we do have a major underway in san leandro davis street between avenue and paris avenue. no at 6:00 game show you watch is adding a spinoff that is just for kids. kumasi: that man known as the unabomber has died. we are hearing from the family members of the convicted terrorists. reggie: brittney griner forcing for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. reggie: security has been increased for all members of the phoenix mercury that follows a confrontation between brittney griner and a youtube personality at the dallas-fort worth airport saturday morning the man started yelling questions at crider while filming her teammates. she has been approved to fly charter because of the publicity following her detainment in russia. it is not clear

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san leandro. this is a long davis street, also known as 112. it is going to impact your commute, especially if you are trying to hop on 880. the suggestion is you want to take marina boulevard because davis street between orchard avenue and pierce avenue is closed while police continue to investigate this crash. the circle impacted area here. the lights came on at will have a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge come out we do have a wind advisory issued by the chp this morning. reggie: details on the shooting in the mission district that left nine people hurt. police have identified a person of interest in the case. they say surveillance video shows a mercedes associated with the man driving in the area. the shooting may be tired -- tied to a fight over a moral day weekend. police are calling the friday night shooting a targeted incident. kumasi: an 18-year-old dead after a shooting at a house party over the weekend. the family of nadia died yesterday morning. her family said she always put the smile on their face. it started after the

the director of human right a commission for san francisco sheryl davis. ibrarian michael lambert. and our chief of protocol for the city of san francisco marrian. [applause] so many amazing departments had a part in helping to put this together. so, i'm glad to be here and the last bit of official business to be clear, the drag community has a rich history in san francisco. and we know that the place where the compton riots occurred the people who really fought against the injustices helping to community consisted of both the transgender community as well as the drag community that set? stage what happened in new york during stonewall this was the 60's a challenging time and a lot of what is happening in the world this continues is why darcy's royce and the discussions around the history of the community are going to be so important and it is why i'm honord and grateful i have been able to collaborate supervisor mandelman and to build a lbgtq+ museum in the castro neighborhood. [applause]. because it is important to make sure that history is a part of the

san jose is doing. >> reporter: it took a while but green hillsides have finally dried out and turned a big, golden brown. >> we have concerns about fire hazards . >> reporter: tom davis lives near san jose's communication hill says the days and weeks leading up to the fourth of july holiday can be nerve-racking with nightly fireworks displays. >> it is not just on the fourth . it happens before and after. we have no idea where it is coming from. it is late at night. i wish there was stronger laws in place. >> reporter: the san jose fire department is trying to discourage people from setting off fireworks in the city. they say even one parent firework can cause tremendous damage and you can be hit with a fine of $1000 for a first offense. >> in san jose, all fireworks, including safe fireworks, are considered illegal. >> reporter: the fire department is increasing staffing the closer we get to the holiday. and they have mapped out every report of fireworks they have received so far . so they know which neighborhoods to focus on. >> last year alone we had over 79 fireworks calls. of those , 64 were fires. nine of those were medical related. >> reporter: neighbors say t

san jose is doing to stay safe. >> reporter: it took a while bu are green hillsides have finall dried out and turned a big golden brown. >> we have concerns about fire hazards. >> reporter: tom davis lives near san jose's communications hill and says the days and week leading up to the fourth of jul holiday can be nerve-racking, with nightly fireworks displays >> it is not just on the fourth it happens before and after the fourth. we have no idea where i is coming from. it is late at night. i wish that there were stronger laws in place. >> reporter: the san jose fire department is trying to discourage people from setting off fireworks in the city. they say that even one errant firework can cause tremendous damage, and you can be hit with a fine of $1000 for a first offense. >> in san jose, all fireworks are considered illegal. >> reporter: the fire departmen is increasing staffing closer t the holiday and they have even mapped out every single report of fireworks that have received so far, so they know which neighborhoods to focus on. >> last year alone we had 79 calls. of those, 64 were fires and nine of those were medical -related. >> reporter: neighbors say they are concerned a

. >> reporter: tom davis lives near san jose's communication helen says the days and weeks leading up to the holiday can be nerve-racking , with nightly fireworks displays. >> it is not just on the fourth. it happens before and after the fourth. we have no idea where it is coming from. it is late at night. i wish that there were stronger laws in place. >> reporter: the san jose fire department is trying to discourage people from setting off fireworks in the city. they say that even one errant firework and cause tremendous damage and you can be hit with a fine of up to $1000 for a first offense. >> in san jose, all fireworks, including safe fireworks are considered illegal. >> reporter: the fire department is increasing staffing the closer we get to the holiday and they have even mapped out every single report of fireworks they receive so far so they know which neighborhoods to focus on. >> last year alone we had over 79 fireworks calls with the fire department. of those, 64 were fires and nine of those were medical -related. >> reporter: neighbors say they are deeply concerned about h

. >> reporter: tom davies live near san jose's can indication hill, and he says the days and weeks leading up to the fourth of july holiday could be nerve-racking, with nightly fireworks displays . >> it is not just on the fourth happens before the fourth and after the fourth. we have no idea where it is coming from. i is late at night, and, i wish that there was stronger laws i place. >> the san jose fired trying to discourage people from setting off fireworks in the city. they see that even one errant firework can cause tremendous damage , and you can be hit wit a fine of up to $1000 for a first offense. >> in san jose, all fireworks including safe and sane fireworks are considered illegal. >> reporter: the fire departmen is increasing staffing the closer we get to the holiday, and they have even mapped out every single report of firework they have received so far, so they know which neighborhoods t focus on. >> last year, alone, we had over 79 fireworks calls. nine of those were medical related. >> reporter: neighbors say they are deeply concerned about how vulnerable the hills are this

. >> reporter: tara davis is a supervisor at the san jose animal care center. she and other employees have been fostering pets at home to try and help relieve overcrowding. now the shelter is waiving all adoption fees through the end of next month to try and get more animals adopted. >> we have about 814 animals currently in care in the shelter. our capacity is less than half of that, honestly. we're way over capacity. >> reporter: the situation is just as dire in oakland. animal services director ann dunn wrote in a heartfelt post, they have come close to having to euthanize some big dogs over the past several months due to overcrowding. now they say it may be unavoidable. they're posting dogs at the greatest risk of being put down along with the deadline dates to adopt them. >> what we're trying to do is be completely transparent. the only way that dogs can leave the shelter alive is if they're adopted or a transfer partner, a rescue organization, helps them. so we really have to rely on the community. >> reporter: ann dunn says the local housing crisis is on

san francisco lgbt center. some of the honorees also include lafond davis, the senior vice president, environmental and social governanceand suzanne ford, the executive director of san francisco pride . i wish there was something like this when i was growing up . i would have felt much more comfortable coming out and being who i am. so i am really just honored and i'm glad that this exists. i hope being on the cover that people see that a trans person can have a beautiful life and do meaningful work. this year's corporate pride award went to new front, a self-described modern insurance brokerage based in san francisco . while an emotional recovery following a child's fall from a third story window, his mom now on a mission to provide safety educatio for others here at grocery outlet we want to help you find name brand bargains for your family. to do that, you need to be able to buy more groceries for less money. the problem is prices keep going up, which means less bang for your buck. at grocery outlet, we believe you should be able to buy the name brand products you love at prices you can afford. wow. shop us first and

earlier, we showed you highlights from san francisco's pride celebration. linsey davis at pride across america. reporter: in new york city, the pride parade has been around since 1970. >> it is so important for us to show up in numbers, especially when there are people trying to erase our existence. reporter: pride parade celebrations in denver, cincinnati and seattle. >> we have been and will be a place where every person is welcome, a place where every person is invited to thrive and give back to the come unity. reporter: pride nights were celebrated this month that major league baseball stadiums across the country, showing support for lgbtq+ fans in tampa, detroit and washington, d.c. where a banner read, love and acceptance rises above all. in boston, this fan proudly sporting a rainbow boston cap. earlier this month, the annual pride parade and festival in charleston. >> iger up sheltered and was not able to be myself. reporter: today's pride parade in raleigh, north carolina -- >> i grew up in a loving home. being around people like me and my girlfriend, i am happ

san francisco. let's turn it over to katie davis, court reporter for post mia lynn i can't. have been in san francisco for quite some time. is it even worth rescuing? >> right. that's a great question. you know, what we are seeing is the result of failed progressive policies played out in real time. and the american people, they need to take a look at san francisco, portland, seattle and use these cities as an example as to what is to come to the rest of the country if they elect these far left progressive politicians into positions of power and quite frankly, i do not see these cities getting any better and here is why. the democratic party they are no longer the party of classical liberalism. they are now the party of the far left politicians are complicity with the destruction of these cities. you see democrat governor gavin newsom give that recent interview when asked about the mask exodus of the businesses well, you know, these businesses they just chose a wrong location bid to be president of the united states. who clearly does not believe in the rule of law. huge retai

davies. now, ralph was a shipping magnate, while san francisco's davies symphony hall is named after louise, now the wife of the submersibles pilot reportedly, he has a connection to the titanic wreckage to the new york times reports stockton, rush's wife, wendy, is the great great granddaughter of isidor and ida strauss. isidor strauss was the co-owner of the macy's department store chain survivors from the titanic say ida refused a place in a lifeboat so she could stay with her husband, even as the ship went down. one person was killed and at least three others were injured. in a fiery crash in contra costa county. it happened at about 2:00 yesterday afternoon on vasco road, just south of brentwood. now, video from skyfox shows the wreckage spread across a wide area. the initial head on crash involved a pickup truck and a van, but then another truck was involved. firefighters say two people were airlifted to the hospital, hospital, first responders continue to urge caution in that area, saying that single lane road is dangerous. we're out here on baskerville road quite often. there are veh

he is from a prominent san francisco family from the 20th century. >> davies symphony hall is named afterer. as for the search, the u.s. coast guard says underwater noises were detected in the area of the missing submersible on tuesday. crews are deploying more ships and vessels with oxygen in the sub expected to run out thursday morning where, of course, like everybody i think putting out great hope >> you know, through through some miracle or technological that the the summer. so is found and that the crew and passengers are i it, but it's a it's a it's a dire situation for sure. >> gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> a man and his 2 dogs are safe after falling off a cliff in san francisco. video shows crews rescuing one of the pups at fort funston today took the rescuers about 2 hours to get to the man and his pet son. get them back up the cliff. >> fire crews are still battling those massive wildfires in canada. special air quality alert was issued to parts of eastern ontario today. and that smoke, of course, has been filtering into the united states. force chief meteorologist lawrence karnow

he is from a prominent san francisco family from the 20th century. >> davies symphony hall is named afteris grandmother. as for the search, the u.s. coast guard says underwater noises were detected in the area of the missing submersible on tuesday. crews are deploying more ships and vessels with oxygen in the sub expected to run out thursday morning where, of course, like everybody at putting out great hope >> you know, through to miracle or some technological that the summer. so is found and that the crew and passengers are i it, but it's a it's a it's a dire situation for sure. >> and according to the coast, guard crews were scouring an area slightly bigger than the bay area in waters, 2 and a half miles deep. authorities are still holding out hope of saving the 5 passengers on board in the newsroom. gayle ong kron, 4 news. thank you, gayle. >> this is just into our newsroom. the chp is investigating yet another freeway shooting. this in the east bay. this one was reported about 2.30, this afternoon on southbound interstate 8.82. hagan, haggen berger road in oakland. the chp says the dr

across the city that have a power potency of the context of san francisco that are not close to anything she's ever done. >> reporter: ben davis, illuminate's founder insists he has done nothing wrong and pointed to the group's website. she sent all rights to pull the project. >> no, i'm not a historical contributor, like it's my work. >> many could be considered similar. i don't think so. >> reporter: and they say the ideas are not protected under the law, but the way they would express them, it can be. >> it's discerning the difference between the idea and the lasers. and what is actually something beyond that. and that the artist has created that will go beyond that idea. >> if he does not credit me as the artist of this work, i will take him to court because i will not accept this. i just won't. >> the debut is at exactly 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. tonight. >>> and the affordable housing plan where they were signed to build 195 affordable units. and on the transit center. it's the part of the deal after the county to share the cost of four such developments. and earning 60% or less of the median income. the development is suppose

san francisco. you're looking at file video here. the local ilwu, african american long shore coalition, will make glover an honorary member. organizers are calling this a symbolic stop work action. activist angela davis is expected to receive the same honor this afternoon. >>> take a live look outside in san jose as we get started with this monday. a lot of people off today for the holiday, juneteenth, but a lot of people are at work. some people may want to take the lunch outside today. >> maybe we can take a lunch after. >> let's do it. >> kris was outside. it was already starting to sound a little windy. >> that's going to be the topic today. so the headliner is the wind continues. we saw that yesterday. the temperatures will also be cool today, so if you will be out and about, let's take a look right now at where we stand for daytime highs. 62 degrees in livermore, 63 in oakland. notice san francisco in the 50s, so we have that cold front that swept through last night, and we're definitely going to notice the cooler weather marxing out only in the upper 60s for the south bay. right now in san jose, wind speeds are about 14, 20 miles per hour at times with those gusts, but san francisco, oh, it's

by the way, if you're heading over to 880 davis street in san leandro, i would avoid that. you can use 98 or perhaps marina instead of davis street because of a crash on davis right near the 711 and the arco station there. it's been there since the overnight hours of doing a police investigate there. it's a good area to avoid. 709. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. we'll tell you about a clash between two groups during story time at the library in san lorenzo. how this confrontation compare to a very tense exchange last year in new information about a light plane crash that took the lives of two brothers from the bay area. we hear from family who say both men married their high school sweethearts and were amazing people ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) visit your local volvo retailer to explore electrified vehicles during the summer safely savings event. ♪ when you start a business you put everything into it. hackers know that small business owners are busy. they don't always have time for cybersecurity, which makes them vulnerable to cyb

he is from a prominent san francisco family from the 20th century. >> davies symphony hall is named after his grandmother. as for the search, the u.s. coast guard says underwater noises were detected in the area of the missing submersible on tuesday. crews are deploying more ships and vessels with oxygen in the sub expected to run out thursday morning where, of course, like everybody had holding out. great hope >> you know, through through some miracle or technological that the summer. so is found and that the crew and passengers are i it, but it's a it's a it's a dire situation for sure. >> gayle ong kron, 4 news. in just 9 days. drivers will start paying nearly $10 across the golden gate bridge starting july first, that toll fares going up. $0.35 tonight. 75 fast track passholders will also see it. $0.35 increase bringing that total toll at about 8.75. pay as you go tolls will be $9. that's $0.20 increase. car polling is still the cheapest option. 6.75. and the east bay, one person was killed and 3 others were taken to the hospital after a crash involving several vehicles on vasco road

he is from a prominent san francisco family from the 20th century. >> davies symphony hall is named after his grandmother. as for the search, the u.s. coast guard says underwater noises were detected in the area of the missing submersible on tuesday. crews are deploying more ships and vessels with oxygen in the sub expected to run out thursday morning where, of course, like everybody i think holding out great hope >> you know, through to miracle or technological that the the summer found and that the crew and passengers are or it. but it's a it's a it's a dire situation for sure. >> gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> alright, weather checking out our 4 zone forecast here with live look at sfo laurent's. it's a finally starting to feel like summer. yeah. how about that? yeah. officially. it means though, that roll back in summer is finally here. the sole says this evening. first day of summer. and yeah, we're seeing all the as some might make its way over the tropic of cancer longest day in the northern hemisphere, the shortest day. >> in the southern hemisphere. yes, some of the statistics to how

san francisco takes a 4-0 lead, they were just getting started. j. d. davis with a grand slam. the giants make it six in a row. they beat l.a. 15-0. it is the dodgers worst home loss, or some shut off loss ever at dodgers stadium. >> warmer looks up and it is gone! >> perez breaks up a scoreless tie with a solo home run in the fifth. he drove both runs for the a's against the phillies, would but with a score not in 12 fittings, kyle schwarber, the phillies beat the , 3-2. >>> to the pitch. san jose taking on portland. jeremy will rattle the crossbar . both teams not able to capitalize on some golden opportunities to put the ball in the net. the game ends and a scoreless draw. the good news for san jose, the quakes remain unbeaten at me, ho is i it possiblele to protecey bubusiness frorom cyber ththr? it is,s, with comcast t business.. helpining every coconnected device s stay protecected. yoururs. your ememployees'. evenen... susasan? -h-hers, too.. safe. . secure. and d powered byby the next generaration 10g n network. with comomcast busininess, advanced s security isisn't jus

earlier we showed you highlights from san francisco's pride celebration, and today abc news anchor linsey davisook at pride across america. >> in new york city, the pride parade has been around since 1970. >> it is important for us to show up in numbers, especially when there are people trying to erase our existence. >> pride parade celebrations in denver, cincinnati, and seattle. >> we have been and will be a place where every person is welcome, a place where every person is invited to thrive and give back to the community. >> pride knights were celebrated this month in major stadiums across the country showing support for lgbtq+ fans in tampa, detroit, and washington, d.c., where a banner read love and acceptance rises above all. and earlier this annual pride parade and festival in charleston. >> i grew up sheltered and was not able to be myself really. >> at today's pride parade in raleigh, north carolina -- >> i have grown up in a loving home and community, but to be here with people like me, i am happy to be here feeling accepted. people need to know that they can be there ourselves and if

city that will have a power potency and a context of san francisco, that are not close to anything that she has ever done. >> reporter: e ben davis, illuminate's founder, insists he has done nothing wrong. pointed to the group's website, listing them as an artist who came before us. it was little constellation to matter as she has lawyered up, sending letters, asking illuminate to pull the project. >> i was like no. i'm not a historical contributor. like it's my work. >> i think many work can be considered similar. but for someone to own a right to take a laser beam, turn it into color and say that's mine and no one else in the world can do it. i don't think so. >> reporter: lauren townson says ideas are not protected under the law, but the way the artist expresses them can be. >> it is discerning the difference between the idea, anybody should be able to project the rainbow colors in the sky with lasers, and what is actually something beyond that, that the original expression that is something that the artist has created that goes beyond that mere idea. >> if he does not credit me as the artist of this work, i'll take him to cou

our 8-80 at the coliseum camera in because if you are traveling northbound on 8-80 past davis street through sane parade. we have a number of changes with mass transit, mostly additional services being provided. but if you're taking muni, be aware of reroutes and closures. camassei. >> thanks jobina. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuwea for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. happy friday. >> looking at temperatures out there currently we're mainly in the upper 50s to lower 60s. we have that cloud cover overhead and breaking down for sunshine as the day goes on and we'll find that that sunshine from time to time it will peak in and out of the clouds, especially through the city. looking at our golden gate bridge camera right now, you can see that cloud c

san francisco. the giants only runs came two singles by j.d. davis. 5-2. the giants are still red hot.won two out of the three-game series and 12 out of the last 14 games with a record of 44 wins and 34 losses. that means they are 2 1/2 games behind arizona and, get this, half a game ahead of the dodgers. tomorrow they will face the blue jays. they will reunite with the former first baseman brandon belt. >> the a's finished against the blue jays but not pretty. springer had his 55th bomb, he is in second place on the home run list. ricky henderson leads the pack with 81. the a's were only able to get on the scoreboard with tony kemp's right field homer. oakland lost 10 out of the last 11. they come back to the bay to face the yankees tomorrow at 6:40. >>> now that the a's have their sights set on vegas, san jose would like a major league team of their own. there is a giant obstacle in the way. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: over the years, san jose tried to lure professional baseball here. first the giants then the a's without success. now with the bay area poised to become a o

davis. so south of this picture in san leandro.is an injury crash involving a construction or commercial truck and an suv. it is blocking one of the lanes there. let's take you over to the south bay to get a quick check of the roadways. 101 in san jose. this area looks good, but be advised there is a crash on northbound 87 just south of santa clara. that's as you approach 280. but this stretch of 101. in san jose, things are looking good there. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza where traffic has been light all morning long . green light conditions. we love it. all right. coming up, chris paul in jordan, poole out the golden state warriors are making headlines with their latest trades. up next, when the team is expected to make the move offic l welcome friends, to the middle of everything! friends that bike together. hike together! with goats. can't wait to see what tomorrow brings, here in the middle of everything! to a blockbuster trade with the washington wizards. the deal would mean the warriors would lose jordan po

photos across the city that have a power, potency, context of san francisco that are not close to anything she has done. >> reporter: ben davis insists that he has done nothing wrong and pointed to the group's website that lists her as an artist that came before us. she lawyered up and sent letters asking illuminate to pull the project. >> no, i'm not a historical contributor. it's my work. >> i think many works can be considered similar. but does someone own the right to take a laser beam, turn it into color and that's mine and no one else can do it? i don't think so. . >> reporter: copyright attorney says ideas are not protected under the law but the way an artist expresses them can be. >> discerning the difference between the -- again, the idea, anybody should be able to do, of project being the rainbow colors on the lasers and what is actually something beyond that that is original expression that is something that the artist has created that goes beyond that mere idea. >> if he does not credit me as the artist of this work, i will take him to court. i will not except this. i just won't. >> interesting debate. illuminate

that crash happened just before 2:00 this morning on davis street near orchard and pierce avenues in san leandro. the alameda county sheriff's office says a gray toyota camry was speeding on interstate 80 and failed to stop the driver got off of the freeway and sped through surface streets before crashing into a tree. the male driver and passenger were killed. investigators say it all started in manteca yesterday when one or both of the suspects fatally shot a 23 year old woman at a strip mall. this is just one of those things where you you feel like you just can't make it up. all the things that took place in a 24 hour period, the alameda county sheriff's office says a gun was found in the car, but it's not clear if the same gun was used in the homicide yesterday in manteca, a 14 year old girl or 14 year old who was also in the car survived. lawmakers in sacramento are scheduled to vote on a budget deal later this week as the state does face a $30 billion budget gap. the leaders of the assembly and senate say they have reached an agreement on the proposed fiscal year budget. that vote i

the fbi's radar and under surveillance, rodney moved to the san francisco bay area in 1970 to work with national united committee to free davis. this was when i met him. 20 to 20 years later in 1990. rodney opened, the first black owned gay bar in san francisco. it was called the eagle creek saloon. opened its doors to everyone. gay bars all over the country were notorious for their racist practices, making it difficult for black and latino patrons to enter. the white owners the white owned bars required as many as three or four kinds of identification for people of color. in contrast to the easy i.d. requirements for, white patrons eagle ended this practice. the legacy of its spirit embodied in its slogan, a friendly place with a funky base for race. located at 1884 market street, it was a space of celebrate, shine and resistance hosting for activist groups honoring black holidays and heroes, including an historic street vigils for those lost to age. although the bar closed in 1993, it lives on in the creative imagination of rodney's daughter, cindy barnett, in her san francisco exhibit in the spring of 2019 at the lab in ar

photos across the city that have a power, potency, context of san francisco that are not close to anything she has done. >> reporter: ben davis insists that he has done nothing wrong and pointed to the group's website that lists her as an artist that came before us. she lawyered up and sent letters asking illuminate to pull the project. >> no, i'm not a historical contributor. it's my work. >> i think many works can be considered similar. but does someone own the right to take a laser beam, turn it into color and that's mine and no one else can do it? i don't think so. >> reporter: copyright attorney says ideas are not protected under the law but the way an artist expresses them can be. >> discerning the difference between the -- again, the idea, anybody should be able to do, of project being the rainbow colors on the lasters and what is actually something beyond that that is original expression that is something that the artist has created that goes beyond that mere idea. >> if he does not credit me as the artist of this work, i will take him to court. i will not except this. i just won't. >> illuminate will debut tonight. w

san francisco. i want to thank all the task force members, the human rights commission, under the direction of dr. schroeder, davis and brittany takada and the entire community for their continued support of this work. i also want to send a major thanks to the entire board of supervisors for their support and commitment to reparations and to this committee. thank you for continuing this important item to be heard today. i wanted to be sure that this was included in the final budget submitted to the mayor and i'm glad we have opportunity to engage on this ever so important funding for reparations in order to fund an office of reparations, which would ensure funding to fully staffed the office, provide administrative and fiscal support to continue to work, provide resources to research individuals who will qualify for the committee's final recommendations for programing to continue the work of the task force that will sunset in a few months. and in order to fund some of the approved recommendations. this work is important and the creation of an office of reparations to start the important work is something that is e

davis out of indiana. meantime, no surprise who the san antonio spurs took with the number one overall pick, victor wimbush from non tar france. 19 year old frenchman victor wembanyama is said to be the best draft prospect since lebron james in 2003. estimates of his height range between seven foot two and seven foot five, depending on which site you're looking at. he's got the post moves of a of a player of his stature, but the ball handling and shooting skills of a guard this past season, wembanyama led the french pro league in scoring rebounding and blocks. here's your top five picks the charlotte hornets make former alabama forward brandon miller the second overall pick scoot henderson from the g league ignite goes third to portland and the thompson twins iman and azore, who were born in oakland, grew up in san leandro until high school, and then they moved back east to florida to play in high school, go forth and fifth to the rockets and pistons respectively. the giants win streak was not going to last forever. and if you're going to lose, you might as well go out with a bang. future hall of famer bus

san francisco. i want to thank all the task force members, the human rights commission, under the direction of dr. schroeder, davis and brittany takada and the entire community for their continued support of this work. i also want to send a major thanks to the entire board of supervisors for their support and commitment to reparations and to this committee. thank you for continuing this important item to be heard today. i wanted to be sure that this was included in the final budget submitted to the mayor and i'm glad we have opportunity to engage on this ever so important funding for reparations in order to fund an office of reparations, which would ensure funding to fully staffed the office, provide administrative and fiscal support to continue to work, provide resources to research individuals who will qualify for the committee's final recommendations for programing to continue the work of the task force that will sunset in a few months. and in order to fund some of the approved recommendations. this work is important and the creation of an office of reparations to start the important work is something that is e

." >> yeah, they had me talking jive to spock in san francisco. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is it true that you watched "cocoon" at sammy davis>> yes, that's true. >> jimmy: that's good. >> i wasn't the only one. sammy would have movie night on tuesday night. you would go there, all the stars -- i saw steve and eydie gorme, lucille ball, michael would be there. >> jimmy: michael jackson? >> jackson. >> jimmy: i don't know, i thought jordan for a second, then i was like, oh, no, maybe -- michael jackson would be there. he watched "cocoon" there? >> hid behind the door, too many people. [ laughter ] too many people in the room. he was hiding behind the door. "eddie, come." i went behind the door with him. standing behind the door. i was like, what the [ bleep ]? "there's so many people in here." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you used to make fun of michael on "saturday night live." when you met him, did you meet him before you would make fun of him? >> you know what, if you look at the stuff i did on michael, it was never mean-spirited. it was always funny stuff because i knew him. >> jimmy: right. >> i never really made

san leandro, this is important, not the freeway but on the surface street, davis, overnight there was a deadly crash. the investigation was supposed to continue until 7:00, perhaps longer. davis street, you shouldn't use the on-ramp to 880. and locals will know the option, but if you're heading to the freeway from anywhere east of 880, use marina, not davis. there's a police investigation. in the south bay, things are movely smoothly. we're seeing that ramp up. no surprises out of morgan hill. everything is good. and highway 9, they're starting the closure for two weeks. you'll have to use an alternate. back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> she says her gift card never left her drawer, so how did the balance drop to zero? i'monsumer c >>> welcome back. 6:23 right now. nbc bay area responds to a north bay viewer and her gift card headache. >> consumer investigator chris chmura's team went looking for that missing money. >> good morning. janet in napa wrote us, someone gave her clothes from nordstrom but they didn't fit. a worker

san francisco haaziq mod-yoon kron. 4 news. >> a court appointed doctor has determined that the man accused of the deadly davis, stabbings is not mentally competent to stand trial. 21 year-old carlos dominguez is accused of 3 attacks back in april. and in may that killed 2 men and injured one woman. after today's hearing, the judge ordered a jury trial next month. that will determine the suspect's competency if he is found competent criminal case against him will move forward. the main has pleaded not guilty to 2 charges of murder and one count of attempted murder. all right, another look at our weather across the bay area. now looking at the bay bridge, a little more hazy on this side than the picture we earlier. yeah, but overall, lawrence, pretty nice out there. yeah. kind of a little for the end of spring. lots of sunshine and not only in the valleys today or the bay. >> even along the coastline, plenty of sunshine out there as well. so nice to see that on this last full day of spring. the begins tomorrow morning at 07:57am. and so here we go. summers on the way in almost right on cue. the fog is coming back. but not right

san leandro down in milpitas. >> thank you very much. rain 8.18. is the time and new this morning, chris licht. she is stepping down as ceo of cnn. davis has lost the ceo of cnn's parent company, warner brothers. discovery made that announcement of this leadership change. during cnn's editorial call this morning. and it comes after the controversial town hall with former president donald trump and the firing of don lemon. the network has recently seen a drop in ratings. it's 18 and we have some developing news that we're following recent flights, as you may know, have been dropping off migrants. >> in sacramento and coming from florida now, florida officials confirming yes, they're sending them and they say they're sending them with permission because here is video that florida released its edited video. but they say it shows these migrants giving their consent and signing waivers to fly out of state. we don't know if they understood those waivers that they were citing what they actually said. and california jenner, attorney general rob bonta says >> he's going to get to the bottom of it is requesting florida turnover an edited video a

davis says the 37 year old suspect was an attorney in san francisco. the kid lost it. he had a knife. he stabbed his mother. he killed the small dog . and then the police came and he wouldn't let the knife go and he shot him, says mark was deeply attached to one of the family's three dogs, not the one that was found dead inside the home. animal care and control took custody of the other two surviving dogs. but says roland and barbarad multiple interactions with mark child over the years for drug related incidents and fights with police. and at one time there was a stay away order from the parents and from the home here in the richmond district, san francisco police say the events leading up to and including the officer involved shooting are all under investigation by police. the district attorney's office, internal affairs and the department of police accountability. we're live in san francisco. christian crafton, ktvu fox two news. christian, do we know anything more about the elder man, mr. child? was he injured at all in what happened and he was injured. we're heari

san jose. jesse gary ktvu fox two news. coming up at 11, the suspected davisserial stabber back in court today. his apparent admission of guilt and why the case is now on hold. and we are tracking that forecast, but it does involve winds dying down and a little bit warmer. i'll have that coming up. also, a new plan to transform california mental health services. the governor's new proposal to help those who are struggling. jackie: community schools are so important to us. this is truly what students need. cecily: no two community schools are alike because it goes by what is happening in the community. rafael: we want this to be a one-stop shop for our families that puts parents and students first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach. terry: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator community schoo: million dollar bond to transform the state's mental health services act. the transformation wi

joc pederson from second here comes davis all the way around from first and he will score it was three nothing giants they win by that final score sanwin in 15 games 10th straight on the road giants haven't lost on the road the entire month of june. having healthy wood back in the mix is a big thing right there. tyrell it's been, you know, work in my off, you know to try and get to where i know it can be. we're playing really good baseball right now and you know, i felt really great tonight. i thought my stuff stuff was really good. and so definitely something to build on and just excited to get back out there in five days. you're a kid, you get to go to an age game to see the yankees. sometimes it's enough to make you forget about everything else. he's got one in the third, then added on here in the fourth. seth brown off. johnny brito. this one will go over the fisher outside homer number six on the year for brown oakland has a two nothing lead and then when you do that, you go to the a's dugout and you get to wield the hammer. paul blackburn still had a shutout going in the fifth a's fans remember this guy, josh donaldson hits a

san francisco native danny glover. glover joins list of past honorees. >> m honorary member and so is angela davis.ver in front of members and family for a reason. >> it is about freedom. it celebrates the day that slaves in texas found out that they were free, two days after they actually found out they were free. exceeds half a century, going back to 1968 when students at san francisco state, leading the longest faculty strike in the country. on the waterfront and that is where he met me. we were both embrace of the community -- the committee. reporter: he is also a humanitarian. >> there is a photograph harry belafonte. it shows him getting arrested. descendants you had to wait three years after the emancipation proclamation, in order to get their due, in order to be free. but we had to be more engaged. drew: morning. in the 40's in some areas and w will climb into the 50's and the 60's. 40 seven early on and climbing through the 50's, but we have a lot of sunshine out there. you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true.

davis student is accused of stabbing three people killing two. >> about an hour ago san francisco policeeased new details about their investigation into that rolling gun battle along the embarcadero on father's day. the person who is under arrest is a 28-year-old pittsburgh man named lee haywood he was in a black suv involved in the shootout. he is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. a 23-year-old woman who was with him has been released from the hospital and is not under arrest. police are still looking for the people who were in the other car. today abc 7 news reporter spoke with mayor london breed for the first time about what happened. >> 66 degrees, clear skies and a giants game on the agenda. >> we are going to go see alcatraz and then tonight a giants game. >> just two days after a car to car rolling gun battle which started just outside of pier leaving a total of six people hurt along the embarcadero. the popular tourist destination it had no shortage of visitors from across the world. >> i feel safe. i don't feel bad or worried at all. >> if i wasn't comfortable i would

san francisco. i don't have corporate interests it just me temperature is important for machine with my experience and to sit on this board and thank you. bye. >> thank you, alexander next is deshawn davis for seat 8, 12 and 13. hey everybody. how you doing? 2 minutes here. >> so everybody i'm deshawn daves i'm a san francisco native i was born here. i guess going to who i am, i have opened several businesses in san francisco. i have been a business owner here since 2002. i have volunteered at boys and girls club and also a part of the warrior's transition coming to san francisco. i'm not only equity advocate a business owner and retail shop owner. the reason why i'm signing up i wanted leave the program better than what it is. i wanted to the next people coming in the next generation. like alex. holding a position in the community. it is hard to explain how important it is for everyone to see it grow and see us win. the conversations i had around cannabis and equity in the city its not just about the cannabis per se but all of us together winning as a community. inclusion. i knowledge that's t. that's it. >> great. thank you, much mr. daves. and next up is donaldson for seats 8, 12 and

san leandro following a police pursuit. that crash happened just before 2:00 this morning on davis street near orchard and pierce avenues. alameda county sheriff's office says a gray toyota camry was speeding on 80 and failed to stop what the driver got off the freeway and sped through surface streets before crashing into a tree. the male driver and passenger were killed on 14 year old who was also in the vehicle survived. the sheriff's office says a gun was found in the vehicle, but it's not clear if it's the same weapon used in the homicide yesterday. in manteca in the east bay, family members of people killed by law enforcement are calling for justice. relatives and friends gathered this morning at 40th street and telegraph avenue in oakland. there were signs and photos of lost loved ones. a billboard in oakland is now up with the photos of three young victims with a caption they were forever silenced. speak for them. that sign was paid for by the group mothers against police brutality. the employers to be here today is to never forget the 49 that died. and we're just going to honor them the rest of our lives. seven y

san leandro following a police pursuit. the crash happened just before 2:00 this morning on davis street near orchard and pierce avenues.meda county sheriff's office says a gray toyota camry was speeding on interstate 80, failed to stop. the driver got off the freeway, sped through surface streets before crashing into a tree. the male driver and a passenger killed a girl who was also in the car. she survived. the sheriff's office says the car is connected to the shooting death of a woman in manteca. that happened on sunday . it's been a dramatic morning in the preliminary hearing of a man accused of beating a former san francisco fire commissioner. prosecutors say garrett doty beat 53 year old don carignan with a metal pipe in april. but the 24 year old's lawyer says it was self-defense because carbone is alleged use of bear spray against homeless people. now, ktvu has learned when carbone was asked under oath about what that claim, he invoked his fifth amendment right not to answer the question. the judge then paused a hearing and asked the attorneys back to her chambers where shouting match broke out. so loud it could

san francisco's image. the strickland department shows us why they need all the help they can get. the news at 6:00 coming up in 10 minutes. >>> still ahead, researchers at uc davis turning waste into one of the world's most expensive foods shows us how it works. >> we can use the products produced from aquaculture and then convert them into food and into other valuable products. >> this is about saving a species >>> researchers at uc davis are using cutting-edge science to take walnut shells and coffee grounds and took them into caviar and boba. >> interesting! >> we go into the lab to see how it is done! >> reporter: inside this uc davis lab -- >> after one day we can produce small, tiny pellets. >> reporter: researchers are using a microprocessor to take food waste and turn it into fuel. >> it produces zero waste so that we can use the products produced from aquaculture and convert them into food and into other valuable products. >> reporter: the professor pioneered the process which she says is all natural and safe it is based on data showing that one third of food is wasted globally. >> this is coffee waste. >> reporter: she shows us the types of agricultura