the boat. city leaders had already narrowed down the choice to a pair of possible locations, one on city on property, the other on a lot behind city hall. an update on the decision, our reporter is in fremont keeping tabs on this. >> reporter: people our age anxiously awaiting the decision and we are expecting a boat at any minute now. it appears city leaders are in support of the navigation center and they want it downtown behind city hall, in the parking lot. feedback comes after more than 250 people signed up to speak during public comment, and there has been a lot of passion and division fremont over this issue. the outcry is intensifying tonight over where to build the 45 bed homeless navigation center, city leaders looking at surplus property or near the city hall parking lot. >> the most vocal groups were wearing blue. the online petition started back in july, the city hall lot takes the most sense, near transit, food, and social services. >> it becomes obvious that the city hall location is superior, near the dakota location. >> outreach efforts are unprecedented, among 2000 people surveyed, top concerns and increasing activity

to increased rent. >> we are here tonight to do our best for the homeless. >> reporter: as a line-up for public comment, outside of city hall, the voices of dozens more sliced into the night loud and clear. many protested the homeless navigation center at a surplus poverty off of dakota road. while others are against it being at city hall. there are those that do not want it all because of concerns of crime and encampments. >> it is really for the city hall side, i feel like it is closer to services. it just makes more sense to me. for people without transportation. >> reporter: the city manager told the crowd that there is no evidence that the center will create more crime. a similar facility in berkeley, they say, has proven successful. to nice vote followed months of emotional deliberations and debate. as the community tries to compromise on the solution to their cities homeless crisis. >> it is bed. i mean there are a lot of homeless people out there that we do not even see. it is only going to get worse. it is not going to get better if we do not do anything about it. >> reporter: as a said just a minute ago, council m

the boat. city leaders had already narrowed down the choice to a pair of possible locations, one on city on property, the other on a lot behind city halleporter is in fremont keeping tabs on this. >> reporter: people our age anxisl

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those against maintain the numbers don't add up. >> use this money to find better way to help more people. use $7.7 million to help more d and this lot behind city hall. >> reason is really access the somemes soo b.a.t. and more than 600 homeless people on fremont streets. 37% increase from 2017. >> need more opportunities to bring people off the street hou into a more stable living situation. >> reporter: definitely a long night for the city of fremont, sounds like they might be nearing a decision next few minutes, we're out here with both groups, one saying no on center, one saying put it here at city hall. overwhelmingly a lot of council members vote -- spoke in favor of the city hall location. we'll have update as soon as that comes through. reporting live in fremont, amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >>> questions about the motive behind a purported plan idt trump toraow some ideas include tearing l.a. believes it's just a political move. >> create a wedge issue tosiasm and bash other people. s it his shtick. >> the president has previously criticized democratic leaders for doing nothing to improve the homeless crisis but the federal fact finders

. >> it has been set up underneath the big tree next to the city hall with his tent since tuesday. he said he is not against the navigation center but believe it should be a ballot issue for the voters to decide, not city leaders. we talked to one person of the navigation center who said for him, it makes no sense. >> for someone who has great access it just seems a little ironic. >> on tuesday city leaders are set to vote building the navigation center behind city hall or a property on dakota road . >>> the number of homeless people riding part is now on the rise. average of 160 homeless people on per 100 cars on weekends from april through june. that number was 79 during the same timeframe last year. numbers were lower on weekdays. bart says it is continuing to push for regional approach to homeless crisis and work with the counties we serve. >>> community service groups in the bay area are saying they are facing challenges recruiting and retaining volunteers because of the high cost of lending. a pilot program that is hoping to help by matching recent grads who have committed to

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considering legal action to stop it. >> reporter: the city council agreed to put the city's first ever homeless navigation center here behind city hallg to the plans, it's expected to take up about two rows of parking here. this is a map of the location highlighted in red. it will have two separate portable buildings, 45 beds, a communal room, office, bathroom with showers, and laundry facility. the decision on where to put this came after a contentious meeting last night. hundreds showed up expressing strong opinions both for and against it, and today a spokesman for the group no hnc said the thousand or so members are considering legal action. they say they may try and propose a referendum or ballot initiative to have voters decide on the issue. >> we have received a lot of response from neighbors saying, this is not right. let's do something. when you're approaching the legal firm and legal consultants about our options. >> reporter: city leaders considered another location but after the vote, the mayor explained why the city hall location was more ideal. >> we heard the input from the community and thought about the fact that it'

part of the grantor grandeur and ceremony of this access from city hall to market street, these are temporary events for the shriners and the city of light that were installed for us these celebrations. you can see the symmetry that is being utilized to reinforce the ceremony and grandeur. this is the space that is characterized as cultural as opposed to the civic centre. this is leveraging the presence and activity and oversight in way of the asian hard to museum. along its flank we are suggesting there could be a sculpture garden with a long-running bench that they could curate and manage. along the library side, which has a large terrace right now, we are saying let's populate that with pavilions, food and beverage, bathrooms, potentially offices, which they don't have right now, and then you see the definition of the corridor, but with trees. in the center, two lawns and multiuse areas. here there is a summer program right now. they have set up a soccer instalment and testing this out. the idea is you have these lawns for a variety of uses. you can see this is a view from the library tell

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. >> in union city the computer screens are black at city hall. our systems are 100% down. city e-mail and any system hosted here in union city is down with no way to make online payments or issue business licenses. city business has come to a screeching halt. she came down to the city hall so buy a clipper pass for his daughter. because of the computer shut down, he couldn't get it. and was told to head to oakland instead. >> it's convenient. i might miss a few work hours. >> the city can't issue building permits and putting contractors behind. >> construction will be delayed unless they release the building permit. >> emergency services and dispatch calls are operated outside of city. they're not impacted. the computers in the patrol cars are down. and the system to produce evidence and write police reports. the city is not saying who's behind the attack. nobody has demanded ransom. >> no money has been paid. and i can't yet speak to the ransom ware issue. >> it's not just people in the union city. it's also city workers who may not get paychecks this week. the fbi and st

the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> a new homeless navigation is going up right at city hall. >> the homeless shelter will be built behind city hall. jobina fortson has the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. hundreds of residents packed the city council chambers and the overflow area that is set up here and probably because the meeting ended so late last night all those people were awaiting the decision that didn't come down until shortly before 11:00, there were more than 400 public speakers hoping to sway the vote one way or another. here's video of the overflow crowd erupting in celebration as soon as they heard the vote. the navigation center will be built in the parking lot behind city hall. the center would temporarily house 45 homeless people up to six months at a time beginning in mid "20/20." staff reports show the navigation center would cost 7 $7.7 million to build and operate over the next three years. >>> it's a celebration time. i'm looking forward to the homeless people having a fair shot at living a normal life with the help they need. >> i'm very sad. i'm shaking right now. i can't

navigation center in the city of fremont thanks for joining us and age, i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine hainan in for pam moore, the city council is deciding between the city hallide off dakota road in the northern part of the city kron four's michelle kingston she is live in fremont where hundreds of people showed up to make their voices heard some of them behind you michelle what's happening.

reporter: a unanimous late- night decision by the fremont city council last night, they will have the first ever homeless navigation center and a lot behind city hall, we believe the parking lot where we are standing, city hall directed behind us, this particular location makes a group of opponents happy, they just did not want to see the center else at another location on de soto road the project still faces serious opposition. [ cheering ] >> the chanting was from a separate group of opponents who do not want the navigation center built at all. hundreds of people showed up to the meeting last night holding signs and expressing opposition to the two million-dollar plan to build the center here in the city of fremont, ultimately, the city council voted 7-9 at 11:00 last night to build the gun shelter behind city hall. >> they totally denied our concerns then they will do this expensive experiment. it is not acceptable. >> we heard the input from the community, we thought about the fact that it is here and closer to the axis of the services. it had been originally when you look at the rubric, the high- scoring. so, based off of the information we de

it began with thousands of people, including high school students marching to the steps of the city hall, demanding the closure of detention camps along the u.s.- mexico order. >> this is atrocious and absolutely horrible what they are doing to separate families. >> reporter: on the steps, activists. and politicians alike came together to express their disgust at tuat we nt will be free. we are demanding to stop family separation. close the camp that free the children now! >> we need to ask ourselves, what type of a person, what type of people would separate families? would separate babies and young children from their families? >> reporter: the group even took aim at silicon valley, vowing to shut down tech. >> wiry -- no fascism here. are they split into two groups, one to diane feinstein's office, and want to the federal building. so they were blocked at the door. on this mexican independence day, they say that shutting down the detention centers is the only way to and them. >> i think the more people they people see opposition people are more willing to come out and say yes, we agree

city council numbers voted for a homeless center. they believed it was a better site than the surplus property that we were considering because of city hall's proximity to services and public transportation. hundreds packed the city hall where they filled the overfill room as well. >> is it bad. there is a lot of homeless people out there that we don't even see. is it only going to get worse. it is not going to get better if we don't do anything about it. >> the center which can help up to 45 people at a time is a temporary solution to the homeless crisis in fremont. you'll have three years of funding. city leaders could terminate the program at any time. >>> city council voted on an overnight safe parking program. neighbors complained about safety. officials are searching for an alternative site while the families are being offered motel vouchers. >>> more trouble for antonio brown, the player recently released by the oakland raiders and now a lawsuit in florida claims that he raped a woman, britney taylor, saying that she used to be s personal trainer. brown cornered mistake lore, forced her down onto a bed, pushed her face into the mattr

fremont says it's going behind the city hall. everyone recognizes the need. >> i think the vast majority of clients that we'll be serving will see this as a bit of an oasis. >> reporter: the first organization to get the trailer is the salvation army. >> they need to clean up, take a shower, do some laundry. and you know, just help that day. >> reporter: the unit goes into service next week. in fremont, don ford, kpix 5. >> once the program is fully up and running, the unit will provide services twice a day monday through friday. >>> terrifying moments for a tow truck driver in michigan. you see this guy almost getting hit by an suv while towing a vehicle. police say a districted driver narrowly missed him before hitting the bed of the tow truck, going airborne and flipping several times. no serious injuries reported. as for the driver, he got a ticket for careless driving. >>> a california couple has a warning this evening. >> they were lucky to walk away unharmed after crashing into a bear near yosemite. >> reporter: damian rile

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sparky has been set up underneath the big tree next to the city hall with his tent, since tuesday. ainst the navigation center but believes it should be a ballot initiative for the voters to decide, not city leaders. we talked to one supporter of the navigation center says to him the protest makes no sense. >> for someone who has great access to housing and food to say i'm going to give up food to raise visibility to this issue just seems a little ironic. >> on tuesday city leaders are set to vote on building the navigation behind city hall or on property near dakota road . >>> the number of homeless people riding part rise. department counted an average of 160 homeless people onboard their trains per 100 cars on weekends from april through june. that number was only 79 during the same timeframe last year. the numbers were lower on weekdays. bart says it will continue to quote, push her regional approach to the homeless crisis and work with the counties we serve . >>> community service groups in the bay area facing a challenge. many organizations think the high cost of living is sca

the department of public health is urging everyone 6 months and older to get a flu shot. >>> happening right now, protestors at city hall in mountain view. city council members are expected to decide on an rv ban on most city streets. live with the impact on people have no other place to live or to park. maria. >> reporter: and right now, there are a few dozen people outside here of city hall. they say they are outraged because they say if this ban were to pass, it would truly force people out of their rv's and out on to the streets, making them truly homeless. that means rv's campers and trailers on streets 40 feet wide or less, which is the typical residential street. city leaders say oversized vehicles can create safety as well as health concerns in regards to human waste and garbage. but the protestors say banning oversized ve essentially every street in mountain view is not the solution and would only make the problem worse. one welcome we spoke to says her friend was forced to live in an rv because of domestic violence. what would this ban do if it were passed to people like your friend? >> it would make it imposs

others feel the city hall location will make the downtown too crowded and the third group of people who don't want the navigation center in fremont at all. >> today the whole meeting, you know, i heard the buzzword, experiment. how can you do this, waste all this taxpayer's money for an experiment? not acceptable. >> we already have unhoused people on our streets, and that's something we have to deal with. we can't just imagine that they're not there and assume they go away. >> reporter: kimberly peterson is the fremont police chief pointed out at the meeting homeless people are already in fremont, regardless of where the navigation center will be. she says we're not wringing them here, they're already here. the cost to build and operate the center is $7.7 million. it's expected to be up and running by june of next year. reporting live here in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. >>> it's 4:36 right now. police are hoping you can help identify a man they're calling a person of interest in the case of a mother of five who was shot and killed last week. they want to

a 25 in the east bay security experts in union city you're trying to determine now the cause of a virus that infected the cities. computer systems. so the problem shut down computers at city halland that in turn affected some city services like for instance business contractors are looking to get permits yesterday had to go away empty-handed because that service was impacted the i t department has determined that this virus at least is not connected to any ransom ware but it's still prefer a pose a significant risk and they got to get out. >>they came in one way infected the system and then we shut everything down as a precautionary measure we've contacted. >>federal and state cyber security officials 2 examine the data to understand the scope of the impact. >>well union city's emergency services, including police and fire were not impacted by this computer virus so their dispatches still functioning just fine. as we head to break. here's a quick live look outside well at least at the temperatures anyway because that really tells the story triple digit heat high fire danger so not only is it going to be risky for you on the health front but also on the fire front and that's yp

we pay the city hall and power but we're having $6.00 workers what we appear only. on the other as there were. in the beginning. but i doubt they will be in the bidding for the whole of this week then another week and i'm a family we also will too. during the harvest season from june to september everything takes place on the plantations. you are wanting to one minute. we took away the rest came across coffee growing when i got married 20 years ago. while my husband sam's family was well known carter growing family in our area. i can tell you. in addition to his work as a farmer sam has another job he also works as a consultant for the large regional cooperative of coffee producers the c.p.c. you this unites all village cooperatives within a radius of almost 100 kilometers they sell their coffee to fair trade organizations some of which are located in germany. when sam gets back from his consultations with other farmers he's often covered dozens of miles on foot in the last few years expert advice has allowed farmers to increase their yields by about 15 percent witho

the plan is for the students to march to the city hall for a rally and speeches that will last through the end of the afternoon. we sul to coincide with the rallies going on around the world as well. and there i afternoon. you could find that list on o nbcbayarea.com. for now we're live in mountain view, i'm roz plater, nbc bay arew roz, as roz mentioned, there is a full list of the walkouts happening across the bay area and head to our website for that at nbcbayarea.com. >>> folks might be distracted today. the new iphone 11 went on sale and we were there when the doors opened at the palo alto store. [ applause ] >> cheers all around. a few people waited in line for nearly 24 hor hours but others preordered and just showed up to the store to pick up phones. the lower base price, $699. got early buzz. but it seems that the driving force behind this for the apple fans is the upgrade in the new phone. >> the new camera. yeah. i will be making my way for the new iphone. >> you have to zoom in on the big picture and then see the faces clearly. >> as with most releases, tim cook greeted cus

the fremont city council they're holding a meeting this is happening tomorrow and it's for pose proposing a temporary homeless shelter. there are 2 possible locations one may be in the parking lot of the city hall on capitol avenue and then the other possibly on dakota road right next to reagan nursery, the proposed center would provide up to 6 months of housing for up to 45 homeless people that meeting at city hall is scheduled for 05:30pm tomorrow. another big story that we're following for you this morning mountain lion spotted in san francisco. most recently in golden gate park kron four's sacking has the details on what you should do if you come across one of these big cats. >>yeah wow allow great and a residential area. it has a price. >>many surprised by this new alert posted at golden gate park, san francisco recreation and park department says a mountain lion was spotted at the west end of the park earlier this week. and another was seen at lake where said a couple weeks ago i suppose of heard about coyotes in the park but and outlined that here. >>you know i get it though it's a nice place to hang out as i knew that up i will be more cautious about coming in and it's it's a park, the

plan to build a homeless navigation center in the city, ultimately the fremont city council voted 7-0 at 11:00 last night to build the 45 shelter behind city hall but we heard the input from the community and thought about the fact that it is here and closer to the axis of the services, it had been originally when you looked at the rubric, the highest scoring and so, based off of that information, we decided to make a motion to move it to city hall. >> they just totally ignored our concerns. then, they're going to do this expensive experiment, does not accept. >> reporter: rest assured for every opposing voice there are two or more voices that support you and have your back. truck as you heard there, there were people who came to the city council meeting to express support for the construction of the navigation center, city leaders say homelessness has increased in fremont by 20% in the past two years and they would risk losing vital stated county housing funds if they do nothing about the problem. the police chief try to to alleviate the fear by pointing out there's a similar navigation center in berkeley. the police, there does not see any up

i want to return now to the current leader of the city, mayor -- excuse me, lori lightfoot. we invited her to be part of the town hall. the city hall is just a few miles from here. she's very busy. but she declined our invitation. that's okay. but especially with the impending teacher strike, there's a lot going on. i do hope she join us on the show another time back in washington. the door is open. she has an open invitation. yesterday mayor lightfoot did take time out of her schedule to assail u.s. immigration officials. i.c.e. has begun a major effort to remove criminal aliens from the street also adding to some of the problems here. the mayor rather than welcoming the efforts chose to defend her city's sanctuary policies that hinder federal law enforcement. >> we are not going to tolerate letting i.c.e. terrorize our immigrant and refugee communities. we will never ever succumb to the racist, xenophobic rhetoric of i.c.e. we will continue to ban i.c.e. from having access to any c.p.d. data bases, we'll not allow any c.p.d. officer to cooperate with anything related to krichlt e. and the immigration rates. >> poli

but that doesn't stop the tourists the 1st stop for many visitors is the city hall cinemas for its glockenspiel. because has your own plans for a winter's day in munich already in mind today our visit germany's most famous beer hall the hof bright house later i'll try my hand at curling and with the mountains so close i just can't pass up on the opportunity of a little fun in the snow in the alps. surfaced we go to the original hof brand house and. it's all town. was. there still space to sit at lunch time during the week you store it main hall has space for 1300 people. not them spared that is the famous beer halls manager and shows me around the upstairs banquet hall is regularly used for events for example a weekly dance night but help for house isn't just for tourists. or. not why is the munich call for a house so famous for and for me because we have great beer that's the main reason that's what everyone claims this is open house well in that point house has always been here since 1589 so that's a long time and it reopened as a restaurant the way you see it now in 8970 and i was just befor

the fremont city council has miss lee decided on a final location for its first homeless navigation center. now during tuesday night's special meeting the council voted to build a center right behind the city hall building during that meeting council members heard from more than 400 public speakers, hoping to sway their decision while many say that the city should use the money elsewhere. others are in favor of the center. >>city all that's fine because they can watch him. the hospital right over there and they can keep our eye on that. >>obviously if anybody hears about something going up in their neighborhood they're going to say wait give me a minute i need to think about this her neighbors are children there. brothers sisters, and we need to take care of i think when we come together as a community and this together then that's it will be fine river does. >>well the navigation center would cost roughly million to build and what temporarily house 45 people and will also operate for more than 3 years. morning, the san francisco board of supervisors pass the plan. it's a place for people to live in their car, ours to stay overnight took off the map, here's a map showing where it's going to be

>>and that navigation center is actually going to be going right behind the building that's behind me here behind city hall and you know this is something is you guys had this kind of been of debate here in the city of fremont going on for months and last night there was a special meeting a special city council meeting for the community to guide invoice their opinions on bringing this and it. it wasn't a matter of if it was going to come here was a matter and where it was going to go and again as we had mentioned they had the board unanimously voted to have that obligation center going right behind city hall, there is a parking lot back there where there's a lot of open space where they're going to start construction. but there was a lot of excitement happening here just hours ago as of 9 40 last night there was actually no vote this came in late into the evening because there are hundreds of community members. they came here a lot of opposition is standing outside of city hall where i am now a lot of people not wanting to see a navigation center go up in their city. however, a lot of people who are who ar

. >>> in san francisco hundreds of people marched from the mission district to city hall today. they were demanding amnesty. the demonstration started at the 24th street bart station and made their way up mission street. several san francisco supervisors joined the protesters with the goal of sending a message to the whi house. >> there san opportunity to stand up and say these children, these families are alone and respect the integrity and the history of this country. it is important to know this is a country of immigrants. >> organizers chose today, which is mexican independence day to hold the demonstration

plaza gets one kind of paving in the promenade from the steps of city hall to an existing granite band between the flags, that is another paving, and the idea is -- and the third paving is within the 11 worth area to characterize that community park. so what you would perceive when you arrive, and i agree with everything you have said about gateway, we have to get it right , but you feel the continuity of the market street paving throughout u.n., wrapping around the fountain. and then the ambition for the great walk to city hall is that it would be a timeline of history, and activism in san francisco. a lot of richness and visual texture and an interpretive element that would take you up to city hall. >> okay. >> can i ask a quick question about that? so in this process, i hope that we have an opportunity to comment on the actual final solution of the paving at that intersection. >> yeah,. this is a vision plan. >> exactly. >> we will see you in five years [laughter]. >> and then the last thing i had was -- and i don't see any staff here accept nick, when the alterations to the fountai

the city is proposing is a big waste of money. not many resources can go to the underprivileged. >> reporter: the good cause bad location group is all for the navigation center built at city hall, just not at the dakota proposed site, which is y in their backyard. >>> if it's built at city hall, you will be successful. >> reporter: they will take public comment, 45 seconds per person. they expect the meeting and a decision to go well into the night. in fremont, julia goodrich, kpix 5. >>> problems continue at sfo. runway construction is causing cancellations and frustrations. this is where our reporter is tonight. andrea? >> reporter: more than 1200 flights coming in and out of sfo. one third of those, with the construction project, are being affected, either delayed or canceled tonight. delays, cancellations, and air travel misery at sfo. >> we were supposed to get home tonight at midnight. they gave us a connecting flight, switch them around. supposedly we will be home tomorrow at 9:30, cleveland time. i'm not so sure that will happen. they did not seem confident when i rebooked it. >> reporter: if it seems like we've been here before with the repaving project, you are not w

thousands march down san francisco's market street today to the city hall, hello out and, san jose and around the bay area. they are calling for the new green deal. they want to stop runaway climate change. they and their parents say that the climate emergency for them is happening now. it is putting their future in doubt. >> we miss school for that because we thought it was something important. but a lot of adults are not taking it seriously. >> we are about 10 years behind of where we should be. >> last year a un climate report warned that humanity has just 12 years left to stop global warming. today students said that they are ready to take action now. >>> new tonight, san francisco's plan. it is on hold for now. as we saw on tuesday night, demonstrators shut down a meeting of the public health commission in san francisco. they are upset because they suspended the adult residential facility, that provides dozens of beds for patients. tonight the health department says the plan to evict those residences on hold. >> now that we have gotten to this point where everybody's paying attent

>> reporter: the fremont city town is considering two potential locations: the parking lot at the rear of fremont city hall or surplus property off dacoato road. no group insists -- they say they've spent many hours volunteering, helping homeless out. >> what we're doing, the city is proposing, it's a big waste of money. and then not that much resource can go into the underprivileged. >> reporter: and the good cause, bad location group is all for a navigation center built at city hall, just not at the proposed site, which is basically in their backyard. >> it's still -- it's going to be successful. >> reporter: and for long-time residents like cowboy bob, it's about helping fellow residents in need. >> it's about being able to help people that are in a little bit of trouble it right now but they shouldn't be treated as a non-human. that's disrespectful to humanity. >> reporter: back out here live outside city hall, you have fremont police and the fire department here. this is the line people will be going into city hall in just a matter of minutes. they're still lined up outside and in this ore flow parkin

. >>> the first homeless navigation center in the city of fremont will be built next to city hall forat decision, it was made unanimously, about its location, during a meeting last night. opponents of though of the centers say they are considering legal action to stop it from being built.>> the council agreed to put the city's first-ever homeless navigation center on this parking lot, directly behind fremont city hall. according to the city plans, it's expected to take up about two rows of parking here. here's a map of the exact location highlighted in red. it will have two separate portable buildings, a total of 45 beds, communal room, office, bathroom facility with showers, and a laundry facility. the decision to where to put as navigation center came after a contentious city council meeting last night, hundreds of people shut up expressing strong opinions both for and against it. today the spokesperson for the group, no homeless navigation center, a group opposed to the idea, said the thousand or so members are considering taking legal action. they may try to propose them sort of r

the city. this navigation center was one of 2 propose centers, one a few miles down the road. but this one going up right here behind city hall in the stabbing gatian center is going to provide temporary housing and resources for people to then transition into permanent housing and so this is what the city says is going to be a solution to a lot of the issues they've been seeing here with homelessness as of just last month there were a 178 homeless encampments just here in the city of fremont for now reporting live christina teatro kron 4 news. thank you christina. >>new this morning, the san francisco board of supervisors passed a plan establishing a place for people to live. if you live in their cars. a place to stay overnight. here's a map showing where that will be it's a parking lot near the balboa bart station on san jose avenue will be a long-term parking lot there for up to 33 cars. the space will offer a lot of amenities actually bathroom showers a place to do laundry even a kitchen and eating space that lot will be there until construction begins on an affordable housing complex which is scheduled to begin next year

>>> the seven members of the fremont city council agreed to put the first ever homeless navigation center in a lot behind city hall. it will take up to rosa parking in the parking lot off of capital avenue. here is a map of the exact location highlighted in red. it will be comprised of two separate audible buildings with 24 total bids. it will have a community room and laundry facilities. they hope to have it in operation by the middle of next year. the decision on where to put this navigation center came after a contentious city council meeting last night. hundreds of people came to the meeting expressing strong opinions both for and against it. opponents held signs that said no agency, no navigation center or recall at the city meeting last night. devoted 7-0 to place the city -- center near city hall versus the other location it was considering near dakota road. >> we heard the input from the community. without about the fact that it is here closer to the axis of the services. it h been, when you look at our rubric, the highest scoring. based off of that information, we decided to make the motion to move it to

. >> reporter: the program just got started a few moments ago. 500 people are here at city hall. every city has its own personality and flair to global climate action day. this rivals any in the area when it comes to environmentally friendly policies. a couple hundred people have gathered here organizers estimate thousands of cities are taking part. totaling 4 million people people that are anxious about their future. >> i think adults have been good getting us into this mess and putting profits over people . the youth know, we are educated and we are uniting. and we will use our youthful energy to go forward from here. >> the plan is to march down hamilton avenue and make a right on university and then end at city hall. global climate action day is still alive and kicking in the south bay. reporting live from palo alto. >>> thousands took over market street to say loud and clear that climate action must be taken now. students walked out of school , parents left work and they gathered in front of house speaker nancy pelosi's office. they marched down market street to the waterfron

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