a scenic san francisco pier is set to be arraigned. it's a case that has reignited a debate about san francisco cease status as a sanctuary city. lisa chan is at the hall of justice in san francisco where today's arraignment will happen in a few hours, good morning lisa

a half weeks without charges? >> it sounds like you agree with what jim said in his statement referring to disjointed laws and incompetence. you said that you would be reaffirming san francisco's status as a sanctuary city, but things need to be fixed in the process. >> that is exactly right. the sanctuary city has been a pillar in san francisco for decades. i was passed in 1989 and served our city well. what is baked in there and it was baked in federal law and mandated that our law enforcement officials have the discretion to communicate with federal and state law enforcement when they deem necessary. they went above and beyond that and issued a gag order saying you may not communicate under any circumstances with the authorities. >> what do you make of the federal political debate that emerged from all of that. san francisco got more attention on fox news than they would prefer to have. just this week, the u.s. house voted to take funding away from sanctuary cities mostly a party line vote. it remains to be seen if it will pass the house. >> a lot of hysteria and the ability for a news channel or presidential candidate to take advantage of the situation, to me they should be ashamed. this is a traged

a scenic san francisco pier is set to be arraigned. it's a case that has reignited a debate about san francisco cease status as a sanctuary city. lisa chan is at the hall of justice in san francisco where today's arraignment will happen in a few hours, good morning lisa. >> reporter: good morning, well some say san francisco's sanctuary city status protected the man accused of killing 32- year-old kate steinle. she was shot in broad daylight last week. the suspect francisco sanchez was an undocumented immigrant with a long criminal history. while in jail on a drug charge, immigration authorities asked the city to note them when he got out and mayor ed lee can't commenting. the sheriff didn't either. and california attorney general harris who supported san francisco being a sanctuary city is running for u.s. senate. so how will this affect these politicians and their future ambitions? >> no one in recent history has ever lost an election by being too pro immigrant. it is not a stance that's going to lose you many votes here in san francisco. for that reason, i don't see any politicians really changing their votes or moving to ame

you. >>> well, it was senator diane feinstein who signed the legislation designating san francisco as a sanctuary citynight she said i strongly believe an undocumented individual convicted of multiple felonies with a retainer from ice should not have been released. we should be deporting convicted criminals, not setting them loose on our streets. feinstein is asking san francisco to join the priority enforcement program. the murder of kate steinle has caused a lot of finger pointing over who let this felon go free. the sheriff says it isn't his fault and federal officials mezed up. this afternoon i spoke to the former head of ice about that. >> the sheriff laid the blame at the door of ice. he said the city and county had no choice. here is what he had to say yesterday. >> well, i think ice needs to take into account it is not just san francisco. it is over 300 cities now. >> could it happen again? >> i think it could. that is why ice needs to upgrade the policy and procedures procedures practices so we are all working on a more fluid basis. >> how do you respond to that? ingly think the sheriff is wr

city policies. republican state senator jeff stone is drafting a bill that would require all california cities to fully cooperate with federal immigration officials. >>> on capitol hill, force debate about san francisco's status as a sanctuary city. >> why aren't we able to deport those individuals? >> our detainer was not honored in that particular case. >> who didn't honor it? >> san francisco sheriff's department did not honor our detainer we lodged. >> ron johnson grilled i.c.e.'s assistant director about this case. miller pointed the fing ir at the san francisco's sheriff's department. they'll hold a hearing with homeland security officials next week to discuss studenteinle's death. >> they've obtained sanchez's complete criminal history. he was convicted five times on drug charges. at least three involving heroin. he was deported the furst time in 1994 and arrested again in arizona just 20 days later. deported four more times in '97 '98, 2003 and 2009. each time getting caught and returned to a jail. he finished serving a 46-month federal sentence. >>> developing news tonight out of vallejo. a possible police standoff is under way. one person was shot at capital and alameda. sky 7 hd was overhead just as p

a lawmaker from virginia says if it weren't for san francisco's status as a sank wear city kate steinle might still be live. >> i.c.e. knows about san francisco's sanctuary policy. a bad policy. why did they ever turn him over to them when they could have deported him again or they could have prosecuted him for illegally re-entering the country four times and send him to prison. either way, kate steinle would be safe. >> republican representative bob goodlove blames the sheriff's department and the obama administration for letting sanchez go free. a spokesman for the sheriff's office says the policy is to honor federal detain years but -- detainers but there were none. >> crews have control of a fire burn'ing hayward. photos show a large plume of smoke that could be seen for miles. leslie brinkley is live with more. >> reporter: a little bit more on this mystery fire. it was at 3:30 this afternoon that a man hiking here called in to report he saw flames and in a grassy area here. very close to the bay. there was a heavy column of moch, this video was shot from a cell phone from nearby h

the sheriff ignored the detainer and did not pick up the phone because san francisco as a sanctuary citys not comply. even after stienle's death he will not comply with the detainer because it is not a legal order. >> had ice saute legal order, the san francisco sheriff department naturally and will always comply and would have complied if that legal order or warrant would have been presented to us. >> there is no way for ice to get a warrant with. they had a criminal warrant on this guy and charged, and they could not have got ep another criminal warrant, it would be double jeopardy. >> we learned that stienle wasle shot by a stolen gun. her family has stayed out of the frayed and want to concentrate on their faith and daughter instead of the political fight that has been going on since her death. >> what is done to insure this does not happen again? >> reporter: as you can imagine a lot of people are critical of the san francisco safrpthuary city policy. but there are more than 300 other cities all over the country that have similar policy. and bill o'riley is calling on law makers for

a lawmaker from virginia says if it weren't for san francisco's status as a sank wear city kate steinle might still be live. >> i.c.e. knows about san francisco's sanctuary policy. a bad policy. why did they ever turn him over to them when they could have deported him again or they could have prosecuted him for illegally re-entering the country four times and send him to prison. either way, kate steinle would be safe. >> republican representative bob goodlove blames the sheriff's department and the obama administration for letting sanchez go free. a spokesman for the sheriff's office says the policy is to honor federal detain years but -- detainers but there were none. >> crews have control of a fire burn'ing hayward. photos show a large plume of smoke that could be seen for miles. leslie brinkley is live with more. >> reporter: a little bit more on this mystery fire. it was at 3:30 this afternoon that a man hiking here called in to report he saw flames and in a grassy area here. very close to the bay. there was a heavy column of moch, this video was shot from a cell phone from nearby h

announcement didn't do is provide a real sense of what is going on in san francisco and how the ethics commission fits so what is important about san francisco as a city right now is not that we have museums or the constitute institute for arts but in a time of great change those changes are bringing pressure economically and have an impact on the work of the commission when it talks about the city government fails to mention the role of the commission and jet nothing in the article it says that san francisco is unique with a level the participation with the city commission that also does not give preference to enforcement that is on the same par with some of the responsibilities that the commission has enforcements is one of the weakers areas where the new executive director that is an area that needs to be given more priority as commissioner hur just said i think that in general the duties of the executive director have are to follow the policies and priorities by the commission the way it is written it is almost as to the commission sits on the sidelines while the executive director sets the priorities if it has to be anything close to that it woul

san francisco because you knew they wouldn't deport you. >> yes. >> reporter: and that right there is why this case has become such a flash point. san francisco is known as a sanctuary city. >> three are efforts by local officials to say we think it's more important to be able to develop relationships with undocumented immigrants than it is to report them. >> reporter: the idea is that immigrants are more likely to cooperate with police if their cooperation doesn't mean they run the risk of deportation. san francisco is one of dozens of major american cities that have enacted some form of sanctuary law. >> the position of those who support these kinds of laws is that we need help solving crimes. we need these people to assist us. >> reporter: officials from immigrations and customs enforcement, also known as ice say they specifically asked in writing to be notified when sanchez's drug case was completed. but they say it needs a warrant. >> this individual came into the country five times, was deported a number of times, so obviously we had issues at the border. but if the local officials had notified ice this individual wouldn't have ended up on the street. >> reporter:

city of san francisco. in the high double digit and most of the district from my perspective this is a serious issue across the city of san francisco we hear as members of the board oaf supervisors and refuse to brush that off or say it isn't serious crime we need to address. we can talk about the reasons behind it, but to suggest additional police officers is not going to help that situation to me is completely wrong. i do believe when beepal commit crimes we need to have consequences to prevent them into the future. the board and this administration and applaud mayor lee for funding the police academy classes this year has made a commitment to make sure the police staffing levels are where they should be. however, the current staffing levels were proposed at a time when the city looked a lot different than today and a population that is smaller. i have been deeply committed and fought for the funding for the police acad #5e78 classes and will do so in the future. i want to give the men and women in the police department and the members of san francisco to give them everything we need to enhance [inaudible] we will hold them accountable but

would bring all of my experience as a city resident and as a proponent of open spaces, and also work on the partnership between the city and the community of san francisco. >> thank you. and are there any particular parts of san francisco that you're looking at in terms of where prosac can have a strong influence? >> well i think in my district district 3, where there are many parks that can be refurbished i think first and more most that joe dimago which is in my district we need to bring multi-generational use of the park and make sure it's available not only to families but to seniors and other people in the community that can use it. >> thank you. thank you. colleagues any comments or questions? okay. we will go on to public comment. thank you so much for your presentation and your interest on serving and we will hear from the public and then we will make a decision about moving your position forward to the full board. >> thank you very much. thanks for your time. >> okay. so public comment is now open on this item. any member of the public who would like to comment? >> i put in the focus of individualization of the statement, the public statement,

sanchez says he was looking for work and knew san francisco as a sanctuary city meaning immigration agentsould not pursue them. sanchez could be arraigned on charges today. meantime the family has set up a go fund me page to raise funds for funeral expenses. heather, such a tragedy. >>> presidential candidates on immigration as republican rivals sound off on the controversial comments. rich edson joins us. he is live from washington, d.c. keeps going on and on p. >> it does. top republican challengers are largely resenting his comments. they bring drugs and crime and they are rapists according to trump. it is a much needed conversation on the u.s. immigration policy. former texas governor rick perry says trump's comments offend him. >> everybody gets to pick and choose who they want to be for. i said donald trump does not represent the republican party. i was offended by his remarks. hispanics in america and hispanics from texas from the alamo to afghanistan have been extraordinary citizens of our country and our state. >> the favorite sport in the washington media is encourage some republ

a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> undocumented immigrant francisco sanchez is now charged with murder in the shooting death of 32-year-old kate steinle. but did san francisco's status as a sanctuary cityute to the murder? the sheriff of san francisco county is with us right now. sheriff, thank you very much for being here. the allegation is fairly straightforward . all you needed to do was pick up the phone and this might not have happened. fair criticism? >> no. san francisco and 300 other cities municipalities throughout the united states have changed their local laws as it relates to how they interface with ice. ice has been well aware -- immigration customs and enforcement -- that jurisdictions like ours requires them to have a court order or a federal warrant for the transference and deportation process. they've been well notified of this and they did not follow through. >>> we're not asking local law enforcement to do our job. all we're asking is that they notify us when a serious foreign national criminal is being released to the street so we can arrange to take custody. you say that the operative document, the detainer is not a legal document and you don't have to act on it. w

a simple phone call for that notification to happen. >> reporter: san francisco is not alone as a sanctuary city, some 200 other jurisdictions across the country have similar policies. in california in the last 18 months, more than 10,000 undocumented immigrants were released without federal authorities being notified. a lot of political fallout from this. >> absolutely. >> reporter: former u.s. attorney joe rusonello is a long time critic. >> it shouldn't be surprising to anybody around this town that san francisco sees itself as somehow an independent city state. >> reporter: there are many calls here for a review of how a repeat felon could have been released. but scott, in this city with a large immigrant population, most political leaders still defend the sanctuary law. >> pelley: john blackstone reporting, john, thank you very much. new warnings tonight about popular pain relievers, that when we come back. are you still getting heartburn flare-ups? time for a new routine. try nexium® 24hr. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. song: rachel platten "fight song" ♪ two million, f

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a 32-year-old woman on san francisco's waterfront is set to be arraigned. the case has reegg nited the debate about san francisco's status as a sanctuary city which means thenor requests to detain people for federal immigration authorities. >>> search crews will be back at lake sonoma today looking for a teen boy. he disappeared saturday afternoon during an inner tube ride. the 14-year-old did not have a on a life jacket when he went into the water, next on "cbs this morning," deadheads say good-bye. the last performance of the grateful dead 50 years after their first performance and of course traffic and weather in >>> good morning from the traffic center lots of company on the san mateo bridge this morning. westbound seeing brake lights as you go out of hay ward towards foster city. 18 minute drive between 880 and 101. bay bridge backed up. metering lights are on. slow and go to the foot of the maze at this point. golden gate bridge though not doing too bad. looking okay as you work your way into san francisco and an accident north 280 right at 880. 17 blocking lanes. >>> drizzle on the camera lens, good morning. take a look at the live weather camera lo

a very good point. why did ice turn him over to san francisco in the first place they know it's a sanctuary city. they know asn as san francisco is finished with him whether they decide to prosecute him or not prosecute him, is he is he going to get out. >> i think it minimizes the tragedy in this case to say there was a breakdown in communication. fundamentally there is an ordinance in san francisco that allows the san francisco sheriff to not have to hold him because there is an ice detainer. if you think about this, it's a local government that's basically said i'm going to disregard a federal detainer that's being issued by immigration customs and enforcement. >> but who gives a damn about a technicality. an innocent woman who is dead as a result of a procedure break down. what should have happened is if you have got five deportations, seven felonies, you should have your butt out of this country. i don't care about some felony that some city want to prosecute. >> what about the fact -- i mean katie, you know, the probable that we are dealing with this on the local level is because the federal government

. >> murder charges filed and the city policy now under fire. san francisco status as aty draws criticism following had shooting death of -- the shooting death of kathryn steinle who was killed by man who was deported 5 times. good evening. i am julie haener. >> i am ken wayne. in the past hour we learned the san francisco district attorney's office has charged francisco sanchez for murder in the death of kathryn steinle and now he is expected to be in court tomorrow afternoon. ktvu's noelle walker reports the city's policy on undocumented immigrants is now being scrutinized. >> reporter: late this evening the san francisco district attorney filed a murder charge against 45-year-old francisco sanchez for the shooting death of 32-year-old kathryn steinle. francisco sanchez is in jail awaiting his legal fate. in an interview theman suspected of shooting -- the man suspected of shooting and killing kathryn steinle said it was an accident. but francisco sanchez said it was no accident he staid in san francisco, a sanctuary city for undocumented immigrants. when san francisco

announcement didn't do is provide a real sense of what is going on in san francisco and how the ethics commission fits so what is important about san francisco as a city right now is not that we have museums or the constitute institute for arts but in a time of great change those changes are bringing pressure economically and have an impact on the work of the commission when it talks about the city government fails to mention the role of the commission and jet nothing in the article it says that san francisco is unique with a level the participation with the city commission that also does not give preference to enforcement that is on the same par with some of the responsibilities that the commission has enforcements is one of the weakers areas where the new executive director that is an area that needs to be given more priority as commissioner hur just said i think that in general the duties of the executive director have are to follow the policies and priorities by the commission the way it is written it is almost as to the commission sits on the sidelines while the executive director sets the priorities if it has to be anything close to that it woul

part there's no arena in san francisco and this great city deserves an arena as san francisco multiple purpose arena it will attack people from around the state and world as a city we should be pushing transit first and the eir plan does that this is a transit rich area and they've done a phenomenal job studying the parking lots and we want to go on record to talk about our support of this arena and hope you'll consider our recommendation throughout this process thank you very much. >> thank you. >> anna fernandez (calling names) d o n i ac h. >> (calling names). >> please come to the podium. >> please anyone. >> hi, i'm representing the spur we've been involved in planning with the spur for decades he said putting an arena in mission bay is a change positive overall for the neighborhood over the years different people bring new ideas for the process of each generation for something different going to make mission bay an interesting place on the issue recommended to transportation i believe the warriors voluntary doing pretty much everything between the infrastructure and the fact that some people will be able to walk if a cultivating caltrans the city is m

a supplement to bay area businesses touting richmond as location to do business. in that supplement was a article that the city of richmond put in about the san francisco foreign trade zone touting it as a weapon to use for economic development to attract more businesses to san francisco. we have talked to the business city manager we talk to the port director. jim in a foreign trade zone consultant roger peterson. powerpoint presentation to the city of richmond economic development manager. we can send you a copy of it to anyone who wishes to see it. so, i respectfully say we have reached out to the city of richmond get the communications when the city of richmond is a different start. that's not under our -- i think we've done an extraordinary job of letting the city know of these benefits to to jim's point, the regarding equal benefit under the foreign trade zone act, we have to offer a look utility. so, if we do not act, the so foreign trade zone grant that is been a place for 17 years. we done numerous refineries and other activities,, since then. if we don't act on this in 90 days it expires in two weeks. we were giving us of the port commission at the last po

. >> reporter: the case now at the center of a political firestorm over illegal immigration. and san francisco's status as a sanctuary city. sanchez, a convicted felon, had been deported to mexico five times but was never turned over to federal immigration officials when he was released from jail this spring. >> that was nbc's halle jackson reporting. >>> this morning police are searching for the suspects who open fire on a crowd near the university of maryland-baltimore campus, killing three people. police say two men stopped near the campus around 10:30 last night. two people started shooting. a man was pronounced dead at the scene. another man and a woman were taken to the hospital where they later died. a fourth victim walked to a hospital. a local hospital. is in stable condition. university of maryland police urge people to use caution in the area. >>> in south carolina, federal investigators are looking for the cause of a deadly midair crash involving a fighter jet and a small plane. these aerials here show the crash site near charleston. the air force f-16 was on routine training when it collided with a civilian p

san francisco woman is now raising new questions about the so-called sanctuary cities. there are hundreds of these communities across the country. what exactly are they? what role does the san francisco status as alay in this crime? kids are expensive. so i'm always looking to get more for my money. that's why i switched from u-verse to xfinity. they have the most free on demand tv shows and movies on all my devices. it's perfect for me because my kids are costing me a fortune. i'm going to cabo! [ music plays ] don't settle for u-verse. xfinity is perfect for people who want more entertainment for their money. >>> the arrest of an undocumented immigrant and the killing of a san francisco woman has sparked new debate over sanctuary cities san francisco, new york that have polities and laws that limit the extent that law enforcement and other government employees will help the federal government find or help detain the 11 million undocumented immigrants. kate steinle was shot and killed while walking with her father along a san francisco pier on july 1st. juan francisco lopez-sanchez pleaded not guilty. he has been convicted of several felonies and deported five times. he had been released after

. >> we have a city ordinance and a city law which makes it very clear that we don't turn people over to i.c.e. >> reporter: san francisco is what's known as a "sanctuary city" for undocumented immigrants one of dozens of cities throughout the country. >> the police want to separate themselves from doing immigration enforcement, because it causes such consternation in various communities within san francisco. >> reporter: steinle's family not pointing fingers. >> hopefully maybe a legacy of kate that because of this, it won't happen to somebody else's daughter. >> reporter: sanchez remains here behind bars at the county jail but he could face charges in court as early as monday. tom. >> aditi roy reporting tonight from san francisco, aditi, thank you. >>> overseas a historic referendum in cash-strapped greece has voters rejecting the tough terms of a european bailout but this voter backlash could end up pushing their country and the rest of overeurope over a fiscal cliff sending economic shock waves across the globe from tokyo to wall street. abc's alex marquardt has the latest from athens. >> reporter: tonight a celebration in the center

. >>> san francisco status as a sanctuary city for undocumented images is being scrutinized more than ever because this man, accused of killing kate steinly, was wanted by federal authorities and san francisco refused to turn him over allowing had i am to walk free. kpix 5 has a deeper look into the policy. >> francisco sanchez was booked in march on a drug warrant, hardly his first time being finger printed. behind him is a long criminal history with seven felony convictions, four involving drug charges. he had served his time but officials wanted him back in their custody. i asked san francisco to notify them if he got out of jail but the city didn't do it. what do you say when people say this man should have been turned over? >> one is courts have ruled there is no legal basis to hold him. >> that's because san francisco is a sanctuary city meaning it doesn't help with immigration arrests unless required by a warrant. >> there is no city in the area that's been more creative and vigorous about trying to avoid helping united states immigration forces. >> supervisor david campo has b

as a native san francisco i then especially gratified to be crown jewel of the city by the work of thisgency. who knew that the earthquake would lead to a revitalized building and giants ballpark and under monique moyers capable leadership exploratory him, the food journal, [inaudible] may be seen that 337 and beyond. it's been an amazing place to my career. commissioners, as the port back-office employee, neither i nor most my group are likely familiar faces to you. but i would like to take this time to abolish the dedication and a fine work of my staff who made my time at the port enjoyable and productive. over the past decade helene and john and catherine and cindy's a little bit gauche the team has put commission meetings on sfgtv. we totally build we dealt the ports of failing infrastructure and we virtualized the servers. that's a task that the entire city file. we were the first department to do. we have the engineering team implement a permanent building permit system. we brought the ports financial system kinds. we installed broadband fiber to pier 1, pier 50, fisherman's wharf

his case is now at the center of a political firestorm over illegal immigration and san francisco's status as a sanctuary city meaning it doesn't notify federal agencies about people it appearrehends who are in this country illegally. the san francisco mayor is criticizing sanchez's release in april while others are blaming local and federal officials. >> he's in custody, he serves a sentence. why isn't ice right there at the prison door escorting that person back to his country of origin? >> as i said there was an outstanding narcotics warrant, and bureau of prisons, as we would have done the same thing, we seek to resolve all criminal warrants before we go forward with removal. >> he's git criminalot a criminal warrant, but he was released into general society to commit a murder. does that make any sense to you? because i tell you, it doesn't make any sense to the american public. >> msnbc's scott comey joins us from los angeles. as i mentioned, diane feinstein among the senators who say this system needs to be re-evaluated but in 1995 when she was mayor of san francisco, she actually was part of the passag

city as a whole? >> for me that's easy because san francisco, the entire city, is my home. i grew up here.now -- i went to galileo in the marina, my family lives all over the city. i can't do something that positively impacts district 5, but i can make it impact san francisco as a whole. so, whatever decisions i make, it's a no-brainer. i have to make sure that it's going to positively impact the city as a whole. and that's just how i view every decision that i make through that particular lens. >> let's talk a little about your district in particular. what do you hear about transportation from your constituents? is there adequate muni service? >> well, it's funny that you mention muni. [laughter] >> and let me just say this. as someone who caught -- i mean, we caught muni -- when i was growing up in the city, i mean, that's how you got around. and there were some real problems with muni. i've talking about just -- i mean, the buses were always dirty, they were always packed. there was just always some challenges and the city is growing clearly. and we need to look at all modes of transpor

san francisco has discuss changes to the central policy one of the big things that came up today discussion is that person and foremost they would not change the fact of san francisco as a sanctuary city however what supplies as supporting this the discretion does and for three things the first of those he's asking the share offer to rescind the gag order that he put on himself and his district than to communicate to a federal immigration authorities the second thing he is asking for is the pass legislation requiring the share of the back and prosecute any outstanding warrants before san francisco pays to have a prayer the transfer back to the sitting. >>emily turner: we did speak to someone on member of chief at the share office in the hallway who was here on a different matter at the surprises meeting where hope of the talks among the the letter to my on the matter in the meantime it is important because they said he is learning this issue at the feet of the share office and that is really the heart of this issue will be speaking to a reputable the share of the here and the next hour and bring you more coming up at 6:00. >>catherine heenan: map on the bay area crime on the minds of

and recovery and your neighbors are doing the same the city as a whole will be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san franciscond being prepared helps us stay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building issue. >> homeless in san francisco is a challenging issue that effects owner in the city in many different was as of the 2014 homeless census over 64 homeless in individual in the city to try to address the issue we've got a program for chronic homeless welcome to the navigation center. >> this pilot project is for people living on the street what makes it different the navigation center is able to accommodate homeless encampments lowell u allowing people to keep their pets and bring their personal bloonlz. >> the full realization that people don't want to be homeless not refuse services but from the services don't meet them and not relevant they're not going to be successful if you look at the budget losses we've got a community sacrifice important people to get food and laundry w

city. >>> today blood donation events are scheduled in san francisco and san jose as part of a national gay blood drive. san francisco city hall will host one. the other is at flames eatery and 4th street in san jose. both locations will accept donors from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. organizers say the fda still has not made formal rule changes for gay and bisexual men to eliminate a lifetime ban as promised late last year. >>> now 8 minutes after 6:00 on friday morning. raider nation is remembering one of the all time greats. we'll have more on the legacy of kenny stabler. >> plus, donald trump is headed to california today. and some california lawmakers hope to make it clear that he is not welcome in the golden state. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everybody. >> a change in your weather forecast just in time for the weekend and i have the details. >> busy friday. doyle drive closure in effect plus big delays at we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work s