roseville's vice mayor bonnie groe happens to live in that neighborhood.and after her experience, shesays she's been working with state lawmakers to give neighbors more power to say no to sex offenders moving in.bonnie groe, vice mayor of roseville "let's hope that we can make a change, because nobody should have the feeling of being unsafe in their own home because the state has allowed a sexual offender to live next door."however reichel warns neighbors should have more faith in the system.mark reichel, attorney at law"their re-offense to those in their own community where they're placed is probably very very low..."(but with)"we can't lock somebody up for life when the crime doesn't call for that." (steve) that was doug johnson reporting. the state division of adult parole operations... did not repspond to a request for details on how exactly the process of placing sex offedners works. (pam) happening tomorrow... the wait is finally over... it's game one of the n-b-a finals... the warriors will host lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers... but, the cavaliers star was distracted

the other is being allowed back his neighborhood in roseville after violating his parole. of corrections says a "sexually violent predator" is as a person convicted of a sexually violent offense against one or more victims.... and has been diagnosed with a mental disorder. some neighbors are fearful that these predators are moving in so close to the communities: ( darya ) parents say they will be keeping a closer eye on their children and police say they will be doing extra patrols in the neighborhoods. ( mark ) still ahead ... a bay area community on edge.. after a father is found stabbed to death in a park. hear from the victim's family who are pleading for answers. and next... a family in danger of drowning on a northern california lake. see how a five-year-old boy came to their rescue. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. handballer 1: you know what

host: peter is calling from roseville, california, independent line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my comments. i have a short comment in regards to the tapes. in not providing a tape may cause problematic impressions of the president's behavior. number one, he does not tell the truth. number two, he is an intimidator. , number three, but he gave years are detrimental to the presidency. thank you. host: calling in from california on the democratic line, high, or rochelle. caller: a few things, number one, i have a ba degree in journalism, so i'm responding to the caller who said that cnn is doing fake news. interfere news did with our democratic elections through the russians. let's step back here because everybody is getting all upset , but theferent issues fake news is what made them had into our system. -- made them hack into our system. donald trump is our man, i did not vote for him, however, he thought he could run the country like a business. he did see that he could not, however, he is still going around acting as though he is a ceo and he is not. he is

four, sacramento/roseville. >>> what if you could go to bed and wake up in a different city?ooh. >> it's not magic, it's a new start-up called cabin, that's building what it calls hotels on wheels. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom is just waking up from his private tour with the company's founders. take a look. >> we went with all-leather seats, some nice, high-gloss tables. >> reporter: tom currier is showing off the new downstairs lounge in a boutique hotel that sleeps 22 guests. >> we start off with a memory foam bed that's super comfy, pressed sheets, same sheets that the ritz carlton actually uses. >> reporter: but this hotel offers something the ritz carlton can't. >> it's an experience that's akin to teleportation, where you basically fall asleep and then wake up somewhere new. >> reporter: call it a hotel on wheels or a sleeper car without the train tracks. they call it cabin, a new kind of bus inspired by an old kind of travel on railroads and oceanliners. >> these things were hotels that moved. it was a multiday trip. the service was amazing. and you would book a c

. >> reporter: bca agents later interviewed reynolds at the roseville police department. >> he let theers know, i have a firearm on me. and that's when the officer was like, don't move, don't move! as he's trying to get himself back comfortable, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: reynolds hears the ding of a text message. >> officer yanez was found not guilty of manslaughter, but he was removed from the police force. >>> all right now to another tough story. new details in the stabbing of a police officer in flint, michigan. we learned a canadian man tried unsuccessfully to buy a gun in the united states for five days. investigators are calling this a lone wolf attack. they say he shouted god is great in arabic, before he stabbed the officer in the neck. >> he made something to the statement of you have killed people in iraq, and syria, and we are all going to die. >> he is a dual citizen of canada and tunisia, whose lived in montreal for the past three years. he remains in custody. the doctors have police officer from critical condition. >>> the driver had a cache of explosives and weapon

. >> hundreds gathered in roseville yesterday. three groups held demonstrations.lling themselves anti shariah law, and a counter protest group calling themselves anti-fascist and a third demonstrating unity. >> i came to show support for the muslim community and to say we're glad you're here, we want you here. >> one person was arrested in connection with the protests. though it is unclear which group that individual belonged to. >>> time is 5:15. legendary actor adam west, the man who played batman in the 1960s television series has died. west played the caped crusader for 120 episodes on abc. reporter melissa mcbride from our sister station in l.a. looks back at the life of adam west. >> reporter: for only three seasons adam west was batman on the hit tv series in the late 1960s but it was the role he would be known for throughout his decades-long career. two weeks ago he signed autographs with burt ward who played his sidekick, robin, on the show. >> 75% of my time on this planet has been working with adam west. >> reporter: ward says west seemed to be in good

. >>> friends and a family of a roseville police officer whose battle with cancer ended recently gathered a memorial for officer bobby seech. he was a husband, the father of a three-year-old, and was diagnosed with brain cancer. after surviving treatment for that tumor a second tumor was discovered in 2015. during this morning's service fellow officers recalled how his positive attitude never wavered. the officer was just 34 years old. >>> 911 dispatchers in san francisco say they are overworked and stressed out because of a staffing crisis. and they say it is putting the public's safety in danger. as ktvu's tara moriarty reports the dispatchers asked for help at a committee meeting today. >> reporter: 911 dispatchers are supposed to respond within 10 seconds. >> how long are people being put on hold? >> i've heard up to like five to eight minutes. >> reporter: and in a job where every second counts, even one minute is simply too long. this past january the department of emergency management says a power outage due to human error knocked 911 off line for more than ten minutes. >> roll dow

. >>> hundreds of people also gathered in roseville yesterday. three groups held demonstrations.ne calling themselves anti-sharia law. a counter protest group calling them anti-fascist and a third for unity. >> showing my support for the muslim community and to say we're glad you're here, we want you here. >> at least one person was arrested in connection with the protests. although it is unclear which group that individual belonged to. >>> legendary actor adam west, the man who played batman in the 1960s television series has died. west played the caped crusader for 120 episodes on abc. he is widely known for being the original tv batman. reporter melissa mcbride from our sister station in l.a. takes a look back at the life of adam west. >> batman! >> for only three seasons adam west was batman on the hit tv series in the late 1960s. but it was the role he would be known for throughout his decades-long career. just two weeks ago he signed autographs with burt ward who played his side kick robin on the show. >> 75% of my time on this planet has been working with adam west. >> war

. >> hundreds gathered in roseville yesterday. three groups held demonstrations.alling themselves anti shariah law, and a counter protest group calling themselves anti-fascist and a third group demonstrating for unity. >> i came to show support for the muslim community and to say we're glad you're here, we want you here. >> at least one person was arrested in connection with the protests. though it is unclear which group that individual belonged to. >>> 6:15 is our time. legendary actor adam west, the man who played batman in the 1960s television series has died. west played the caped crusader for 120 episodes on abc. and is widely known for being the original tv batman. reporter melissa mcbride from our sister station in l.a. looks back at the life of adam west. >> batman! >> reporter: for only three seasons adam west was batman on the hit tv series in the late 1960s but it was the role he would be known for throughout his decades-long career. two weeks ago he signed autographs with burt ward who played his sidekick, robin, on the show. >> 75% of my time on this

. >>> hundreds of people also gathered in roseville.hree groups held demonstrations, one calling themselves anti-sharia law. a counterprotest group calling themselves anti-fascists. and a third group demonstrating for unity. >> just came out to show my support for the muslim community and to say we're glad you're here, we want you here. >> reporter: at least one person was arrested in connection with the protests at it's not clear which group that individual belonged to. >>> walnut creek residents looking to beat the heat this summer now have another option. the renovated larky swim center held its grand opening today complete with raffles, food trucks and synchronized swimming. the pool will be available for lessons and school trip rentals and just in time. next week temperatures in walnut creek are expected to soar past 95 degrees. >>> the oakland raiders held a clinic today at their alameda practice facility for high school students and coaches. as you can see in this video from the raiders, the kids took part in drills and learned t

san francisco/oakland/hayward at number two, and sacramento/roseville and then santa rosa. >>> to bringinge house. a classical music fan stole the show the moment he hit the stage. ♪ [ laughter ] >> there you see him on the bottom of your screen. the dog just wandering on to the stage during an outdoor performance in turkey. the lab didn't seem to know what was happening. he was just enjoying some music. the audience loved it, responding with laughter and applause, and the musicians kept playing. this video went viral after it was tweeted with the words "cutest moment in classical music." and you know what, drew, i have to agree. >> you know what, though, one caveat. >> what? >> you would say it. what is it? >> woodstock. >> oh, my dog, woodstock. >> right. >> if he did that -- >> yeah, he could top that. >> i think so. >> yeah, we'll make a video later today. >> we'll have it. he'll make it work. live doppler 7. we do have a couple issues visibilitywise. what you're seeing on the screen, live doppler 7 can measure the visibility in terms of miles. so, three miles is the visibility right n

there is a foundation, the roseville institute is our 501(c~)(3 ) part of. the way the federal government has structured the presidential library system is the federal government will pay for the preservation and storage of the actual records, the archives themselves and the attorneys associate with the presidential library. it will pay for the staff to maintain that but they will not pay for ancillary things like education programs, new exhibits, technology, educational outreach. so any private money to be able to do those things. a model that was greater by franklin roosevelt was all the money to build the building was raised privately and then everything that he owned was donated to the federal government and the federal government agreed that they would manage it and preserve it. one of the things that he think this generation particularly people have a hard time with is timeframe. national archives has to think on a timeframe of hundreds of years. if you think about our great founding charters, declaration of independence, the constitution, the emancipa

number four is sacramento/roseville.in at number 17. >>> what if you could go to bed and then wake up in a different city? it is not magic. it is the new start-up called cabin that's building what it calls hotels on wheels. abc7 news got a private tour from the company's founders. they call it cabin. it sleeps 24 guests in those cabins, and it's a new kind of bus that comes with an attendant that's there serving you complimentary chamomile at night and espresso in the morning. >> start off with a memory foam bed that's super comfy, pressed sheets, same sheets that the ritz carlton actually uses. >> -- trains drivers with ipads to make sure they have a smooth ride. the smoother the ride, better their grade. on their inaugural route between san francisco and santa monica, they intentionally slowed the ride down, avoided the bumps and you can have a longer sleep period. about 100 bucks to go. >> that's the price. i would almost pay that just to get sleep at this point. you could actually quote me any amount and i would prob

the united nations and the idea that this was the first time the big three, churchill, stalin, and roseville, had gotten together. he had his whole family come to stay. he was communicating to america what the portman, how we were going to fight the war, and the scope of this global battle. he was talking about the russian americand how the -british forces coming through were putting pressure on nazi germany the success they were having and the pacific. there was a turning point in the war. prior to that, in 1942, early 1943, the allies had really struggled. the nazis and japanese had won victory after victory, but suddenly, the tide had turned, an with these meetings -- important point to communicate to the american public that there was going to be an end to this terrible global conflict and that he had a vision for the world after the war ended, that this united nations was going to come together and create a body for governing world peace, as he had hoped the league of nations would, and this new united nations would be an important organization moving forward. host: what is the story of

roseville,aller from michigan, line for republicans.aller: i am so disgusted with this congress in general. they do not know who to serve anymore. we elect these people to be our representatives and they are not helping us at all. the lady in mississippi -- i agree 100% with what she said, that they are going to knock people off the list, the , and what are they going to do? .e have nobody to serve us every senator in congress seems playing to their own interests, and this health care -- i am more about my mom, i worry about mine, i worry about nursing homes who cannot afford to do anything or get any kind of health care. what will happen to them? our congress does not seem to care. verity to take off for their fourth of july vacation, and we are going to be the ones who will be left wondering what is going on. host: we'll be bringing you the reaction from various members of the senate in the wake of this decision yesterday. one interesting story is focusing on senator mazie hirono, a democrat from why he she spent who said major hours

the other is being allowed back his neighborhood in roseville after violating his parole. the department of corrections says a "sexually violent predator" is as a person convicted of a sexually violent offense against one or more victims.... and has been diagnosed with a mental disorder. some neighbors are fearful that these predators are moving in so close to the communities: