the trunk. todafrancisco pd said they do not think this was a random assault and kidnapping. im and suspects knew each other somehow. >>> we now know the name of a woman who was killed when a tree fell in danville this morning. she is 58-year-old ludml. it was in the northbound on lamp -- on map this morning. and spanned several lanes a mercedes sedan. determine whether the tree fell on the car or the woman struck the tree after it came down. the roof of the car appeared to be smashed in. i e way, chp says it was a dangerous situation that could've been made even worse. >> thankfully, there is only one vehicle involved. for chp, we offer condolences to the family. it is a terrible time. hopefully we can figure out what happened. >> the crew from caltrans removed the tree. the accident caused delays for community -- commuters. lanes on northbound 680 were closed into the early afternoon. >>> mother nature is bringing heat. we will talk about how the rest will eporter: it is warming up. we have had a today and this week, temperatures will be more what you might expect this time

it's really, really nice have rec and parks and the pd and the mayor's office working together, so we hope this continues and the funding continues to support it. there is one other thing of interest that i wanted to report. a nice article in the paper today on our police unit team brain training, and basically, this -- this training was developed by strategies for youth, and we're not the only department in the country that's doing it, but the training ised to improve training actions between police officers and youth to give us a better understanding of how the brain develops and how particularly that transcends to or.vi and that expectation, we -- the better we understand that process, the better we can police the situation. we send 25 officers to the training, and very interactive because youth is part of the training. it's something we just started doing this past week, actually. really good reports on it, and the article if you have a chance, take a look at the article. it's a very good article, very positive article, so we do believe this will, again, enhance our ability to pol

now the plan is to first get the feedback, input from the teachers, make some decisions, plan for the pd during the summer and into the fall and i think we're hoping to get the materials in the schools by the fall. >> commissioner sanchez: is that going to be adoption that the board gets to look at? or is that something we don't review? >> hi, commissioners, i'm the chief academic officer with the district. right now, we're contemplating three instructional materials that have been vetted by the multilingual pathway department. we're taking those materials in person to three different sites, one in mission, one in excelsior and other in breo to share them with teachers. all of those materials are available online and we're soliciting feedback from the teachers as they look at the materials. having received that feedback, we're prepared to make a selection and then purchase universally for all of the classroom teachers at k-5 level. we've been doing professional development on the framework. so we're confident that in many schools they've been exposed to the framework that the materials w

sfpd ingleside station will update the community on the incident and the pd's overall safety plan. the meeting is tonight in the the gym at the upper noe rey center. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. temperatures about the same this morning, 50 in sunset and sunny side to the ferry building. ocean beach at about 53. coming in the financial or downtown, about 52 degrees. we have the same temperature in san leandro and fairfield. tracy 56, 55 in union city. santa clara, palo alto, richmond. 45 in healdsburg. dress for 46 degrees if you're stepping out right now. here is a look at the broken deck of clouds. yard work, the last day to do it and still be kind of comfortable. the ocean a little brighter today and milder. breezy at times. on the bay the waves will be a little smaller if you're out there doing activities. let's talk about the peninsula. starting at 8:00, a few clouds hanging around at 59 degrees. hanging out in the mid 70s in the afternoon. down to 67 by 8:00. across the bay to the east bay, almost a mirror image there, 57, clouds a

the latest pd, not know exa why that car broke loose from the tow truck. we looked at the chain. it seems to be in good shape, maybe it was hooked wrong. it's all speculation now. we can tell you the tow truck is out ofodesto. the connection to the car, we don't know that either. we do know the car was being pulled up onto the tow truck. it broke free, struck is a woman in diamond heights about 2:00 this afternoon. and the woman is in the hospital. police are only saying she is in critical condition.rry mcsweene news. >> nethere is discrepancy on th condition, we heights neighborhood at 28th and castro. what you are looking at is the hole where the female worker was working when the car on the tow truck broke free and basically ran her over. we'll keep an eye onhe situation. terry remains on the situation. he'll have another live update at 6:00. if we get any new information we'll post it on our twitter feed. >>> it appears we have a new mayor in san francisco. late today london breed announced victory. >> the responsible for count beg t counting the votes isn't ready to declare

. >> are you talking about from security from correa or earnest or are you talking about the pd incident report? >> i'm not positive, but the officer read first from an explanation. i don't know if it was a report or an e-mail. >> yes, it was a report from hue, yes. >> i can only speak as far as the closed, when we say we're closed, that doesn't necessarily mean that the doors are closed or you know, we're not -- like,he doors are closed and all our employees are inside. i mean, we're closed, we close at 1:30 in the front, 1:40 in the back. we're clearing. >> yeah. just -- we have fights at my establishments, and we get to the bottom of them, and we ask our security what happened, and our security tells us the truth generally and says oh, that was jimmy or john or whatever -- whoever it was. he's a regular here, and he had too many drinks, and this other guy bumped him, and he said something to his girlfriend or whatever, and we kind of get that down. and just to hear that reporter explanation or what it was, and to say we had no idea if the people were here or not here, it just seemed -

we are getting support from the pd. but still there are a lot of sick people that are addicted, mentally ill around the station. we need the help of the city to address it. >> it started out news stories about civic center station and scenes like this walking through the halls. you are familiar with this and you were calling for clean ups. >> yes. >> now we are getting reports out in the suburbs. concord, i was out there where they had a report of somebody in an elevator shooting up drugs. >> right. >> most recently a needle was found in a station in a seat. so it's not just san francisco. whatever we see here is permeating into the suburbs. how are you going to handle that? you have 110 miles of track, 43 stations. >> we turned on a dime. we have had about ten reports in the past weeks, situations like the syringe in the seat, someone defecating or urinating on a train. we put a rapid response team that's gone in. we have the ability, all the lines run through, we have cleaners that are going to be going through. there

so we'll have hugh first, and then, the pd, and then we'll have plic questions. >> okay. i'll just speak more to the terms of the process in terms of what i did to prepare here. so i did receive a request from bennett, along with mr. blum, his tornaty, to to hearing this evening as they want to change some of their conditions, and this is coming off of our previous hearing on february 6 where you as a commission essentially said they could come back in three months and request a change -- further change in conditions at that time. in the interim -- and then, president tan allowed this hearing to occur tonight based on that request from the permit holder. and then, just in the interim between february 6 and now, what we're seeing here is we received notice from the police department as well as neighbor complaints regarding an incident that occurred on the 400 block of broadway. this is march 18, 2018. it was right around 2:00 a.m. st. patrick's day night, so i think we need to hear from those concerned parties regarding this venue as they had all named hugh in their complai

and they formed a group that really got the establishment and made the pd very upset because it was a coming together of poor communities across racial lines. to give you a sense of what that means, it was a way of living in resurrection city. it was a place in chicago where a number of panthers were there. bobby lee was one of them. he was the person who founded the rainbow coalition. it was his idea. bobby lea is the one who started it. bobby lee just passed away. they were in this meeting with folks from itself, white people. and uptown. they were talking about how we had to stand together against police brutality and and the slums and fight these landlords and have decent schools and more. i remember this older white guy in the back of the room stand up. he said -- i'm not going to use the word -- but he said, if that is what they are doing, -- if that is what the n's are doing, i'm marching with them. bobby lea walked over and hugged him. that's right, brother, we are walking together. after a while, the man learns that was not the word to use and his consciousness was raised. th

and confer and so working together we try to get the notice out as soon as possible in the legislate legislative pd the meet an confer process does sometimes slow down the process and should be completed before the board enacts the ordinance but in the meantime you can hold committee meetings here -- >> supervisor safai: we have an e-mail and i think you received that supervisor ronan seems like there is someone in your office us that has reached out to one of the affected bargaining units did you see that? >> i didn't see that but certainly possible. >> supervisor safai: we got that yesterday midday. actually it was sent to you and i just happened to get a copy of it. >> i get hundreds of e-mail a day and i'm always behind. >> supervisor safai: supervisor yee i sa, i saw your name on thr was that from before. >> supervisor yee: in regards to meet an confer i have had a little experience with that legislation and it was legislation to trigger the meet an confer at the committee, so i think it happens at different times. i'm notoverly concerned when it happens as long as it happens. you know, chair

revealed this and the orlando pd has stopped using that software. next guest discussed recognition -- recognition in a blog post for the aclu last month. he joins us now. why is this such a problem, matt? matt: people should be able to walk down the street without being watched by the government. face recognition technology allows the government to track where we are and what we do, whether we go to the church or an abortion clinic. that is not some think they should be able to do. emily: what about the argument this could be a powerful tool for catching criminals or terrorists? there's a lot of unanswered questions about whether this technology works reliably. multiple studies have shown that they are biased against people of color and women and just this week appointment ceo of official recognition company has said that this technology is not ready for prime time, the government should not be using this. it is important have a debate about this technology before we rush forward and use something that can be turned against immigrant communities and

sfpd station will update the community on the incident and pd's overall safety plan. that meeting tonight in the gym at the upper center at 6:30. >>> happening tonight, a community forum in bay point over growing concerns of toxic soil. state health and navy experts will be on hand to answer questions updating the situation. this centers around allegations that potentially radio active soil from naval shipyard in san francisco was dumped at keller canyon landfill in pittsburgh. the community forum is tonight at 6:30 at the ambrosambrosambrs center. >>> paying women in cash and burgers to get pregnant? the burger king commercial pulled from the air after a lot of people found it offensive. >>> seeing more movies for less. amc theater service starts next week. >>> we've talked about it all week, big heat wave. while it's brief, it's causing potential issues. a couple advisories out there right now. high fire danger in the north bay mountains, east bay hills, and diablo range saturday through sunday and excessive heat with highs of 100-108 in solano and lake counties. at

his attorney says there is no justification for the use of force. mesa pdhese and two more officers from an unrelated arrest from the week prior. mesa's police chief says he's handing over the permanent probe to the neighboring scottsdale pd hoping to restore the public's trust. >> simply put, these investors will sign a glaring light on the areas where we have fallen short. and they will help us fix it. >>reporter: that second incident happened on may 17 and involved a 15-year-old boy that was ultimately charged with armed robbery and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. the chief didn't elaborate on the responding officers behavior in this particular case but body cam footage appears to show the officers threatening and yelling at the suspect. >> where's the gun? >> no gun. >> where's the gun? >> no gun! >> we saw you in the video with the gun, where is the guns? >> no gun. >>reporter: the mesa police association says any of the videos that show using force, never looks good.>>julie: a revolutionary military vehicle that can save lives is undergoing t

this is the second time in six years he's been shot by sf pd. >>> the city of san jose taking a step towards upgrading wireless service in the city. the mayor announced today that the city reached agreements with verizon, at&t, and mobile t. the installations will improve the quality of wireless service and help speed up the development of 5g technology across the city. the mayor added upgrading is the key to advancing the long termc >>> kicking off this year's alameda county fair. sky 7 live over pleasanton where the kamgcattle drive is under w. the cattle drive started on del valle avenue and is working down mainstream. it was really popular last year. half a million people expected to come through these gates this year. there will will-less walking this year if you choose that option. they're going to have a gondola that goes across from one end of the fairgrounds to the other. there are rides, concerts, and alliances, but the real highlight for so many people, the food. >> we have great fair food. we have our giant corn dogs, giant turkey legs. this year we have a nitrogen infuse

the term onlyvi pd a $300,000 raise, but barry decided to say goodbye, and the decision was tough for everyone, especially their general manager, mclellan. >> it's hard for me and guys in the organization. t in the endnk sports is a business. if you want it to work out, you want it to be a game, you want it to be all fun, but ten day after you win a cup you have to come here and this thit's not fun. >> more on his decision to step away from the capitals and what he was specifically looking r. the general manager talks about that. >> dave, thank you. >>> a new plan to solve the crisis at the border and this comes from republican from texas. leon harris here at the live tdesk. senato cruz says he's introduce ing a bill this week that would keep migrant families to get while their asylum cases are being heard in the u.s. that wouldreate newemporary shelters for families and mandate a decision on a family status should be made within 14 days right now families who try to come here illegally are separated. parents go to an adult detention facility. children go to another place. you've seen

ready for tonight's watch party. 10,000 fans will watch game four on the big screen inside the and oakland pd will be outside and inside enforced they are wrapping up security for the watch party. after wednesday's shooting of 50-year-old man wounded in the parking lot. after an argument broke out after the game three watch party two nights ago. the victim is recovering. oakland pd says it will be safe tonight. ask for that game, -- >> woo hoo! >> reporter: there you go. that was dubbed fans busy -- dub fans busy. one way -- one win away from taking it all. they have one thing on their minds. >> money is on the sweep. >> reporter: it's all about the sweep, isn't it? >> a big room tonight. >> i think the warriors are going to when it. i think so. >> reporter: could be lebron's last game. >> it could be. he's a good athlete. i think the warriors earned it. i've been really torn about there. i would love to see them when. at home. but i think they need to sleep. >> reporter: what about lebron? do you like lebron? >> note. >> you are all warriors through and through? you were brought up for the l

spent yeas a high-ranking member of the la police department before coming to the north to head up the sf pd. michael more -- moore has been announced the head of the new la police department. chief scott, "this offer provided me an opportunity to reflect on how much we have accomplished and the challenges we face in several's go. i remain committed to maintain public safety, reduce crime an strengthen the relationship between our officers, the people of the city and county, and san francisco. >>> cooler and sunny infive hou >> it is true, mostly sunny with a few high clouds to the north but overall lots of sunshine. temperatures are trdownward but chloe loves the clouds, mostly sunny with five mile an hour west northwest breeze in lake county. 82 to 84 is not bad for clearlake and lake county. livermore is 12 degrees cooler than this time yesterday with concord -11, fairfield -9, santa rosa and napa also in their. san jose, hayward and oakland as well with a few 60s. we are noticeably cooler with a lot of 40s as we end up with temperatures cooling off with santa rosa one of the warmer locat

a joint investigation with the fayetteville pd. th teams were eager to speak to the only known witness, michelle theer. officers special investigations unit, vince -- >> she said what sounded like her three bangs of a car back firing. >> did she say what she did at that point? >> she opened the door and saw her husband laying at the bottom of the stairs. >> she thought she saw someone moving in the bushes. >> initially police were looking at perhaps a robbery of some type. >> detectives combed the parking lot's surrounding area but found no one on this cold, dark december night. >> there was a man who lived behind the office building who heard the shots fired who later said that he said, somebody's getting murdered out there. because of the order in which the shots were fired. they were very calculated. >> it wasn't like bang, bang, bang. it was bang, pause, bang, pause. >> which sounds like what? an execution? >> you could take it that way, yes. >> at the top of the stairway were a few clues. bullet holes sprayed in the wall. sequi

i'd like to thank keith carlos rojas from the bart pd who has really been a partner in this and we believe jointly that we will really make a difference in terms of realizing mayor farrell's vision to make this the safest transportation hub in this region by working together our officers will be able to respond to immediate concerns and more appropriately proactively work to identify on going behavior that we get calls about all the time that contribute to threats to public sat additionally, we will work in partnership with all of the city agencies and organizations under the healthy street operation center initiative that i mentioned to be able to get the individuals who need help to that help. so with that i'd like to turn this over to chief rojas and thank you this morning for being here. >> good morning. chief carlos rojas with the bart police department. i'll keep my comments brief. we are very excited with this new partnership with the san francisco police department. while historically we worked well with the san francisco police department i think this has really refocused our comm

combinations and it's based on our understanding of the fundamental mechanism whereby ketruda acts on the pdxis. that's the target. to we've thought it through quite carefully. we're not going to succeed every time, and we don't expect it but our goal is simple, and that is we want to improve the rvivae for more people who are suffering from cancer around the world, and to do that, we're taking advantage of our deep mechanistic studies. my expectation is we will find ways now that we have ketruda as a foundation for therapy, we will find ways to amplify that effect still further >> right well, we'll stay tuned for that. doctor, thanks for joining us >> thanks so much. >> tyler, back to you. >> meg, thank you very muc >>> big interview on cnbc earlier with the ceo of mcdonald's we'll tell you what he said about the growing company that he's runng and markets have reacted >>> plus amazon shares all-time high today and one analyst thinks the rally is just getting started. you won't believe what his new price target is on that $1,654 stock. he'll join us in the second hour he'll join us in the s

i recognize the concern that she has expressed the performae haseen pd this is an issue which ty had been working on. they had been provided or working to provide a new timetable which would provide all capacity on the services but not the same timetable as originally introduced. they will continue to work to ensure that it is providing the performance. on saturday around a hundred thousand people gathered in parliament square outside to me and to demand that on the final brexit deal. and the leader of the opposition within the middle east. but since the prime minister has that confidence. and they will permit dues. allowing the final say to the public to endorse it. can i say to the right honorable gentlemen. we gave the people a choice. we will deliver on that. she is absolutely committed to this country. the idea of the increased threat. also committed to reforming that department. when the truth is in fact a complete reverse. absolutely committed. no question that the government will do what they need to do. we do need to ensure that we look at as the threat changes. that's what i

an opinion supported by several anonymous calls to the fayetteville pd. >> we had crimestoppers tips a thompson was telling people about the homicide, that elizabeth shannon might be involved. >> vera thompson, remember her? she was elizabeth's best friend who was staying at the house the night of the murder. police brought her in again for questioning. and this time they grilled her. >> she was extremely emotional. she didn't want to tell on anybody. at that point in time she began to lay the facts on the table. >> and oh, what facts they were. vera was elizabeth's buddy, her bff. they talked about everything, went everywhere together. >> when she started bringing up facts, we were able to corroborate some of the information. >> vera provided plenty of supporting details. how just days before the shooting, she went with elizabeth to a field and test fired the murder weapon. cops later found matching shells there. and how elizabeth dumped the gun that night with a guy from the neighborhood named dee humphrey who was waiting near the house. humphrey was interviewed. he admitted it was

for most businesses, pride weekend is the biggest of the year. sf pd is also prepared with cops on almost every block. >> it is really crowded. but overall, it's a good time, it is a good vibe, there's a lot of people out here, it is a great turnout. >> in the castro, betty yu, kpix five. >>> twin peaks huddle is closed for the next two months, today kicks off a $40 million project to update the tracks. strength in the tunnel and repair drainage systems. more than 80,000 people use the twin peaks tunnel on a typical weekday. >>> this week, the house is expected to take up a new immigration bill at the trump administration tries to reunite families separated under the president's zero-tolerance policy. the house bill will provide $25 billion for a border wall, it would and family separations, cut back on illegal immigration and provide a pathway to citizenship for dreamers. the president however continues to push a hard line on twitter, yesterday he suggested that anyone suspected of crossing the border illegally should be immediately deported without a

. >> glor: and, david, as you inmain at the border tonight, we pd learn today that prosecutors declined to charge 17 adults who crossed the border illegally. what more can you tell us about that? >> reporter: so, they were going to charge them with illegal ttry, jeff, because they were arrested for coming across the border illegally with their kids. iw, there was one legal reserver in the courtroom who we talked to who was really girprised wondering if something ens changing now because, remember, under president trump's zero tolerance policy, every adult who enters the country illegally is supposed to be prosecuted. >> glor: alright, david begnaud with us from mcallen, texas. thank you. the administration is well aware a court ruling prevents it from housing children with their entained parents for longer than forays. they believe that puts more pressure on congress to act. but today, house republicans were not able to pass their immigration bill. nancy cordes is on capitol hill with more on this. >> they're extremists, open- border democrats. >> reporter: president trump tiled against

the victim's name has not bee released. two other men showed up at a hospital with stab injuries. police detained one of them for questions. they are asking for anyone with information to call san jose pd. >>> details about the swimmer who was rescued in the alcatraz event in morning. he had a seizure and taken to a that is where he is tonight being cared for. >>> with the third nba championship time-out in yrshe warriors are back home. the team landed in oakland this evening and cheering from fans who wanted to be the first to welcome the players home, started before the doors even opened. finals mvp kevin durant carrying his trophy. steph curry with the larry o'brien championship trophy. look at that. the stimt from the players and fans was sky high. >> i just wanted to be a part of the whole winning season here. i was at oracle last night and it was just amazing. i just want to be a part of it. >> outside the gate, fans dressed up in warriors gear and waited hours for the team's bus to emerge. the third win in four years feels like a special time in sports history. >>> we have ood parade coming up as a result of this. it's a few days away. tuesday, june 12th. a third warriors parade

. >> reporter: the horrific scene played out at the intersection of west macarthur boulevard. emeryville pd and bystanders tried to extinguish the flames and save the suspects. this twitter video shot by a man shows one male victim being dragged away from the burning car. the wild scene started just before 3:00 in san francisco. >> a woman was assaulted near turk street. she was then forced into the trunk of the vehicle you see behind me. and drivaway. >> reporter: according to police, the female kidnap ctim was able to escape. >> she was able to get out of the trunk of the vehicle by using the emergency release lever. >> reporter: the kidnapped victim and witnesses alerted police, who are on the lookout for a white car, which was spotted by a san francisco police officer. officers called for backup, then killed the vehicle to emeryville. >> i was in frisco, getting on the freeway. i see the cops racing somewhere. now there's this. >> reporter: the white car driven by that male and female suspects -- the impact spinning it out of control and into a light pole, where it burst into flames. >>