shareholders, san jose mayor sam liccardo is taking a strong stance against pg e. >>stating their public safety power service program is not trustworthy i am concerned. >>that this is not an agency that safety of my community or anyone else's community and talk foremost in their mind. and i have very good reason to have those concerns based on the pga last decade. >>in hopes of reducing wildfires this summer the california public utilities commission who gaze pg need the ability to proactively shut off power stands by their decision making it clear the measure as a last resort in a statement today, they said quote the cpu see has set up parameters and guidelines for public safety power shut off to ensure appropriate customer notification pg e says they plan to give 48 hours notice if and when they need to pull the plug, you know that. >>this >>both ends and where we've working with local governments utilities.

mayor sam liccardo says he simply doesn't trust pg&e with that responsibility. good evening. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. just today downed pg&e power lines sparked a small grass fire in east palo alto. no homes were damaged, but pg&e says it's looking into what happened. >> in sacramento, meanwhile, lawmakers today considered a bill that would create a wildfire fund with tens of billions of dollars to help pay out claims from wildfires. both utilities and rate paiyers would pay into that fund. >> as for san jose mayor sam liccardo, he wants the state to have more control over demetrius jackson knee when it comes to shutting off power. >> pg&e says to cities throughout northern california, trust us. the puc seems to be fine with that approach. local governments lean j have serious concerns. >> mayor sam liccardo referring to the may 30 decision by the california public utilities commission to give pg&e full discretion over shutting down power for as long as seven days as a way to prevent wildfires. liccardo says he's worried the utility comp

mayor sam liccardo says he simply doesn't trust pg&e with that responsibility. good evening.>> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. just today downed pg&e power lines sparked a small grass fire in east palo alto. no homes were damaged, but pg&e says it's looking into what happened. >> in sacramento, meanwhile, lawmakers today considered a bill that would create a wildfire fund with tens of billions of dollars to help pay out claims from wildfires. both utilities and rate paiyers would pay into that fund. >> as for san jose mayor sam liccardo, he wants the state to have more control over demetrius jackson knee when it comes to shutting off power. >> pg&e says to cities throughout northern

sam liccardo says he's hoping to purr see a legislative answer to getting pg&e oversight before they're able to go forward. i'm andre senior, ktvu fox 2 news. >> pg&e held a community forum in oakland tonight to answer questions about their plan to shut off power during the fire season. many customers are concerned about the possibility of going days without power if pg&e decides to cut electricity during extreme weather conditions. tonight several people with disabilities expressed concern about when and how long those power outages might last. >> a long power outage, you know, someone like me, i can't sleep unless i have oxygen. i have concentrators running at night. and other people depend on electricity for wheelchairs or other devices. >> so it is a risk by -- it's someth our customers and the communities we serve. so we want these customers to be prepared ahead of time. >> the goal of the program is to prevent devastating wildfires like the one in butte county last year that killed 85 people and destroyed more than 14,000 homes. state investigators determined that that fire was ca

. >>> sam liccardo -- san jose mayor sam liccardo is taking on a new role that shouldn't be too much of a stretch. he'll play the mayor of san jose in an upcoming season of hbo's "silicon valley." there he is. today he posted a picture on twitter with the cast. he even pointed out another san jose local with him. it's kazer muhammad pictured at the bottom left. the mayor says she's making her friends at evergreen valley high pride. you'll have to wait to catch him on the show. season 6 will be out next year. >>> up next at 6:30, president trump versus the squad. has it gone too far? what happened at last night's trump rally and how one>>> plus arrested and a state of emergency declared. what's prompti seets >>> right now at 6:30, outrage and intense reactions today as president trump intensifies his attacks on four congresswomen at a campaign rally. now the women known as the squad continue to fight back. >>> many people are upset tonight over what happened at last night's rally. >> the president singled out four lawmakers. the people at the rally chanted "send her back." ssman in pa

not so many simply accountable to p g shareholders, san jose mayor sam liccardo is taking a strong stance against pg e. >>stating their public safety power service program is not trustworthy i am concerned. >>that this is not an agency that safety of my community or anyone else's community and talk foremost in their mind. and i have very good reason to have those concerns based on the pga last decade. >>in hopes of reducing wildfires this summer the california public utilities commission who gaze pg need the ability to proactively shut off power stands by their decision making it clear the measure as a last resort in a statement today, they said quote the cpu see has set parameters and guidelines for public safety power shut off to ensure appropriate customer notification pg e says they plan to give 48 hours notice if and when they need to pull the plug, you know that. >>china and so where we've working with local governments utilities. >>first responders well in advance to talk about public y power shut off what this means for them. but those talks haven't convinced merlo cargo and he wa

. >>> san jose mayor sam liccardo may be going a little hood. he's making a cameo appearance on the hbo series silicon valley. he tweeted a photo showing him with cast members. he mentioned that he has a cameo with the pied piper team one of the cast members, mohammed attended evergreen high school. it's entering its sixth and final season. >>> uber and lyft drivers fighting for better unions. >>> package thieves taking things to a whole nother level. why swipe from the porch when they go go straight for the delivery truck. >>> a live look outside at 4:57 in the morning. you can see the fog is light enough for us to see salesforce tower this morning. we'll be right back. >>> now at 5:00, uber and lyft drivers demanding better pay, benefits and the right to unionize. the protests in san francisco. >>> the man president trump wants to take over as labor secretary just a week after alex acosta resigned. >> good morning. friday, july 19. >> he said with relief in his voice. palpable belief. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweath

. >> san jose's sam liccardo says the legislation needs to take the responsibility out of pg&e's hands. mayor liccardo said any decision to shut off power should be made with the public in mind, due to the potential risk blackouts could bring. >> we know that there are mes t respirators and other life-sustaining equipment that depend on electricity. we know that an extended blackout will cause some cell phones to be unable to call 911. we know there will be a lack of air conditioning at times of peak summer heat and that will cause serious harm and death. >> the mayor says san jose has formed a task force with the office of emergency management, fire department, and other agencies to prepare for outages, due to fire danger. >>> and people living in oakland want pg&e to answer about future planned blackouts. the community held a forum to answer questions. many customers are concerned about the possibility of going days without power. if the utility decides to cut electricity during extreme weather conditio. someone like me, i ca unless i have oxygen. and other people depend on the elect

green even with the trump administration opting out of the paris climate agreement san jose mayor sam liccardonote honolulu's status as the national leader in solar energy. >>but our goal simply become the nation's first, one get a lot sore city can get this so many residents to get a solar panels on on the roof and we certainly have great moderate work from. >>los angeles mayor eric are said he was also at the conference. carr said he is leading a coalition of 13 other mayors, including honolulu's mayor and oakland mayor libby shaft to fight homelessness their push passing the ending homelessness act in washington would put $13 billion towards the crisis. a big chunk of that money would go towards building affordable housing. the mayors will also push for action on to other pieces of legislation. one that would provide homeless services and another that would increase the tax break to build affordable housing. >>well don't look now but california senator kamala harris has narrowed the gap in polling between herself and fellow democratic presidential hopeful joe biden the latest cnn polling sh

in the south bay sam liccardo is asking state legislators to prevent pg&e from flipping the switch. >> pg&e says cities throughout california trust us. the puc seems fine with that approach. local governments like san jose have serious concerns. >> in may, the california public utilities commission agreed to give pg&e full discretion for shutting down power for seven days. liccardo said a black out lasting that long could have serious consequence. pg&e responded saying there are safety risks on both sides and de energizing lines is not a decision they take lightly. >> president trump has issued a emergency declaration for southern california following those powerful back to back earthquakes. >> this will allow for federal help in the recovery effort and abc7 news reporter megan tevrezian tells us people remain on edge. >> reporter: california remains on high alert. more than 5,000 aftershocks rattling the state since the massive 6.4 and 7.1 quakes hit. the strongest here in 20 years. the outbreak of aftershocks seen on this map may continue for weeks. officials say there's still a sli

a proud sanctuary city here in oakland and we know our rights and our values in san jose mayor sam liccardo relaying in a statement quote, san jose rejects this administration's politics of fear and exclusion which thrives on tearing our families apart. the mayor adds the san jose police department will not participate in any ice investigation or enforcement activity in san francisco felipe should all kron 4 news several local lawmakers are denouncing the reported upcoming raids. governor gavin newsome posted this message to twitter today. >>in california i want you folks to know and let's going to roll that. >>in california want folks to know you have rights know your rights learn more about your eyes legal protection know that you should continue send your kids to. summer school know that you should feel confident going to work we have your back without a warrant. >>governor newsome went on to tell people without a warrant you do not have to open your door. california senator kamala harris is echoing that message to see she sent out a tweet saying rounding up immigrants and potentially en

sam liccardo and san jose and libby schaff in oakland have committed to uphold the goals of the paris climate agreement. >>and if you want to help save the planet you might want to think about cutting back on the amount of beef you eat how much according to the latest research from the world resources institute eating about a burger and a half less per week by the year 2050 they're expected to be 10 billion people on the planet and in order to feed everyone americans will have to cut back by about 40%. the reason is that cows require about 20 times more land and make more than 20 times more greenhouse gas than growing plants. cows also grow and reproduce lower than pigs and chickens. so they need more food and water. cal's also use 43% of the land we have for agriculture and be phony accounts for about 3% of the calories that we eat here in the u s. >>well still ahead we may we have seen the last of the notorious drug kingpin el chapo why his lawyers say the verdict against their clients tanks. you may have seen a flyover paris with a replica rifle in his hand so. >>what's next for th

i had a chance to speak with sam liccardo this week and solving homelessness was one big issue the mayors discussed. >> aloha, mayor lick card doe. >> good to be with you. >> nice to have you. i understand it is wrap up now. i don't feel bad from fairing you away from the conference or the beach. what are some of the key conclusions and key take-aways that you are happy with from this year's conference. >> well, i've been engaged with my colleagues talking really about homelessness more than anything particularly for mayors of any city west of denver. we're all grappling with a major crisis in homelessness and exchanging ideas about what are the best approaces to seeing how we can get more folks off the street. we've been also engaged in a lot of conversation around the census coming up next year. and how we can insure that cities are mobilizing to ensure everyone is counted because there are tens of millions of dollars at stake to cities like san jose and basic federal services around howing and education and health. we're exchanging best ideas to make sure we're ready. >> any concrete i

taken a position on the bill reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news, san jose mayor sam liccardo is speaking out against a recent decision giving utility companies power to shut down their transmission lines. >>without having to notify local governments this is a in an effort to prevent wildfires. so listen to what mayor liccardo told kron 4 earlier today. >>on may 30th, the public s commission approved pga knees plan that essentially called for widespread blackouts as soon as pg e police or feels they need the shutdown transmission lines and the promise those blackouts could be felt for many days many as 5 to 7 days at time in communities throughout the bay area that may be very far from where the wildfire risk is and essentially they will have unfettered discretion to be able to make these decisions that will have life and safety impacts here in the bay area. the concern is really what may happen this summer as we expect that the high heat. we expect toby decisions to the energizer blackout parts of the grid. and the concern is about what the consequences may be specially if th

>>in the south bay, san jose mayor sam liccardo is speaking out against a recent decision to give utility authority to shut down transmission lines without having to notify local governments and here's what he told kron 4 today. >>on may 30th, the public utilities commission approved pga knees plan that essentially called for widespread blackouts as soon as pg e police or feels they need the shutdown transmission lines and the promise those blackouts could be felt for many days many as 5 to 7 days at time in communities throughout the bay area that may be very far from where the wildfire risk is and essentially they will have unfettered discretion to be able to make these decisions that will have. life and safety impacts here in the bay area. the concern is really what may happen this summer as we expect that the high heat. we expect toby decisions to the energizer blackout parts of the grid. and the concern is about what the may be specially if these blackouts last 5 or 7 days as they may well under the plan and that means that not a lot of folks will be able to call 911 on their cell ph

>>215 48 and so is you have kept questions or concerns to call that hotline in san jose mayor sam liccardo says in a statement quote. >>san jose rejects this administration's politics of fear and exclusion. >>which thrives on tearing our families apart. the quote goes on to say the san jose police department will not participate in any ice investigation or enforcement activity in san francisco felipe should all kron 4 news. >>house speaker nancy pelosi is weighing in on the expected raises she says she reached out to the evangelical community which usually supports the president's policies. they told her the rays are not what they signed for. >>basically what they said to me is on sunday. this is this panic. a cult on sunday, west of the mississippi. our people are in church. and as they prepare to go to church. they feel very threatened and scared. by these raids so hopefully the president think again about it for these groups weigh in. once again. families belong together. every person in america has right. these families are hard working members of our communities and our country. this

not so many simply accountable to p g shareholders, san jose mayor sam liccardo is taking a strong stance against pg e. >>stating their public safety power service program is not trustworthy i am concerned. >>that this is not an agency that has safety of my community or anyone else's community in town foremost in their mind. and i have very good reason to have those concerns based on the track pga last decade. >>in hopes of reducing wildfires this summer the california public utilities commission who gaze pg need the ability to proactively shut off power stands by their decision making it clear the measure as a last resort in a statement today, they said quote the cpu see has set up parameters and guidelines for public safety power shut off to ensure appropriate customer notification pg e says they plan to give 48 hours notice if and when they need to pull the plug know that. >>presents >>both ends and where we've working with local governments utilities. >>first responders well in advance to talk about public safety power shut off what this means for them. >>but those talks haven't convi

the mayor's also discussed renewable energy in fact, san jose mayor sam liccardo spoke about his vision for solar energy in san jose. >>but our goal simply become the nation's first. one get a lot sore city if can get this so many residents to get those a solar panels on on the roof and we certainly have a great model to look for. >>oakland mayor libby shaft was also there to support passing the endless or ending homelessness act it's on capitol hill right now it would put $13 billion towards the homeless crisis. a big chunk of that money would go to building affordable housing. chef is also pushing for action on to other pieces of legislation. one that would provide homeless services and another that would increase the tax break to build affordable housing. well time is running out on a new wildfire bill that the governor wants inactive before the state legislature goes on its summer break. the governor's plan would create a new liability fund to protect utility companies that are blamed for future wildfires. pg which was blamed for the deadly camp fire would not be eligible for any of

mayor sam liccardo will appear in the episode of the upcoming season. a picture on twitter with the cast. he pointed out another san jose local with him, actress kauser muhammad on the left. mayor liccardo said she is making her friends in evergreen valley high very proud. you'll have to wait to catch .hem on the show, though be out until next year. >> very good. and by the way, we're hearing that afteriants win it 3-2. >> wow, nice. >> i love being the bearer of good news. >> that is great news. >> you're welcome. >> 16 innings? >> 16 innings. >> that's phenomenal. >> they're going to be tired. we have a game here tonight on nbc bay area, too. hopefully they won't go that long. >> looking good? >> yes, 84 degrees inland. we'll have 60s in san francisco tomorrow. upper 80s this weekend. really nice for july. >> thanks, jeff. thanks for watching. >> have a good night. [ cheers and applause ♪le plaza here in new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." and now, here he is, jimmy fallon

. >> sam liccardo said the legislature needs to take the responsibility out of the hands of pg&e andestigators found the equipment because more than one dozen fires in recent years including the deadly fires in butte county and pg&e filed for bankruptcy following a request last september to charge customers more starting in 2020. that is what the meeting is about and they want public comment this afternoon to hear from customers about these proposed charges or rate increases passed on to customers for wildfire improvements at the meeting is at 1:00 in san francisco and later this month there will be meetings in oakland, san jose and santa rosa. cristina rendon, ktvl fox news. >>> we will get the results of a study showing the levels of toxic chemicals firefighters were exposed to in 2017 as they battled the tubbs fire in the north bay with almost 150 firefighters taking part in the study led by the firefighter cancer prevention foundation. >>> registered nurses are on the picket lines outside san jose regional medical center and good samaritan hospital. they are not on strike but ar

. >>> san jose mayor sam liccardo getting a taste of hollywood with a brief appearance on hbo's silicon valley. in a post on facebook here, you see him meeting with members of the cast. but he did say his appearance on episode one. >>> expected to premier later this week. >>> the owner of the east bay deli facing a backlash. the message he posted on social media, it is getting quite a reaction from the community. >>> and hundreds of thousands of people flooding the streets of puerto rico, protesting the governor's refusal to resign. >>> and plus what the governor says he will do at the end of his term. >>> a pedestrian hit and killed over the weekend in san francisco. we are live in the city tenderloin with details on what happened as the victim's wife remains in the hospital this morning. >>> it's being called one of the most anticipated hearings in congress in a long time. as former special counsel robert mueller is expected to testify before congress on the results of his russia probe. we'll explain the democrats and what they hope to accomplish. >>> a backlash over a controversial p

mayor sam liccardo says pg&e should not be trusted with control over electrical blackouts, adding thathe decision to shut down power should be made with the public in mind. >> we know that there are senior care homes that are providing respirators and other life-sustaining equipment that provide electricity. we know extended blackout will cause some cell phones to be unable to call 91. we know there will be a lack of air conditioning, at times of peak summer heat. and thal cause serious harm and death. >> and liccardo says the legislator needs to take the responsibility out of pg&e's hands. he says the city has formed a task force with the office of emergency management. fire departments and other agencies to prepare for outages. due to fire danger. we want to mention state investigators found pg&e equipment responsible for last year's. here, that cpuc meeting starts at 1:00 in san francisco. again, this meeting is in regards to pg&e's request to charge customers for wildfire safety improvement. there's going to be a soares of meetings -- a series of meetings across the state. we're li

san jose mayor sam liccardo is getting a little taste of hollywood, but ensures his constituents he'spost on facebook, you can see him there meeting with the cast members. it's not clear whether liccardo was playing himself on his show, but did reveal his appearance will be on episode one of the show's sixth and final season. the last season of silicon valley is expected to premier later on this year. >>> up next tonight the widow of the hall of fame pitcher roy halladay gives an amazing speech as her late husband is inducted into cooperstown. you'll hear from her in the break. >>> a live report from san francisco where a tourist has died and a woman was seriously hurt after a speeding car hit them while they were walking at a crosswalk. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> talking about standings and the wild card in july and the bay area football teams are making it fun. the giants current status, might be the most unlikely, judebut against the mound with some solid help here. kevin fires this third and double off of j.d. davis who was tagging out zach green on the tag. green had already singled in

the california p you see says blackouts should be a last resort mayor sam liccardo says without oversight though from local governments he feels of p g's public safety power service program is untrustworthy. i am concerned. >>that this is not an agency that has safety of my community or anyone else's community and talk foremost in their mind. and i have very good reason to have those concerns based on the track pga last decade. >>the genie plans to give 48 hours notice if they think they need to shut the power off. in the east bay for apartments were damaged in a fire that broke out in newark in the 6,000 block of joaquin marion avenue. it was about 3 o'clock yesterday. 2 of the apartment sustained major damage and one dog was rescued, but another dog died in the fire. wants to drop one and a half tons of poison pellets on to the farallon islands to try to eliminate the rodent problem that exists there there's nearly 60,000 mice on the islands that said about 27 miles off the san francisco coast. it's home to marine mammals and seabirds a native plants, but the mice have caused ecological

happening today, san jose mayor sam liccardo is attending a conference across the nation.ference of mayor also take place in honolulu. the big topics being discussed include transportation and affordable housing. >>> this week hundreds of dogs at the oakland animal shelter and the east bay spca will be moved to a quarantined area off-site facility, because of outbreak of canine influenza. the dogs will be unable to be adopted for four to six weeks so pet food express is launching an emergency food drive to feed the dogs until they can find their forever homes. it along with nutri source dog food will match every bag of dog food donated. that means every bag donated, the quarantine shelter gets three. >> 5:39 right now. >>> starting today, if you have an overdue book, don't you worry about it if you live in the east bay. a library system there is turning a new page when it comes to people who don't return books on time. starting today, the oakland public library will no longer charge overdue fines. the library collected almost $78,000 in overdue fines in 2017 and 2018, but

mayor sam liccardo says without oversight from local governments pg can't be trusted. am concerned. >>that this is not an agency that has safety of my community or anyone else's community in time foremost in their mind. and i have very good reason to have those concerns based on the track pga last decade. >>pg e says it will give 48 hours notice if they need to shut off the power of a story we're following lawmakers have sent a bill on the use of force by police to the governor's desk. the bill would allow police to use deadly force only when it's necessary to defend against an imminent threat. our deaths or serious injury to officers or bystanders. the state senate approved the bill yesterday the legislation was prompted by public anger over recent police shootings across the state. >>a san francisco man was trying to take a selfie when he was run over by a bull, 46 year-old jaime alvarez was looking to get a souvenir picture as he was running with the bulls in spain. so he stopped to take a selfie and and at a turning into a near-death experience when a bull's horn g

a proud sanctuary city here in oakland and we know our rights and our values in san jose mayor sam liccardo relaying in a statement quote, san jose rejects this administration's politics of fear and exclusion which thrives on tearing our families apart. the mayor adds the san jose police department will not participate in any ice investigation or enforcement activity in san francisco felipe should all kron 4 news. >>and we have continuing coverage on the impending ice raids coming up tonight at 8.30 we will take a look at the protests going on nationally as well as at the state capitol plus online we have a number of resources where people can learn their rights during a raid as well as statements from local leaders on how they plan on protecting people who live in sanctuary cities that is all had kron 4 dot coms. >>in the north bay a 2 year-old has been struck in a hit and run crash near the coddington mall in santa rosa. >>take a look at the area this is at range avenue between guerneville road and edwards avenue when officers arrived on scene the toddler was still on the street and unres

mayor sam liccardo says pg&e should not be trusted with controlled blackouts.y decision to shut off power should be made with the public in mind. >> as everyone has been scrambling to try to get ready, no one has had the opportunity to ask the larger question. >> liccardo says the legislature needs to take the responsibility out of pg&e's hands when it comes to electrical blackouts. he says the city has formed a task force with local agencies to prepare for outages, due to fire danger. they did find pg&e equipment liable. including last year's fire. today's meeting again starts at 1:00 here in san francisco. it is a separate kind of meeting. this one held by the cpuc, about pg&e's request to charge customers for wildfire safety improvements. they're going to be holding a series of meetings across the state in coming months. this is the first one. others will include the cities of oakland and san jose. we're live in san francisco. cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and later today, we're going to get the results of a study showing the levels of toxins firefig

let's look at mayor sam liccardo, oakland mayor libby schaaf and san francisco mayor london breed tweeted this afternoon. all are encouraged to call the rapid response networks to report raids so the cities can take action to protect people if necessary. we do have a list of bay area resources on our taking action page at abc7news.com, click on human rights to get that list. >>> and just a short time ago we spoke with peninsula congresswoman jackie spear via skype about what immigrants face. >> i would say to your listeners and those who may be subject to the raids, you have certain rights in this country and you don't have to open your door unless someone has a warrant. >> you have rights. and we have a resource page for you. again, we invite you to visit abc7news.com/take action and find your ally. >> let's switch gears to the forecast. >> it's warming up again, spencer. >> you're right, dan and ama. it will feel warm everywhere tomorrow. here's a live doppler 7. we have a little fog building at the coast line along with low clouds. still mainly sunny over the bay and inland. here's a l

but mayor sam liccardo says that without oversight from local governments pg e's public safety power service program is not trustworthy. i am concerned. >>that this is not an agency that safety of my community or anyone else's community in town foremost in their mind. and i have very good reason to have those concerns based on the track pga last decade. >>if the genie is going to shut the lights out they give you 48 hours notice at this point 9.26 and still ahead the couple morning news. we're going to catch up with a 6 year-old tay area boy who he is shocking his way in the soc >>and right now checking on the weather and traffic for you and it usually a tends to wind down in traffic and then warm up a little and whether >>yeah warming up already across the bay area daria temperatures warming under some clearing skies that you can see from snow right here, there's still a cloud bank that's sitting over the bay itself which is keeping some temperatures a bit on the cooler side, but a lot more 60's out there currently with a mountain view at 63 double in hayward and fremont all it's 60

homelessness veterans and affordable housing and discussing renewable energy to san jose mayor sam liccardo spoke about his vision for solar energy in san jose. >>but our goal simply become the nation's first, one get a lot source city if can get this so many residents to get those a solar panels on on the roof and we certainly have a great model to look for. >>well the mayor libby shaft was also why supporting passing the ending homeless act on capitol hill. it would put billion towards the homeless crisis. a big chunk of that money will go to affordable housing chef is also pushing for action on to other pieces of legislation one that provides homeless services d another that increases the tax break to build affordable housing. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, it's now costing drivers more money to cross the golden gate bridge will tell you what that extra money will be used for it. plus a new federal investigation shows your personal information could be at risk to cybersecurity threats. as if we don't know that already, but it's now even more at risk. and some very baseball

here's san jose mayor sam liccardo talking about his vision for the solar future. >>but our goal simply become the nation's first. one get a lot source city. we can get this so many residents to get those a solar panels on the roof and we certainly have a great moderate work from. >>oakland mayor libby shaft was also there and she's supporting the ending homelessness act on capitol hill that would put $13 billion towards the homeless crisis. a big chunk of that money will go to build affordable housing and she's also pushing for 2 other pieces of legislation one that would provide homeless services and the other that would increase the tax break to building affordable housing. in the south an investigation continues into the massive fire that happened at a condo complex that's under construction in santa clara. take a look at the fire it broke out on friday at this complex under construction on el camino reale and the firefighters were able to make sure it did not slread to the neighboring homes and apartments because you can see a lot of that area has already been

>>215 48 and so is you have kept questions or concerns to call that hotline in san jose mayor sam liccardo says in a statement quote. >>san jose rejects this administration's politics of fear and exclusion. >>which thrives on tearing our families apart. the quote goes on to say the san jose police department will not participate in any ice investigation or enforcement activity in san francisco felipe should all kron 4 news. >>we have all the full coverage on kron 4 dot com. we have more on reaction from local leaders as well has resources. so that you can learn your rights in the event of a re just go to kron 4 dot com. >>breaking news overnight police in san jose are looking for the person who stabbed a man it happened just before midnight in the area santa clara street at highway 87. the victim was taken to the hospital with stab wounds that are considered non life threatening. in the east bay police in livermore are looking for a witness to a shooting that killed a 16 year-old boy on monday that shooting happened outside a taco bell on the stan lee boulevard and police have released thi

area mayors where they're talking about homelessness veterans renewable energy san jose mayor sam liccardobout his vision for solar energy in san jose. >>but our goal simply become the nation's first. one get a lot sore city if can get this so many residents to get those a solar panels on on the roof and we certainly have a great market for trump. >>oakland mayor libby shaft was also there sending homeless capitol hill. it puts $13 billion to the homeless crisis and a big chunk of that goes to build affordable housing chef is also pushing action on to other pieces of legislation one that would give homeless services a boost in another that would increase the tax break to build affordable housing. also in santa clara there's an investigation continuing after a massive fire broke out at a condo complex under construction. take a look. this was the scene on friday on el camino reale with huge flames and smoke in that neighborhood. the firefighters were able to save it from spreading to any homes that are already built. this project was going up in a neighborhood that had mixed feelings about

mayor sam liccardo says without oversight from local governments he feels pg e's public safety power service program is not trustworthy. i am concerned. >>that this is not an agency that has safety of my community or anyone else's community and talk foremost in their mind. and i have very good reason to have those concerns based on the last decade. >>p plans to give they say 48 hours notice if they need to shut off the power. in the east bay for apartments were damaged in a fire it happened in newark in the 6,000 block of joachim area as around 3 o'clock in the afternoon. 2 apartments sustained major damage a dog died in the fire another dog was rescued, nobody else was hurt. >>fish and wildlife services wants to drop a. well one and a half tons of poison pellets on farallon islands to eliminate the road an invasion. there's nearly 60,000 mice on the islands, it's it just 27 miles off. the coast of san francisco is home to marine mammals seabirds native plants but the mice have caused an ecological nightmare a lot of damage fish and wildlife service's believe these poison pellets is

. >> and also we want to advance to sam liccardo saying praying for lives and recoveries for each of the shooting victims at the gilroy garlic festival. we will continue to support our neighbors as we can. >> and he says it happened near a tent that was serving beer and food. >> i was sitting at the table at the front right behind me when the shooting started. and when the little kid asked me were there fireworks it was almost 6:00 and we looked back and there were no fireworks and that's when somebody got shot and the crowd went crazy. and we heard it was like three guns it sounded like. and everybody ran, we got on the ground. my niece just told me that one of the ladies who's a mexican lady had got shot in the neck. we put a bunch of kids on the ground, lady with babies on the ground and we tried to get up and go again and then the shooting started again. >> now, felten says all he could do was help kids and other people get to safety, and it sounds like what he and others near him did. >> speaking of getting to safety gilroy police have created a phone line for not only witnesses

even with the trump administration opting out of parts of the paris climate accord san jose mayor sam liccardonote of honolulu status as the national leader in solar energy. >>but our goal simply become the nation's first one or city. can get this so many residents to get solar panels on roof and we certainly have a great model to work from. >>los angeles mayor eric r said he was also there. he is leading a coalition of 13 other mayors, including hollows mayor in oakland mayor libby shaft 2 fight homelessness their push passing the ending homelessness act in washington would put billion towards that crisis a big chunk of the money would go to building ffor will also push for action on to other pieces of legislation one that would provide homeless services and another that would increase the tax break to build affordable housing. >>the costs of crossing the golden gate bridge went up today and the toll hikes will continue for the next 5 years eventually topping out at nearly $10 for services to breaks down the numbers and what all this means for people driving. >>just like the towers tolls will

"the mercury news" reports sam liccardo is asking lawmakers to tighten the oversight for the now bankrupt utility. they are concerned about summer shutdowns when there's high fire danger. as it stands, the utility has the power to make those decisions on its own. he says public interest must be taken into account. >>> and happening today, berkeley is considering another environmental first. as the east bay express reports, the city council will vote on a proposed ordinance banning new natural gas hookups. if passed, the requirement would be for all new buildings and would start in 2020, this comes as berkeley is about to see a wave of new construction, over 3,000 residential units are currently being planned. >>> a san francisco mobile recycling program is now reportedly in jeopardy of misfiring its debut because of an inability to secure funding. "the examiner" reports city leaders failed to secure a $3 million grant that was supposed to help roll out the new mobile program to cover recent neighborhood recycling plant closures. san francisco was hoping to secure that money from a beverag

not so many simply accountable to p g shareholders, san jose mayor sam liccardo is taking a strong stance against pg e. >>stating their public safety power service program is not trustworthy i am concerned. >>that this is not an agency tt safety of my community or anyone else's community and talk foremost in their mind. and i have very good reason to have those concerns based on the pga last decade. >>in hopes of reducing wildfires this summer the california public utilities commission who gaze pg need the ability to proactively shut off power stands by their decision making it clear the measure as a last resort in a statement today, they said quote the cpu see has set up parameters and guidelines for public safety power shut off to ensure appropriate customer notification pg e says they plan to give 48 hours notice if and when they need to pull the plug, you know that. >>there's challenge >>and so where we've working with local governments utilities. >>first responders well in advance to talk about public safety power shut off what this means for them. but those talks haven't convinced m

>>215 48 and so is you have kept questions or concerns to call that hotline in san jose mayor sam liccardo says in a statement quote. >>san jose rejects this administration's politics of fear and exclusion which thrives on tearing our families apart. >>the quote goes on to say the san jose police department will not participate in any ice investigation or enforcement activity in san francisco felipe should all kron 4 news and we have continuing coverage of the impending ice raids on our website and we all the resources there if you need them. >>to know ahead of time what your rights are in the event of a raid and we also have statements from local leaders on how they plan to protect people in sanctuary cities. it's all on kron 4 dot com. >>national headlines this morning president trump is dropping his controversial plan to include a citizenship question on the 2020 census. instead. he outlined an executive order that he signed directing agencies to hand over citizenship information to the commerce department from existing databases. he the citizens and noncitizens that are in the country.

"the mercury news" reports sam liccardo is asking lawmakers to tighten the oversight for the now bankrupt utility. they are concerned about summer shutdowns when there's high fire danger. as it stands, the utility has the power to make those decisions on its own. he says public interest must be taken into account. >>> south bay nurses concerned about staffing levels plan to air their issues during a protest today. union members plan to picket outside good samaritan hospital. and also regional medical center in san jose. organizers are concerned about high turnover rates and what they say is insufficient hiring. today's picket is not a strike and should not affect operations. >>> in contra costa county a family recovering after their 18-month-old toddler fell from from a second story window. the child air lifted to the hospital. we are looking to find out how he or she is doing and how this happened. >>> in what could be the final chapter in the effort to change the name of one north bay school district. earlier this year, dixie school board school district board members in marin voted to

>>215 48 and so is you have kept questions or concerns to call that hotline in san jose mayor sam liccardo says in a statement quote. >>san jose rejects this administration's politics of fear and exclusion which thrives on tearing our families apart. >>the quote goes on to say the san jose police department will not participate in any ice investigation or enforcement activity in san francisco felipe should all kron 4 news. >>and we have continuing coverage on the impending immigration raids tonight at 1030 we take a look at the protests going on at the capitol today. plus online we have a number of resources where people can learn their rights during a raid as well as statements from local leaders on how they plan to protect people who live in sanctuary cities that is all the kron 4 dot com. >>today president trump says he is nacking away from a tally of the citizens and noncitizens in the u s but that won't happen through the 2020 census. the president is dropping his controversial plan to include a citizenship question on the census. instead he outlined an executive order directing agenc

issues that we face homelessness veterans affordable housing, and renewable energy san jose mayor sam liccardo spoke about his vision for solar energy in san jose. >>but our goal simply become the nation's first. one get a lot sore city if can get this so many residents to get those a solar panels on on the roof and we certainly have great moderate work from. >>oakland mayor libby shaft was also there supporting the ending homelessness act on capitol hill that would put billion toward the homeless crisis and a big chunk will go to affordable housing and she's also pushing for action on to other pieces of legislation one that would provide homeless services and another that would increase the tax break to build affordable housing. well time is running out. >>wildfire build that the governor acted before the state legislature goes on its summer break. the governor's plan would create a new liability fund to protect utility companies, blamed for future wildfires. pg e which is already been blamed for the deadly camp fire would not be eligible for any of these funds until it gets out of bankruptcy

. >>> happening today, mayor sam liccardo is attending a conference across the nation.ce of mayors will take place in honolulu. more than 200 leader also take part. the big topics being discussed include transportation and affordable housing. >>> the lgbtq communities celebrating a few historic milestones this year, including some notable moments at the pride parade in san francisco over the weekend. thousands of people turned out in support, including the governor, and senator kamala harris. to see all the photos from the event, be sure to head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> the weather this weekend certainly was nice for a lot of people to get out and seemed like it's carrying oef ining ov week. >> it continues throughout the next several days which is great news as you make plans for the fourth of july. our inland valleys will only reach into the upper 70s headed into the fourth, and then for the weekend,862pzéq andúr? starts to heat up into the mid 80s. san francisco staying in the 60s, we'll just have to see if the fog will clear in time for the fireworks, whi