dennis hart ÷ teamster"all the teamsters, we're all brothers and sisters, regardless of where you worked it's a very sad day."the colorguard at the services included a first responder who was there on the day of the shooting.mayor ed lee noted that these drivers did more than just deliver packages - they also delivered infectious smiles and happiness."we are here in our great city hall to honor each member of the family to let you know we will do everything to help you recover." congresswoman nancy pelosi brought condolences from congress.outside city hall, a u-p-s truck sat solemnly while family members took pictures with it.(nats)both upbeat and solemn tunes from a gospel choir echoed through the hall. (nats)one of the speakers was the 17-year-old son of wayne chan.his dad had been working on fixing up a car for him to drive.wayne passed away before finishing it, and just barely missed his son's driving test last week - which he passed. "after that story from chan's son, a union rep promised him that teamsters would help finish that car for him. in san francisco, spencer blake, kron fo

dennis hart ÷ teamster"all the teamsters, we're all brothers and sisters, regardless of where you workedry sad day."the colorguard at the services included a first responder who was there on the day of the shooting.mayor ed lee noted that these drivers did more than just deliver packages - they also delivered infectious smiles and happiness."we are here in our great city hall to honor each member of the family to let you know we will do everything to help you recover." congresswoman nancy pelosi brought condolences from congress.outside city hall, a u-p-s truck sat solemnly while family members took pictures with it.(nats)both upbeat and solemn tunes from a gospel choir echoed through the hall. (nats)one of the speakers was the 17-year-old son of wayne chan.his dad had been working on fixing up a car for him to drive.wayne passed away before finishing it, and just barely missed his son's driving test last week - which he passed. "after that story from chan's son, a union rep promised him that teamsters would help finish that car for him. in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news."

dennis hart ÷ teamster"all the teamsters, we're all brothers and sisters, regardless of where you worked it's a very sad day."the colorguard at the services included a first responder who was there on the day of the shooting.mayor ed lee noted that these drivers did more than just deliver packages - they also delivered infectious smiles and happiness."we are here in our great city hall to honor each member of the family to let you know we will do everything to help you recover." congresswoman nancy pelosi brought condolences from congress.outside city hall, a u-p-s truck sat solemnly while family members took pictures with it.(nats)both upbeat and solemn tunes from a gospel choir echoed through the hall. (nats)one of the speakers was the 17-year-old son of wayne chan.his dad had been working on fixing up a car for him to drive.wayne passed away before finishing it, and just barely missed his son's driving test last week - which he passed. "after that story from chan's son, a union rep promised him that teamsters would help finish that car for him. in san francisco, spencer blake, kron fo

joseph cilia / teamsters local 2875some people were right next to the victims, some were right next to the shooter, some were in the vicinity secretary-treasurer for teamsters local 2785 joe cilia says these men are terrified. and before they return to work they need to be ready because once they show up they're expected to perform at 100%.a lot of your customers are wishing you well and reminding you every day so you want to have your head straight when you're behind a packaged carfor now they're working on their mental health. we've facilitated through the insurance that they can seek help and then at that point you don't know how long. it could be soon, these things are on a case by casewhile those employees are out, packages still need to be delivered. help has been coming in from san bruno and all over.north bay sent drivers, san jose sunnyvale sent drivers. i know they've had supervisors come from as far as minnesota to come help fill the voidfor those that are back, people in the neighborhood can tell they're still in mourning.i try to keep them smiling you know. i know it's a h

rome aloise ÷ teamsters union rep "as teamsters, we take care of our own.you're family to us and you're always gonna be family to us."even house minority leader nancy pelosi was on hand to bring condolences from congress.one friend shared a memory of mike lefiti's enormous handshake that would make anyone else's hand disappear."mike was everybody's big brother, as a friend told the papers, a gentle giant whose compassion and generosity were larger than life."benson louie was a mentor to countless newbies at the package delivery company. joseph cilia ÷ teamsters union representative "it is very important for these young drivers starting out today to have someone like a benson help navigate."wayne chan found success after moving to america as a teenager. "he was a natural handyman with an innate talent and a passion for repairing broken things." time might be the only thing that can repair broken hearts. "they were good guys. they were just really good guys. they just came in and did their jobs day in and day out and this shouldn't have happened."(choir finis

i've seen teamsters were well aware of the awful conditions posed. who were beginning to worry that he couldn't get an infrastructure build on. but they were with trump because they thought he might bring changes. now they're worried he won't. they're worried that the potholes they drive the trucks on will never get fixed. that donald trump will not be an agent for the champion of the working man. >> and we democrats can answer the call of billions of americans like these folks i sat next to by offering them a better deal. >> and now it's my honor to introduce my partner in this great endeavor,someone who's done a great job for many years . my friend for many more years, eventhan that ,

tonight a dance choir performed and leadurs of the teamsters union -- leaders of the teamsters union spoke and house minority leader nancy pelosi spoke about each of the victims. >> these men were treasured members of the san francisco community. friendly faces and bearers of thoughtful words who made our days brighter and brought our community, community, closer. >> mayor ed lee noted how they gained the trust of customers. >> these are things that are part of community building, that your jobs have been meaning much more than just the work itself. >> the driver's union says most of those who saw the shootings have not been able to go back to the ups facility. >>> such today for -- search today for this young man who went missing six weeks ago. the 22-year-old was last seen driving towards the beach. kpix 5's john ramos shows us family members from hawaii flew in this weekend to look for more cruz. >> reporter: on thursday -- clues. >> reporter: on thursday, may 25 he picked up breakfast at mcdonalds and then headed back to his job, that is when he vanished -- >> 45 days ago now. >>

. >> reporter: the teamsters and u.p.s. family standing as one. >> they are our friends.hey are our family. and we will never forget that. >> reporter: the teamster's iconic emblem displayed in flowers of a wheel now broken. ♪ >> reporter: in san francisco, cornel bernard, abc7 news. >>> new video shows a small grass fire that caused a traffic backup in the north bay next to highway 101 near golf course drive this afternoon. the chp had the freeway shut down to one lane while firefighters worked to get it under control. >>> happening now, 14 large wildfires are burning across the state in bay area firefighters are on the way to help with the fire fight. crews from southern marin and mill valley left early heading north as part of a strike teechl fighting a fire. crews from san francisco are headed south to san lose ib ip sew. about 5,000 firefighters are battling flames. the largest fire is the alamo fire that's burned more than 23,000 acres and only 10% contained. a nearby santa barbara county, the whittier fire has grown to 7800 acres that started just yesterday afterno

. >> reporter: the teamsters and u.p.s. family standing as one. >> they are our friends.hey are our family. and we will never forget that. >> reporter: the teamster's iconic emblem displayed in flowers of a wheel now broken. ♪ >> reporter: in san francisco, cornel bernard, abc7 news. >>> new video shows a small grass fire that caused a traffic backup in the north bay next to highway 101 near golf course drive this afternoon. the chp had the freeway shut down to one lane while firefighters worked to get it under control. >>> happening now, 14 large wildfires are burning across the state in bay area firefighters are on the way to help with the fire fight. crews from southern marin and mill valley left early heading north as part of a strike teechl fighting a fire. crews from san francisco are headed south to san lose ib ip sew. about 5,000 firefighters are battling flames. the largest fire is the alamo fire that's burned more than 23,000 acres and only 10% contained. a nearby santa barbara county, the whittier fire has grown to 7800 acres that started just yesterday afterno

. >> reporter: mayor ed lee and nancy pelosi spoke to the fellow teamsters. >> we are here to support the family in any way we can and share the lost of their loved ones. we're thankful that we could be here as a unit. >> reporter: they shared stories of their friends that they admired. >> wayne was a man with a great sense of who he was. he was a family man, a provider, and a leader. >> reporter: a father who was loved will live on in their children. >> a lot of people, they couldn't attend the funeral tieing up a lot of loose ends i think. it was a good closure for people. >> reporter: at the very end of this service the teamsters got up and said they would help 17- year-old kyle chan finish what his father started and rebuild that car that's going to be his first car. in san francisco tonight leigh martinez ktvu fox 2 news. >> leigh, thank you. >>> homicide detectives in san jose are searching for clues in a deadly stabbing today. police say officers responded to south second street near margaret street just before 10:00 this morning to report of a man suffering from a stab wound.

rotundaalong with metaphorical flower arrangements from their union - the teamsters.u-p-s employees and teamsters from all over the country gathered to pay tribute to the victims of the june 14th shooting at faciility in potrero hill.the colorguard at the services included a first responder who was there on the day of the shooting.mayor ed lee noted that these drivers did more than just deliver packages - they also delivered infectious happiness.congresswoman nancy pelosi brought condolences from congress.hall, a u-p-s solemnly while family members took pictures spencer ((jrs/live)) coming up... hot temperatures hit the bay area but they won't last.... meteorologist lawrence karnow is back with your complete forecast. ♪ introducing the new sleep number 360™ smart bed. the only bed smart enough to change sleep as we know it. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you comfortable. and snoring... does your bed do that? right now save on sleep number 360 smart beds™. plus, it's the lowest prices of the season with savings of $500 on our most popular p5 bed. ends sun

from yonkers and want sure of donald trump and didn't know what he stood for and being teamsters were aware of the awful conditions of our roads and beginning to worry he couldn't get an infrastructure bill. he voted for trump because they thought he may change things. now they're worried he won't and can't. they are worried that the pot hole roads they drive their trucks on will never get fixed and donald trump was not the change agent or the champion of the working man he claimed to be. we democrats can answer the calls of millions of americans like these folks i sat next to by offering them a better deal. [applause] senator schumer: now it's my honor to introduce my partner in this great endeavor, someone who has done a great job for many years, my friend for many more years, nancy pelosi. [applause] ms. pelosi: good afternoon in virginia. it's so wonderful to be here with our colleagues from the house and from the senate. i see an orioles' fan there. i rooted for the orioles before i rooted for the giants. but we are in virginia and senator warner makes this point all the time, we

it was a good closure for people. >>> at the very end of the service, the teamsters stood up and saidhat they would help the 17-year-old finish what his father helped him start. >>> we're getting a closer look at the new tesla model three. elon musk tweeted pictures of the car late last night. in the tweets, he went on to explain that the person was supposed to buy the very first car cited to take the second one instead. he left the first model three vehicle. >>> cooler weather moved into the bay area this afternoon. will be a trend that we will see as you go into the work week. most areas, they saw a job -- drop off. in san rafael, much more than that. today went to 81 degrees. here is look at the current temperatures outside. a warm evening for some. starting at the inner east bay. 76 right now concord. around the bay, low 60s in areas right around hayward. 56 in san francisco. in the south bay, 66 san jose. we are a few degrees cooler than where we were yesterday at this time. some warmer areas like santa rosa. as we get to the evening hours and overnight, the fog will move back ac

it is alleged a group of teamsters used old school tactics to get jobs. they described what was a terrifying ordeal. >> doug, please pack your >> reporter: padma lakshmi is used to placing chefs on the chopping block. now she's preparing a deal with some heat outside of the kitchen in a federal court. the model and top chef tv host is expected to testify during a trial of four teamsters charged with attempting to extort the show's production company while they were filming at the massachusetts restaurant because top chef's production company is nonunion. lakshmi told the fbi she felt threatened when pulling up to the restaurant to film, describing the situation as volatile and tense. when one of the defendants came up to her car, she said the window was down and he leaned in less than 15 inches away from her face and said something intimidating, like, look what we have here, and i'll smash your pretty little face. in court documents obtained by abc news, prosecutors said without using their hands, the teamsters bumped their stomachs and chests into the pr

joseph cilia / teamsters local 2875some people were right next to the victims, some were right next to the shooter, some were in the vicinity secretary-treasurer for teamsters local 2785 joe cilia says these men are terrified. and before they return to work they need to be ready because once they show up they're expected to perform at 100%.a lot of your customers are wishing you well and reminding you every day so you want to have your head straight when you're behind a packaged carfor now they're working on their mental health. we've facilitated through the insurance that they can seek help and then at that point you don't know how long. it could be soon, these things are on a case by casewhile those employees are out, packages still need to be delivered. help has been coming in from san bruno and all over.north bay sent drivers, san jose sunnyvale sent drivers. i know they've had supervisors come from as far as minnesota to come help fill the voidfor those that are back, people in the neighborhood can tell they're still in mourning.i try to keep them smiling you know. i know it's a h

the model and tv show host is expected to testify in a trial of 14 teamsters accused of thempting to extort production company because it is nonunion. she told the fbi she felt threatened, describing the situation is volatile and tense. window was down and he leaned in to her face and said something intimidating like, "look what we have here," and "i will smash your face." say some time that morning, tires of at least nine vehicles belonging to the production company were smashed. the defendants, who padma laxmi described as fat guys with beer guts who look like smokers, have all pleaded not guilty. >> the brazen nature of their actions, the way that they carried out their intimidation tactics in front of so many people makes a persuasive case for the prosecutors. adrianna: wow. at an incredible story out of kentucky. dr. amanda hess was ready to give birth to her second daughter when she heard one of her former patients screaming in the same hospital. that woman was going into labor and her on-call doctor had not arrived yet. dr. hess went into action, delivering that baby as her ow

so's teamsters pay of 2400 bucks in his world war ii vet is well pay 2400 bucks of his care. the rest is paid by medicaid. why, when the government is paying for 70% of cost nursing s homes, why can't we put a cap why can't nursing homes be pay demanded to hire more aides, pay their more because the ration to nurses rates to patients is a part. that's why you have all the high false in those places. >> host: thank you. good luck in taking care of your mother. >> caller: she raises a lot of fantastic points. on the medicaid issue, sometimes medicaid beneficiaries have problems getting access to specialists. a podiatrist is a specialist. the medicaid reimbursement rates are often below medicare and so that's the problem. she talked about medicaid, medicaid and nursing homes. she raises her father's care, talk about long-term care. it's not unusual to have that $100,000 per year higher. this idea of placing caps on how much nursing homes could charge youat for care, think states may have mandated staff to patient ratio. i'm not sure what it is in the state of ohio. as more peopl

joseph cilia / teamsters local 2875some people were right next to the victims, some were right next to the shooter, some were in the vicinity secretary-treasurer for teamsters local 2785 joe cilia says these men are terrified. and before they return to work they need to be ready because once they show up they're expected to perform at 100%.a lot of your customers are wishing you well and reminding you every day so you want to have your head straight when you're behind a packaged carfor now they're working on their mental health. we've facilitated through the insurance that they can seek help and then at that point you don't know how long. it could be soon, these things are on a case by casewhile those employees are out, packages still need to be delivered. help has been coming in from san bruno and all over.north bay sent drivers, san jose sunnyvale sent drivers. i know they've had supervisors come from as far as minnesota to come help fill the voidfor those that are back, people in the neighborhood can tell they're still in mourning.i try to keep them smiling you know. i know it's a h

today a dance choir performed and leaders of the teamsters union spoke and they talked about each of the victims. >> these men were treasured members of the san francisco community. friendly faces and bearers of thoughtful words who made our days brighter and brought our community, our community, that word keeps coming up, closer. >> the deliver driverrers gained the trust of -- drivers gained the trust of the public. >>> man who went -- a man who went missing along the coast line, the 22-year-old was last seen six weeks ago. kpix 5's john ramos shows us the few solid clues that family and volunteers are working with. >> reporter: on thursday may 25, the 22-year-old picked up breakfast at this mcdonalds in pacifica and was heading back to his job. that is when he vanished into thin air. >> 45 days ago now. it is a long time. >> reporter: his father has flown back and forth from his home in hawaii three times now to organize search parties. volunteers probed heavy brush along the highway for signs of an accident and otherrers went door to door -- others went door to door asking neighb

. >> reporter: the teamsters and u.p.s.amily standing as one. ♪ >> reporter: in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the parents of a missing san mateo man have flown in from hawaii to search for him. abc7 news was in monera when they looked for him. he disappeared may 25th. he was last seen in his car driving on highway 1 through tom lantos tunnel. his father dan moss said he's getting neighbors involved in the search but he needs help spreading the word. >> if somebody out there can help me with how to get this to the next level, think outside the box, that's what we're going to be doing tomorrow morning, have a meeting with six or eight people and throw ideas out on the table and see. >> the parents have set up a go fund me account to fund the search. they need to hire a private investigator and fly from hawaii to california each week to look for their son. >>> deputies are investigating a shooting. a man was shot several times last night at a home on hill avenue. he died at the scene. they searched for evidence

dozens of ups workers and teamsters were there. >> where there to support the family in any way thatwe can. share the loss of their loved ones. we're thankful that we can be here as a unit. >> the memorial was away for those who cannot make it to the funeral say goodbye. >> the clearing victory over isis. after a nine-month adult to claim the city of mosul, iraq's prime minister celebrates with the troops. >>> senate leaders hit hard at work in an attempt to pass the healthcare bill. >>> donald trump junior admits that he met with the lawyer during the -- during the campaign. the meeting also included his brother-in-law, jared kushner, and former chairman, paul manafort. they say that the attorney had promised information about hillary clinton will be helpful to president trump's campaign. he said today that no meaningful information was ever offered and that his father was never aware of the meeting. >>> president trump's latest tweet on cybersecurity in russia is raising eyebrows. reads, putin and i discussed forming in impenetrable cybersecurity unit. critics say that it is applie

they were teamsters from yunker's. -- yonkers. they were not sure of donald trump. they did not know what he stood for. and being teamsters are well aware of the awful conditions of our roads and they were beginning to worry that he could not get the infrastructure built on. they voted for trump because he -- they thought he might change things. now they are worried he will not. and he cannot. they're worried that the roads willads -- never get fixed and donald trump was not a change agent or the champion of the working man he claimed to be. we democrats can answer the calls of millions of americans like these folks i synnex to by offering them a better deal. -- i sat next to two offer them a better deal. them a better deal. my friend ofng many years, nancy pelosi. [applause] pelosi: thank you. good afternoon, everyone. is so wonderful to be here with our colleagues in the house and the senate. there.n orioles fan in virginia as senator warner makes this point all the time, we are on sacred ground. here we are in the state that produced so many patriots who signed t

controversial presidential pardon after a series of government investigations into the practices of the teamsters union, ffa was convicted in two separate trials. he went to jail in 1967 and was pardoned by president richard nixon a few years later. president nixon resigned from office in 1974 amid accusations of malfeasance related to the watergate scandal. president gerald ford paed at the time many agreed that ford's pardon was necessary to help the nation move forward from an era of scandal and abuse of power, but others argued it had only served to stymie a much needed investigation into presidential corruption. pardoning nixon would ultimately go down as one of the most controversial acts of ford's presidency and may have contributed to his defeat in his 1976 run against democrat jimmy carter. >>> senator john mccain is receiving support from all over the country. a lot of people are wondering whether he will ever be able to return to congress. there are state laws that help make those decisions. in arizona the governor would choose senator mccain's replacement. that person must be from the

they were teamsters from yonkers. we talked the whole game.ally sure of donald trump. they didn't know what he stood for -- >> trevor: they weren't really? they bought the shirt, they weren't really sure? ( laughter ) maybe they weren't even trump fans. i bet they saw chuck schumer coming over and thought, oh, great, he's probably going to try to talk to us the whole game. quick, put on these trump shirts! ( laughter ) deplorables! he's like, let me talk to you. damn it! ( laughter ) clearly the democrats have their work cut out for them but you have to give them credit, they believe in sweating the small stuff -- like sweating hard. >> anybody hot yet? >> yeah! >> we could use water. got any water? >> -- rigged against everyone else. >> they both played softball. one was the pitcher, one was the catcher. >> what we want to do is new spip -- new partnerships. let me get some water. >> trevor: that's not sweat. every part of their body is now crying. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i

the teamsters local says many are still fearful and some are working with counselors. >>> a san franciscortroom as chilling new audio of a deadly shooting at the jewelry mart was played in court. 27-year-old barry white is facing 16 felony counts. two store clerks were left dead. the closing arguments were this afternoon. new audio was so disturbing many family members left the building. >> taking a break outside of a san francisco courtroom. a graphic video of a killing was played with chilling audio. >> i feel the knife on her throat. i was shocked and heard the bullet. >> it was at a jewelry store where the two were brutally shot and stabbed by barry white. >> i want to stare him down. i want him to feel something like he needs to know he did something wrong. >> code 3. >> this is the police radio call from july 12, 2013. he thought he was short changed over a necklace. he waited 20 minutes. [ crying ] >> the defense doesn't dispute the fact that white is responsible for the attack. he suffer a brain injury leaving him with ptsd. they say the charges should be down graded to manslaught

the mayor and congresswoman nancy pelosi were there along with his fellow teamsters and workers. >> we here to support the family anyway we can to share the loss of the loved ones and we are thankful to be here as a unit. >> organizers of the memorial it was a way for those that cannot make it to the funeral to say goodbye. >>> it is 4:50 am. >>> moving ahead, the web slinging superhero was back in the movie theaters and we will tell you about the big opening box office numbers for the new movie, "spiderman homecoming." who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. first you start with this then add this and this face wait, we can do better yeah that's the one and fresh brewed lipton iced tea ah that can wait oh but not you buddy. b

. >> the teamsters and u.p.s. family standing as one.san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> it's 4:44 now. u.s. backed forces in iraq are declaring victory over isis. the country's prime minister says the government has reclaimed the city of mosul for civilians there, it's been a desperate struggle to stay alive. homes, neighborhoods, and lives destroyed. the operation to retake mosul started back in october and now the focus turns to syria, the capital for isis. u.s.-backed forces are already making headway there against the militants. >>> in london, dozens of firefighters put out a big fire at camden lock market. officials say flames burned three floors and the roof of a building within the complex around 3:00 a.m. local time. the popular destination offers shopping and night life activities. witnesses say the fire moved fast and they thought the building could explode at one point. fortunately, no one was hurt and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> let's get a check of the weather with meteorologist mike nicco.

3,000 security officers to join united service workers west and 1,000 shuttle drivers to become teamsters. they're getting health coverage along with an average raise of $3 an hour from $12 to $17.48. plus sabbaticals for workers. >> income inequality in silicon valley has gotten so extreme, that the workers very clearly see their interests in getting together, and organizing in order to get better wages and benefits. >> reporter: jackie espinoza continues to live with her family. they pool their wages to pay rent and buy food. but some of her co-workers work two or three jobs to raise their children. they believe the unionization will improve the workers' quality of life. >> our hope is that these workers can be able to go home to their families in the afternoon, they can do homework with their daughters and sons, that they can go to baseball practice and everything. >> reporter: in menlo park, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> starting today, there are new restrictions on a popular beach in a remote part of san mateo county. the beach is off of highway 1 and is only accessible from private p

brotherhood teamsters president, james hoffa this morning and georgia senator david perdue is here.don't want to miss a moment of it. let's kick it off right now. the trump administration turning focus to tax reafter gop move to repeal and replace obamacare is stalled. treasury secretary steven mnuchin says it's time to tax overall to bring profits back to the united states, listen. >> on the business side we have one of the most complicated systems in the world. we tax on worldwide income with our system deferral, it is not surprising that trillions of dollars are left overseas. we want to bring back those profits with a lower business rate so that companies can invest in america. maria: this as the house ways means tax policy subcommittee will hold a hearing today on reform ideas to simplify the broken tax code and deliver economic growth. joining us right now illinois congressman peter, the chairman of that subcommittee, good to see you congressman. give us your early thoughts on what you want to discuss in the tax hearing today? >> today individuals and crushing nature of 70,000

he carried -- the headquarters are in ohio so there is a lot of suspicion the teamsters but they wouldn'tdo that. >> no. >> let me quickly say the fact that ford came so close would seem to indicate there is a shift but reagan now it is definitely in his limits in the book to persist. he immediately creates citizens for the public to help candidates run for office. up. right now we're so happy to welcome a new northwest arthur, will claim here as long as we can, rachel pearson. [applause] >> thank you so much tonya can you hear me? thanks so much for coming out. were excited to share the book with you and hear your questions if you have any. this is a book that i wrote primarily based on experiences i had a medical school. is working in texas where i cared for folks and marginalized communities. a free clinic some border clinics and county hospitals in central texas. this was eye-opening and life-changing. i'm excited to share with you tonight. one thing to know is that it deals with a really heavy things. so at the same time it has stories about our family, stories about our friends. i'm

today a dance choir performed and teamsters union spoke. mayor ed lee and nancy pelosi also made remarks. >> these men were treasured members of the san francisco community. friendly faces and bearers of thoughtful words who made our days brighter and who brought our community, community, closer. >> mayor ed lee noted how the delivery drivers who died gained the trust of customers. some even had keys to people's gates or garages. >>> still to come, a northern california county under a state of emergency after a massive wildfire forces thousands to flee their homes. >> and a sea of humanity off the coast of santa cruz. the massive floating memorial to one of surfings founding fathers. and think winning the lottery is a long shot? how about winning it twice in one week? sounds impossible? not for this teenage winner who just punched her tickets in the east bayh. >> looking to the north -- bay. >> looking to inthe north -- to the north, haze and cooler weather inland. we have the forecast coming up after a break. butte county.. where a fast- m

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that attack, mayor ed lee and congresswoman nancy pelosi were there along with fellow employees and teamsters>> we are here to support the family anyway we can to steer the loss of their loved ones and we are thankful to be here at the unit. >> organizers of the memorial say was a way for people that could not make it to the funeral to say goodbye. >>> authorities are releasing information about arrests in a high-speed chase across alameda county last night. ght. >> here was the scene at 10 pm last night and open police said they saw a suspicious man with a handgun at adeline and grand. they tried to stop the driver which led to a chase which hit speeds up to 100 miles an hour and it went through several freeways and cities including berkeley and san pablo and finally ending at 24th and adeline streets in west oakland. >> you can hear the onlookers cheering at the officers took the man into custody. the man that was behind the wheel with the group of people erupting in applause but so far the police have not recovered the gun. >>> in the south bay now>> in the south bay is where we go to talk

. >> reporter: the teamsters and ups family standing as one. ♪ in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 are getting a look tonight at the touching moments after a tennessee man found out his own wife was a match to donate him a kidney. she told him using a baseball card. take a listen. >> he was not sure how he was going to wind up. his wife thinks he is a great catch, so she's decided to go to bat for him. now steve will be a rookie recipient of a -- >> i found out today while i was at work that i'm a match. and you can be getting a kidney by the end of this month. >> heather and steve winfrey say they shared this moment to give hope to others waiting for transplants. steve was diagnosed with kidney disease 14 years ago. doctors told him he wouldn't live to see 30. instead he's likely to receive the transplant by the end of the month. our best wishes to steve and heather. >>> a sentimental meeting in fresno today between two people who are close friends but never saw each other for nearly 40 years, tammy welcomed her pen pal from new zealand, steve malcolm, to the u.s. they started wri

ed lee and congresswoman nancy pelosi were there with dozens of ups employees along with fellow teamsters we are here to support the family anyway that we can and to share the loss with their loved ones. we are thankful to be here as a unit.>> organizers of the memorial say was a way for those that could not attend the funerals to say goodbye. >>> the san francisco police hope the new reward will help them find the killer of the 20- year-old college student, calvin riley playing pokemon go in the aquatic park with friends when he was shot to death last august. investigators released the sketch of the suspect but there's been no information about who this person may be. later this morning the parents of riley in the u.s. parks service officials and congresswoman jackie speyer will announce a $50,000 reward in the case and the money comes from the city of san francisco. >>> the new york state troopers shot and killed while responding to a domestic dispute call and joel davis called to the home last night after neighbors heard someone firing a gun and davis was walking toward the home when h

according to the chronicle, the teamsters local say many employees are fearful and some are now working with counselors. >>> new information about the deadly unprovoked attack on a police officer in new york. investigators now say that surveillance video shows the gunman walking out of a convenience store and pulling a hoodie up over his head. he headed straight toward a complete command vehicle where he fired right into the passenger window. the 12 year nypd veteran and mother of three was killed. fox reporter david lee miller with a frantic radio call by his -- the partner. >> shots fired.>>> reporter: in your police officer was killed execution style as she sat in her police vehicle early wednesday morning in the bronx section of the city. the officer identified it as 38- year-old youssef zaghba had been sitting in a mobile command unit in the gunman fired to the window. >> i don't know if anything could be more unprovoked than that.>>> reporter: medially after the shooting her partner radioed for assistance. >> shots fired. my partner is shot.>>> reporter: the officer found the susp

3,000 security officers to joint united service workers west and 1,000 shuttle drivers to become teamstersalmost 1,000 workers are now members of unite local 19 getting health coverage along with an average raise of $3 an hour from $12 to $17.4 plus sabbaticals for workers. >> it's largely because income inequality in silicon valley has gotten so extreme the workers clearly see their interests in getting together and organizing in order to get better wages and benefits. >> reporter: jackie espinosa continues to live with her family. they pool their wages to pay rent and buy food. some of her coworkers work two or three jobs to raise children. campaign director maria believes the unionization of silicon valley is going to improve the workers' quality of life. >> our hope is these workers can be able to go home to their families in the afternoon, they can do homework with their daughters and sons, that they can go to baseball practice and everything. >> reporter: in menlo park, david louie, abc7 news. >>> google's parent company alphabet beat wall street expectations but the company said its

the mayor and nancy pelosi were there with ups workers and fellow teamsters. >> we are here to support family anyway we can and assure the loss of the loved ones, and we are thankful to be here as a unit. >> organizers of the memorial site was away for those that cannot make it to the funerals to say goodbye. >>> firefighters are battling hot temperatures and dry conditions in the wildfires across the state with the live just 25,000 acres burned in the alamo fire and one building was destroyed with over 100 being threatened. the fire began thursday afternoon and is only 15% contained. mandatory evacuation orders have been issued and the red cross has set up a relief shelter. >>> the second largest active fire is in santa barbara county and it began on saturday burning 8000 acres so far and only 5% contained. this area is not burned over 60 years and some of the flames raced through the popular campground.>> it went off and both crews were quickly outflanked by the flames and quickly discovered there were a lot of people back in this camp. >> most of the campers were evacuated immediate

they were there along with dozens of ups workers and fellow teamsters. >>> we are here to support thein anyway we can, and share the loss of their loved ones. onesful that we can be -- we're thankful we can be here as a unit. >> organizers say it was a way for people who could not attend the funeral to say their good- byes. >> state board members are voting on a proposed rate hike for customers. they're upset saying that people can serve water during the drought are now getting punished with higher rates. officials say they need the money to fix paging pipes and in. s0q chuck which you are. they do admit that conservation left them short on revenue to pay for repairs the 19% increase would take place over two years if approved. >> time is 7:37. almost tim hundred thousand gallonsover water will have to drained after a water breech at a water tavern in nevada the tank is on wild valley drive. it belonged to the water district, and investigators say on friday, somebody cut a chain linked fence and a lock on the lid of the tank. there's no evidence that the water contaminated, but it wil

. >> to take advantage of price searching and according to teamsters affiliated group, drivers associationdrivers are working for 20 hours straight in an effort to make more money. uber says it sends notification to drivers to get them to take breaks, however, the drivers are independent contractors and do not need to follow federal transportation laws which stipulate that a driver cannot drive for more than 10 hours at a time and break for at least eight hours between shifts. >>> through the end of this month, people in sonoma and marin county, you will have more chances to test the smart train. transit officials are waiting for government approval before the regular service can start. for now, the public can take advantage of free rides. the resume on thursday between the sonoma county airport and the san rafael station. free rides will also be offered this coming weekend. the 43 mile route takes a little more than an hour. you can hop off at any of the 10 stations along the route. >>> there is a potential delay in adding a third lane on the richmond/san rafael bridge. there have been pl

the association afail ated with the teamsters says some uber drivers work 20 hours straight in ordermake more money. uber says it notifies drivers to make breaks. however the drivers are independent contractors. they don't have to follow federal transportation laws which says a driver can't drive for more than ten hours at a time and they need to take a break for at least eight hours between their shifts. >>> those are just some of your morning headlines. sal, gasia, alex, i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> later this morning, ford go bikes will be hitting the east bay streets. this is the bike program that i told you about last month when it launched in san francisco. well, beginning today, they will be available in oakland, berkeley and emryville. the go bike program will later expand to san jose and is expected to have 7,000 bikes when it is completed in 2018. that will make it one of the largest bike share networks in northern america. >> i thought that's what it was. i drove by one of the racks the other day. >> yeah. it is cool. >> we told you about a carpool cra

. >> flower arrangements at the service depicted the teamsters iconic wheel logo with a piece missingnt is opening an internal investigation to determine whether an officer used a racial slur in a tra stop. officers stopped two possible suspects in a carjacking saturday. a man living nearby recorded the encounter and said one of the officers used a racial slur. that officer has been identified and placed on leave while the investigation is completed. in a statement, the department says, quote, it takes all reports of unprofessional behavior seriously and has no tolerance for such behavior. >> surfers around the world have paid tribute to the late surfing icon jack o'neal. o'neal invented the wet suit. he passed away last month. hundreds of surfers joined a paddle out at pleasure point in santa cruz county yesterday where o'neal lived. >> he's a legend. he made surfing what it is today. so to honor him with going out in front of his house and just remembering him out in the water that he used to surf is like a huge honor to participate in. >> organizers of the santa cruz paddle out say

the mayor and congresswoman nancy pelosi were there are fellow ups workers and teamster. >> we're here support the family in anyway we can, and share the loss of their loved ones, we're thankful, we're thankful we can be here as the unit. >> organizers of the memorial say it was a way for people who couldn't make it to the funeral to say good-bye. >> airing an opportunity for people to sign up for thetsa precheck program, much faster, and the precheck enrollment opened an hour ago approximate will run through july 21st. news that people fill out an application, show a valid id with a pass board or birth certificate. participants will also be fingerprinted for a background check. once cleared they can pass through security lines without agents checking shoes, toiletries and lap top. >> that's a great deal, so much growth in terps of approximate passenger traffic and the destination served by oakland. we really think this is a great way to offer an additional service to our customers. >> the enroll suspect good for five years before you need to reup. >>> the former chain smoking bartende