. >> the two men stood side by side as they vowed to work as a by part san unit. >> he usually knowssources before i do. >> i've also got his cell phone. >> while the house investigation remains stalled and in disarray. there is no timetable for hearings after last week's testimony from fbi director james comey. >> all i can tell you is what we're investigating, which includes whether there was any coordination between people associated with the trump campaign and the russians. >> the embattled chairman of the house committee devin nunes is still resisting calls to recuse himself amid accusations that he's trying to shield the white house. >> there's nothing to report. i appreciate the attention, though. thank you. >> senators warner and burr say their investigation will be fair and impartial. >> senator burr, have you personally coordinated with the white house at all on the scope of this investigation, and how do you prevent it from going off track? >> no, sir, i have not, and it's the relationship and the trust we have. >> and that will be tested during the course of this process.

and incredibly important this 0 policy not just for about for those who can afford an expensive unit in san francisco this policy applies to affordable housing units and market-rate housing in order to do that we have to work with the housing developers to make sure whatever we put in place is practical for them as well and incredibly our honor to have met rob poole and worked with the housing action coalition and be a part of their world to hear from their members so the language in the ordnances is both achieveable for their development as well so with that, let's welcome rob poo poole. >> good morning i'll keep my remarks brief i'm a little bit tired tour affordable housing people will be installing the easy stations we're excited to be here for this ordinance at our heart we're on environmental organization and since we were created in 1999 one of the main goals to address the environmental challenge we know lies ahead if we can promote the principles like concentrating growth and housing production in the city and have initiative manufactured we can prepare users for the challenges des

i'm sick of seniors dye in buildings because of our policies 90 in san francisco we can't diminish rent controls unit and allow landlords we need to make that so this landlord can't do this and not profit over carlos death and have policies that we're in the diminishing renderings in san francisco it makes too much of an economic sense for landlord in and spake later two prey on the elders i want to come and speak that will building i know that is not heard but wanted to really on our thing so long as landlord think they can get away with that and make millions off of the deaths of seniors so thank you thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> hi (laughter) clark from action i wanted to present an important issue about the rule of zoning district and recollection in the segregates in the city as well as in the bay area this is a review in the atlantic of research by michael and michael lens sorry and pablo they've seen the cameras in land use the main conclusions the restrictions isolate the wealthy they're creating enclaves of the wealthy and excluding the low income restrictions in both the

. >> united airlines is expanding it's seasonal nonstop flights from new orleans to san francisco. ed airline previously didn't offer nonstop flights from new orleans in the summer months. >> it's been rainy and raw. what's coming? >> a little bit calmer despite the presence of some scattered showers which you can see outlined here. little flecks of green. but the showers are winding down. still this storm will take us into evening hours ranks one. storm of light intensity. we expect a few more isolated showers during the evening hours. less than a quarter inch of rainfall likely to fall. early morning lows will be in the low 40s. mid to upper 40s near the bay. the string of cold mornings we had last week and into the weekend will be ending soon. tomorrow look for high temperatures beginning to climb a little bit into the low or low to mid 60s in the mildest locations and around the bay. it's going to get a lot milder by midweek. here's the seven day forecast. partly cloudy skies the next couple dies. high temperatures getting up to around 70. we'll see low to mid 70s thursday and f

he is the staff organizer and treasurer of united educators, san francisco, the teacher's union. undercover project veritas employee admits to heating a too mucher. >> of course i was pointing at the kid and the kid went down. >> reporter: san francisco school district officials say they are investigating and taking the allegations very seriously. >> i can only speak to the comments on the video. >> reporter: the teacher's union says it is investigating and placed him on leave. >> when we do the full investigation, if it is determined they are hack then we will take action. >> every student is safe and well taught. >> reporter: annie vaucio is a spokesperson for the nonprofit parents for public schools. given veritos's giving misleading videos, she has questions. >> my experience with the teachers has always been very positive so i would always ask, what is it we really know? what's the truth here? >> you are skeptical? >> i am. >> reporter: joe vasquez, kpix5. >> just last month, veritas released more than 100 hour ifs inside the cnn news room. it has also targeted npr an planne

they had good news during the conference several dozens of units have been made available by landlords around san jose. now, some of those landlords are waving any fees for those displaced to stay in those units. other units will be subsidized by charities. i had a chance to speak to the mayor after this press -- this news conference about the importance of landlords helping out during this tough time. >> we need apartments. we had a housing crisis before the floods. we have a more acute housing crisis today. we're putting a call out to all apartment owners, please identify vacant units. >> reporter: san jose floods affecting many along coyote creek primarily rock springs neighborhood. estimating 500 households were displaced. they said it could be several months before those folks are let back into their homes. we're live in san jose, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> all right, we'll see how many answer that call. >>> happening now, a memorial service for a cal fire captain, our camera is outside the service at church on the hill in san jose. julie freeman of san jose passed away on march 5th

continuing, san francisco fire department and san francisco police department units were able to locate rescue assess and transport mr. shanahan to a hospital without delay. the san francisco fire department believes that the quick thinking and levelheaded actions of thurman, aron, and jennifer resulted in a successful outcome for mr. shanahan. instead of this incident being a search and recovery operation, the san francisco fire department was able to quickly rescue mr. shanahan from the waters. these three young individuals knowingly or not, save esther shanahan's life that day. now, with the permission of the commissioners i would like to invite mr. shanahan up to the podium would like to say a few words before we present the certificates. >> absolutely. thank you. >> mr. shanahan. welcome. >> thank you very much and first of all, just it so wonderful that the city fire department and police department recognize this kind of behavior and response.. aron, furman and jennifer you saved my life and [inaudible] the great fire department we have and the please of him and copy off that pil

live in san jose. >> thank you. >> our investigative unit continues to expose what happened with this flood. we have received more e-mails that showed the water district had plans to rework the forecasting for the coyote creek sometime this year. that never happened. an e-mail sent by the water district engineer to the city of san jose the week after the flood said wasn't as fully automated as our other forecast points as was slated to be developed this coming year. the e-mail also shows water engineers twarnd city generally about flood dangers. on thursday, february 16th, the water district engineer wrote to city that's the will about upcoming storms and said if that hits as predicted, we might be in big trouble. you see it is highlighted there. the e-mails are part of a larger he records request followed by us, our investigative unit. we've asked for all communications between city and the water district in the days leading up to this flood. we also heard from the state assemblyman. he represents san jose. he said there's no decision when and if the state will launch an investigatio

before i was even born my father was in the congress of the united states, thomas della san droe junior was -- okay, let's hear it for dad. [ applause ] >> he was a little -- a teenager, so he spoke yiddish. he spoke yiddish. he's grew newspaper that, he was a great speaker and all the rest, and he had a love for the idea of jewish state in what was then called palestine. so he was older and he went to congress, this was one of his big issues. he worshipped at the shrine of franklin roosevelt. he worshipped at the shrine of franklin roosevelt but he disagreed with him on two very strong points. one was on the treatment of jewish people in europe that he wanted to call more attention to. and two, okay -- [ applause ] >> -- as a second was the establishment of a jewish state in what was then known as palestine. [ applause ] >> he was part of something called the berg ston group. some of you know this, some of you marylanders and we've shared this thought at other times, but i just want you to know that this support for u.s./israel relationship is kind of in the dna of our family even befo

longer history, this (coughing) first time we have had the working group composed from the united educators of san francisco the school district as well as the mayor's office. (sneezing) the union teachers union united educators of san francisco. and the district have had various phases of the partnership having the city and county at the table has been a break through for all of us want to thank the staff members of the mayor's office as well as vice president mendoza mcdonalds for uesf we have had five solid members come to almost every meeting president anita balconik vice president political director ken tray and communications director mathew hardy so it's a robust participation from colleagues at uesf i will not name all of the individual members from the district. we have also had expertise from the acio housing trust as well as teacher and they are experts they are helpful in our work as well. the goals of the working group. broadly stated are to surrounding this need for housing opportunities, we have been trying to identify ways to support paraprofessionals conceptually, new paraprofessi

here is a look at san jose police capine unit walking through the area. they took a dog inside of the garage. the exact reason for the meeting is not clear but it comes on the same day as president's trump's deadline to present evidence related to wire tapping allegations about former president obama. the house intelligence committee asked for proof of the allegations by today. mean time, many local residents excited that the former president is here. many of them came out to get a photo to see if they could catch the motorcade. >> he is the first president i've ever voted for and i just am really excited to see him today. >> he's a transformational figure, a good one and he's dech fat -- definitely missed. >> before flying to san jose last night, the president met with billionaire warren buffett in omaha, nebraska, they had meeting and a luncheon sunday. he is in raising money for his presidential library so we're not sure if that is the reason for the meeting but there have been cars and people coming up on the street and have learned about his visit an

introduced it is more than a basketball team it is a welcoming sign of the united states of america in my opinion this is great for san francisco and another wonderful win i can't wait for the chase center to open up more than basketball by international groups to colonel together and celebrate and have what i think the airlines want more travel all across this will be wonderful for their hub in the san francisco bay area to gragsdz and sfaefl will be smiling and china is sf is one of the successful entities for linking us up and investment if china and i's companies and the chamber representatives over to china that is also helping to stabilize and normalized a lot of activities that wouldn't happen trade, friendship, cultural gifts, sports gifts they're all being worked out interpreting welcome at this time because i think that what ask necessary more than ever is giving each other gifts rather than challenges all over the world and this is what the warriors are doing for us so thank you very much. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mayor ed lee next we would like to invite to the 0 podium the executive vice president of

san francisco joking with about how he sometimes gets physical with children. >> reporter: antonio mankini is on leave from james lick middle school. he is the staff organizer and treasure your of united educators san francisco, the teachers union. the undercover videographer pretends to be a teacher asking advice after hitting a student. >> reporter: san francisco school district officials are investigating and take the allegations very seriously. >> i can only speak to the comments on the video. >> reporter: the teachers union also says it's investigating and has placed mankini on leave. >> when we do our full investigation, if it's determined that they are accurate that you know then we'll take action if necessary. >> my first concern as a parent and as an advocate for public schools is that every student is safe and well taught. >> reporter: annie is the spokesman for the nonprofit parents for public schools. she says given project veritas' history of producing false and misleading undercover videos, she has questions. >> my experience with our teachers has always been very positive and so i would always ask, you know, what is it that we really know? what's the truth here and what

the san jose police department homicide unit and the district attorney are conducting a joint investigation into this. it's being monitored by the independent police auditor, the city attorney and the police internal affairs division. all three officers have 67 years on the force combined. they were all wearing body cameras and those will be used in the investigation. all three are on paid administrative leave which is standard in this kind of officer involved shooting. >>> we have more whether to talk about. we have had some really nice weather and now we are going back into a wet pattern. we have this evenings system moving through, tuesday and wednesday is in unstable condition. we will see cold air and the potential for a thunderstorm. there will be sunshine. friday, we have something going on. we will watch this storm, that will be the headline. none of it is out of control. it is going to have some pop to it. here are the rain totals for today. showers are moving east. it's raining all the way down to santa barbara. showers right now in concord, fairfield and vacaville. there is some

. >> reporter: united educators of san francisco released a statement: project veritas is known for breaking laws, lying and wrong doing in pursuit of their political agenda. they call his comments in the video tape very disturbing. he is on leave as a teacher to serve as a union rep. a spokes person said: we have grave concerns about the behavior mr. mankini references. report your concerns immediately. in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next with an eviction dispute going on in the east bay. 2 investigates looks into the demolition of a home while a tenant is still living there. >> plus people in the south bay getting help after last month's floods. >> stay with us. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is up next. ♪ ♪ it's spring, and we can't wait to open our sheds and get working on our yards. scotts and miracle-gro are here to help. we make it easy to grow thick, healthy lawns, spectacular plants, and bountiful flowers. because when spring starts right, the months that follow stay perfect. load up your shed with scotts and miracle-gro. it's time to get

pretended i was pointing and the kids saw -- >> secretly recorded video of the treasurer of united educators of san francisco, appears so show antonio admitting to assaulting students. the union official isn't working as an official now. but he taught at james lick middle school from 2007 to 2014. >> a controversial group called project veritas posted the video on youtube tonight. in it, he tells the person who is posing as a teacher, how to get away with assaulting a student. >> maybe you didn't really hit him, he walked into your desk. >> they're trying to expose wrongdoing. >> san francisco unified isn't commenting on camera. district officials say they are investigating. mancini is now on leave while it looks into the video. the deceptive video clips that o'keefe has posted are troubling. all appropriate actions can be taken. uesf has taken action to investigate this matter and has placed the videotaped individual on administrative leave while that investigation is underway. >> at this point the parties who took that video and the parties who are investigating mr. mancini say they have not call

she's always feeling blue daddy we don't want to spend another christmas without you ♪ >> san quentin's h-unitore laid-back atmosphere with the inmates but at any time, they could turn on you. before, i was working in donner section. >> when we first met c.o. cavagnolo, he dealt with high level inmates in level one desegregation. now he works in a dorm setting. >> i have 200 inmates and it's only me. it's like going totally other side of the spectrum. everything down here is observation, just watching, listening, getting the feel for the dorm and if you're always watching, you can tell when something's starting to go bad, hopefully stop it before it gets bad, but things happen down here all the time. you have a lot of drugs down here. partner found two hypodermic needles in this dorm about three days ago. so you got the drugs, you got the inmate-manufactured alcohol, you got the gangs, you got the weapons. so it can be real dangerous at times. i got to do three searches a day. so we just pick them randomly. this guy i haven't did yet since i been down here so it's his lucky day. i'm going to g

she's always feeling blue ♪ ♪ daddy, we don't want to spend another christmas without you ♪ >> san quentin's a unit parole violators serving short sentences. >> down here it's a little more laid back atmosphere with the inmates. at any time they could turn on you. before i was working in donner section. >> when we first met c.o., he deflt wi dealt with high-level. now he operates in a dorm setting. >> i now have 200 inmates and it's only me. going to the other side of the spectrum. everything down here is observation, watching, listening, getting a feel for the dorm. if you're always watching you can tell when something is starting to go bad, hopefully stop it before it gets bad. but things happen down here all the time. you have a lot of drugs down here. my partner found two hypodermic needles in this dorm two or three days ago. he got the drugs. he got the inmate manufactured alcohol. he got the gangs, he got the weapons. so, it can be real dangerous at times. i got to do three searches a day. we pick them randomly. this guy i haven't done since i been down here. it's his lucky day. got to get in

united states. tashfeen malik, one of the san bernardino shooters came to the united states on a k-1 visa. not only are these cases full of fraud and deceit, they are serious threat to national security. k-1 visas are also commonly used by human traffickers to lure innocent women and also innocent men into their underground industries. a 2016 inspector general report found that 274 subjects of isis human trafficking investigations has successfully petitioned to bring fiances to the united states. more than needs to be done to close the vulnerabilities in our system, identify nefarious individuals who fraudulently say i do, and pursue action against fiances who overstay their welcome in disregard of the 90 day visa program requirements. so i've talked about our witnesses, i want to thank our witnesses for coming to testify, especially those who are here today to discuss details of their private, personal experiences. i now call on senator feinstein. >> thanks very much, mr. chairman. i'm sorry to be late. i raced down to vote and got delayed on the way. you can probably figure out how. i wa

neither one hits 4 hundred total subsidized units and neither one hits 1800 units per year we talked about how 60 percent of san franciscans qualify for bmr 60 percent is 4 hundred and 80 thousand people 4 00 units for 4 hundred and 80 thousand people in need that's so far from reasonable and should be talking about the total dpfs between the proposals are 72 bmr unit between every year supervisor kim and supervisor peskin 72 total bmr unit per year that's what we are arguing about what are we trying to get to audit outing of all of that we circled the unit 5,000 units the data says that housing crisis will go up and same rate as inflation we need to build 5,000 units per year consistent production is addicting i'd like to get to a point to have a reasonable extension how much labor and 2011 we built 4 hundred huge, huge impact on job is that will building all the city and making sure that everyone is pare and contributed or put all the housing in one part of city i think we need to be tracking this stuff and quantifying what success looks like one of the ways to look at how p pa and quarterly updating to the m

projected to build over 8 thousand how income unit by 2020 if you look at the regional housing needs allocation numbers, this is a consistent trnd. from 2007 to 2014 san francisco issued permits for 3900 very low income unit, 59 percent of those goal for the category but we ont permitted 1200 moderate income workforce unit about 18 percent of the rhna goal . teachers construction workers union labors, mechanicsgenters, cooks we are failing them. we are not making a place for those who are in the middle and not building market rate unit they can afford and we are not building affordable unit they can qualify for and that has to change. i miss my friends who moved away and my communities, our neighborhoods changed because we have not done what we should have done as a city to provide opportunity for a middle ground. i know we cant turn our backs to the hand of time we can at least do something now and start fighting for the next generation of workers so they have a seat at the table and roof over their head so they don't reach my age and look at a city they don't recognize anymore. this is our chance to begin the process of getting it right. with that m

the fire broke out take a look at these pictures of the living conditions inside one of the units at 2551 sanenue. (mark) you can see a bathroom with unfinished walls, a kitchen sink with an appearance of mold, and a room with a huge hole in the ceiling, the photos are from a unit and common space area rented by a resident with developmental disabilities. the apartment is run by urojas community services and serves as a halfway house for people who live in oakland. (mark) building inspection records from earlier this month note a major plumbing leak, an opened ceiling with leaking water, and electrical violations. the record also shows that the urojas organization filed a complaint with the city against the owner of the property. 4 people were killed when that fire broke out on monday morning. (dary

longer history, this (coughing) first time we have had the working group composed from the united educators of san francisco the school district as well as the mayor's office. (sneezing) the union teachers union united educators of san francisco. and the district have had various phases of the partnership having the city and county at the table has been a break through for all of us want to thank the staff members of the mayor's office as well as vice president mendoza mcdonalds for uesf we have had five solid members come to almost every meeting president anita balconik vice president political director ken tray and communications director mathew hardy so it's a robust participation from colleagues at uesf i will not name all of the individual members from the district. we have also had expertise from the acio housing trust as well as teacher and they are experts they are helpful in our work as well. the goals of the working group. broadly stated are to surrounding this need for housing opportunities, we have been trying to identify ways to support paraprofessionals conceptually, new paraprofessi

anyone with information is asked to contact san jose police's homicide unit. >> azenith smith, thank you. >>> palo alto fire crews made quick work of a fire at a senior living facility this afternoon. the fire department first tweeted about the fire at 4:00 this afternoon. they say the fire was contained to just one room and the rest of the billing did not need to be evacuated. the senior living facility is part of the jewish community center next door. the cause of the fire is under investigation. pleasant hill police are investigating a deadly pedestrian accident near i-680. it happened near the monument boulevard off ramp. a 20-year-old man from antioch died after being hit by three passing cars while standing in the northbound lanes of the freeway. it is not clear why the victim was standing in the freeway. >>> further south, chp is investigating another crash t it happened in the northbound direction near the stone ridge drive exit. officers say a man in his 40s was driving a silver sedan when his car smashed into the center divide and flipped over. the chp says the driver was t

longer history, this (coughing) first time we have had the working group composed from the united educators of san francisco the school district as well as the mayor's office. (sneezing) the union teachers union united educators of san francisco. and the district have had various phases of the partnership having the city and county at the table has been a break through for all of us want to thank the staff members of the mayor's office as well as vice president mendoza mcdonalds for uesf we have had five solid members come to almost every meeting president anita balconik vice president political director ken tray and communications director mathew hardy so it's a robust participation from colleagues at uesf i will not name all of the individual members from the district. we have also had expertise from the acio housing trust as well as teacher and they are experts they are helpful in our work as well. the goals of the working group. broadly stated are to surrounding this need for housing opportunities, we have been trying to identify ways to support paraprofessionals conceptually, new paraprofessi

longer history, this (coughing) first time we have had the working group composed from the united educators of san francisco the school district as well as the mayor's office. (sneezing) the union teachers union united educators of san francisco. and the district have had various phases of the partnership having the city and county at the table has been a break through for all of us want to thank the staff members of the mayor's office as well as vice president mendoza mcdonalds for uesf we have had five solid members come to almost every meeting president anita balconik vice president political director ken tray and communications director mathew hardy so it's a robust participation from colleagues at uesf i will not name all of the individual members from the district. we have also had expertise from the acio housing trust as well as teacher and they are experts they are helpful in our work as well. the goals of the working group. broadly stated are to surrounding this need for housing opportunities, we have been trying to identify ways to support paraprofessionals conceptually, new paraprofessi

berkeley side reports the building's owner will have to bring in a contractor to determine if the unit is safe. >>> san jose police are looking for three men seen robbing a series of convenience stores. the men enter the store in pairs with one pointing a rifle at the cashier. they all happened last october in the space of one hour. two of the victims were physically assaulted. the robbers are between 18 and 29 years old. they fled with stolen cash in a white or gold-colored suv. >>> san francisco school officials are looking to increase security at a school where four students were hurt during a shooting last year. this is video of the shooting from october 18th at june jordan high school. tonight the board of education will consider installing a remote-controlled lock and security camera at the front of the school. >>> victims of the flooding in san jose are getting a bit of a break when it comes to paying their utility bills. just an hour ago, city officials held a flood recovery briefing saying san jose water has extended the payment grace period by eight weeks and pg&e is also giving flood victims

>> what we are dealing with is what we been dealing with in the united states. sano, or they know. now san bernardino, or they know. now you have a situation in london for a person seems that spontaneous. you look into the background and find out in each of the cases they've been investigated by police in the past. not enough was found in the investigations are defended. what this shows us is that where there's smoke, there's fire. and democratic society we can't arrest people on suspicion. we have to be sophisticated and continue investigation and surveillance so the police in our lando. if the fbi completed their investigation, they can't be investigating everything forever. we looked into it and didn't find any in particular. the local police to pick it up and carry out routine surveillance and check and see what's happening. that's what we find in london. the prime minister pointed out he's been investigated. why would you investigate in the first place. so again, it warranted keeping them under more surveillance. but they look for is losing contact with saudi a

the 13th ambulance meltwn in san fn >>> in january, our investigative unit reported about the friday the 13th ambulance meltdown in san francisco. that night, they ran out of ambulances leaving a stroke victim waiting 21 minutes to be taken to the hospital. today, city supervisors went looking for answers. jackson found out they didn't get many. >> do you have a medic attached to this call, chest pain and shortness of breath. >> that was one of the five times san francisco dispatchers could not find ambulances to respond to calls on friday the 13th in january. today, the fire chief was summoned to explain why a stroke victim in chinatown had to wait 21 minutes that night. she said the call was not considered a life-threatening code three emergency. the supervisor said it didn't account for other delays. >> that friday evening, there were five other instances that evening or so it was reported on nbc bay area. >> reporter: the chief promised, she is looking for ways to modify the staffing model to better handle a growing burden. >> we have seen the call volume continuely increase. >> r

united employee pass. they were not in compliance with the dress code policy for that type of company travel. >>> a lot of costumes on display in san francisco today. runners turned out for the united airlines rock 'n roll half marathon across the golden gate bridge. the course highlights some of the most iconic landmarks, took in the great highway the presidio and the golden gate bridge and finished on the steps of san francisco city hall. >> that is a beautiful run. it's not the full, the half. >> or just go for a drive. >> nice views today. in the morning we had a bit of light rain and in the afternoon and evening we had heavier showers which made for interesting pictures sent in by pictures. you can see the view from coit tower with a double rainbow there. that was the view just before sunset tonight. a brief rainbow or two in san francisco. a similar view, maria sending this from foster city. you can see a double rainbow there too. we got a sunny break or two this evening but right now in san francisco the rain has backed off. partly cloudy skies. 55 degrees, rain generally falling within the last few hours has moved to the so

san francisco. protestors marching along market street holding signs and blocking traffic. [ women, united, we'll neverdied divided! >> this morning a rally on the steps of san francisco city hall almost everyone there dressed in red or pink. they chanted women united, we'll never be divided. >> a similar scene in san jose where dozens came together for a brown bag lunch and rally outside city hall plaza. a few people there played music for the event. and in washington, dc, first lady melania trump hosted a luncheon for international women's day. it was her first solo white house event. about 50 women were there including ivanka trump, karen pence and kellyanne conway. >>> president trump tweeted his support saying, quote, i have tremendous respect for women and the many roles they serve that are vital to the fabric of our society and our economy. >>> hillary clinton also took part today thanking women leaders of the past for helping shape her life. >> my community of family and friends who have supported and encouraged me and i have also been buoyed by the love and support that i have received from th

the san jose police department homicide unit and the district attorney are conducting an investigationty attorney is also monitoring the investigation. >> what about the officers who used their weapons? do you know how long they have been on the force? >>reporter: the three officers are all veterans with about 67 years combined service. all three were wearing body cameras. the images are part of the investigation. all three have been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. >>> we learn more about the man who allegedly shot and killed his seven-year-old daughter in the parking lot of a mall in capitola. police identified him as 36- year-old carlos garcia of watsonville they say he was shopping with his wife and daughter and at some point the wife called 911 to report her husband was suicidal. garcia was in his car with his daughter and they both died at the scene. >>> the murder trial began for william schultz a young man accused in the stabbing death of a nine-year-old boy during a sleepover. henry lee was in court for the opening statements. >>reporter

you may remember, over a week ago, when our investigative unit uncovered e-mail records from the san jose's mayor's office related to the coyote creek flood. the records show the santa clarita valley water district overestimated how much water it would take to flood neighborhoods along the creek. coming up tonight at 6:00, stephen stock reveals new details about the back and forth between the city and water district in the days and moments leading up to the flood. >>> tonight, a big money development for the raiders. it's not good news for the bay area. this team is one step closer to moving to las vegas, at least, it appears that way. a city councilman in las vegas confirming that raiders' owner, mark davis, telling the nfl, he has secured a $650 million loan from bank of america. that same amount of money was lost when both casino mogul sheldon adelson and goldman sachs dropped out of this project last month. oakland mayor libby shaft has also updated the nfl on a stadium proposal to keep the raiders in the east bay. nfl owners would have to approve the move to las vegas. that vote

projected to build over 8 thousand how income unit by 2020 if you look at the regional housing needs allocation numbers, this is a consistent trnd. from 2007 to 2014 san francisco issued permits for 3900 very low income unit, 59 percent of those goal for the category but we ont permitted 1200 moderate income workforce unit about 18 percent of the rhna goal . teachers construction workers union labors, mechanicsgenters, cooks we are failing them. we are not making a place for those who are in the middle and not building market rate unit they can afford and we are not building affordable unit they can qualify for and that has to change. i miss my friends who moved away and my communities, our neighborhoods changed because we have not done what we should have done as a city to provide opportunity for a middle ground. i know we cant turn our backs to the hand of time we can at least do something now and start fighting for the next generation of workers so they have a seat at the table and roof over their head so they don't reach my age and look at a city they don't recognize anymore. this is our chance to begin the process of getting it right. with that m