they took their message about the homeless right to mayor libby schaaf's front door. tonight the mayor is responding, and other leaders are talking about what the city plans to do about the housing crisis? christie smith is in oak land with the story. christie? >> reporter: according to a spokesperson for mayor libby schaaf, she was actually out of town when the activists showed up at her home, but in a statement today said she certainly shares their passion for this issue, this very serious issue in oakland. they came and set up camp outside mayor schaaf's home temporarily, saying they were trying to push the city to provide morehousing for growing number of homeless and demand that the mayor provide better solutions to this and the housing crisis activists say they're also calling for a reduction in the police foush force budget to put that into homelessness. the mayor says we are working every day to fight the homeless impacts that affect every old oaklanders. we're also producing new units as fast as we can to alleviate the affordability crisis in our region. toda

>> reporter: yesterday oakland mayor libby schaaf said willing to go to jail to protect sanctuary city. echoed that sentiment. >> you spend life trying to avoid jail but this i wouldn't mind. >> reporter: amid rumors that immigration enforcement agents may be planning larger raids in california. addressed the concerns. facts, not rumors. >> immigration enforcement must be done according to federal law and certainly according to the u.s. constitution. >> reporter: reminded people that california has two new laws in effect this year. senate bill 54 enforces noncooperation policies between california and federal authorities. and is assembly bill 250, immigration officials not

. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf reiterating the city council's actions it will not do anything to condone i.c.e. raids. she believes the current threat is a retaliation on sanctuary cities. >> we are here to make sure that people feel safe, that mothers feel like they can pick up the phone and call their local police departments, dial 911, safely. >> reporter: the deputy director of i.c.e. responding in a statement tonight in part, if members of the oakland city council are truly concerned about undermining the rule of law and public safety, perhaps they should look in the mirror. and further, because these policies prevent i.c.e. from arresting criminal aliens in the secure confines of a jail, our officers are forced to make arrests in the community where there is increased risk to the public and law enforcement officers. he also said this to fox news earlier this month. >> california better hold on tight. they're about to see a lot more special agents, a lot more deportation officers in the

finally in oakland, libby schaaf is looking to stay put as mayor seeking reelection.o far her official challenger come november 6 this the former oakland council member. she got her start at the legislative aide. >> we will start in san francisco where the race is expected to be exciting. there have been a lot of twists and turns in this campaign in the fact -- in fact there was a pole released yesterday showing his snapshot of how voters feel at this stage. london breed, 33%. a big lead. she was the top vote getter according to this ball. coming in second, mark lennar then jane kim. when you look at that pole are you surprised?>> i'm not really surprised. one thing about this, what will happen with the second tier candidates? there is a broader thing going on. jane kim represents the bernie sanders wing. san francisco with all of its progressives going different ways how to they split and what happens? this is a race for london breed and little but kim will be there and will be very close. >> moving forward what to expect as far as the campaigning?>> depends on who e

. >>> protesters in oakland sending a message about the affordable housing crisis to libby schaaf. they camped on the front lawn of her home this weekend. in her annual state of the city speech, schaaf challenged residents to offer spare rooms to people in need. protesters say that's not a viable solution. >> the folks out here right now struggling are not capable of opening up their houses and let -- if anything, if the mayor wants to open her house, we're right here. she can let me stay in there for a while and let me get on my feet. >> the protesters want schaaf to redirect half of the city's police budget to homeless programs instead. she was out of town during this protest, but issued a statement saying she's working every day to alleviate the housing crisis. >>> you're going to hear from a bay area radio legend but not in the same he's engaged audiences in decades. ron owens hosted his show for 42 years. friday was his last show. starting tomorrow, he'll anchor and produce a ten-minute segment called the ron owens report that's part of a cost cutting move of kgo radio cumulus

de acuerdo con "schaaf" esto ayudara a las comunidades inmigrantes de bajos recursos para su camino ala ciudadania ---aunque el "tps" para los salvadorenos fue cancelado, ellos tendran que reinscribirse por ultima vez para gozar de esta proteccion hasta el 2019. ---hoy fue el primer dia de ese periodo de reinscripcion, y pilar niÑo nos explica por que muchos salvadoreÑos dicen estar confundidos..... una vez mas salvadorenos llegaron hoy a renovar su tps, pero como nunca antes, en vez de optimismo........ maria cardoza/renovo el tps hoy 19:17 se siente feo porque dice uno es la ultima vez, se supone que ya lo cancelaron y ya no vamos a tener la oportunidad 19.23 sandra vasquez/renovo hoy el tps 12:05 triste porque como uno aqui tiene la vida hecha 12:10 y es que esta es la ultima vez que podran renovar esta proteccion que podecadas les ha permitido trabajar y no temer a una deportacion....la administracion del presidente trump anuncio que se cancela en el 2019, para los salvadorenos. oh mucho mucho he llorado no puede pasar esto. pilar nino 9:00 ahora preste atencion porque algunos pod

activists are camping on oakland mayor libby schaaf's lawn to protest the city's housing problem. this comes after mayor schaaf asked the community to offer up their homes to solve the housing crisis. protesters say the mayor is making the issue worse and she needs to close landlord loopholes. they say 27- hundred people sleep on oakland's streets every night. they are also demanding that the mayor defund the police department by 50 percent to provide permanent housing solutions for the homeless. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... new details about a deadly police shooting in the east bay. what police are now saying led up to the encounter. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (ácommercialá) ( robin ) now that recreational marijuana is legal in california -- perhaps you've seen the highway signs that read "d-u-i doesn't just mean booze." our stanley roberts found someone who apparently did not get the memo in this edition of people behaving badly. this is a bag of methamphetamin e and this is a glass pipe .. and this well this lexus suv all t

activists are camping on oakland mayor libby schaaf's lawn to protest the city's housing problem. after mayor schaaf asked the community to offer up their homes to solve the housing crisis. protesters say the mayor is making the issue worse and she needs to close landlord loopholes. they say 27-hundred people sleep on oakland's streets every night. they are also demanding that the mayor defund the police department by 50 percent to provide permanent housing solutions for (james) three months after the north bay wildfires ... two brothers are paying the price for going into a barricaded evacuation zone. mark and evan neumann are facing charges for trying to go back to their childhood home. it was their mom's house and the place where their dad died in 2011. they wanted to see what was left of it and what they could recover. but they didn't have permission to go in. before reaching the house ... police arrested them for unlawfully entering an area. after a short time in jail ... mark took a plea deal. <"i'm the sole breadwinner for my family and i have a nine- month-old daughter. ya

de acuerdo con "schaaf" esto ayudara a las comunidades inmigrantes de bajos recursos para su camino adran que reinscribirse por ultima vez para gozar de esta proteccion hasta el 2019. ---hoy fue el primer dia de ese periodo de reinscripcion, y pilar niÑo nos explica por que muchos salvadoreÑos dicen estar confuns.

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>>> happening now, dozens of protesters set up a tent city right outside the home of mayor libby schaaf. take a look, this video just into the news room. the group called the anti- police terror project is holding 96 straight hours of protest leading up to the martin luther king jr. holiday on monday. they're asking mayor libby schaaf to take action on homelessness in oakland and her quote corporate agenda. the group is also protesting the trump administration. >>> and choosing what to eat in the bay area can be tricky and politically charged, but tonight only on 5, andria borba reports on those following a new approach that's a lot easier to swallow. >> reporter: from the local tech billionaire who hunts his own meat to eat. >> things taste better when you make them yourself and taste doubly better when you hurt the animal yourself. >> reporter: to the hard core vegans who believe animals have feelings. >> we don't think twice about a chicken or pig or cow being hurt. >> reporter: there's a beef in the bay area about what we can eat, and it can leave a bad taste in your mouth. it could

it was business as usual today in mayor libby schaaf's neighborhood, just a few flyers left on cars. last night demonstrators set up tents in her front yard. put on by the anti-police terror project to draw attention to the growing issue of homelessness. >> there is nowhere you can go anywhere around my neighborhood where i don't see people, men, women and children sleeping in tents. that's absurd. it's ridiculous. take the money out of the general fund. >> reporter: the mayor issued a statement we are working every day to fight the homeless crisis that affects all oaklanders. and as we work to protect affordable housing in oakland, we're also producing new units as fast as we can to aleleviate the homeless level in our area. >> government moves slowly. >> reporter: councilmember gallo was helping today on east 12 where homeless people are staying. getting connect. the temporary spot with port-a-potties and trash pickup. gallo says oakland is looking to other cities tackling housing and affordability. >> we're kind of following the other cities have demonstrated from l.a. l.a. has ov

. >>> libby schaaf says she's willing to go to jail if i.c.e. agents conduct immigration raids in her city. >> the fact that the federal government is suggesting that it is actively retaliating against jurisdictions that are exercising their right to have sanctuary policies, that is what is illegal. >> you're ready to go to jail over this? >> yes. >> her comments are amid rumors that i.c.e. is planning immigration raids. the sanctuary law prevents them from targeting undocumented immigrants. schaaf is exploring possible legal action against the federal government for what she says is retaliation against sanctuary cities. >>> the trump administration's -- it could drive a record of latino voters to the polls. a new survey by the foundation shows 68% of latino voters in california intend to vote in the june 6 primary. 45% of respondents says their interest in politics increased since trump took office. there are an estimated 4.5 million latino voters in california. >>> the riverside county parents accused of holding their 13 children in torturous

mayor libby schaaf had this to say. she likened the police department to a frat house. >> i have talked a lot this week about what i believe is a toxic, macho culture. and that's why it's important we not just look at our recruiting and screening practices, not just at who is becoming a police officer, but the culture once they're in the department. a culture of not coming forward and reporting misconduct. that is something that i'm very serious about getting underneath and reforming. >> so where does that toxic, macho culture stand now? is there more transparency in coming forward? >> first, let me be real clear. oakland police department is not a frat house. it is a house that i'm very proud to open the doors to anyone who would like to come and see it. we are very proud of our house today. we believe that we have made tremendous progress. now -- >> did you you needed to clean house, and have you done something to do that? >> we own the misconduct. we own that. we don't shy away from that. that occurred. that has been

campers about what they want. >> this is really a sarcastic statement, the folks say mayor libby schaaf has been feeding them lip service, suggesting that oakland residents open their homes to the homeless. here they are saying open your home, let us camp in your yard. >> if the mayor wants to open up her house, we're right here. she can let me stay in there for awhile and let me get on my feet. >> reporter: this man is more than 2,700 people living on oakland's votes, many of them children. shows most of them live in conditions unfit for humans. >> it's freezing out here. what are we doing? libby's values are in development and she doesn't care who gets pushed out in the process. >> reporter: that's cat brooks, co-founder of the anti-police terror project, a group that accusing oakland pd of racial profiling, among other things. she says a real world solution should start with using about $250 million per year to address the zbroeing homeless problem. >> take the money out of the general found, house these people and house them now. stop asking like it's a problem to be pushed aside. >

. >>> we spoke with oakland mayor schaaf and police chief anne kirkpatrick.hey joined us in the studio to talk about new statistics of violent crime in the city of oakland falling for a fifth year in the row. >> the idea behind it is to try to provide services for those that are caught in a lifestyle of gun violence and give them a way out. that's our first and foremost goal. >> the program goes after people who may be at risk of gun violence. mayor schaaf said quality of life crimes will be a major focus this year for police. >> certainly our focus in this coming year is going to be quality of life crimes. sex trafficking on the streets remains a huge concern for us. and car break-ins are off the hook throughout the bay area. although we are very closed that we have seen a 61% reduction in home break-ins over these five years. >> mayor schaaf also told us that law enforcement and prevention programs are being paid for by money from the 2014 voter approved proposition c. so it is not really at risk of anything that washington has to say about operation ceasef

schaaf has a message for residents. >> you don't have to open your door. keep it closed.door. >> reporter: the oakland city council voted tuesday to bar any city agency from cooperating in any i.c.e. enforcement actions. the acting director issued a statement saying, those who put politics and their political ambitions and public safety and officer say. should talk to the victims of crimes per trade by criminal aliens to put the decisions they make into perspective. in sacramento, california attorney general xavier becerra cautioned employees not to voluntarily give i.c.e. any information about their employees. >> regardless of what the rumors are, the law is the law. the constituti is the constitution. and people have rights. and individuals should not believe that they are absent of rights even if they are immigrants simply because the rumors are swirling that some enforcement action is imminent. >> the impact of just the fears, the threat of i.c.e. raids, is having -- [ signal breakup ] >> reporter: a rapid response team of immigration attorneys has been assembled thro

. >>> protesters in oakland are at mayor libby schaaf's front door demanding affordable house. abc 7 news was in oakland where advocates for the homeless camped outside the mayor's home overnight. they say she is not doing enough to create affordable housing. in her annual state of the city speech, schaaf challenged residents to offer spare rooms to people in need. protesters say that is not a viable solution. >> the folks that are out here right now struggling are not capable of opening up their houses and, if anything, if the mayor wants to open up her house, she's right here. she can let me stay in there for a while, you know, let me get on my feet. >> protesters want more funds redirected to social services to get people off the streets. >>> a large rescue effort helped save a young woman who got stuck on the side of a cliff at baker beach in san francisco. abc 7 news was there as firefighters used ropes and pulleys to hoist her to safety last night. the rescue started around 5:00. but it took nearly 90 minutes to finish. she was not hurt. the fire department warns people t

schaaf has a message for residents. >> you don't have to open your door. keep it closed. don't open the door. you don't have to open a door if a federal agent knocks. >> reporter: the oakland city council voted tuesday to bar any city agency from cooperating in any i.c.e. enforcement actions. the acting director issued a statement saying, those who put politics and their political ambitions and public safety and officer say. -- and officer safety should talk to the victims of crimes per trade by criminal aliens to put the decisions they make into perspective. in sacramento, california attorney general xavier becerra cautioned employees not to voluntarily give i.c.e. any information about their employees. >> regardless of what the rumors are, the law is the law. >> we have never challenged the authority of the federal government to enforce immigration laws. we are in court challenge the federal government's ability to force california to do its federal immigration enforcement for it. individuals should not believe that they are absent of rights even if they are illegal imm

coming up in an hour we will be joined by the oakland police chief and mayor schaaf. talk about the trend that has been occurring for the last five years. >>> lawmakers are debating a bill that involves an abortion pill on college campuses. why some say the state should not get involved. >>> good morning. you can see the traffic is getting busier almost all over the east bay and also san francisco. it is still a little slow coming up into downtown. >>> well, it is all about fog, not just on the bog but all the way over to parts of the bay and the coast. some is filtering into sfo. we will talk about that and what is in store for the next couple of days. ♪ there are 7 continents. 7 seas. but at celebrity cruises we'd argue, more than 7 wonders. for a limited time, enjoy two free perks like complimentary wifi and drinks, plus savings for everyone in your stateroom, when you book now. during the celebrity cruises sail beyond event. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is now 7:41. a new report says that san jose will be the nation's hottest housing market this year. acco

activists are camping on oakland mayor libby schaaf's lawn to protest the city's housing problem. this comes after mayor schaaf asked the community to offer up their homes to solve the housing crisis. protesters say the mayor is making the issue worse and she needs to close landlord loopholes. they say 20- seven-hundred people sleep on oakland's streets every night. they are also demanding the mayor to defund the police department by 50 percent to provide permanent housing solutions for the homeless. (jr stone) a winter storm brought freezing rain, sleet and snow to to ohio overnight. you can see the snow- covered streets here. more snow is expected tomororw for various parts of the eastern u-s. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. (anny hong): a ridge of high pressure over california will maintain dry and mild conditions through the rest of today. rain chances will develop in the north bay by monday afternoon and across most of the region by late monday night. a period of dry weather is forecast from tuesday afternoon through wednesday.

schaaf.over the last 5 years, reduced shootings by 50 percent, homicides by 42 percent and robberies by 38 percent. anne kirkpatrick, police chief opd. "this is a transformation." ersie joyner, we are no longer random but laser focused. city officials credit the broad drop in crime to new strategies and working with cease fire organizers, a community faith based program. and while, homicides at 72 in 2017 are the lowest number in 5 years in this east bay city - it still means, 72 people were murdered, devastating many families. roland holmgren. we know that new years eve restarts , but it does not reset with us, we will continue to fight your fight and try and solve crimes unsolved in 2017. schaaf, ths is no means, mission accomplished, but progress. and while the many categories like shootings, and robberies and aggravated assaults declined, auto burglaries were way up, increasing by 32 percent from 2016 the department says that is an area they will be working to crack down on in 2018. in oa

activists are camping on oakland mayor libby schaaf's lawn to protest the city's housing problem.this comes after mayor schaaf asked the community to offer up their homes to solve the housing crisis. protesters say the mayor is making the issue worse and she needs to close landlord loopholes. they say 20- seven-hundred people sleep on oakland's streets every night. they are also demanding the mayor to defund the police department by 50 percent to provide permanent housing solutions for the homeless. (justine) in marin city, gospel singers and a dramatic representation of the civil rights leader. actor felix justice did a portrayel of king's speeches. while san francisco native danny glover did excerpts of noted activist civil rights poet langsten (justine) the marin city doctor martin luther king coalition organized the event. additional celebrations are planned for monday, doctor king's actual birthday. (jr stone) coming up... everyone on a

.>>> in oakland, homeless advocates felt their message was not getting through to the mayor libby schaafook the protest to the mayor's house. the protesters held a rally before marching to the home in oakland and setting up a temporary camp. the mayor says she continues to do everything she can to ease the homeless crisis. protesters say that more people are being pushed out of their homes by rising rent and little protection for tenants. >>> thousands of san francisco hosts on airbnb are facing a deadline of tomorrow to register their vacation rentals with the city. it is part of a settlement with the city of san francisco, airbnb and another site agreed to require all hosts to register with the city by tomorrow. if the hosts do not register they are supposed to be kicked off the website. more than 2000 hosts have registered as of last thursday but that is a small amount of the 8000 hosts listed on airbnb for san francisco. >>> sonoma county residents are warned about a phone scam involving though pg&e bills. colors are posing as pg&e workers threatening to disconnect utility service un

today mayor schaaf will unveil her plans to tackle the housing crisis and beef up affordable housing in the city. what folks probably won't see in that plan is any form of strong rent control. no rent control on housing built after 1995. housing activists want to repeal that state law. but the city is taking a different approach turning to developers to build more affordable housing units and the mayor also wants to give property owners financial incentives to keep rent low. still, many housing activists in the city feel any plans are too little too late. >> the people that i have been living with for 20 years on my block are all disappearing to antioch and vallejo and places where the rents are lower. >> reporter: the city has already set aside millions more than $13 million for affordable housing loans for new developments and the mayor will join city officials here today in oakland at 10:30 a.m. at the housing authority complex. >>> no new pot shops in mountain view because the ban on businesses is extended for 10 months. they need more time to set up the process of licensing thos

. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is willing to go to jail if i.c.e.gents conduct immigration raids in her city. >> the fact that the federal government is suggesting that it is actively retaliating against jurisdictions that are exercising their right to have sanctuary policies, that is what is illegal. >> so you're ready to go to jail over this? >> yes. >> her comments come amid rumors that i.c.e. is planning a series of immigration crackdowns around the bay area in response to the sanctuary state law in california. >>> it prevents local police from helping federal agents target undocumented immigrants and schaaf says oakland is exploring possible legal action that it can take against the federal government for what she says is retaliation against sanctuary cities. >>> happening today, jury selection begins for a man charged with not leaving an evacuation area during the north bay fires. evan newman and his brother say they were protecting their home. police arrested them, they went to jailed chld pay a thousand bucks each for jail. mark pleaded guil

the speakers will include oakland mayor libby schaaf. here is a look at the parade so you know.nd at mcclymonds and pass through major parts of oakland like broadway, jack london square and lake merritt. >>> police in salinas are asking for help to identify a bank robbery suspect. he robbed a central coast credit do you knowon at 10 -- credit union at 10:00 yesterday. he demanded money after pulling out a gun. if you have any information on the suspect, call salinas police. >>> five men were arrested by san jose police accused of small break-ins at super stores. they were called the lucky lotto bandits because they would steal lottery tickets along with cash and cigarettes at convenience stores. police are also looking for one other person in addition to the five men. >>> the time is 6:56. ucla is banning alcohol from l of e frat house events after a woman says she was sexually assaulted at an off- campus party. the council passed the ban earlier this week. it is an indefinite ban. it comes days after a former fraternity president was arrested on suspicion of assault with intent

oakland mayor libby schaaf made the announcement in a news confrence yesterday.ding to the violent crime index... homicides were down 15 percent, shootings were down 29 percent, and carjackings were down 22 percent in 20-17. <"use of forcein the five year period, our use of force in the five year period has significantly dropped">( darya ) while the many categories like shootings, and robberies have declined... auto burglaries have spiked. they are up 32 percent from 20-16. the oakland police department says this is an area they will be working on in 20-18. .( james ) an alameda county judge is allowing the use of taxpayer money to cover the legal fees of ghost ship defendant max harris. harris is accused of 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the 20-16 warehouse fire in oakland. his attorney will be reimbursed one-hundred- 15-dollars per hour. that money will come from county funds through a court appointed program. harris' attorney says he has already worked 8-hundred billable hours. if convicted... harris could spend up to 39 years in pris

. >>> protesters in oakland are at mayor libby schaaf's front door demanding affordable house. abc 7 news was in oakland where advocates for the homeless camped outside the mayor's home overnight. they say she is not doing enough to create affordable housing. in her annual state of the city address, schaaf challenged residents to offer spare rooms to people in need. protesters say that is not a viable solution. >> the folks that are out here right now sruggling are not capable of opening up their houses and, if anything, if the mayor wants to open up her house, she's right here. she can let me stay in there for a while, you know, let me get on my feet. >> protesters want more funds redirected to social services to get people off the streets. >>> a huge rescue effort helped save a young woman who got stuck on the side of a cliff at baker beach in san francisco. abc 7 news was there as firefighters used ropes and pulleys to hoist her to safety last night. quite the effort. the rescue started around 5:00. but it took nearly 90 minutes to finish. the woman was not hurt. the fire de

libby schaaf/alcaldesa de oakland 9:45 en los ultimos 5 anos, los tiroteos han bajado en 50 por cientoos homicidios en 42 por ciento y los robos en 38 por ciento en la calle, algunos ven la mejoria, por ejemplo en el centro... juan avila/vive en oakland 5:22 antes cuando trabajaba en la madrugada era dificil porque tenia que andar asi cuidadnose la espalda pero ahora esta bien 5:31 el ano que termina registro 72 homicidios, 13 menos que el ano anterior. las razones del progreso dijeron son muchas, como la colaboracion de la gente, y dejar que las estadisticas dicten donde dirigir los recursos limitados que tienen, eisie joyner/dep. de policia de oakland todos los jueves sin falta tenemos una reunion donde revisamos cada tiroteo, cada homicidio, y esto ha servido no solo para investigar, pero para adelantarnos y prevenir mas violencia. pilar nino ahora no todo son buenas noticias, segun las propias estadisticas de la ciudad, el robo a carros y el robo con cuchillo han ademas, no todos sienten el progreso. angel lopez/vive en oakland 1:00 no no me siento mas seguro siempre igual 0:44 se

>> this video from over the weekend of homeless advocates camping outside of oakland mayor libby schaaf's home. it was the spotlight to hundreds of people who sleep on the street every night. new incentives for property owners to rent to people in need. they'll get $500 in cash as a signing bonus. $2,500 signing bonus for repairs and upgrades. for those working with the city rent paid during vacancies to keep them available for those in need. >> following through with budget cuts next fall even though the state plans to spend billions of dollars more on education. "the mercury news" talked with school leaders in oakland and the south bay. oak grove and east side union high school districts say cuts and closures that were already in motion will not likely change with the proposal to boost school fundings that includes an extra $3 billion over the coming year. cuts are still a distinct possibility some time down the road. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," bob redell gets a few lessons on the court none other than by the harlem globetrotters. >> always fun. nbc bay area responds. it is po

. >>> city leaders including oakland may or libby schaaf attended the mural opening.was designed by students at an elementary school nearby. organizers dedicated it to antonio ramos, an artist shot and killed while working the mural two years ago. >> he was excited, he had tenacity, he had passion and he had fervor for the power of public art in communities. and he was a part of that. and we bring that spirit into this wall. >>> ramos was helping the community group attitudal healing connection. >>> the skies above were bright and sunny but the view below was foggy. let's take a close look as i move to the other side of the studio and give you more details on what's going on. >> we're looking at some beautiful sunsets. this is view from emeryville. the sun has set. it is 57 in san francisco and in oakland. mountain view, 54. gilroy, 59, 54 at half moon bay. this is another view of the post sunset sky. the temperature readings, 60. it's been pretty mild all day. mid 50s in napa and novato. one more look, these the forecast features. dry and mild weather. the wet patter

. >> reporter: it was business from usual in mayor schaaf's neighborhood. last night demonstrators set up tents in her front yard to draw attention to the growing issue of homelessness. there is nowhere you can go anywhere around my neighborhood where i don't see men, women and children sleeping in tents. that's ridiculous. take the money out of the general fund. >> reporter: today the mayor issued a statement saying we were working to fight the homeless crisis that impacts all oaklanders and as we work to protect affordable housing we are producing new units as fast as we can to alleviate the crisis in our region. >> there's a level of frustration. and certainly the city, government moves slowly. >> a counsel member was helping set up. >> so we've been able to relocate a good number of the homeless to this center. >> reporter: a temporary spot with por ta potties and trash pick up. they are looking to other cities. >> we're following those model that is other cities have demonstrated from la. la has over 100,000 homes and they've been in the forefront. san

me get on my feet. >> the protesters want her to shift half of the resources to homelessness. >> schaaf wasn't home. but she said she's working every day to alleviate the housing crisis. >>> there's a story we're trying to wrap our heads around. >> if you lie in bed thinking about what you need to do, good news for you. researchers in baylor university had students spend writing down things they had to do or things they've accomplished. the to do list group fell asleep nine minutes faster. i don't know if that means they have boring things to do or what. boom, right out. >> here we go. this is live. obviously, chp patrol officers southbound 280 near alemany where they still have a full freeway closure with an overnight shooting. investigation is going on until 6:45 this morning. avoid this area. 101 would be a great way to go. there is a detour in place. other than that, we've got fog and pretty light traffic out there for this monday, martin luther king day. >>> mike snoo? >> walnut creek, you can see the fog hanging out this morning. it's going to be around throughout the commute. it'

. >>> well, a camp-in of sorts is in libby schaaf's front jarred.ople were taking their message to the mayor's doorstep. protesters tell us mayor libby schaaf is just feeding them lip service when she recently suggested oakland resident open their homes to the homeless. they set up this demonstration in her front yard as a tongue in cheek gesture to those comments. more than 2,700 people living on oakland's street roos right now, many of them children. most of them live in conditions unfit for children. >> it's freezing out here. we're doing? you can tell a society's values by where they put their dollars. libby's values are in development. she doesn't care who gets pushed out in the process. >> that's a group that accuses oakland pd of racial professoring. she says the city should start with using half of the police budget, about $250 million per year, to help address the growing homeless problem. the city does plan to spend about $185 million over the next two years on housing and homelessness. much of that money, though, goes towards helping peop

even those not target like oakland mayor libby schaaf took offense to the department of justice's message. >> it is unconscionable, it is un-american!! that this administration thinks that it is okay to threaten a duly elected official with jail time for putting in my opinion, public safety in front of politics! >> reporter: san francisco city attorney dennis herrera says what the law requires now is narrow and san francisco follows it. newly named interim mayor of san francisco mark farrell is following his predecessors defending the sanctuary status of san francisco. >> san francisco has always been and will always be a sanctuary city and it will 100% remain so during my time as mayor. >> reporter: the block i.c.e. coalition a group hosting a rally today in response to the threat. it's at 4:00 in california at 6:30 stanton street in san francisco. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> president trump made a surprise appearance at a white house briefing and as reporter weijia jang tells us, he wanted to make an announcement on special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation bef

. >>> back at home, oakland mayor libby schaaf and san francisco's acting mayor, london breed, say they are both willing to go to jail to protect the sanctuary city status of their cities. they are responded to reports that a major immigration sweep is coming soon to northern california. the san francisco chronicle says more than 1500 undocumented immigrants may be targeted for arrest in the next couple of weeks. the acting director of i.c.e. threatened to arrest and prosecute the mayors of sanctuary cities. >> this is one of the issues that i would not mind going to jail for the first time in my life over. >> i would be willing to go to jail to defend oakland's sanctuary status and the policies that reflect the values of this community. >> thomas homan, the acting director of i.c.e. issued a statement -- those who put politics a their political ambitions over public ould talk to the victims of crimes perpetrated by criminal aliens to put the decisions they make into perspective. >>> california attorney general javier becerra held a news conference and warned california companies that a

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mayor libby schaaf said police will not cooperate with i.c.e. agents in the future. >>> bring your boss to buy pot day is quickly approaching. if you've never heard of it, it's because a local chain of pot stores made it up. if you bring your ceo to any apothecary locations, both of you will receive 20% off your purchase. every day next week a different type of professional will receive discounts. ceos and lawyers happen monday. i would just be very sure your boss is cool with this. >> right. don't just show up. >> like real sure. >>> an elementary school has become a hot spot for birdwatchers because a bare of bald eagles is back to roost for the second year in a row. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story from milpitas. >> reporter: as dusk arrived, so did they, a graceful return to their newly built nest in milpitas. >> it's breathtaking to see them fly in. >> reporter: rex brought his 6-year-old son, dareus. >> i have a little camera. it doesn't have a big lens. >> we get so busy with our lives. take in what you see around us and n

--los organizadores dicen que ''schaaf'' debe poner el ejemplo y hacer mas para ayudarlos. activistas en oakland hay mas de 2 mil 700 --segun los activistas en oakland hay mas de 2 mil 700 indigentes muchos de ellos niÑos. --ademas, aseguran que una solucion a este problema seria usar la mitad del presupuesto dedicado a la policia -alrededor 250 millones de dolares al aÑo- para crear viviendas para los desamparados. ---cada aÑo el pais hacesuna pausa para celebrar el natalicio del lider de los derechos civiles, martin luther king. ---pero este aÑo, con la presidencia de trump muchos dicen que ...mas que nunca su legado debe ser defendido. ---pilar nino nos amplia con danzas aztecas, marchas y desayunos desde oakland hasta san jose, lideres y miembros de la comunidad resaltaron el gran legado de martin luter king en nuestras vidas. daniel morales/ex trabajador cet 0:29 abrio las puertas para todas la minorias para trabajos, especialmente educacion, cambiar el sistema 0:39 un legado que dicen mas que nunca cobra importancia cuando hace apenas unos dias, el presidente donald t

mh t48 --- la alcaldesa libby schaaf y funcionarios de la autoridad de vivienda en oakland anunciaronfinancieros para que los propietarios acepten a familias de la seccin 8 y ayuden a la crisis de vivienda asequible en la ciudad. ofrecieron: --- un fondo de 500 dolares en efectivo por firmar ---2mil 500 dolares para reparaciones y hasta dos meses de alquiler pagado para mantener la vivienda de la seccion ocho -- han pasado 100 dias despues de los incendios en el norte de california y el condado de orange. -- hasta el dia de hoy, 4 mil, 349 viviendas han sido consideradas elegibles para recibir asistencia de "fema" que ha aprovado 14.3 millones de dolares em fondos para el programa de asistencia. ---184 solicitantes viven en casas rodantes, vivendas pre fabricadas o unidades arrendadas --de regreso a san jose.. tres escuelas han sido victimas de delincuentes en los ultimos dias.. --los planteles afectados son ''ocala steam academy'' y las secundarias ''sheppard'' y '''george'', asi como las oficinas de compras y recursos humanos del distrito alum rock.. --al parecer, el jueves y el vie

. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf issues a statement in response to a protest saturday night outside of her home. activists stayed there until late in the evening to draw attention to homelessness. the mayor was not there at the time of the protest. in her statement released yesterday she said the city leaders are working each and every day to create new housing for homeless and fighting homeless. volunteers helping set up a temporary homeless center downtown told us more needs to be done. >> we see ourselves as like a temporary -- a temporary solution to this crisis and the only solution to this crisis is permanent housing that everybody can afford. >> one council member at the event told us the city is looking at models set up in other cities. they want to find a workable solution to improve the homeless crisis. >>> happening today, parents will join tobacco opponents in san francisco to pressure leaders to reject tobacco lobbyists. organizers are defending political groups refuse money from tobacco companies seeking to overturn san francisco's new ban on flavored tobacco. supervisors

su polica no colaborara, ni siquiera en casos de investigacin criminal incluso la alcaldesa libby schaafijo que est dispuesta a ir a la carcel por defender la poltica de ciudad santuario autoridades en sf emitieron un comunicado reafirmando tambin su poltica... donde dijeron. fs "la polica de san francisco no trabaja con las leyes de inmigracin y no da, ni dar asistencia a ice/cbp en ninguna operacin o redada" y recuerde usted --incluso en redadas migratorias ---tiene derechos... expertos recomiendan no dar declaraciones hasta tanto no tenga presente un abogado sot mark xxx y tenga en cuenta estos nmeros telefnicos de ayuda en caso de redadas outro xx ---hoy fue acusado formalmente "joseph bailey" de 28 aÑs de edad por facilitar y permitir a un grupo de reclusos golpearan a otro reo estando bajo su supervision el pasado 24 de octubre. ---la golpiza dej al reo con heridas, moretones y la nariz fracturada. ---"bailey" ser procesado por los cargos de asalto en el tribunal superior del condado de alameda el viernes por la tarde. ---- las autoridades continan tras la pista de varios sospechos

---de acuerdo con "libby schaaf", actualmente 170 familias que gozan de este beneficio, no tienen un. ---la concejal de oakland ''rebecca kaplan'' present una propuesta para aliviar la crisis de vivienda... ---el plan de la concejal contempla agilizar un aumento en el nmero de unidades secundarias que permitan el programa de vales de eleccin de vivienda de la seccin 8... --- la propuesta exige limitar el tiempo de demora en el proceso de permisos de vivienda asequibles... --- vamonos al condado de riverside, en el sur de california.......donde la familia de una niÑa de tres aÑos asegura que la madre de la menor la asesin....... --- segn los familiares, la madre de la pequeÑa sufra problemas mentales. ---luis treto, nos tiene detalles de la investigacin ---- la madre de la supuesta agresora irrumpi en llanto al enterarse de la muerte de su nieta de 3 aÑos. segn fuentes allegadas a la investigacion policiaca, la mama de la menor supuestamente le corto el cuello a la niÑa. mike vsquez/portavoz del sheriff del condado de riverisde "encontramos una niña que falleció afuera de la residenci

when we told mayor libby schaaf about it, she promised to help. two days later public works trucks showed up. the street went from this to this. but less than a week later, people are already back to dumping trash illegally. the students wanted to talk to the mayor about solving the problem permanently. the mayor admitted she'll need students' help. >> i have more garbage and illegal dumping out there, than i have the capacity to pick up. the city has fallen way behind. >> reporter: and students were happy to weigh in with suggestions with organize free neighborhood dump days, kickoff social media campaigns, and establish public works internships. >> i love the idea of having some interns. >> reporter: student jewel adams says she'd like to talk more about what's leading to dutching, hole -- dumping, homelessness and high cost of living and evictions. but still she left the meeting inspired. >> we were heard. we feel like we have a voice and say in what happens in our community. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> the bay area is out of runni

and in turn boycotted today's white house luncheon, even those not targeted like oakland's libby schaaf taking offense. >> it is unconationable. it is un-- unconscionable. it is unamerican that this president thinks it is okay to threaten a duly elected official with jail time for putting in my opinion public safety in front of politics. >> reporter: the letter requests any orders or policies directing law enforcement on their interaction with immigrations and customs enforcement or i.c.e., but if municipalities don't comply, the feds won'ting asking again. they'll subpoena -- won't be asking again. they'll subpoena, a shout across to the mayors. >> my administration next year will absolutely be 100% committed to our sanctuary city policy. we will stand up to the trump administration, anything they try to do. >> this has become much more than a shouting match outside of the state of immigration policies. federal dollars hang in the balance of this debate. now attorney general jeff sessions is trying to tie policy to the fate of funds from the edward burn memorial justice assistance gran