nacion, y creeemos que muchisimos mas condados puedan seguir el camino que san francisco ha tomado ross mirkarimionsistent. el alguacil de san francisco que en ultimas es el que maneja a los detenidos, dijo que se sentia comodo con esta ordenanza si es aprobada, pues es consistente con el estatus de santuario de san francisco. >>> en san jose varios comerciantes estan molestos, un centro nocturno abrira con entretenimientos para caballeros. >>> buenas tardes, estamos en el 81 de santa clara, donde hay un edificio construido en el 1927, muy pronto se puede convertir en un lugar de bailarinas. >>> este edificio será más visitado que de costumbre, este edificio con 90 años de historia, será un establecimiento de bailrinas exoticas. >>> se considera que puede afectar el ambiente familiar del area. >>> no se relaciona con el de san francisco. >>> algunos creen que no podria afectar el lugar. >>> las personas que quieran ir a divertirse pueden hacerlo. >>> el establecimiento cumple con las regulaciones, no se haran desnudos, solo con bikini atendiendo el bar. >>> en su publicidad no tienen una fecha ex

san francisco's sheriff ross mirkarimi's family is camping nearby. >> it's a tragedy, and word has spread fast. and it was hard to get any accurate information. >> reporter: the size of the tree is larger than they first anticipated. they now say it was 70 feet tall, 4.5 feet wide, and they also say that 40 feet fell to the ground. also a condition update on the counselors. two are in serious but stable condition. the others have been treated and released. >> the camp is of course working with grief experts to help the campers and staff cope with the tragedy. >>> the governor is ordered to release over 10,000 prisoners immediately or find another cure for prison overcrowding. in today's decision, are the judges rejected the governor's argument that releasing arguments will endanger the public. >>> egypt 'first democratically elected president is under house arrest tonight. fireworks were set off in cairo's tahrir square after the military ousted president morsi. leaders have assured the u.s. they are not interested in a long-term rule and they are taking steps to ensure the safety of amer

ross mirkarimi, city and county of san francisco. city college and the san francisco sheriff's department and our jails deserve a robust relationship. and i was stunned that in last december we reached out to city college in partnering on a $500,000 grant that city college had declined to participate with us on. it squandered the $500,000 opportunity. and the reason why that we reached out, and we're going to continue to assert that this relationship really be memorialized and implemented is that we have the first charter high school in the united states in our jail system thanks to my predecessor, mike hennessy. we have one of the most educated jail populations, in-custody populations because of how effective it is in providing a ged, diploma, or high school certificate. but if there is no pathway beyond the high school for people who are incarcerated or formerly incarcerated, we're stuck. and considering that the san francisco sheriff's department books approximately about 35,000 or 40,000 people per year, even though our daily jai

. >> reporter: san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi's family is camping nearby and he stopped at the camp to see if he could be of any help. >> i mean, it's a tragedy and word has spread fast and it was hard to get any accurate information so i thought i'd come by. >> reporter: in stanislaus national forest, ann notarangelo, kpix 5. >>> someone could be poisoning dogs in san francisco. police say two dogs became very sick after eating meatballs left in a twin peaks neighborhood. two dogs ate them and had to be taken to the e.r. seriously sick. they were left on crestline and burnett streets in twin peaks. neighbors collected as many as they could find. >> that someone would try to poison an animal, it's pathetic. >> that's horrible. it's like hearing when, you know, for halloween, they put bad stuff in children's candy, kind of like the same thing. it's just horrible. >> the meatballs have now been sent to uc-davis for testing. vets say if you think your dog has been exposed, get them checked out immediately. >>> 4:37. and back to our weather forecast for the 4th of july holiday. >>

. >> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi's family is camping nearby, and he stopped to see if he could it's a tragedy. word spread fast, and it was hard to get any accurate information so just thought i'd come by. >> kpix 5. >>> and in a statement, the camp thanked its stafz saying they complem mri fied the spirit at this time of need. >>> a beautiful few out of san francisco. it's even warm in the city tonight. the heat wave officially lasted a full week, but, paul, is the end in sight. >> the end is in sight. we are almost finished with this heat wave. seven days and counting. tomorrow will be day no. 8. san ramon, livermore and con sord all in excess of 100 degrees. big ridge of high pressure giving us the heat, but look at what's going on around the edge of that high including pretty close to the bay area, we've got active weather. those are thunderstorms to our north. find out who has the slight rain chance for tomorrow. that in my forecast coming up. >>> plus poison tree for the bay area park. the investigation after two dogs suddenly get sick. >>> kiet do takes a spin on a new b

from 6 to6 years old and lastly, just a couple of minutes ago i talk told san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. >>> 182 people injured in the crash were taken to variousloc hospitals and suffered a range of injuries including burns, fractures and intternal injuries. >> san francisco general, stanford, california pacific and st. francis all received patients. >> ktvu has a taken of reports on the ground covering the story. >> and our weekend anchors ken wayne and heather holmes live at sfo with the mood at the airport hours after this deadly crash. >> reporter: frank and julie, it looks like a normal day at san francisco international airport if you go in the international terminal behind us you will see passengers hauling their bags around and checking the flight status. if you didn't notice the tv news trucks out front, you would think it's a normal day. >> if you sit down and spend time that the impacted a becames clear. i was walking around the terminal and ran into a woman waiting for fay flight to new zealand and said thank god it wasn't worse. all the people still waiting in line were he

. >> reporter: the san francisco sheriff's family is camping nearby and ross mirkarimi stopped to see if he could help. >> it's a tragedy and word spread fast. i think it's hard to get accurate information. i thought i would come by. the tree is larger than first believed. they say it's 70 feet tall. it was 4.5 feet in diameter. 40 feet fell to the ground of the we have an update on the condition of the counselors. two are in serious but stable condition. the other two are treated and released. >> in this type of thing is there an investigation? >> reporter: not an official authoritative investigation by the sheriff's department. they are not getting involved. but they did say that they believe that the camp would hire an arborist to take a look at the tree and find out why this did happen. >> right. see if there are any more in danger of doing the same thing. ann notarangelo, thank you so much. >>> commuters heading home for the holiday aren't finding much to celebrate right now. chopper 5 live over the bay bridge approach where day 3 of the bart strike as you can see is taking its t