thank you you alyssa and with our work with the city and all the families i want to say over and over again, the theme of our family unification has been a strong principle of this city and certainly when it comes to our failed immigration policies in the country we have maintained this very strong principle for those that have by future or other circumstances come into our borders i want to say thank you to the entire san francisco immigrant legal defense collaborative a number of members are here today government agencies that have also an part of collaborative - two years ago we started this conversation with the country was talking about closing hits e its borders and harshness when it comes to re9th minors with their families we did what san francisco should do we should help we should make life less complicated less harsh, less traumatized so we sat down with the collaborative the community agencies that provide service to our immigrant population though the immigrant rights commission we sat down and had stakeholders meetings and coming out of that we re-established the strongest principle that our city can provide which is family reunif

it is a very strong city. it is difficult for the iraqi government to take back the city. genie: i am sorry, general, we will have to leave it there. we have some trouble with your phone line. let's come back now to paris, where seven suspected french on trial today and all of them are originally from the eastern town of strasbourg. they are accused of going to train in syria with islamic state group. one of the men is the brother of one of the suicide armors in the paris attacks last november -- suicide bombers in the paris attacks last november. 14,000 migrants have been rescued since last monday. that was the biggest -- the busiest week of crossings from libya to italy this year, but 700 more are thought to have drowned at sea this past year alone. kyle brown has this. >> the bodies of those who did not make it alive on to europe's shores, were unloaded by crane on sunday. dozens of corpses have been recovered by search and rescue teams combing the mediterranean. on wednesday this crowded boat began to list before capsizing altogether. some of those rescued last week sp

i have always loved the city because it has strong neighborhoods and one the anchor institutions that make our neighborhoods strauss is sth public libraries. opposite to what sometimes i read about other cities when they have economic troubles first and foremost they go after their libraries. we do the opposite and when ineconomy is strong as it is #4ist torically today eel we'll invest in more public libraries. this is where places work and want to say thank you to our librar ian, she wundserful leader and let us have their family children space. if we are here too long the kids will get rowdy and they have every right to because this is their space and respect that. i think they know why i'm here and happy to be here to unveil the may 1 budget, but before i do that i want to share a bit of good news and that is in concert with our libraries and great leadership of library staff here and every branch we have in the itcity, we runouncing a increase to the library hour frz the entire city. that means that there will be a minimum of at least 50 hours a week the libraries are open. there

. >> the connection between the team and the city is strong and deep. the city feels good when the team does well. >> it has been so many years. we are going to keep going. >> you can hear the city is feeling good. the western conference finals now the sharks play the blues in st. louis. >> bring on the blues. this is fantastic. outside s.a.p. center. >> thanks. >>> new at 10:00 a sign of the times in san francisco, a few months after the gun store closed, the space is being reopened as a cannabis club. at the base of the heights. speaking about the change. >> julie is located. the gun store was in business for 6 decades. they will sell cannabis not guns. the store is nestled in bars and restaurants. inside the space is under instruction. >> basic stuff. >> high hoped for the cannabis club. >> it seems like it sers supposed to happen. >> the collective just up the street, that club has been in business 10 years but faces eviction. >> it is a neighborhood place. it is a sign of the times. >> the manager of the gun store had to sell. one neighbor said the

city council is considering a ban on travel and business with north carolina and mississippi over the new laws that discriminate against lgbt community. supporters say the ban what's the -- sent a strong message. city council will consider the bands on tuesday. >>> the us coast guard is searching for missing mother who was on board a cruise ship. samantha, texas mother, fell over the edge of a carnival liberty cruiseship yesterday. they confirmed that she is the only passenger unaccounted for. >> people are talking about it. >> a coast guard aircraft was dispatched from alabama to search the area southeast the galveston. the search is ongoing. >>> long and painful. that is how passengers are describing massive delays across the area. the tsa is taking new steps to ease the congestion. will carr has that story. >> awaiting three hours for what may be a two hour fight by 90 minute flight is not acceptable. >> travelers are facing hours away times just to be checked in through security. >> there are so many people that you cannot get to put your stuff in the bands and move. everybody was in this big blog. >> they say increased travel volume is straining the system. homeland security secr

i have always loved the city because it has strong neighborhoods and one the anchor institutions that make our neighborhoods strauss is sth public libraries. opposite to what sometimes i read about other cities when they have economic troubles first and foremost they go after their libraries. we do the opposite and when ineconomy is strong as it is #4ist torically today eel we'll invest in more public libraries. this is where places work and want to say thank you to our librar ian, she wundserful leader and let us have their family children space. if we are here too long the kids will get rowdy and they have every right to because this is their space and respect that. i think they know why i'm here and happy to be here to unveil the may 1 budget, but before i do that i want to share a bit of good news and that is in concert with our libraries and great leadership of library staff here and every branch we have in the itcity, we runouncing a increase to the library hour frz the entire city. that means that there will be a minimum of at least 50 hours a week the libraries are open. there

not strong tomorrow. 76 in san angelo. 85 in union city. the hottest spot in the bay area, mid-90s, antioch in brentwood. 90 in san ramon. 91 in concorde. for the coastline, that seabreeze will be strong enough to keep the temperatures down. 69. 67 in daly city. in the north bay the temperatures are going to be in the hot side. 89 in the napa valley. 81 in mill valley. the next couple of days it will crank up the temperature. it will cool down slightly on wednesday and thursday, by thursday the temperatures could be up to triple digits. that is a look at the weather. back to you. >>> a new rundown of this coming weeks stories. >>> here are some of the stories we are tracking for tomorrow. >>> game one of the nhl reference. stanley cup finals is the sharks take on the penguins. the puck drops at 5 pm pacific time. for $5 you can buy a ticket to the viewing party tomorrow night at the sharks center. >>> the warriors will hit the court tomorrow night in oakland is a take on oklahoma city in game 7. that starts at 6 pm at oracle. >>> since the w

inmany strong challenges cities and towns around the country. johnson helps lay the foundation for this. it continues with richard nixon and ronald reagan. 1968 and he makes law and order the centerpiece of his campaign. he takes a lot of what barry andwater was talking about tries to build a whole platform of it. he said that we need to take a tough stand against the demonstrators. he helps launch the first wave of the war on drugs. reagan whose most famous for his time in the presidency. but at this time he's the governor of california. where nixon also got his start. the fact that they both come from california is significant. reagan takes us tough stand against student activism. when campuses are protesting and demanding changes in the reagan is the first to, police and demand more law and order. he builds his national reputation and how he responds in california. 13 figure is j edgar hoover, the head of the fbi. hoover starts this thing called the counterintelligence program. it is a secret police strategy of the fbi. in the 1950's to try t

i have always loved the city because it has strong neighborhoods and one the anchor institutions that make our neighborhoods strauss is sth public libraries. opposite to what sometimes i read about other cities when they have economic troubles first and foremost they go after their libraries. we do the opposite and when ineconomy is strong as it is #4ist torically today eel we'll invest in more public libraries. this is where places work and want to say thank you to our librar ian, she wundserful leader and let us have their family children space. if we are here too long the kids will get rowdy and they have every right to because this is their space and respect that. i think they know why i'm here and happy to be here to unveil the may 1 budget, but before i do that i want to share a bit of good news and that is in concert with our libraries and great leadership of library staff here and every branch we have in the itcity, we runouncing a increase to the library hour frz the entire city. that means that there will be a minimum of at least 50 hours a week the libraries are open. there

city planned for monday. >>> speaking of the jersey shore, this morning's high tide there could cause minor coastal flooding between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. the strong surf in atlantic city battered the beaches. posts above the sand crumpled under the erosion. there was flooding in ocean city at west avenue. >>> let's turn to david. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan we have rain sweeping off the ocean and pushing into the west, places like coatsville and honeybrook where it is not raining yet, expect heavy bands pushing into your area in the next couple of hours. we are seeing heavy rain highlighted in yellow. notice how it's one band after another. as i start this up, you can see it pushing in from the ocean of a toward the north and west. cherry hill saw heavier stuff still coming down heavily, ponding and puddling on the roads for sure. same thing for philadelphia. the blue route is taking on heavy rain and about to get more and i-95 and the pennsylvania turnpike and the new jersey turnpike and 295 has been in and out of this heavier stuff. in allentown it's starting to build in, but it's lighter. western chester county will see it. m

city. a few strong tornadoes are possible today. large hail, damaging winds definitely. the possibility of those dangerous tornadoes in numerous ones that will be the concern. that is your national weather. here is a closer look at your day ahead. >>> the thunderstorms threat go down through texas. texas we are more concerned with large hail and wind damage. the tornado threat is greater and a little more spin in the atmosphere in areas of nebraska and kansas and eastern iowa. >>> yeah, this was advertised as a big week for severe weather and today could possibly could be the worse of it. >> tornado alley active this time of the year. thanks, bi making ways on line as one of the youngest water-skiers ever. 6-month-old doesn't know how to walk yet but over the weekend zila glided 700 feet across the late and treaded water along her ski pads were the adults. her parents bother water-skiing champions. that's it. they say they placed her on indoor skis after she learned how to stand and they noticed she had a strong grip. that is quite amazing republican the best places for

city will run out of cash in two weeks. >>> mayor kenny's tax on sugary drinks prompted strong opposition outside city hall. the man wants to use the money to expand pre-k classes. critics say the proposed tax will hurt small businesses and low income communities. >>> it don't seem like that much for a good cause. it's something that matters. >>> the state pass this is soda tax, next week it will be cakes and potato chips and eventually it will be healthy foods. >>> city council will make its decision on the proposed tax next months. >>> a lot of people are thinking about summer travel plans and tsa is saying to the government we need help to help you out. let's go over to maribel aber with the latest in the "money scope report." >> reporter: good morning, tam, tsa is asking for money to shorten airport security lines. the request comes always expected surge in summer travelers threats to add to crowded airports. the wait times doubled from last year, if approved it will go to hiring hundreds of tsa officers and paying overtime to those working. >>> right now looks like future are pointing to a higher open.

city ha. >> i didn't go to work bus i'm strong support of the frisco fight i have been with them since day one. >>reporter: friday sheriff's deputy arrested 33 frisco 5

strong sea breeze. looking back toward the city of san francisco. a bawfl shot outside. plenty the clouds as we head into the early morning hours. maybe a couple more rain drops. so tonight mostly clow die skies a. slight chance of a scattered light shower overnight tonight. tomorrow, we're going to see the -- just off the coastline and that could bring with it a few more scattered showers. a possibility of a isolated storm. but as we set up for the big holiday weekend a mix of sunshine anne some clouds. all right. out the door right now. 59 in concord. 58 degrees in san francisco. the winds kicking up outside. 22 miles an hour. through the delta. so a pretty good sea breeze developing tonight. that's going to carry the fog and maybe as far as the delta overnight tonight and it's tomorrow morning. what an interesting day today. some showers. we had some thunderstorms showing up in the east bay hills and tonight, continuing to see some more snow in the high country. and we're not done just yet. you can see the low spinning just off the coastline right here. it's going to

this oklahoma city fan stood strong in a sea of blue and gold. >> that's what we do, finish things. . >> lisa amin gulezian. >> the stanley cup final said they beat the game lightning news at 11:00, an unqualified loose cannon. the presidential candidate hurling that insult on the campaign trail. >> and concert chaos. showing gunfire at a packed show. >> and a bay area middle school student takes the stage at the scripps national spelling bee. did he spell his way to the top? >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel. warmer today and hotter for the holiday weekend. we'll take a closer look coming up. >> thank you, sandhya. firs a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after abc news at 11:00. >> thanks, dan and ama. here is something from me to you. >> i am available to be running mate in case you or anyone you know needs someone. at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>

this oklahoma city fan stood strong in a sea of blue and gold. >> that's what we do, finish things. .> lisa amin gulezian. >> the stanley cup final said they beat the game lightning. >> well still ahead on abc news at 11:00, an unqualified loose cannon. the presidential candidate hurling that insult on the campaign trail. >> and concert chaos. showing gunfire at a packed show. >> and a bay area middle school student takes the stage at the scripps national spelling bee. did he spell his way to the top? >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel. warmer today and hotter for the holiday weekend. we'll take a closer look coming up. >> thank you, sandhya. firs a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after abc news at 11:00. >> thanks, dan and ama. here is something from me to you. >> i am available to be running mate in case you or anyone you know needs someone. >>> vaw knee shaw, san ramon and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> hillary clinton is spending tonight in the bay area. this afternoon gavin newsome gathered to rally supporters at the historic bank in san francisco. c

our city has a very strong record of prioritizingiment provement in public health by encouraging healthy life styles for employees and residentsment healthy eating is a key factor reducing a number of chronic conditions we see prevalent across the city and here in san francisco including obesity, heart disease, stroke, cancer and other threatening disease. this cost the taxpayers millions each year in health car can you cost jz believe it should be a priority to lower the cost. i do believe we should dpoo everything in our power to implement policies that seek to benefit the public and make the holethy choice a easy choice. we started this dialogue in earnest over the past several years with the tax discussions last year. a father of 3 young children and believe by leading in example in this regard and the city should lead as well. the healthy beverage snam policy will be one the staungest in the country. it will shet nutrition guideline jz standards sold in vending machine jz food and beverages served in city events using public resource squz encourages restaurants on city property to h

our city has a very strong record of prioritizingiment provement in public health by encouraging healthy life styles for employees and residentsment healthy eating is a key factor reducing a number of chronic conditions we see prevalent across the city and here in san francisco including obesity, heart disease, stroke, cancer and other threatening disease. this cost the taxpayers millions eachyear in health car can you cost jz believe it should be a priority to lower the cost. i do believe we should dpoo everything in our power to implement policies that seek to benefit the public and make the holethy choice a easy choice. we started this dialogue in earnest over the past several years with the tax discussions last year. a father of 3 young children and believe by leading in example in this regard and the city should lead as well. the healthy beverage snam policy will be one the staungest in the country. it will shet nutrition guideline jz standards sold in vending machine jz food and beverages served in city events using public resource squz encourages restaurants on city property to ha

our city has a very strong record of prioritizingiment provement in public health by encouraging healthy life styles for employees and residentsment healthy eating is a key factor reducing a number of chronic conditions we see prevalent across the city and here in san francisco including obesity, heart disease, stroke, cancer and other threatening disease. this cost the taxpayers millions each year in health car can you cost jz believe it should be a priority to lower the cost. i do believe we should dpoo everything in our power to implement policies that seek to benefit the public and make the holethy choice a easy choice. we started this dialogue in earnest over the past several years with the tax discussions last year. a father of 3 young children and believe by leading in example in this regard and the city should lead as well. the healthy beverage snam policy will be one the staungest in the country. it will shet nutrition guideline jz standards sold in vending machine jz food and beverages served in city events using public resource squz encourages restaurants on city property to h

separate storms, a new one in the middle of the country and a strong cold front. kansas city to joplin. large hail is a threat later today. for today's forecast, clouds and rain for the east coast will be off and off throughout the day and new england this afternoon. the evening storms for kansas city to st. louis the day time hours look fine and phoenix 104. as far as the weekend forecast saturday, we watch the storm in the middle of the country heading for areas of philadelphia and d.cd that is your national weather. here is a closer look at your day ahead. >>> so for today, there is that cold front heading to the southeast coastline. we will be watching charlotte to raleigh to north carolina for the possibility of some showers and storms during the day. late today, the storms from wichita to kansas city that could obtain some large hail. -- could contain large hail. the story over the weekend is the cold air coming down from the grakeeat lakes to the northeast. >>> congress is final acting to fight the zika virus threat. >>> have it your way. can you guess where? you're wa

but there are strong reactions around the city about his administration and his resignation. suhr has been the target of protests for months after several controversial officer- involved shootings. >> all these police shootings are happening under his leadership and he can't stop it, then we need a new leadership who can get to his people. >> he does seem to be one of the more sort of proactive chiefs that we have had, as long as i've lived here and i grew up here, so him being fired for this, i think it achieves nothing. >> we also talked to former san francisco police chief tony ra berra who has known suhr since suhr was an academy recruit 30 years. he says suhr should leave with his head held high after a career of distinguished service. >>> we are following a developing story in fremont. police are searching for a driver who hit a man in a crosswalk and kept going. it happened yesterday morning just after 5:30 on fremont boulevard in central avenue -- and central avenue. police say a 64-year-old man was walking to the bus stop on his way to work when a car making a left t

city hall. >> i'm in strong support of the frisco five. >> friday, sheriff deputies arrested 33 supporters inside city hall. and a deputy struck her on the head with a bought on. >> i have a couldn't yugs and bruises along my arms. >>> a sheriff's office says anyone injured should report it so an internal affairs investigation can be completed. >> we want the chief of police fired and would like the mayor to go, too. >> in an e-mail statement the chief says he respects the commitment to reform writing we want to work together to have the police department ready. pro testers say there will be more activities this week, they won't say what is planned. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> be the first to know if protests disrupt the city where you live by down loading the abc7 news app. >> new at 6:00 we've received video of a san francisco muni driver using a racial slur during a dispute over a parking space. watch. >> what? >> i'm not black. >> your mentality is. >> okay. >> you can see the muni employee was driving a private vehicle. muni is responding and saying it's identified the driver and will t

what a difference a game makes, oklahoma city started strong in game two and withstood a wild ending.28 points. the thunder handed the sports just second home loss of the season. western conference tied at one game a piece. game three on friday at oklahoma city. penguins took control with 3-2 win in game three last night. capitols find themselves in 2-1 deficit. they have beaten just once in eight press playoff meetings. game four tomorrow. nicole: check this out. planets could have life and water, a group said they hope the best promise for life outside the solar system. the new planets were detected as they were blocking some of the star's light while orbiting. 240trillion-miles away. considering our own milky way, that's pretty close. lauren: the video is so cool. once prince found a way to pay tribute. used tractor to plow prince's symbol. image he found on the internet and just followed the pattern just like that. he couldn't believe it turned out so well. the tribute is only temporary. the field was seeded on monday. nicole: fox meteorologist maria molina has been tracking very

city. generous andthe strong support. i have worked with him in the congress all the time that we served concurrently. we are close personal friends. he and i have worked together for the medical school project of this community. [applause] with this great crowd, it's just great to be in johnson city, home of the tennessee buccaneers. [applause] the hilltop or's. [applause] the constitution hall bandits. [applause] independence hall rebels. [applause] message today to the people of tennessee can be summed up in just a very few words. as much as i believe a strong and prosperous american automobile industry, this year there is absolutely no reason whatsoever to trade in your ford on another model. [applause] i've had the great honor and privilege to serve as your president for more than 21 months. 1974, took office in america was faced with some of the most serious problems in its 200 year history. our economy had gone haywire with prices going up at a rate of more than 12% grid with america on the brink of the worst reces

our city has a very strong record of prioritizingiment provement in public health by encouraging healthy life styles for employees and residentsment healthy eating is a key factor reducing a number of chronic conditions we see prevalent across the city and here in san francisco including obesity, heart disease, stroke, cancer and other threatening disease. this cost the taxpayers millions each year in health car can you cost jz believe it should be a priority to lower the cost. i do believe we should dpoo everything in our power to implement policies that seek to benefit the public and make the holethy choice a easy choice. we started this dialogue in earnest over the past several years with the tax discussions last year. a father of 3 young children and believe by leading in example in this regard and the city should lead as well. the healthy beverage snam policy will be one the staungest in the country. it will shet nutrition guideline jz standards sold in vending machine jz food and beverages served in city events using public resource squz encourages restaurants on city property to h

of supervises and we'll seek their approval of their budgets and it continues our strong economic foundation for the city in making sure we take care of our infrastructure. in the 12 departments ask include the airport and port and public utilities commission, the municipal transportation commission or building inspection as a example, you have at the airport. they will continue refurbishing our terminals and making sure they support the incredible historic levels of visitors coming into the sitee. they also have a incredible turnout the airport is building its own hotel that will be part the visitor experience that will be reflective of the number 1 driver in the citytoryism and haase pitality. we will make invisment in theport that will be one the biggest infrastructure challenges in the time and chablg for reziziancy and that is making sure the sea whaul wall will be there for hopefully another century or. the sea wall is something we'll teach the public about because it is underground and along the entire eastern side the city and you don't see it, it is below ground but if we don't rebuild the sea w

the city is one of the last major islamic state strong holds in iraq along with the second largest cityown as the human arrow. on sunday jeb corliss lived up to the name once again dropping out of a helicopter wearing a wing suit and attempting to hit a target over the great wall of china. we have more on his wild ride. >> climb out. >> reporter: the starting line, 6,000 feet up. the finish, a paper bull's eye the size of an apple suspended over the great wall of china. >> rock my world. >> reporter: all jeb corliss had to do to make history, hit the target at 120 miles an hour. >> this is a project about precision. this was a project about doing something that was really, really hard. >> reporter: the 40-year-old has made a name for himself cheating death with jumps from the world's tallest building, the sky park in singapore, malaysia's citronis towers and flights barely squeezing through the smallest gaps. today's no cliffs but tail winds. >> it was gusting but it made it difficult to home in. >> reporter: corliss fighting to stay on target and coming in fast covering 6,000 feet in 4

city hall. >> i'm in strong support of the frisco five. >> friday, sheriff deputies arrested 33 supporters inside city hall. and a deputy struck her on the head with a bought on. >> i have a couldn't yugs and bruises along my arms. >>> a sheriff's office says anyone injured should report it so an internal affairs investigation can be completed. >> we want the chief of police fired and would like the mayor to go, too. >> in an e-mail statement the chief says he respects the commitment to reform writing we want to work together to have the police department ready. pro testers say there will be more activities this week, they won't say what is planned. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> be the first to know if protests disrupt the city where you live by down loading the abc7 news app. >> new at 6:00 we've received video of a san francisco muni driver using a racial slur during a dispute over a parking space. watch. >> what? >> i'm not black. >> your mentality is. >> okay. >> you can see the muni employee was driving a private vehicle. muni is responding and saying it's identified the driver and will t

. >>> the city of san jose is looking to take a strong stand against the states that are discriminating against the lgbt community. city leaders will consider a proposal banning nonessential travel to those states, and we are live from the san jose city hall with more.>> reporter: some city officials do not want to use the city funds to travel to mississippi and north carolina because of the laws that have been past. -- passed there. and here is dbmo that bans nonessential city travel and business such as business meetings and other events in those two states. in the last couple of moments -- couple of months, north carolina past the "bathroom wall" and says that you must use the bathroom based on your birth certificate. and organizations can deny the gay, lesbian, transsexual community, and they can also denied to employee lgbt people. city council members are putting this on the city agenda for today, and they want to show that san jose does not support discriminatory policies like this.>>> your time is 4:36 am. >>> someone was stabbed late last night at the san leandro parks -- bart

i have always loved the city because it has strong neighborhoods and one the anchor institutions that make our neighborhoods strauss is sth public libraries. opposite to what sometimes i read about other cities when they have economic troubles first and foremost they go after their libraries. we do the opposite and when ineconomy is strong as it is #4ist torically today eel we'll invest in more public libraries. this is where places work and want to say thank you to our librar ian, she wundserful leader and let us have their family children space. if we are here too long the kids will get rowdy and they have every right to because this is their space and respect that. i think they know why i'm here and happy to be here to unveil the y 1 budget, but before i do that i want to share a bit of good news and that is in concert with our libraries and great leadership of library staff here and every branch we have in the itcity, we runouncing a increase to the library hour frz the entire city. that means that there will be a minimum of at least 50 hours a week the libraries are open. there a

the city would have a strong hand to play in post brexit. equating to wall street here meaning the financial draistrict in london. provide their services across the european economic area without the need for further authorizations should not be underestimated. assuming the uk chooses to stay outside the eea. the uk would lose his its passporting rights upon brexit. the question being if they lost that free movement of people with the passport aspect, would financial institutions like the jap.p. morgans and deutsche ban have to move that head count immediately? this is a great article exploring the likelihoods. if there was no agreement then potentially they would. because they wouldn't be allowed to trade cross-border assets that other banks do on a daily basis. and other pieces. would they be able to make those people move to another financial center. the chairman of the ubs saying the uk would get a favorable deal but there is a very important part of this debate. there will be more focus on it going forward and this particular proceed re

. >>> a severe thunderstorm west of dodge city, kansas, was so strong it troued multiple tornadoes at the same time. luckily those twisters stayed mostly over farmland. you can see how fare powerful they were on the ground. we'll have more from that region in our next half hour. >>> thousands of u.s.-backed fighters in syria have launched a major offensive to retake the city of raqqahing from isis. battle is being led primarily by kurdish force with air support from the u.s.-led coalition. stoois has controlled the northern city city for the past 2 1/2 years. egyption authorities are taking steps to begin identifying the remains of those on board egyptair 804. relatives of victims are givingd na samples that will be compared with remains found in the sea. there was some confusion yesterday when one egyptian official said body parts that were recovered suggest the jet was brought down by an explosion. later, that suggestion was dismissed. >>> the justice department is seeking the death penalty against the man accused of killing nine black parishioners in north carolina. dylann roof is

i have always loved the city because it has strong neighborhoods and one the anchor institutions thatake our neighborhoods strauss is sth public libraries. opposite to what sometimes i read about other cities when they have economic troubles first and foremost they go after their libraries. we do the opposite and when ineconomy is strong as it is #4ist torically today eel we'll invest in more public libraries. this is where places work and want to say thank you to our librar ian, she wundserful leader and let us have their family children space. if we are here too long the kids will get rowdy and they have every right to because this is their space and respect that. i think they know why i'm here and happy to be here to unveil the may 1 budget, but before i do that i want to share a bit of good news and that is in concert with our libraries and great leadership of library staff here and every branch we have in the itcity, we runouncing a increase to the library hour frz the entire city. that means that there will be a minimum of at least 50 hours a week the libraries are open. there a

. >> this gave disney basically the powers of an incorporated city, which is very strong. >> they couldcquire land, levy taxes. it had control over pest control, water and flood control, and fire services. >> disney is its own local government. and i don't think that would ever happen again in florida or probably anywhere else. >> the 2-year, $400 million construction project employed more than 9,000 people. >> lots of different construction companies that had experience with very large projects were brought into florida. >> finally, in october of 1971, the doors to the magic kingdom were opened. over the next 2 years, more than 20 million people visited, and 13,000 found work there. >> in 1971, we had one theme park, the magic kingdom, two hotels. that was all that there was. it's evolved to now almost 65,000 people employed. >> its four theme parks, two water parks, golf courses, resort hotels and not to mention retail. >> it's thought to have a direct $50 billion economic impact for the state. it helps to bring in over 60 million visitors year after year. >> suddenly, orlando was flo

hail and strong wind hit yuba city this afternoon. it is really coming down. meteorologist jeff rannaira is tracking -- jeff ranieri is tracking the weather. >> lightning is one of the leading killers. the best advice, if you happen to hear the thunder or see any lightning strikes, you need to head indoors. sometimes, like that family, you can't escape it but luckily it looks like, again, they'll be okay. most of the lightning strikes happening from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. toward portions the north bay. we're tracking a few areas of scattered showers and thunderstorms. we'll get to that in a minute. in terms of rain fall totals it is hit or miss. redwood city, nothing. san francisco, nothing at all and toward the santa cruz mountains, we had a tenth of an inch. it is an area of low pressure spiraling into instability and as we look through tonight, the largest area of concern right now will be this area in east san jose and milipedas. and what could be moving into san jose in the next few hours. we'll have more details coming up. >> thank you, jeff. track the

don't think there's a big city donald trump can go into at this point and not have a reaction like this from at least a portion of the people who live there. republicans are strong outside of the cities, but inside of the cities they are now very democratic leaning and the other big divide you see is cultural and racial. donald trump is running a campaign that is laser focused on the economic and demographic anxieties of the portions of white america most uneasy about the way the country is changing and what you're seeing in the protests is the other side of that debate. those who embody the change feeling as though trump is a throat their kind of position in american life and they are -- the resistance that you see on the street in here is a kind of a microcosm of the demographic challenge that trump faces within the broader electorate that is growing inexorably more diverse i. want to call attention to the pictures we just saw, because it really is quite amazing that we see these, this is playing out on our streets here in the country. how do -- how does hillary clinton or donald trump address this? the fact that you do have a nation here that is very much div

and we need to make sure that we have a strong policy framework to guide the city's regulations and to that sector and a smooth transition, and as we graple with the benefits and the impacts of some of these services. we will provide that to the agency. and moving on to funding. i will just note that we hope that this is a big year for our local revenue. we are pledging our support to bart as bart pursued a regional bond, and we have been working with the city agencies and the regional agencies on a new revenue measure and we await it on the board for that. and we have the fund programming ongoing and allocations ongoing from the prop k and the double a programs and the one grant program and the cycle two work is happening together with the region to see where that program will land, but it looks to be similar to last round, which is funding some of the major initiatives here. the masonic bike facilities and the street, and the safeway to school programs and the like. and in terms of let me see. one more, and one thing that i might want to write and highlight here was the legislative a

strong. a hong kong iestment fund build the city's highest skyscraper last year for hundreds of millions of dollars. some say chinese have bought the high end real estate. sending video often leads to an instant discussion with a chinese client. she moved here from beijing last year after her husband went to the city. the family bought this house for nearly $2 million. they say many of their friends back home have suffered massive losses in china's stock markets. >> i really think it's a good decision to buy the house here rather than put my money into the stock market. >> reporter: she said the real estate sector could lose steam soon. >> there are changes in china to the economy and the government recently, you know, make it harder for people to move money overseas. >> reporter: people on the u.s. have seen many ups and do you understand over the years in the relations with china. it appears the latest can only get worse. nhk world. >>> it's time now for world weather with our meteorologist sayaka moore i are. people in parts of japan are experiencing summer-like temperatures. why is that? >> yea

cities across the new england coast. there is stronger storms moving through the upper midwest as we speak. hail and strong gusty winds in des moines and kansas city. speaking of texas, we had a lot of rain lately. the flooding potential still continues. rainfall totals through the first half of the workweek could exceed 4 to 5 inches. here is the temperatures for today. look at new york. 86 for the afternoon. back to you. >>> derek, thank you. iraqi forces facing a big test as they try to win back the key city of fallujah from isis. an update on the mission. we have a live report next. >>> one week after launching an operation after liberating fallujah from isis, forces are preparing for a key offensive. the fighting is described as intense with the u.s.-led coalition providing air cover. cnn's ben wedeman is tracking the latest for us live from rome. ben, this is a complicated operation with a lot of different factions involved. >> reporter: different operation. officials believe anywhere between 500 and 2,000 isis members dug in fallujah since january of 2014. they believe iraqi forces have seen part of

city. where they could have really strong wind gust on the leading edge here in 20 to 30 minutes. the southern portion of the system, warning up to the shores. northern part of the system heading northeast across arlington county and across the river into montgomery county is in effect until 7:00 this everything. you can see the time line here. burke, virginia, just about now. annandale 6:34. mount vernon 6:44. not hitting alexandria until 6:57 this evening. we will watch the storms closely. we have a fair amount of lightning. 32 lightning strikes. 33 lightning strikes total in the past 15 minutes. electrically active. the southern part of the system that is the most electrically active. we will have more opportunities for the showers and the thunderstorms tonight. the future cast suggests they will be scattered through 7:30 to it is clearing overnight. more hours are possible by the time you wake up. we will see continuation of the weather pattern. last week we did all this all over again. rain every day with the clouds. let's find out about sports. erin: i'm erin hawksworth live

city. a terrorist strong hold. ♪ [engine revs] ♪ ♪ [engine revving] the all-new audi a4 is here. >> here istery. the liberrian government is trying to find out the origins of the ghost ship. it was flying a nigeria flan flag. the crew clearly had been in distress. parts of the ship have been on fire. one of the two lifeboats are missing. they are hoping to find the owner in the maratine reggistry and find out what happened to the crew. >> director of national intelligence warning us about the fight against isis in iraq. james clapper said he doesn't believe that the u.s. forces will help retake mosul any time soon. >> reporter: james clapper for six years has overseen 17 different u.s. intelligence agencies for the president. he famously admitted in september of 2014, that the intelligence community underestimated isis. he like the president said the u.s. can't fix the middle east. and in a wide ranging interview with the washington post, he predicted that the u.s. will fight isis for decades and dampening the expectations of iraq retaking mosul. we kill a lot of their fighters and we will

. >> there is a strong message by san jose city leaders against the north carolina transgender law. >he cot of the morning commute is going up whether you use planes, trains, or automobile. >> here is "good morning america" at 7:00 and what is coming up. >> the race to the white house with donald trump sit down with we megyn kelly going head to head since the explosive moment at going debate attacking hillary clinton and bill clinton ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ >> you could be one of more than four million workers eligible forker time. the obama administration will issue new rules when workers can earn overtime the many existing rules date back 80 years. right now companies can deny overtime pay to workers would make more than $23000 a year. that will double to more than $47,000 a area. >> lawmakers want to force employers to give workers fair warning of the hours, with the reliable scheduling act require employers to give hourly workers a week advance notice of the uncoming schedule that will help workers in college and retail, and taking care of children, and holding a second j