and here on the left is pier 31. you recently approved for the staff to go out for bid on approving that facility, and the bottom right is the belt like we are seeing it come in higher than estimated and it will allow them to move forward with the projects should they come in over budget and the staff will return to the commission to award and we will be presenting budgets and that might include this amount for the individual projects. so just in conclusion, we are looking to increase the budget and the total amount will be $38.5 million and really we see this as solving our helping to support a lot of interests on the port. and the southern water front and the northern water front and the facilities for leasing. and human and environmental health and safety and over all, by increasing revenues in a number of facilities will be improving the port's financial position. >> i am happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. >> is there a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> public comment? >> seeing none, commissioners? >>

and here on the left is pier 31. you recently approved for the staff to go out for bid on approving that facility, and the bottom right is the belt like we are seeing it come in higher than estimated and it will allow them to move forward with the projects should they come in over budget and the staff will return to the commission to award and we will be presenting budgets and that might include this amount for the individual projects. so just in conclusion, we are looking to increase the budget and the total amount will be $38.5 million and really we see this as solving our helping to support a lot of interests on the port. and the southern water front and the northern water front and the facilities for leasing. and human and environmental health and safety and over all, by increasing revenues in a number of facilities will be improving the port's financial position. >> i am happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. >> is there a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> public comment? >> seeing none, commissioners? >>

and here on the left is pier 31. you recently approved for the staff to go out for bid on approving that facility, and the bottom right is the belt like we are seeing it come in higher than estimated and it will allow them to move forward with the projects should they come in over budget and the staff will return to the commission to award and we will be presenting budgets and that might include this amount for the individual projects. so just in conclusion, we are looking to increase the budget and the total amount will be $38.5 million and really we see this as solving our helping to support a lot of interests on the port. and the southern water front and the northern water front and the facilities for leasing. and human and environmental health and safety and over all, by increasing revenues in a number of facilities will be improving the port's financial position. >> i am happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. >> is there a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> public comment? >> seeing none, commissioners? >>

herman cruise terminal at pier pier 27. more notices are coming forward on that shortly as well as online comment opportunities for those that can't make the meeting and then to be able to follow up on that we're scheduling a waterfront boat tour. blue and gold has been kind enough to work with us to marshal this tour so people get to look at the waterfront from a different perspective, the water from san francisco bay and we think it's really an unique perspective that should be brought into the fold. so we are launching. we have water front plan web page set up. we are inviting people who want to follow this process to sign up on our email list so they will get meeting notices in the future. we will be having newsletters we're working with renee martin and others on and along with social media messaging and key points and developments in the process so thank you very much. if you have any questions -- and actually i forgot. there are many members of the working group and advisory teams that actually just came. we did not

her family wants to make sure this never happens again. >> vic lee live at pier 14 now. vic? >> reporter: larry, it was a sad and very touching moment when the steinle family walked on to pier 14 just a little while ago before this live shot. we noticed from a distance with respect, that steinle's mother liz sullivan quietly neiled down and touched some of the flowers still on the pier. the family says the legal action they filed today was to send a message to prevent something like this from happening to other families. they received a lot of expressions of sympathy but no one so forth has stepped forward to take responsibility or accountability for what happened to their daughter. >> as she fell she said, help me, dad. >> reporter: but jim steinle could do nothing to help her. she lay dying in her father's arms. >> we're here to make sure that a change is made so nobody has to endure the pain that my mom and dad and i. >> reporter: they took legal action against those they believe should be held accountable for their daughter's death. first, sheriff ross mirskarimi who rele

justin herman plaza and pier 35. we'll take you inside. you can get autographs.an dress up like a 49er or raider football player. they have a football throwing machine. you can practice your skills catching a football. there's a kids zone. it's open tonight through the evening. it's open all day tomorrow. come into san francisco enjoy the sunshine and warm weather, hop inside pier 35. the 50 tour, it's the first stop of many this fall and winter. let's go to the golden gate bridge. look at that high in livermore. 107 degrees. that is the hottest day of the year in livermore. you get hot a lot. santa rosa you're in triple digits, san jose 93. 84 though in san francisco. that's 11 degrees cooler than yesterday. 90 for san bruno and 92 oakland. that will be the story still well above average, some would call it hot but the downward trend near the water will continue tomorrow. lows overnight tonight generally the 60s, napa 62, redwood city 63, san jose mild night for you 65. the north bay you will cool down the most. santa rosa waking up tomorrow morning to 53 degree

the flags outside of pier 39 are now beginning to blow a bit.s the first indication that our heat wave, which will end up being the longest heat wave of the year, is beginning to end. as soon as we get that little bit of breeze coming through the golden gate, it's almost over! but it's not over yet, guys. we are talking 100s away from the water tomorrow and friday. back to you. >> we are hanging in there. >> thank you, paul. >>> well, still ahead, going big apple unveils its latest >>> apple unveiled new gadgets including a bigger ipad. it's going to be called the ipad pro. and it will be able to run two apps side by side. it will have a 12.9" screen. that's about 3" bigger than the current ipad and will have new options. >> it's called apple pencil. [ laughter ] >> and it's apple pencil's with new technology. >> a pencil. [ laughter ] >> it's specifically designed for the ipad pro. apple says it's good for art, illustration, detailed 3d design. the ipad pro will start at $799. and if you want the pen that's another $100. there's also a smart ke

concert for kids that is gary clark junior opened up at pier 70. the killers and the firefighters took the stage. >> the concert is a big draw at dream force. it's built as the world's largest software conference. it brings in 175,000 people to the city. >> yeah we definitely see that. that would have been a fun conference. >>> a warning for people who plan to visit a popular east bay lake this weekend. coming up in 20 minutes the danger in the water for both you and your pet. >> but first new tensions between leaders of the marine and the navy. the announcement involving the role women should have in the military. >> we're looking at the north bay commute and the golden gate bridge. southbound 101 traffic does look good as you head down to the toll plaza. >> and as gary clark junior was singing give it up. we will give up those cool temps and kick in warmer temps. 50s across the board here. hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where's the? right. it's being a food paparazzi. honey, your

on the 7th of october a medical pier-to pier exchange at the marine's memorial and on the 7th senior leadership seminars day one. we do two-day seminars tackling immediately subjects with the military and these are our seniors leaders throughout the entire bay area region. the first day of the seminar will focus on energy restoration. i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursday, we also have an interoperable training with the navy and on saturday, actually friday/saturday/sunday this year, everyone who can should make it down to the marina green. we have a static display there at the humanitarian village, humanitarian assistance village and get lots of great information from all of the presenters and the different organizations who have booths there, along with being able to see the actual military capabilities that would be brought to san francisco. so all in all, it's a very exciting week, and we are very happy t

14 one of business of -- business of the piers in san francisco. the gun was stolen from a bureau of land management issue, so we have immigration policy if san francisco, the sanctuary moms the first attorney recent talking about so there are claims against all three the we expect kate steinle's parapets -- parents to speak after the tomorrows and we will go back to the news conference. >> san jose city council is moving forward with action on one of the highest priority issues. skyrocketing rents. matt keller joins us from city hall to report. >> rental praises are skyrocketing in san jose. the question is: how do you provide affordable housing to the difficult while also being fair to the property owners? that is the question facing san jose city leaders. >> technology is not the only thing booming in silicon valley. housing is just as hot. 3,700 units are popping up in south san jose but do not for get to bring your wallet. >> we were shocked about the prices. we moved in, in december and they let us know when the lease would go up, it would go

they lost him and he popped up in a manhole cover and then climbed up on the pier there. they are in the process of communicating with him and maybe trying to get him to come down off the pier there and -- >> we have no idea what he was pulled over for. he may have been driving under the influence as you can tell his behavior is somewhat erratic. so again looking at these live pictures happening right down by the water, the embarcadero, a man who swam away from police this is happening in the channel near at&t park, it started 30 minutes ago. police pulled him over for a traffic stop and he jumped into the water, jumped back out of the water on the pier. and this -- i won call it a rescue at this point but it looks like authorities have things under control and they are talking with the suspect now. if we do have any more information, we'll of course pass it along to you. >>> the nfl is pulling out all the stops to kick off the road to super bowl 50. thousands of people packing into justin herman plaza in san francisco for a free concert and since we in the bay area are h

on the 7th of october a medical pier-to pier exchange at the marine's memorial and on the 7th senior leadership seminars day one. we do two-day seminars tackling immediately subjects with the military and these are our seniors leaders throughout the entire bay area region. the first day of the seminar will focus on energy restoration. i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursday, we also have an interoperable training with the navy and on saturday, actually friday/saturday/sunday this year, everyone who can should make it down to the marina green. we have a static display there at the humanitarian village, humanitarian assistance village and get lots of great information from all of the presenters and the different organizations who have booths there, along with being able to see the actual military capabilities that would be brought to san francisco. so all in all, it's a very exciting week, and we are very happy t

kate steinle was shot and killed at pier 14 two months ago. her accused killer, francisco sanchez, has pleaded not guilty to the crime. francisco sanchez is a mexican immigrant deported from the united states favor times. several agencies named in the claim include i.c.e. and blm and san francisco sheriff mirkarimi would led sanchez out of jail despite claims frommic he -- from i.c.e. that he be released to them. >> her father testified on capitol hill in july for stronger immigration laws. the sheriff said they cannot comment on the poe trillion litigation but a spokesperson said the sheriff continues to extend his deepest sympathy to the kate steinle family for their loss. >> rent control and affordable housing are hot topic at the city council meet egg considering a plan to previous up san jose's represents criminal law including eviction protections. according to officials republicans have shot up 54 percent in five years. the average apartment in san jose is $2,200. an increase of $800 since 2010. the median income has only increased by 1

it all started after he jumped in the water here near the 4th street pier. he was first hanging onto the pier hanging off some old pilings and then poking his head up and down out of a manhole cover. then he saw the officers were still on his tail. so he started swimming away from police swimmers doing the back stroke. then we see him shimmying up a piling swinging like a modern- day tarzan. finally, he walks to the edge of the old pier and then he starts to multitask. he decides to get in a quick workout doing pushups. >> we were able to more or less quarantine him in an area of the pier by way of the rescue swimmers, the police boats, also fire department, jet ski joined in the operation. >> reporter: and they nabbed him. the man was taken know custody, wrapped in a blanket and put on a stretcher. it's not clear how the traffic stop started, what happened with this man and his motorcycle but he is facing charges of evading officers at least. anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> today marks 14 years since the attacks of september 11th, 2001. near the site of the world

he climbed up on the pier, a police crisis negotiator walked on the pier to talk to him and he surrendered. >> it was important to work with him and get him to surrender. you don't want your boat down there after dark. it's dangerous. the highway patrol identifies the man as 20-year-old noah iesha. authorities say a man who led the l.a. police department on a karcher and -- car chase is dead. the armed man held four people against their will when the deputies opened fire. none of the hostages are hurt. >>> firefighters are working hard to get ahold of a fire. it started on wednesday and yesterday it trippled in size to 15,000-acres. it's destroyed at least six homes. so far that fire is only 10% contained. >> it's scary and surreal. mostly i'm concerned for the people, but the smoke is hour endous -- horrendous. the cause is under investigation. one of the irish students injured in the balcony collapse will speak publically. the hospital is working closely to safely traps fer him home. -- transfer him home. six people died when the balcony gave way. the balkano had -- cal connie had dry ro

there, he opened up the dream force concert for kids tonight at san francisco's pier 70. the killers and foo fighters later took the stage. they raise money for the bentioc children's hospital in san francisco. >> we're raising over $10 million tonight. that's a new record in over five years we've raised $36 million. i mean there's never been a fund raising program for a children's hospital like this. it's so exciting. >> the concert is a big draw at dream force which is billed as the worm's largest square conference. it brought as many as 175,000 people to the city. the four day conference wraps up tomorrow. >>> this is a dangerous precedent. >> the family of an autistic child is sued for being a quote public nuisance. how the behavior of the boy has divided a community. >> tracking the warm up in the bay area forecast. what's your friday going to be like? i'll have the details, we'll see you back here. >> new images of the damage caused by a massive earthquake in chile. a woman's agonizing wait for information about her family. selling 18 homes? easy. building them all

steinle was shot and killed last month on pier- 14 along san francisco's waterfront. francisco lopez- sanchez, an undocumented immigrant, who had been released from jail in april by sheriff mirkarimi, is charged with steinle's murder. mirkarimi refused to keep lopez- sanchez held for ice officials, citing san francisco's sanctuary city law. the gun used in the shooting was stolen from a bureau of land management ranger's car. back in june. steinle's family plans to hold a news conference tomorrow morning. we will live stream the new conference on our a string of robberies in a popular san francisco tourist location. has residents in the area on edge. now. the city of san francisco is enforcing new patrols in the area. to prevent future attacks. kron 4's emily turner has more on the change. that is supposed to make criminals think twice in the area. >> emily : a beautiful skyline on a picture-perfect street and add to that blue uniforms and you will have your daily view here are the new ambassadors the city and the police treated it due to the growing amounts of crime

then he decides to retreat again to dry land shimmying up a piling to land back on the old pier.e again cornered, he decided to bulk up while he had the time, he dropped and gave the police 20 pushups. then after crawling down and sitting on a pipe northerners moved in. we were able to more or less quarantine him in an area of the derelict pier by way of rescue boats and jet ski. >> reporter: the negotiations paid off. wearing only his shorts the suspect was taken into custody wrapped in a blanket and put on a stretcher. this might remind you of the story of a couple of weeks ago a woman jumping off the bay bridge to elude police so hopefully criminals getting the clue that this is not a good escape strategy. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> toxicology tests show a man fatally shot by pleasanton police was not on drugs. the incident happened at an auto showroom in july. 19-year-old john deming was said to be acting erratically during the altercation which his lawyers dispute. police had no comment on the report saying the investigation is ongoing. >>> a major back

. >>> a key witness took the stand in the shooting death of a woman at pier 14 in san francisco. she testified during a preliminary hearing for the man accused of killing 32-year-old kate steinly walking along the pier with her father when she was shot and killed july 1st. we're live with new developments from court today, vick? >> reporter: the preliminary hearing now in the fourth day recess late this afternoon, all of the testimony is over, prosecution presented its case and after the court hearing, the attorney for francisco lopez sanchez talked to reporters. >> i believe that while the defendant was aware that something had happened with this thing that he was holding, i actually don't believe he was aware that someone was shot on the pier. >> the overriding question was it second degree murder, involuntary manslaughter, or was francisco lopez sanchez simply a bad shot. >> the fourth day of hearings started with testimony from aaron carpenter, a tourist staying opposite pier 14 and took cell phone pictures from her hotel room of lopez sanchez walking briskly after she heard

abc 7 news was at pier 90 as a fire boat was deployed to put out a fire. the fire boat totally drenched the pier. the fire kept smoldering. it began near some grain silos. no word on what sparked it and no injuries reported. >>> leaders in san jose are talking about the skyrocketing housing prices in silicon valley and what to do about rent control. after t over the past five years the rent in san jose has shot up 54%. chris ngyuen is live in san jose. salaries can't keep up with that pace. >> reporter: yeah, the average rent per month in san jose is $2300 roughly. no surprise that people are having a tough time paying their bills. some say that stricter rent control will hurt responsible tenants. but they say they're just trying to make a living like everyone else. renters rallied for some relief. >> i'm not sag reying rent shout be raised but people can be priced ot of the place they're living. >> reporter: under the rent control ordinance, landlords that own three or more units built before 1979 can raise their rent up to 8% per year. many believe that'

. >>> a key witness took the stand in the shooting death of a woman at pier 14 in san francisco. she testified during a preliminary hearing for the man accused of killing 32-year-old kate steinly walking along the pier with her father when she was shot and killed july 1st. we're live with new developments from court today, vick? >> reporter: the preliminary hearing now in the fourth day recess late this afternoon, all of the testimony is over, prosecution presented its case and after the court hearing, the attorney for francisco lopez sanchez talked to reporters. >> i believe that while the defendant was aware that something had happened with this thing that he was holding, i actually don't believe he was aware that someone was shot on the pier. >> the overriding question was it second degree murder, involuntary manslaughter, or was francisco lopez sanchez simply a bad shot. >> the fourth day of hearings started with testimony from aaron carpenter, a tourist staying opposite pier 14 and took cell phone pictures from her hotel room of lopez sanchez walking briskly after she heard

four people were rescued after a pier collapsed in new jersey. news copter 7 hovered over the scene in perth amboy as rescuers put a woman and child on a boat. portions of the pier fell into the water behind them leaving them stranded. they had trespassed on to the very old pier which was closed. >>> same-sex couples in kentucky with now get marriage licenses in a county where none were being issued for the last three months. that's after the clerk who took a stand for her religious beliefs was sent to jail. kim davis is refusing to resign from her job as the county clerk, and until she does she's going to remain in jail in contempt of court. a judge ordered davis to issue marriage licenses after same- sex marriage was legalized by the supreme court in june. she chose to spend time in jail rather than do something that she says goes against her religious beliefs. >> and the laws of the land are to issue marriage licenses to same-sex marriage couples and have marriage equality. >> i support kim davis. i think you're god's people rise up like they

on the 7th of october a medical pier-to pier exchange at the marine's memorial and on the 7th senior leadership seminars day one. we do two-day seminars tackling immediately subjects with the military and these are our seniors leaders throughout the entire bay area region. the first day of the seminar will focus on energy restoration. i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursday, we also have an interoperable training with the navy and on saturday, actually friday/saturday/sunday this year, everyone who can should make it down to the marina green. we have a static display there at the humanitarian village, humanitarian assistance village and get lots of great information from all of the presenters and the different organizations who have booths there, along with being able to see the actual military capabilities that would be brought to san francisco. so all in all, it's a very exciting week, and we are very happy t

he ended on the pier. police broke the boards on the pier to get him out. >> a top story here and around nation, the 14th anniversary of the most deadly attack on american soil with several events in the united states and the bay area will remember what happened on 9/11 of 2001. people are gathering at the national 9/11 memorial in new york city, where the names of those lost will be read this morning. nearly 3,000 people died in the attacks on the world trade center with the pentagon and the united airlines flight 93 that crashed in sworn pennsylvania. >> lanterns shined in shanksville, pennsylvania for honor crew and passengers of flight 93 headed from new jersey to san francisco. a group of passengers led by bay area residents stormed the cockpit surprise the hijackers momented before the crash. it is believed they wanted to fly the jet and the united states capitol. a new visitors center opened year at the flight 93 memorial. >> at 6:45 this morning, san francisco mayor lee and fire chief hayes-white w

new at 11:00, four people in new jersey had to be rescued from the end of a pier that collapsed. scene. as rescuers put two men, a woman and a child into a boat. portions of the pier, they had just walked over, fell into the water behind them, leaving them stranded on a concrete island. they had trespassed on to the old pier, which was closed. >> straight ahead for this thursday night, quite a motorcade, and let you find out who this is all for. plus, star wars fans lining up for something that comes out at midnight tonight. >> what am i doing here? labor day forecast. >> heat wave goes five days. the 5th and final day, we have fallen below 90. might not get back there tomorrow. already following showers and thunderstorms over new jersey. we'll let you know if you'll need the ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. she was just browsing... we gotta go. i'm nikki. and we bank human at td bank. what? >>> new tonight,

finally he walks to the edge of the old pier and then starts to multitask getting in a quick workout doing some pushups. >> we were able to more or less quarantine him in an area of the derelict peer by way of the rescue swimmers, police boats, fire department, jet ski joined in the operation. >> reporter: and they nabbed him. the man was taken into custody wrapped in a blanket and put on a stretcher. you may remember a couple of weeks ago a woman is accused of jumping in the bay to evade police. clearly, this, um, tactic does not work well for suspects. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> firefighters say the state's largest wildfire is threatening an ancient grove of giant sequoia trees. now crews are building a five mile defensive perimeter to protect the trees from the flames. the famous 268-foot-tall general grant tree stands in the forest and is believed to be about 3,000 years old. >>> a measure that would have extended california's greenhouse gas reduction targets is being delayed until next year. it came a day after it was withdrawn. another one called for calif

life has been a roller coaster for liz almost two months after her daughter kate steinly murdered on pier 14. accused killer sanchez a mexican immigrant deported from the u.s. has pleaded not guilty to the crime. she blames those who allow him to walk free. >> it's something that needs t toen. we don't need them here. not violent felon. >>reporter: steinly family will file broad legal action tuesday against many agencies. federal immigration and custom

and this is the pier to the nine and looking towards the west. and the site, and the port, who and the sea wall is 324 as indicated in this slide and the sea wall, 323, and the sight that will consist of four lots, two of which are referring to as the street, stub as well as the davis stub so the loss will constitute the site and those will be and they have been controlled by the view the over all sight with a high meet of 34 feet and it is used and asked as indicated on this slide. and the tenant and to enter into the list for the port back in 2009 and for eleven years they operated on the portions of the pier 27 and 29 there were additions from the community to the comment because of the temporary structures and are not compatible with the district and it is noticed the water front district. and so actually undecided to say well, you know, that in order to create and to construct them, and that is going to be more expensive that they will need to expand their use program. and including expanding the sites from just a portion of the sea wall 324

35. >> a ton going on down at pier 35 really for fans of all ages.ee. come on down, starting at noon. it will be open through 5:30, which is the kickoff of the game. a ton of fun opportunities, whether it's getting an autograph with bay area legends, taking photos with hall of fame buffs, even the opportunity to win a free hyundai. a ton of things for fans of all ages. >> reporter: and roger craig will be out there? >> yes. and a big group of legends here. >> reporter: we're talking about all of the events going on. it's also spilling over here to justin herman plaza. big concerts. i will let you know name the bands. >> train and ellie golding. gates open at 2:30, 3:00. come on down. there will be a lot of good energy. >> reporter: think you might have a couple of people down here around 2:30, 3:00? >> i think so. >> reporter: this is the kickoff for the who el nfl season -- for the whole nfl season. football kicks off at 5:30 in foxboro. >> we're excited. this culminates on monday night with a double header, so really just the start here in san fran

there has been discussion about using explosive devices to implode some of those old piers. >> pier ee're present hee in the permit pros -- presently in the process for bringing that pier down. it is the largest of all the piers and under water comparable to a five story building. we're looking to implode that foundation and we have spent a number of years working with resource agencies to ensure that we mitigate all impacts to the environment. >> we should point out if you do use the implosion method to take down the old span of the bridge, it's not going to look at dramatic as people might think. >> no it won't. all of the impact, the implosion that you would think normally might take place in bringing down a building that's on land, all of that activity will take place underwater and so there may be some just slight movement of water on top, but you will not see the visual like you have seen on land e would we maybe see a few ripples on the water where it's happening some it would be that insignificant? >> yes, it would be minimal and the sound as well. it would sound like a muf el

stand today against the man accused of killing 32-year-old kate steinle who was walking along the pier with her father when she was shot july 1st. vic lee has been in court all day and joins us with more. >> reporter: the court hearing just adjourned a little while ago. all of the testimony is over. the judge now has to decide what kind of charges the prosecution gets to prove to the jury. was it second-degree murder, was it manslaughter or was francisco lopez sanchez simply a bad shot. the fourth day of hearings started with testimony from erin carpenter, a tourist staying at a hotel opposite pier 14. she took cell phone pictures from her hotel window of francisco lopez sanchez walking away briskly after she heard gunshots. carpenter said she was suspicious of him because he was the only person walking away from kate steinle, now lying on the grounld, when everyone else was going toward her. she gave the images to police. prosecutor diana garcia also called three officers who responded to the scene. officer andrew bryant was the one who arrested sanchez. he's one of the officers in th

after leaving the pier after word. on friday judge wrote. is over for trial itself for a charge the bank second degree murder or manslaughter the offender maintain this was an accident in this letter is the right decision. >> reporter: 5 year-old veteran who lived in this house a hero. shot a man and had allegedly breaking into his house. police said the victim was home all on wednesday. a little after 11:00 a.m. he heard a knock on the door. he did not answer a few seconds later at least two men kicked in his back door. when the veteran fired on the suspect hitting one of them. police say they found 34 roche on marly all wanted parole will. and did almost a mile away. police still if looking for at least one other suspect. >> reporter: share if the fees charged with murder in connection with and in custody death of an inmate at the main jail corrections officers matthey fairest and rafael rodriguez were arrested this morning. the death of an may 31st year-old michael james tyree. found dead in his cell last thursday. the three deputies char

>> catherine:in the continuing firestorm over the pier 14 killing of kate steinle. pelosi said again today that she supports san francisco's sanctuary city program. >> catherine:pelosi was visiting monroe elementary school.along with mayor ed lee and others. they were talking about a program designed to help families save for education -- called >> catherine:"kindergarten to college." >> catherine:but she was also asked about "kate's law" -- which would give a mandatory 5 years in prison to violent, deported illegal aliens who re-enter the u.s. >> catherine:"kate's law" was proposed after 32-year- old kate steinle was killed by an illegal alien who had been deported five times. >> catherine:she'd been walking along pier 14 with her father back in july. pelosi doesn't support the proposal. she 'has' asked federal officials to review the policies regarding the detention of illegal aliens.c >> pam:we sent out push alerts on this story when the steinle family announced their lawsuit. stay up-to-the-minute on all your news and weather with the free kron 4 mobile app. it'

. >>> abc 7 news talks with the brother of the woman killed at san francisco's pier 14. what he wants the public to know about his family's new lawsuit. >>> michael finney taking your questions on twitter and facebook and will answer them here live in a few minutes. search for michael finney on facebook or twitter to "ask finney." >>> if you are looking for traffic we found it southbound lanes of 101 through san jose. northbound traffic looking good as usual. 880 appears to be moving smoothly across the top in both what do a nasca comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® has also been proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. i tried warfarin before, but the blood testing routine and dietary restrictions had me o

the san francisco woman was shot can killed while walking with her father at pier 14 in july.neys for francisco sanchez say that the gun went off accidentally. >> seven, today is worldwide parklet day, a day to turn parking spaces into parklets, temporary green spaces. >> doritos is showing support for lgbt teens with a limited run of rainbow chips part of the partnership with the "it gets better project," that supports gay and lesbian teens would have been bullied. in you donate $10 or more to the organization can buy the chips. the rainbow look is inspired by the pride flag. >> former president jimmy carter and his wife were caught on the kiss camera last night atlanta braves game. they gave each other a big kiss in front of the cheering crowd and jimmy carter announced he is getting attempt for cancer. he said he intends to remain active while he has treatment and she does not look south conscious and they look reallies really happy. >> go on, carters, where your badselves. >> a warning for people in the east bay, where you will not want to take your dogs. >> what doctors w

tourist staying at hotel opposite pier 14. she took is cell phone picture from her hotel window of lopez sanchez walking away briskly after she heard gunshots. carpenter said she was suspicious of him because he was the only person walking away from kate steinly lying on the ground when everyone else was going toward her. she gave the images to police. >> prosecutor gar situation always called 3 officers who responded to the scene. officer andrew bryant was the one who arrested sanchez at embarcadero and townsend. he's one of the officers in the cell phone video of the arrest. during the preliminary hearings pros cawtor garcia called a ballistic expert who showed the gun similar to this one that sanchez is accused of firing. public defender gonzalez called only one witness but crucial to the defense that the gun went off accidentally. former sf pd crime lab director norris said last week that he supported gonzalez theory that it was an accidental discharge. that based on earlier testimony from an investigators that the bullet

the move comes almost two months after kate steinle was murdered on pier 14. acussed killer francisco sanchez has pleaded not guilty. sanchez is mexican immigrant deported five times from the up. the family is filing a claim against several agencies including federal immigration and customs enforcement, united states bureau of land management, the gun allegedly used was stolen from a blm agent's car. the sheriff mirkarimi has also been nailed in the chairman for releasing sanchez from jail despite claims frommic he -- from i.c.e. he be turned over. it is a claim about awaying their daughter. and more. >> it is too late for us. that ship has sailed. we want it for future people. we want it for future possible victims. we have to put an end to it. >> spokesman for sheriff said he cannot comment on potential litigation but adds he continues to extend his sympathy to the family for their loss. >> it is almost 5:03. happening today the san jose city council will debate a bill that with cap represent increases making it tougher to evict renters. matt? >> rents are i

will, drive, and such a free spirit. >> reporter: 32-year-old kate steinle was shot and killed at pier 14. an undocumented immigrant and convicted felon will now stand trial for murder. the steinles say ross mirkarimi is to claim. >> he overstepped his boundaries as sheriff and it resulted in kate's death. >> reporter: the family says they've filed a lawsuit against the sheriff and federal authorities saying something needs to change. >> the largest mistake is mirkarimi's mem rando not to cooperate with ice and communicate we're about to release a felon on to the streets. >> reporter: he and his parents came to visit the pier where kate was lost. >> you think of us going to giants games. we love the embark daro it's sad to see the place she fell and took her last breath. >> reporter: the family says the port authority has plans to put up a memorial bench in honor the kate. on it, one of her favorite quotes. whatever is good for your soul, do that. >> no matter what comes across, no matter what tragedy, or obstacles you face in life, that you overcome it and make sure you live and love

will, drive, and such a free spirit. >> reporter: 32-year-old kate steinle was shot and killed at pierand convicted felon will now stand trial for murder. the steinles say ross mirkarimi is to claim. >> he overstepped his boundaries as sheriff and it resulted in kate's death. >> reporter: the family says they've filed a lawsuit against the sheriff and federal authorities saying something needs to change. >> the largest mistake is mirkarimi's mem rando not to cooperate with ice and communicate we're about to release a felon on to the streets. >> reporter: he and his parents came to visit the pier where kate was lost. >> you think of us going to giants games. we love the embark daro it's sad to see the place she fell and took her last breath. >> reporter: the family says the port authority has plans to put up a memorial bench in honor the kate. on it, one of her favorite quotes. whatever is good for your soul, do that. >> no matter what comes across, no matter what tragedy, or obstacles you face in life, that you overcome it and make sure you live and love the best you can. >> reporter:

a trailer at pier 41 is offering various items for $20.or the next 20 days items are on sale on ebay for $20 each. they have a new app that says it's more user-friendly. >>> if you have a consumer problem or question, email our hotline at consumerwatch@cbssf.com. or you can try the hotline at 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. we'll be right,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with grape tomatoes. this time of year, grape tomatoes are going like crazy in the market. locally grown and delicious. they are going to be around for a little while longer and then they will go away mostly imported. but right now, you can't beat them. when you buy them the redder the better all the way around. they are shaped like games. the from any shriveling whatsoever. bottom of the tray nice and clear. i love to cook a grape tomato. olive oil, garlic, tomatoes, add them in there. but this time of year, you want to add them in there at the very end. if you add them early, they will break down quickly and

. >>> coming up next, the family of a woman killed along san francisco's pier 14 wants justice. who they say is responsible for taking their daughter's life. more on the announcement expected today. =am/hot thfamymeersf ke sinlm >>> happening later today, the family members of kate steinle moving forward with their fight for justice. they want several agencies in the bay area to be held accountable for their daughter's death. >> "today in the bay" bob redell live in our san francisco newsroom with what they are expected to announce today. good morning, bob. >> reporter: the steinle family believes that the system failed them and their daughter so at 11:00 a.m. this morning on the steps of city hall kate steinle's parents, her brother, along with her lawyers will announce that they are filing a claim against three government agencies, namely the sheriff's office of san francisco, i.c.e. and the bureau of land management since it was their agent's stolen gun that was used to kill kate steinle this past july as she walked with her father down pier 14 in service. the steinle family

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