>> many restaurants do. >> stephanie cushing had san francisco's department of environmental health which ov oversees investigations for 7,400 restaurants and caters in san francisco. we asked why the city allows certain restaurants to get a clean slate even in cases where the city knows the same owners are still running the plate. >> does that make sense to you? >> it is not for me to make sense of it. it is what the law requires us to do. >> what is essentially tying your hands? is it city codes? or state? >> it is both. >> we checked with california department of health and found out there are absolutely no state laws or regulations forcing cities to remove a restaurant's old health records from the website. pat kennely is the food manager. >> the law doesn't specify with a prior owner of a business goes with a new company or doesn't go with a new company. the law is silent on the issue. >> ten years ago, san francisco made the decision to stop including restaurant's previous ownership records online. a spokesperson for the city's department of public health told us consumers only want

a loophole is allowing san francisco restaurants to keep their old health inspection >>> the nbc bay area investigation and unit and a loophole is allowing san francisco restaurants to keep the old health inspector records secret from the kconsumers even in the case when the business was shutdown. >> and this was uncovered by our reporter who saw this loophole. >> anyone who has dinner plans, listen up. you can check a restaurant's health score, but that information may not be giving you the whole story. tonight after the olympics, we will continue our investigation as the why san francisco allows certain restaurants to potentially wipe away the old inspection records, and the restaurants can file a change of ownership with the city to get a clean slate online, and we discovered that the restaurants can get the records deleted even in the cases that the city knows the same owners are running the place. that is leaving some restaurant owners angry and frustrated over a system they call unfair. >> it is no reason why anybody gets a health inspection score that they want to hide unless t

do you have any idea how many other restaurants may be taking advantage of this loophole? >> many do. >> stephanie curbing heads san francisco'sich oversees inspections for roughly 7400 permitted restaurants and caterers in san francisco. in may, we asked her why the city allows certain restaurants to get a clean slate in cases where the city knows the same owners are still running the place. >> does that make sense to you? >> it's not for me to make sense of it. it is what the law requires us to do. >> reporter: what is essentially tying your hands? is it city code or is it state in. >> it's both. >> reporter: but we checked with california's department of health and found out there are absolutely no state laws or regulations forcing cities to remove a restaurant's old health records from its website. pat is california's food safety manager. >> the law doesn't specify whether a historical record associated with a prior owner goes with a new company or doesn't. the law is silent on the issue. >> reporter: about ten years ago, san francisco made the decision to stop including a restaurant's previous ownership records online. a

beware there is a loophole that allows restaurant owners to wipe their dirty health inspection records clean. when we brought the findings back to the san francisco department of health back in may, we are finding out it is just not true that the city can't do anything about it. >> alex, a london native opened the seven hills restaurant in san francisco six years ago. while he is proud of his menu. he's even prouder of his restaurant's near perfect health inspection record. >> we have people's lives in our hands. >> you take it seriously? >> it is that serious. >> reporter: he was upset to learn about a loophole that allows restaurant owners to wipe away their old inspection records from the city website. >> there is no reason that anyone should hide their inspection score or want to wipe it clean unless there is something they are trying to hide. >> reporter: yelp take the inspection scores from the city database and post them for easy access. but the city deletes the records when a restaurant pays $600 in fees to file a change of ownership. restaurants that apply for an ownership change are allowed to have the same owners so long as they change

>> many restaurants do. >> this woman heads san francisco's department of environmental health. inspections for roughly 7,400 restaurants and caterers in san francisco. back in may, we asked her why the city allows certain restaurants to get a clean slate. even in cases where the city knows the same owners are still running the place. does that make sense to you? >> it's not for me to make sense of it. it is what the law requires us to do. >> what is essentially tieing your hands? is it city code or is it state? >> it's both. >> we checked with california's department of health and found out there are absolutely no state laws or regulations forcing cities to remove the records. >> the law doesn't specify with whether a historical record associated with a prior owner of a business goes with a new company or doesn't. the law is silent on the issue. >> ten years ago, san francisco made the decision to stop including a restaurant's previous ownership records online. a spokeswoman for the city's department of public health told us consumers only wanted to see the most current score.

the western pond turtle was a favorite item in san francisco restaurants at the turn-of-the- century.undreds of thousands of them ended up as turtle soup. the first area to receive these turtles may be above mirror beach. lake everything else, this will be a slow process. experts say it could take a decade before they get a self- sustaining population reestablished. >>> what a fantastic weather weekend. temperatures near normal. a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. another nice day for your monday. how long do we keep the weather winning streak going? but first, the markets closed down today. here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. hi ken and liz. tonight the cbs evening news: ,, i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. >>> we know you weren't here for the weekend. you were doing stuff with y

. >> we uncover how san francisco restaurants are wiping their dirty records clean but first. >> they tied her up with duct tape and shot her. this it just happened for no reason. >> our six month investigation reveals lost and stolen guns are taking innocent lives across the state. more often than you might imagine. hear senior investigative reporter steven stock. >> thank you for joining us. for the next 30 minutes, we investigate exposing stories uncovering issues and holding the powerful accountable. tonight, we begin on the streets where criminals consider stolen guns more valuable than

>> thank you, a murder mystery at a well known mall in downtown san francisco. >> we learned the victim was a chef at an upscale restauranting, i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm frank somerville. we learned today the man killed at the west field shopping center on market street was a young chef. san francisco police identified him as frank galisia. here's more on what we're learned. >> reporter: friends say frank was an up and coming chef at the posh restaurant sons and daughters. his body was found in a stairwell, police are calling it a homicide, but won't say how he was killed. this they closed the -- they closed the doors of restaurant in honor of frank, and said we are shocked and devastated by frank's passing. we are a close knit team that operates like a small family. sources close to the investigation tell ktvu that galicia's body was not fully clothed. he was said to be on the quiet side, and had a passion of food. anyone with information with regards to the case is urged to call police. in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> >. also in san francisco a bullet grazed the hand of a 5- year-old girl play

. >> clues that led to discovery of a serial scammer targeting san francisco restaurants. >> hot days ahead, and spare the air, coming up. >>> pizza and pass tris are the reported serial scammer targeting san fan restaurants. good evening. >> the suspect demands refunds for food he never bought for reasons that aren't real. >> yes. alisa harrington is live with the remarkable story. >> reporter: business owners say the man complains, and wants the food replaced or wants money. the problem is that he can never provide a receipt for proof. he looks like a regular customer, but merchants in the inner richmond know him as the serial refund scammer. he demands refunds for the food he didn't buy. >> his story didn't add up. >> reporter: the owner says when questioned he became aggressive. she filed a police report and found he tried to pull the same trick to others. >> he was abusive to my staff and was lying. >> reporter: at pretty please bake shop, he complained about cupcakes that weren't on the menu. >> small mom and pops have tracking systems. >> reporter: he did get free pizzas before

. >> clues that led to discovery of a serial scammer targeting san francisco restaurants. >> hot daysare the air, coming up. >>> pizza and pass tris are the reported serial scammer targeting san fan restaurants. good evening. >> the suspect demands refunds for food he never bought for reasons that aren't real. >> yes. alisa harrington is live with the remarkable story. >> reporter: business owners say the man calls, complains, and wants the food replaced or wants money. the problem is that he can never provide a receipt for proof. he looks like a regular customer, but merchants in the inner richmond know him as the serial refund scammer. he demands refunds for the food he didn't buy. >> his story didn't add up. >> reporter: the owner says when questioned he became aggressive. she filed a police report and found he tried to pull the same trick to others. >> he was abusive to my staff and was lying. >> reporter: at pretty please bake shop, he complained about cupcakes that weren't on the menu. >> small mom and pops have tracking systems. >> reporter: he did

chef and had always been in the city for over a year after he landed a job at one of san francisco's top restaurants. his family lives in southern california and they are reeling over his loss. tonight we talked to his brother at says he has no idea who could have done something like this to his brother. >> he was a free spirit. he was the guy that i wish i could be like. just pick everything up and will follow your passion. whoever need -- did this needs to be caught. they need to pay for what they've done. >> investigators are checking footage and interviewing witnesses. >>> on the peninsula a toddler seriously hurt after falling from a third story window. it happened about 8:00 this morning at an apartment complex in foster city. neighbors are concerns they say windows are too low to the floor making it easy for toddlers or even touched to fall out of windows. police say the mother was with her son when he fell and added that all windows can be dangerous because screens are not sturdy enough to support anyway. >>> a remarkable story of bravery and quick action that say saved a woman that was bein

one san francisco restaurant wants to give the art a sanctuary. we go live to san francisco where this safe haven could be. >> reporter: if that sports bar owner gets his way, the controversial statute could find itself rooming with another icon. >> i've heard things like the anatomy in the real -- mail region had to be lacking. they wanted it to be lifelike. with some characteristics that were again, caricature style. almost cartoonish. >> it sounds harmless but they could be facing criminal charges for pacing -- placing the statute without permission. the replica has been taken as evidence. the manager at a local sports bar tragedy to hoped for a different outcome. >> we noticed there was censorship, knowing it's wrong should put in here. >> it is filled with memorabilia so it's a perfect addition. if it isn't destroyed by police it would stand next to a were modest marilyn monroe. >> it sounds like it's, i think the idea of selling it to lefty o'doul's is a good one. it would be a great addition. >> reporter: attorneys are working to free naked

tonight, a san francisco restaurant is raising money for the victims of the earthquake in italy by serving up this special dish. "abc7 news" was at the restaurant on pacific avenue where all of the money from every dish is being donated to amatrice, italy. >> people were very supportive. >> the owner has family there who survived the earthquake. he says more than $800 has been raised so far in just two days. >>> 291 people died in the earthquake on wednesday, including a 9-year-old girl who died in her younger sister's arms. the younger sister survived. tomorrow, every museum in italy is donating all the proceeds to earthquake rebuilding work. >>> coming up, another controversy over something donald trump tweeted and more questionable e-mails surrounding hillary clinton, just ten weeks before the election. >>> plus, hear what it was like inside this southwest airlines flight after an engine broke apart in mid-air. >>> low clouds and fog kind of slow to move across the bay tonight, still in the mid 60s but you wake up to the gray and the afternoon, stick around and see a little bit of a war

san francisco today, perhaps around 65 degrees. a little below average, but f n frances says we'll catch up later in the week. >>> cooking for a good cause. a san francisco restaurants raising money for the victims of the earthquake in italy by serving up a special dish. it is called amatrice. it's named after the italian city damaged in last week's earthquake. restaurant milano on pacific avenue is donating all the money from every dish sold to earthquake victims in italy. >> it's been very popular. i had a big response. people were very supportive. >> the owner has family who survived the earthquake. he says $800 has been raised in just two days. >>> 291 people have died in the earthquake which happened yesterday, including a 9-year-old girl who died in her younger sister's armed. the younger sister survived. at the little girl's funeral the bishop recalled finding the girls in an embrace. today every museum in italy is donating all the proceeds to earthquake rebuilding. >>> happening today at home, there's a fund-raiser for the victims of the fire in monterey county. it is the biggest fire burning in california right now. an illegal campfire sparked it more than

. >> we uncover how san francisco restaurants are wiping their dirty records clean. >> but first, we tied her up with duct tape and they shot

. >>> cooking for a good cause, a san francisco restaurant is raising money for the victims of that deadlyquake in italy by serving up this special dish. it is called amatrice, named after the italian city damaged in last week's quake. restaurant milano on pacific avenue yesterday, this weekend all of the money from every dish sold is being donated to earthquake victims in italy. >> it's been very popular. i had a big response. people were very supportive. >> the owner has family who survived that earthquake. he says more than $800 has been raised so far from that one dish in just two days. >>> 291 people died in the earthquake on wednesday, including a 9-year-old girl who died in her younger sister's arms. the younger sister survived. at the little girl's funeral yesterday, the bishop recalled firefighters finding the girls in an embrace. >>> happening today here at home, there's a fund-raiser for victims of the soberanes fire. it is the biggest fire burning right now. an illegal campfire sparked i e more than a month ago. more than 90,000 acres have burned. that fire is 60% >>> good sund

san francisco also put up statues in new york, los angeles, cleveland, and seattle. trump spopers took to social media to complain these statues showed disrespect to a presidential candidate. here in san francisco, lefty o dool's restaurant in downtown, the owners want the statue so they can put it on display and this morning at 8:30 san francisco supervisor scott weiner is holding a news conference along with the owner of the restaurant to talk about the plans to get the city to turn over this statue so that they can put it on display at lefty o dool's and this is a smart business move. if you put it up in your restaurant, it's drawing a crowd. >> such a strange story in general. >> reporter: it is kind of a strange story. one of the stranger ones that i have covered in some time, certainly. and the saga continues here. the naked donald trump statue saga goes on. . >>> no tv airs have been ads for donald trump yet until today. they will promote trump's position on the economy and national security. >>> a lot of attention on donald trump's speech last night in north carolina where he said he regrets some of the comments he's made in the past. police cal observers say the change in tone may the result of his new campaign

. >>> cooking for a good cause, a san francisco restaurant is raising money for the victims of the deadly earthquake in italy by serving up a special dish. it is called the amatrice-amana, named after the city damaged in last week's creek. we are live on pacific avenue. this weekend all of the money from every dish sold is being donated to earthquake victims in italy. >> it is a big response. people were very supportive. >> the owner has family who survived the earthquake. he said more than $800 has been raised so far on that one pasta dish in just two days. >>> 291 people died in the earthquake on wednesday, including a 9-year-old girl who died in her younger sister's arms. the younger sister survived and at the little girl's funeral yesterday, the bishop recalled firefighters finding the girls in an embrace. today every museum in italy is donating all of the proceeds to earthquake rebuilding work. >>> happening today here at home, there is a fundraiser for victims of the soberanes fire in monterey county. it is the biggest fire burning in california right now. and an illegal campfire sp

frank galicia worked as a chef at the upscale star san francisco restaurant sons and daughters. police are not saying how he was killed. >>> a 36-year-old mother is in critical condition this morning after a 100-pound tree limb suddenly snapped and fell on her in a busy san francisco park. it happened at washington square park in north beach yesterday afternoon. the woman was watching her two children play when the massive limb fell about 60 feet and landed on her. she was knocked out in front of the playground full of children. emergency crews rushed her to the hospital with a serious head injury. >> just devastating beyond words. and obviously our primary concern right now is this woman who is in critical condition. >> supervisor aaron peskin joined other city officials at the park yesterday to review the health records of the tree. it's a canary island pine tree. san francisco rec and park tell us a private tree company trimmed the tree two years ago and that it has a history of good health. >>> it is just about 7:08. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up,

city crews removed the statues and here in san francisco lefty odul restaurant wants to display it. the san francisco supervisor scott weiner is holding a press conference to convince the city to give the statue to the restaurant so they can put it on display. >> this story is not over yet. >> certainly not. >>> thank you, also a lot of attention about donald trump and his speech last night in north carolina where he said he regrets statements he has made in the past. the change in tone may be the result of his new advisors. reading from prepared remarks donald trump acknowledged sometimes he says the wrong things. >>> sometimes in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. i have done that and believe it or not, i regret it. >> meantime hillary clinton's campaign is addressing weaknesses for them as well. the clin town foundation said if she wins the election, they will stop accepting foreign donations. they question the contact hillary clinton had with foreign nations while she was secretary of state. >>> t

restaurants scores in minutes, download an app, and search. investigative reporter discovered health scores may not be telling you the whole story. tonight at 11:00, we continue our investigation into why san francisco essentially wipe away their old inspection records. restaurants can file what's called a change of ownership with the city to get a clean slate online, but we discover restaurants can get records deleted even in cases where the city knows the same owners are still running the place. that's leaving some restaurant owners calling san francisco's system unfair. >> there's no reason why anybody should hide the health score or wipe it clean unless there's something they are trying to hide. >> san francisco blames the loophole on current laws, but is that true? we dug for answers, and tonight, who is lay lowing restaurants to wipe dirty records clean? watch our full investigation tonight at 11:00. >>> shifting focus on the ongoing strike by the santa clara court workers, moving to a new target. the workers are now focusing on the county's new $200 million court building. they called the project extravagant. 380 members of the union walked out wednesday in dispute over banks and staffing. th

san francisco bartender. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman joins us live from outside of the restaurant. wayne? ve never seen a case like it. it was a left ring finger bit off right here at the knuckle by a suspect who is trying to break back into the bar after closing time. as you said, there is one key piece of evidence, look over my shoulder right here, above that window, it is a video camera. and that video camera showed not only the suspect, but also a friend outside of the restaurant. this video shows the man who san francisco police say wander back into the silver cloud restaurant so badly after closing time he broke in through a window and got into a bartend -- got into fight with a bartender and he bit off his finger. >> the restaurant and karaoke was closed today as it always is on monday. no one from the restaurant could talk about what happened. police have not revealed the victim's identity. but they have been looking at this video for a month hoping for a lead on the suspect and getting nowhere. >> well, i honestly couldn't believe it. >> officer carlos showed us two video clips in

reporter: he followed his passion for cooking and landed a job as a line took out one of san francisco's top restaurants. talk he applied at sons and daughters on the champs that he might get an interview just a help. >> reporter: after a year he was starting to settle in. >> he was ecstatic about an apartment. >> reporter: his family is left to plan his funeral. his body was found in a stairwell at the mall. >> whoever did this needs to be caught. they need to pay for what they've done.>> reporter: investigators are checking surveillance footage and interviewing possible witnesses trying to figure out how and when he was killed. a promising young chef whose talent has been quieted. >> he was a free spirit and the guy i wish i could be like. >> reporter: i am told that his body will be sent to southern california to be buried next to his mother. the person that inspired him to become a chef. reporting live alecia reid. >>> a missing baby has been found safe, but the mother who was suspect is nowhere to be found. the 10-month-old and his mother had not been seen since july 9. the district attorney's offi

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here in san francisco we are awaiting word on what is going to happen to the statue. left deal duals restaurant in downtown san francisco is hoping to put the statue -- left deal duals -- left deal dowels -- lefty o'doul's wants to put this statue on display permanently inside the restaurant. >> [ laughter ] it will be a permanent fixture. >> it will be a permanent fixture. as you all know this is a popular spot for tourists all around the world. , this is a very popular restaurant. >>> [ laughter ] some people find the statue amusing that other people think it's a fence. we want you to join in on our conversation. that is our question of the day today. should be removed permanently or are you okay with it finding a possible new home at lefty o'doul's. this is certainly drawing a lot of attention. you can also treat us. make sure you include the hashtag, --. >>> donald trump will be beginning his first campaign ads in north carolina, ohio, florida, and pennsylvania. he hasn't aired any tv ad since he won the republican nomination in his --. his campaign says is ads will promote his positions on

. >> reporter: he was a cook at michelin star restaurant sons and daughters in san francisco union square. it was his dream job. >> he was really proud of it. he wanted to work in a michelin star restaurant and that is the reason why he decided to go to sons and daughters. he was so happy about it. >> reporter: investigators have ruled his death a homicide and no suspects have been identified. the motive is a mystery. she cannot understand why anyone would want to hurt him. >> he was very funny. he was at that show through sometimes. >> reporter: she and his family have been in regular contact with investigators who have told them they are getting tips and following up on leads. i want to believe they are doing everything they can. >> i hope that is the case. i believe they are here >>> the head arborist for the cities park department came out to washington square park to inspect the trees near where a woman was critically injured on friday. she was hit by a nearly 100 pound lamb while watching her children play. the city said it appears the limb snapped off a healthy treat. the trees wer

. >>> a restaurant in san francisco is trying to gain custody of a naked, up flattering statute you of donald trump. it was installed thursday morning. it wasn't for political reasons, it was because it was installed without permission. of the owners are asking if they can have it and display it. it represents: they're willing to take him in of compassion, not hate. >> i think that is what made america great. even if he was broke we took him in. >>>, so they say they may give the statue a figure leaf covering. the group behind it installed similar statues in new york, seattle and cleveland and many of those have also been removed. >>> hard to smore bicycles in rio is coming to an end. >> over 100 medals won, of 36 of them gold. >> and women too have dominated >>> women wowing olympic audience. this ahead going in the -- in the lead paragraph on the very day katie broke a world record: >>> there's nothing like the crowd's roar. i don't know, being here is just something you need to sit back and take in. >> reporter: brook also there to make points towards gold. -- [ indiscernible ] -- >

. >> the restaurant in downtown san francisco wants to display it. san francisco supervisor is holding a news conference to talk about the plans to convince the city to give the statue to the restaurant. >>> meantime, four other identical statutes turned up in new york, los angeles, cleveland and this one in seattle. statues in new york and cleveland were quickly taken down. in seattle and los angeles store owners claim the statues and took possession of them and now have them on display. >>> donald trump will start airing his first tv ad today. the tv spots will air in florida, ohio, north carolina and pennsylvania. trump hasn't aired tv ads since he received the nomination. his campaigns will attack hillary clinton and promote his positions on the economy and national security. >>> there's a lot of attention for donald trump's speech last night in north carolina where he said he regrets comments he has made in the past. the change in his tone may be a result of his new campaign advisor. trump acknowledged that he sometimes says the wrong thing. >> s

dinner. >> reporter: six months ago he landed his dream job, line cook at sons and daughters restaurant in san francisco. frank's older brother, louis said he initially stayed in hostels and last spoke saturday. >> things were going well for him, found an apartment, dating a girl. >> reporter: san francisco police say someone discovered a body in this privatestair well at the san francisco center. >> they have it as a homicide at this point. >> reporter: louis said he can't think of any who would want to hurt his brother. >> he never wanted to be in an altercation and the brother that ales went with the flow. we need to find who did this and report this. please please report it to san francisco p.d. >> reporter: now the family's middle brother is gone. >> reporter: he was robbed of his life over something i'm sure was petty. >> reporter: his plans of opening a restaurant with his older brother one day gone as well. >> he was trying to make it in a city that's rough for someone young but with ambition, it can be possible. >> reporter: louis says frank was the free spirit of the family, taken too soon. in

coworkers hoping to pop more clues, frank worked as a chef at the popular sons÷ú an daughters restaurant in san franciscopark turns into an emergency for a san francisco family. a largz! tree limb snapped whathing down on a mother below. gene has more from washington square park in north beach. >> this playground was closed for hoursym after a tree limb snapped, landing on to have 0 a need a who was watching her children play. ont evastating beyond words and obviously our primary concernç right now is this woman who is in critical condition. >> has a serious head injury, a large tree limb fell on top of the 36-year-oldç woman as she t watching her two children play at washington square park in north beach. police say the nine and five-year-old children witnessed horrific incident. >> when wezv arrived, the victi was in and out of consciousness. we were able to get medical assistance quickly and off to the hospital she went. >> police released the kids to her father. Ñ obviously a tragedy. >> super visor aaron and other city officials met at the park to consider the safety of the island pine tree. tryin

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san francisco center. frank galicia was a chefs at a restaurant sons and daughters at union square. they trying to figure at how he died but investigating as a homicide. maintenance workers say that galicia was found in the stairwell with the his shirt partially off and scratches all over his back. we spoke to the victim's brother last night by phone. >> he just went with the flow. he never had any kind of quarrels or beef or any kind of disgru disgruntled situation with anybody. >> he is originally from southern california and came to san francisco about a year ago to take a position at sons and daughters restaurant. family is still waiting for the autopsy report for the cause of death. police are looking through surveillance video hope that leads them to some clues. >>> one of the last weekends before the kids head back to school. kari, what will the weather hold? >> it will be pool weather as our temperatures heat up in the 90s inland. nice and cool along the coast. i'll have a look ahead to the weekend and next week coming up in the microclimate forecast. >>> only carpool weathe

bring newer concepts out in san francisco and what our passengers want. >> i look forward to see what your cooking up (laughter) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> today we've shown you the only restaurantfrom the comfortableing old stand but you don't have to be hungry sfo has changed what it is like to eat another an airport check out our oblige at tumbler dating.com >> all right. good morning, everyone thank you for your patience welcome to the tuesday, july 26, 2016, meeting i'm katie tang and to my left is supervisee

he was a shop of the san francisco sons and daughters restaurant. re hoping the multitude of surveillance cameras around the small plus the public will help them capture alicea's killer. in san francisco dan. >>> city neighbors are saying this is the building or the baby fell out of the window. it happened at eight this morning. neighbors are concerned. they are saying the windows are too low to the floor. it is about a foot off the ground. it makes it easy for toddlers and pets to ball out. even with supervision as this was -- this mom was there when the children -- with a child fell. the screens cannot support the weight. >>> we know a little bit more about the victims involved in the pokemon go robberies that have been taking place in berkeley. in fact three robberies in a span of one month. the victims and their names are not being release. we do know now that they are -- they are 19, 19, and 23 years old. latest robbery took place on monday. the berkeley police department says how boulder this robbery? it happened right across from the police de

although a restaurant owner in san francisco says he hopes to bring it back... ((paul joncich)) >>> speaking of trump, he campaigned in baton rouge, louisiana today... and toured the devastation from the record flooding they're enduring there. trump was joined by his vice presidential pick, indiana governor mike pence. the duo met with louisiana state officials before touring some of the worst-hit areas. trump assured the people dealing with all the misery there that they'll continue to get the help they need: (( donald trump/ (r) presidential candidate: "it's a great place. i've had a great history with louisiana. they need a lot of help. what's happened here is incredible. here, it's really incredible. so, i'm just here to help." )) ((paul joncich)) >> president obama will tour baton rouge on tuesday... despite a request from louisiana's governor to avoid the area because of the stress a presidential visit puts on law enforcement resources... which are assisting flood victims right now./// ((paul joncich)) >>> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton

luis galicia y su hermano menor fueron al restaurant en la calle de san francisco para recoger las pertenencias una sonrisa en su cara y le gustaba cocinar tambiÉn, tenÍa la pasiÓn de cocinar y tambiÉn la mÚsica, tocar su guitarra por donde quiera que iba, se nos fue, ahora quedamos sin alguien en la cocina y sin mÚsica en la casa. luis: frank encontrado muerto en una escalera. la portavoz de la policÍa dijo que los investigadores estÁn averiguando quÉ pasÓ y buscando vÍdeos de seguridad en la zona, autoridades no han revelado cÓmo fue asesinado el joven. >> no ten ae eÍa enemigos, era persona amable y no le querÍa hacer daÑo a nadie. luis: el jefe de frank dijo que avisÓ que irÍa a entrevistar para pcocinero, agrega que era tranquilo y daba tenura, Él llevaba 10 meses en san francisco. >> nos invitÓ a cenar a toda la familia, iba a ser a final de este mes y desafortunadamente no se pudo hadz er. luis: la familia de frank galicia abriÓ una cuenta para ayudar con los gastos fÚnebres. piden a cualquier persona que kanz ca parte de su homicidio que se comuniquen por favor con es un franciscos, jai

. >> reporter: alessandro is the owner of a restaurant nestled in san francisco's italian north beach neighborhood. he was walking home from work when his mother in rome texted him about the deadly earthquake. >> everything is on the ground. and swept away. >> reporter: rescue crews are racing against time using everything from bulldozers to their bare hands to dig out survivors from the 6.2 magnitude earthquake. >> just said the fact that it's so close to home, this is the town built long time ago so they don't have retrofitting. it's just horrible. >> reporter: alessandro grew up 40 minutes away from amatrice, the town hit hard by the quake. he told me his family would take weekend trips just for the food. >> it's not something you want to see especially a place you're so familiar with. >> reporter: he and the staff struggled to watch the images broadcast on italian networks. >> you're so far away, every news you get, it goes more, you're not there to see it so you hear it bits and pieces here and there. it's hard. >> reporter: cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> alessandro's restaurant will

the popular lgbt chain that started in san francisco failed to negotiate a contract. the new restaurant is on track for the early september opening. >>> no hello from adele. she's turned down and offer to perform at the next super bowl in february. she announced that last night she's not beyonce and she dance. she says the halftime show is not about music, but more about the performance. the super bowl will be in houston on february 5th next year, with no adele. >>> the world's top athletes are competing for gold in rio and some of the oldest runners are pursuing their oon dreams. >> that is 101-year-old fred winter. he joined more than 200 senior games. he was in the 50-meter dash, 100-meter dash and several field events. the michigan games are a qualifier for the national senior games. >>> good news for denver bicyclists, but so business owners beg to differ. >> and some parents worried about their kids' drinking water at schools in jeffco just centurylink prism tv has all your favorite channels, tons of live sports, and more -- all in crystal-clear hd. watch when and where you want,

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a minute the third one the one we won innovations was for chance with the senior in 0 san francisco the restaurant meals program two sites where we partner with self-help at the restaurant to provide restaurant millions for older adults so it was really excited that that is a contribute to the staff and community partners we won the 3 awards and considered to be at the first and foremost of innovation and achievement with the aging disability services in addition while we were there we heard about another award i don't know if aaron is here but because i'll get to wrong we got another ward for the sf connective program for that the psychological association that is really exists as well to two awards for that program two national awards for the program in one week is pretty great. >> yep. >> the other thing is we're partnering with the alzheimer's association and the adding we put in a new proposal to the administration for community living to do work with on around alzheimer's and dementia and really the alzheimer's association approached us to partner with them we we asked the adding to partner

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created, finding an artist who creates monsters for haunted houses and now san francisco has taken eight -- it away. the restaurant and bar called lefty o'doul's has offered to take the donald trump in and keep it nice and safe. >> happening now, a nasa astronaut from napa is minutes away from take the first spacewalk of her life. she is scheduled to begin a six hour spacewalk with astronaut jeff williams in 30 minutes, suited up and almost ready to go. they are installing a ring known as the i.d.a. that provides a parking space for future spacecraft to arrive and dock without any help from senates. the spacewalk starts at 5:00 a.m. our time. >> the fallout continues for several members of the united states swim team in hot water now for a robbery claim scandal in rio de janeiro. gunnar bentz and jack conger just arrived back in the united states at the airport moments ago in miami after being questioned for hours over claims they were robbed at gunpoint over the weekend. james feigen is still in rio de janeiro and will donate $11 ,000 to brazilian authorities -- charities so he can leave the country. all the stor

the city of san francisco is offering granteds, as well, to six restaurants and businesses backed by the fire. workers are inside and are ready today to help the first clips. >>> thanks. happening now, vallejo police when to find the driver who hit and skilled a man and kept on driving. investigators say a pedestrian was crossing on sonoma boulevard south of cherry street at 11:00 p.m., and not in a marked crosswalk when the car hit and killed him and drove off. police believe the car is a like colored nissan. they are looking for witnesses. >> developing news in san jose, park rangers are looking out for the opinion who is trying to poison an mas at a park. a maintenance worker spotted these bars in the water trough on wednesday and a strong chemical smell was coming from the water which is leading part officials to think it could be rat poison and are tested now. [ inaudible ] there are many wonderful wild animals here... >> extra part rangers will patrol the area and flies are posted to want people to be alert. >> san jose police are looking for vandal whose cut down two dozen str

. >> reporter: six months ago he landed his dream job, line cook at sons & daughters restaurant in san francisco. frank's older brother louis says he initially stayed in hostels. they last spoke on saturday. >> things were finally going well for him. he found an apartment. he was dating a girl. >> reporter: wednesday around 10:00 a.m. san francisco police say someone discovered a body in a private stairwell at westfield san francisco center. >> they have ruled it a homicide at this point. >> reporter: louis says he can't think of anyone who would want to hurt his brother. >> he never wanted to be in any kind of altercation. he was the brother that always just went with the flow. we need to find whoever did this and bring them to justice. any tips, please, please, please, report it to san francisco pd. >> reporter: now the family's middle brother is gone. >> he was robbed of his life over something that i'm sure that was petty. >> reporter: his plans for opening a restaurant with his older brother one day gone as well. >> he was just trying to make it in a city that's rough. for someone young but

but a restaurant wants to take it in as there own. the owner of san francisco'sty o'douls is working with supervisor scott weiner to save the statue. supervisor weiner is in charge of the castro district where the statue was placed. they both want to give the trump statue a permamnet home at lefty o'douls restaurant. but there several legal issues holding up that plan. >> rebecca:san francisco was just one of five cities where the naked donald trump statue appeard. as you might imagine, the statue created a lot of buzz on social media. here's what some of you had to say about it. michael t. said there is no excuse for this. out on the streets so kids can see. you should be ashamed of yourself. greg f. said the statue represents how far the political discourse in this country has fallen. and julian m. said i may not agree with trump, but this is wrong. let us know what you think. you can post your opinion on our kron 4 facebook page as well. back to you marty. >> marty:in the east bay. a day after we showed you this surveillance video and warned you about purse th