sky seven was overhead as tow trucks started hauling vehicles away tonight. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the parking program in candlestick point was part of a san francisco's approach to solving homelessness and building a better bay area, offering a safe place to stay, food, even rv repairs. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone spoke to residents who don't know where they'll go next. >> monday evening. >> tow trucks clear this rv park in sight of where candlestick once stood. >> i start a federal case on monday, and we're just going to have a long discussion about how people in rvs are treated like second class citizens. >> all the while, outrage from the 30 plus people who are still living there and now don't know where they will go. those with the city of san francisco issued a statement, in part, saying everyone on site was offered permanent housing, rental subsidies, alternative shelter and or relocation assistance prior to the closure of the site. ramona meehan, who has filed a lawsuit on this matter, says that is not th

sky seven was overhead as tow trucks started hauling vehicles away tonight. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the parking program in candlestick point was part of a san francisco's approach to solving homelessness and building a better bay area, offering a safe place to stay, food, even rv repairs. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone spoke to residents who don't know where they'll go next. >> monday evening. >> tow trucks clear this rv park in sight of where candlestick once stood. >> i start a federal case on monday, and we're just going to have a long discussion about how people in rvs are treated like second class citizens. >> all the while, outrage from the 30 plus people who are still living there and now don't know where they will go. those with the city of san francisco issued a statement, in part, saying everyone on site was offered permanent housing, rental subsidies, alternative shelter and or relocation assistance prior to the closure of the site. ramona meehan, who has filed a lawsuit on this matter, says that is not th

. >> i asked for a tow, and they denied it to me.hey said figure it out yourself. >> protesters want to take a hammer to a former jail in dublin, even as the feds look at it. >>> and a hot button in the election, shutting off access to the great highway to locals and tourists alike. not everybody thinks it will be a walk in the park starting in april. >>> but we will begin on this saturday night with dozens of people living in a safe parking site who are about to get the boot and a proposal from san francisco, either accept alternative housing or move your vehicles by monday. this is happening at what was candlestick park and in the city's bayview hunter point neighborhood. amanda hari says plenty of folks don't know what to do next. >> reporter: there are still about 30 vehicles inside, all of them are being asked to leave by monday. the site is gated and there is security, so we weren't allowed on the site, but we spoke to a man who lives inside and he says many of the people don't know what they're going to do with their vehicles

those types of tows would be expected to pay more of the real cost of the tow. and then we've also proposed eliminating school the school crossing guard program or finding an alternative funding source. >> and i do want to be clear that none of these choices are easy and none of these choices are none of these choices are desired by staff just as cutting transit service is hard and not desired by staff. but the reality is we don't have a sufficient number of resources to provide the service that we have promised the public to provide in 26. and so we must reduce our costs somewhere. >> and so option three as requested by director hemminger would be to spend $15 million of reserve funds. so as a reminder, the board passed a policy that 10% of our budget should be on reserve in each budget cycle. our current reserve is 141 million. we would be reducing our reserve to 126 million. >> and i would say that reducing our reserve in a time of such financial instability that we've already discussed increases the risks surrounding 2627. >> from a financial perspective we

i asked for a tow and they denied it to me. bayview hunters point foundation this is the so-called caseworkers. they said, no, we're not giving it to you. you have to figure it out yourself. if he doesn't, it may be towed to an impound lot. when he moved into the triage center nearly a year ago, he was told the hsh would provide services to fix his vehicle and get him back on his feet. he claims they never did what they promised. he says many of the other vehicles at the site are in similar states of disrepair and can't be moved. wilson has started a gofundme to try to get his vehicle moved and fixed, so he can potentially sell it. i'm going to have to find a place for the vehicle in the interim, whatever i'm going to do with it, i have to get it registered and then i can have it for sale, right? and in that time, i got to hope it doesn't get broken into, which is that's why they call it safe parking. it's like break ins to rvs that people are living in are very common in san francisco. okay. it's almost assured. so it's a you

if wilson does not move the rv, it may be towed to an impound lot. >> i asked for a tow and they denied it to me, bayview hunters point foundation, the so-called caseworkers. they said no. you have to figure it out yourself. >> wilson said he was told when he moved there a year ago the city would provide services to get his vehicle fixed and get him on his feet. he claims they never did what they promised. the city tells us it's working to address some of the issues. they say everyone at the site was offered permanent housing, rental assistance or relocation assistance. >>> the tenderloin has long been one of the centers of san francisco's unhoused population and many of those people have dogs. now an outbreak of the possibly deadly parvovirus is spreading quickly in the area. it's putting dogs at risk. >> reporter: kara st. cyr tells us about a free clinic that is trying to slow down this outbreak. >> reporter: at 7 weeks old mr. witherspoon is highly at risk of contracting parvovirus. >> the homeless and low income people have to be responsible for our dogs as well. >> reporter: but t

that that's that makes me proud that that's the decision that we made in that split second tow says a patient and another employee was inside the store at the time that patient ran to the back of the store to the other employee for safety get it happened really fast >> the motion more so than it was just kind of like staten island thinking like, oh, is this really happening? >> tow says he trains his employees to not engage with people who appear to be irate or doing criminal acts. but because he says that these came towards them with tools and their hand, their patients safety was at stake and they had to defend themselves, angry, frustrated, maybe the day of the day afterwards. ultimately it's like i said, i'm not gonna let this change i thought this change my my team and that people write, we will continue to take care of people believe in people >> you that's not that's not gonna change. not from this. >> joe says the thieves stole 3 to $5,000 in frames and cause 10 to $12,000 in damages. tows working with san ramon police as the crime is still being investigated in san ramon, lin

many people saw the ship off south florida last week as it was being towed. we've also learned no explosives will be used to sink it. instead, holes will be cut in the hull. >> dolly parton's husband, carl dean, was such a private man that she said people thought she made him up. but their relationship was very real, lasting more than six decades until he passed away monday. dean leaves behind his wife, two siblings and a quiet role in a partnership that inspired some of music's biggest hits. >> and i. will love. you. >> this morning, dolly parton, mourning the loss of her husband, carl dean. the country legend saying carl and i spent many wonderful years together. words can't do justice to the love we shared for over 60 years. the couple met outside a laundromat in 1964 on dolly's first day in nashville. she was just 18. >> i go down to the laundromat. this good looking man just drives by and he says something like, well, what are you going to get sunburned out here? and i say something stupid like, well, what's it to you? we start talking and two years late

. >> i asked for a tow and they denied it to me.id figure it out yourself. >>> it was a hot button issue in the november election in san francisco, shutting off vehicle access to the great highway. to locals and tourists alike, not everybody thinks it will be a walk in the park. starting in april. >>> later, taking a trip back in time before the talkies. we will meet a couple operating the bay area's last silent film theater. >>> taking a look out from the top of the market, no longer saying the raindrops in san francisco like we did just about 30 minutes ago. it does not mean the rain is over yet but it will get drier from here and i will let you know what to expect on your sunday afternoon, coming up . >>> good morning at the you for starting your day with us raining pretty hard. >zoe>really? yeah, >kelsi>it was coming at my windshield. wipers were like, >zoe>had to go. today is sunday, march 2nd, i am kelsi thorud and we are joined by our meteorologist zoe mintz and it looked like there was clear sky, which is great. when i drove

>> tow says he trains his employees to not engage with people who appear to be irate or doing criminals. but because he says that these came towards them with tools and their hand, their patients safety was at stake and they had to defend themselves. angry, frustrated me the day ofathe day afterwards to ultimately it's like i said, i'm not gonna let this change michael, at this change my my team and that people write, we will continue to take care of people believe in people >> you that's not that's not gonna change. not from this. >> joe says the thieves stole 3 to $5,000 in frames and cause 10 to $12,000 in damages. tow is working with san ramon police as the crime is still being investigated in san ramon, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. well, don't be alarmed. if you hear sirens or see emergency personnel around oracle park again tomorrow officials are holding an emergency training exercise at the ballpark. >> the exercise will provide disaster response and security training for law enforcement of fire, medical and communications personnel from across the bay area. it will run from 7 in

you have to figure it out yourself. >> reporter: if he doesn't, it may be towed into an impound lot. when he moved into the triage center nearly a year ago, he was told he would be services to get him back on his feet. he claims they never did what they promised and said other places in the site are in similar states of disrepair and can't be moved. wilson has started a gofundme to get his vehicle fixed and moved so he can sell it. >> i'm going to have to find a place for the vehicle in the interim. i have to get it registered and then i can have it for sale and in that time i have to hope it doesn't get broken into. that's why they call it safe parking. break-ins into rvs are very common in san francisco. it's almost assured and, of course, if you leave and no one watching it, you open yourself up. >> reporter: everything he owns is inside his rv and the same is true for many of the others. he also has several cats and he won't be able to bring them all to his new housing. he hopes to find a way to keep them safe, too. >> i don't want to lose any of them. >> the city is working to a

>> tow says he trains his employees to not engage with people who appear to be irate or doing criminal acts. but because he says that these came towards them with tools and their hand, their patients safety was at stake and they had to defend themselves. angry, frustrated me the day of the day afterwards. ultimately it's like i said, i'm not gonna let this change michael, at this change my my team and my people, right. we will continue to take care of people believe in people >> you that's not that's not gonna change. not from this. >> joe says the thieves stole 3 to $5,000 in frames and cause 10 to $12,000 in damages. tow is working with san ramon police as the crime is still being investigated in san ramon, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> man is facing multiple charges accused of stealing nearly $25,000 worth of legos. the contra costa county da's office say 32 year-old michael fletcher, stowe from target stores in walnut creek in san ramon. this is between august of last year and this past february. they think fletcher also stole from other outlets in other counties, including solano.

that that's that makes me proud that that's the decision that we made in that split second tow says ather employee was inside the store at the time that patient ran to the back of the store to the other employee for safety get it happened really fast >> the motion more so than anything was just kind of like thinking like, oh, is this really happening? tow says he trains his employees to not engage with people who appear to be irate or doing criminal acts. >> but because he says that these came towards them with tools and their hand, their patients safety was at stake and they had to defend themselves. angry, frustrated me the day of day afterwards. ultimately it's like i said, i'm not gonna let this change i thought this change my my team and that people write, we will continue to take care of people believe in people >> you that's not that's not gonna change. not from this. >> joe says the thieves stole 3 to $5,000 in frames and cause 10 to $12,000 in damages. tow is working with san ramon police as the crime is still being investigated in san ramon, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> wel

that that's that makes me proud that that's the decision that we made in that split second tow says a and another employee was inside the store at the time that patient ran to the back of the store to the other employee for safety get it happened really fast >> the motion more so than it was just kind of like staten island thinking like, oh, is this really happening? >> tow says he trains his employees to not engage with people who appear to be irate or doing criminal acts. but because he says that these came towards them with tools and their hand, their patients safety was at stake and they had to defend themselves. angry. frustrated me the day of the day afterwards. ultimately it's like i said, i'm not gonna let this change michael, at this change my my team and that people write, we will continue to take care of people believe in people >> you that's not that's not gonna change. not from this. >> joe says the thieves stole 3 to $5,000 in frames and cause 10 to $12,000 in damages. tows working with san ramon police as the crime is still being investigated in san ramon, lindsey ford

that that's that makes me proud that that's the decision that we made in that split second tow says a patient and another employee was inside the store at the time that patient ran to the back of the store to the other employee for safety get it happened really fast >> the motion more so than anything was just kind of like stun and the thinking like, oh, is this really happening? >> tow says he trains his employees to not engage with people who appear to be irate or doing criminal acts. but because he says that these came towards them with tools and their hand, their patients safety was at stake and they had to defend themselves. angry, frustrated me the day of day afterwards. ultimately it's like i said, i'm not gonna let this change i thought this change my my team and that people write, we will continue to take care of people believe in people >> you that's not that's not gonna change. not from this. >> joe says the thieves stole 3 to $5,000 in frames and cause 10 to $12,000 in damages. tow is working with san ramon police as the crime is still being investigated in san ramon, lind

. >> i asked for a tow and they denied it to me. this is the caseworker who said no, we're not giving it to you, you need to figure it out yourself. >> reporter: it may be towed to an impound lot. he was hold they would provide services to get him back on his feet. he said many of the other vehicles are in similar states of disrepair and cannot be moved. he has started a gofundme to try to get his vehicle moved and fixed to potentially sell it. >> i'll need to find a place for the vehicle, whatever i will do with it to get it registered, then i could have it for sale, right? in that time, i hope it doesn't get broken into and it is like break-ins to rvs are very common in san francisco where it is assured. and so of course if you leave, you're opening yourself up. >> reporter: everything he owns is inside the rv. the same is true for many others. he won't be able to bring them all to his new housing. he hopes to find a way to keep them safe too. >> we asked the city if there is an update and if people will get help. we have not hear

and a last resort their vehicles may be towed or impounded.ur monday, kari has one last look at the forecast. and it's starting out sunny for a lot of the bay area. we're going to continue on with a mostly sunny sky. just notice that the temperatures aren't nearly as warm as the weather we had last week. near 60 degrees through thursday and showers coming back tomorrow. and let's take a quick look at the nimitz freeway northbound from the coliseum. you see, it's jamming up, heading away frfrom us towad high street. there is a disabled vehicle blocking the slow lane at 29th. they're able to clear that quickly. we should be able to recover, but right now it's starting to stack up. heading north from the coliseum. nice to at least see some sunshine out there. the today show is moments away, but for more local ns, be sure to stay with us for today in the bay, streaming now on roku, pluto and other platforms. live at 8 a.m. are you preparing a spring break getaway? we're driving into the top destinations and the simple ways you can save on your fli

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banning rvs in certain parts of the city at the beginning of the year, forcing people to move or be towed. >> this week, we're a step closer to the trial of a woman accused of involuntary manslaughter in the death of a bay area social media model. 34 year-old ashton gerken was known for looking like kim kardashian. she died two years ago after prosecutors say she received an illegal silicone botox injection. they say 50 year-old vivian gomez, an unlicensed cosmetologist from florida, performed the procedure in a burlingame hotel room. experts say it's important people go to certified cosmetologists for these procedures, as they can cause serious harm if not done correctly. >> it's not injected in a certain plane. and in this case, it's a free floating substance which can also cause migration down the road. >> a trial date for this case will be decided friday. developing news on the situation with ukraine. president trump has ordered a pause on all military aid to the country. according to the white house, the order comes after friday's confrontation in the oval office. the president and v

they would allow nonoperational vehicles to be towed into the space. so, with all the need for housing in san jose, it's crazy to think the city actually denied plans for new development all because the margins on the paperwork were too wide. we find the developers who had to go back to the drawing board with some help. >> reporter: >>>>senate bill nine, known as the california home act, became law in 2021. it allows homeowners in specifically zoned areas to split their lot in half and build up to four units on their property. the goal to address the housing crisis decided to live and work in the bay area because of a piece of legislation. >> i identified with the sb nine sites in california. >> the california home act became law in 2021. it allows homeowners in specifically zoned areas to split their lot in half and build up to four units on the property. the goal, to address the housing crisis statewide and giving homeowners a chance to build international wealth. he focuses on helping homeowners utilize sb nine. >> spins a lot of the deals we have d

british rower, peter byrd is considered to be the first, making his voyage in 1983, even though he was towedn mainland. in 2015, another britt made the first fully-completed journey from san francisco to the australian city of kent. and, in 2023, australian michelle lee became the first woman to do it. this man thwarted by mother nature, days away from joining the elite club. >>> coming up on "today", savannah is live from washington, d.c. with her team coverage ahead of president trump's joint address to congress tonight. thanks so much for being with me and starting your morning with "early today." i'm frances rivera. have a great tuesday. see you back here early wednesday morning. for now, your news continues on nbc and our nbc stations. d our . took a little pain and people understand that. but long term, the united states has been ripped off by virtually every untry in the world right now. at five new tariffs take effect. the trump administration is slapping canada, mexico and china with sweeping tariffs, drawing swift retaliation from america's biggest trading

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>> i asked for a tow and they denied it to me. this is the so-called caseworkers. they said no, we're not giving it to you. you need to figure it out yourself. >> we asked the city if people will be able to get with help with their broken down vehicles, but we have not heard back. >>> with boots on the ground and planes in the air. >> leaders from nearly 20 european countries are meeting today to discuss peace in ukraine. details from that summit right after the break. what would y'all name this chapter of y'all life? probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for my family. yeah. las mismas cosas que yo quiero para mi hijo las quiero para los niños de la comunidad. (♪♪) >>> welcome back, in rome and around the world, an outpouring of support for pope francis as he continues his recovery from double pneumonia. kelsi thorud has the latest on the condition of the pope. >> reporter: millions around the world continue to pray for pope fr

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. >> some non-operational vehicles will also be allowed to be towed into the space. >>> pro-palestinian activists held a vigil against hate today after a berkeley business was vandalized over the weekend. berkeley police are looking into the incident as a hate crime. we talked to the business owner about finding support. >> reporter: a show of solidarity. >> we know that love is stronger than hate. >> reporter: a strong rally of support after a berkeley business owner's physical therapy office was vandalized saturday. >> and the gold paint is still kind of there because it was really hard to get off. >> reporter: paint on the door of berkeley community physical therapy said f islam. the vandalism happened on the first day of the islamic holy month of ramadan. >> and i called the police, and as soon as the police got there, they said this is a hate crime. >> reporter: but she says this isn't the first time her business has been targeted. it's the fourth time in about a year. during the prior incidents, pro-palestine ceasefire posters were targeted. >> it was this poster that was in this

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. >> some non-operational vehicles will also be allowed to be towed into the space. >>> pro-palestinianivists held a vigil against hate today after a berkeley business was vandalized over the weekend. berkeley police are looking into the incident as a hate crime. we talked to the business owner about finding support. >> reporter: a show of solidarity. >> we know that love is stronger than hate. >> reporter: a strong rally of support after a berkeley business owner's physical therapy office was vandalized saturday. >> and the gold paint is still kind of there because it was really hard to get off. >> reporter: paint on the door of berkeley community physical therapy said f islam. the vandalism happened on the first day of the islamic holy month of ramadan. >> and i called the police, and as soon as the police got there, they said this is a hate crime. >> reporter: but she says this isn't the first time her business has been targeted. it's the fourth time in about a year. during the prior incidents, pro-palestine ceasefire posters were targeted. >> it was this poster that was in this wind

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anyone who refuses will likely be ordered to leave today and at last resort there, the vehicles may be towed or impounded. the city is citing high costs and limited success as two reasons for the closure. well coming up. oh, honora. a night to remember. it is a night to remember at the academy awards ahead for you here on nbc bay area. we are in la with a look at the small budget indie film taking home some historic top honors. still talking about the 97th academy awards, which provided some surprises, and one small film scored big. now that small budget nora taking home five awards at last night's oscars. nbc news jennifer bjorklund has a look at some of those highlights from the night. during the ceremony and after a nora, a gritty comedy about an erotic dancers marriage to the son of a russian oligarch dominated sunday's academy awards best picture. among its five wins. i want to thank the academy for recognizing a truly independent film. the film also brought individual honors to sean baker for directing, editing and original screenplay mikey madison. while the film star scored a mild up

sky seven was overhead as tow trucks started hauling vehicles away from the bay view vehicle triage centerndlestick point last night. people who live there claim they received no warning, though the city says there were community meetings and written notices of the closure. >> probably 20 rvs left in there that people aren't giving them up. so what are we supposed to do? where are we supposed to go? and rv parks are what the solution is all across the country for ultra poor people to live in. it is americana. >> the city says the site has served 132 households since it opened in 2022. it's also been the focus of legal disputes, code violations and complaints from people living nearby. city officials issued a statement to abc seven news saying everyone was offered permanent housing, rental subsidies, alternative shelter and or relocation assistance with homelessness. one of san francisco's most pressing problems. mayor daniel lurie today launched a brand new public private partnership. the anti-poverty nonprofit he founded, tipping point, is putting $11 million into a new pilot program to k

a tug towing the ship from philadelphia to mobile, alabama, is speeding up to get there on monday, twos early, and avoid trouble. you see, the ship will eventually be sunk and turned into an artificial reef. let's check in though with cbs news meteorologist andrew kozak for what else we can expect in the forecast. >> yeah, jericka, get that ship down there before the potential severe weather strikes for this upcoming week. you know, meteorological spring begins march 1st. it felt like that across much of the east coast, 50s, 60s, 70s for areas like virginia beach, and the script gets flipped for sunday, though. cold air coming in with this front turns those 20s and 30s up and down the east coast a good nine to ten degrees below where along with that, if you lived anywhere across the eastern half of the country, a windy day. that continues into tonight. fire weather with the low humanity certainly going to be a threat. now to the spring-like pattern starting to take place across the pacific northwest. we have rain and snow coming in for monday. that translates to heavy rain, gusty winds

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the lovely pocket visits out just every log from tow hosso coming out. busy some of the youngest victims of israel's war and gaza, taken to jordan for medical treatment. today the united states wants to trade war against canada, canada, and mexico and china hit back in heavy tariffs, imposed by donald trump with fee is the levies could push up price plus ukraine's president says he's ready to sign a manuals deal with united states and calls the oval office blow for donald trump request of of the inspector joining us. our leaders meeting in cairo have endorsed and egyptian plan for the reconstruction of gauze encountering a controversial proposal by us present. donald trump, the 5 year plan will cost around $53000000000.00 without displacing the palestinian population from the strip. it will start with the removal of unexploded bombs and $50000000.00 tons of rubble. while the leaders agreed to set up a trust fund that would finance reconstruction, palestinian prime minister mohammed with stuff us as the fund would seek international financing and oversigh

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and they put ben towing things together, which is so sad because we actually meet the 1st and the 2nd was disgusting, provocative, causing war. uh, you mentioned that the, the interference in elections, i would say more generally the us interferes west parts. democracy is non democracies. the u. s. foreign policy for the post war period. and by doub more, i mean world war 2 was that if you don't like the other side, you try to change the regime. most countries have a different foreign policy, which is if you don't like the other side, you negotiate with kind of base to try to find a modus vivendi. but the united states was you metal, you interfere, you over throw you the stabilize you cause a cool. this has to stop. there had been dozens and dozens and dozens of these regime change operations and they, and very, very badly. yeah, indeed. well, i mean, you know, you look at this uh, russo phobic agenda and the agenda against russia. and of course, they've been trying to get rid of food in for such a long time, trying to foment discontent and using the, the propaganda of the west, immed

well known to everybody towing that line and coming out from brussels, we heard from the prime minister of hungry victim, open saying, strong men make peace, weak men make rule. and then saying that trump stood bravely for peace. a so reaction coming for one full more russian president. this is to meet you made with dave who said that this was a brutal dressing down essentially for the landscape. i think the question now that many need to be asking is what this means for us. you repeat and relations for the future, because this is a massive breakdown of that could cause a huge problem for nato in the future. let's not forget, since harry truman assigned in 1949 that agreement to the century and a tackle what nato ally would be an attack on all. and they would come to the defense. there is now a big question as to whether that european secure to come and be guaranteed by the americans for the future because essentially trumpets things. you know what guys you don't want piece. i want nothing more to do for you. so really a lot of thing does not, it may have come out and supports all the s

so when you hear from the national security adviser saying things could be resumed and show towed to it. it seems to suggest that any impact on ukrainians will be limited to say the least as long as peace stokes certainly seem to be on the horizon sooner rather than later. and i live in trump address congress on tuesday night. what's been the reaction a whole of this as well as your republican using k was fantastic and certainly the white house cleaning it. there was a huge success. they say that 77000000 people voted for donald trump and he was promising to deliver on that agenda. if you're a democrat, as we saw in the chamber, there is a great deal of disquiet about what donald trump has done in his 1st no 44 days in office. the think that he is undermining government structures and also impacting, knows who can least afford it. at the fact is that donald trump still has 3 years and 11 months. he has an agenda, he's pushing forward, he doesn't really care about the criticism. some people would suggest this, the most partisan speech that you've ever had in that sort of for them. and

according to the russian for an intelligent service of declared on those who are essentially refusing to tow the line and not not just calling just to pay. in romania mine who is said he has been and teenagers questions. some of the decision was made by the new and says he wants to fight only for the remaining and people remain your 1st he says. but also other needs as in europe and country such as hungry, that's victor open. and also in slovakia robot feet. so cool individuals who have shown support with donald trump in the united states and is for susan to change a bit similar to his putting the country 1st, the country ahead of the woods. and in fact, the motion for an intelligence services information said that as a result of uh, those policies uh, being proceed by the trump points has uh, he essentially wants to, we can include police superstate. and that is one of the reasons they want to prevent move candidates like georgia school from attaining office. we are now waiting for the decision from the to strict quotes as to whether to jessica who's appeal on those traditional controls. wi

he tells me that he has come up with an emergency plan to have his rv towed out of the park if he is ordered to leave by today. he says the new offer to move into a shelter in soma is not an option, because he hasets and he doesn't know what would happen to his rv. so he spent the day trying to figure out what happens if they follow through, with plans to try to force him out and cut the power at the site. all these different sorts of things that you take for granted when you have the electricity, but when you don't, it's going to be no heat, no electrical for the functions, for charging of the cell phone, all that stuff's gone. that's what they're doing to us. in san francisco, sergio quintana nbc bay area news. and we've reached out to the department of homelessness and supportive housing and the mayor's office for clarity about why the city has changed its position on the rv park so suddenly. they have not responded with an explanation. former san jose city council member omar torres was back in court this morning pleading not guilty to three counts of felony child sexual assault.

that he crossed for, for all of these people that are in it, a zalinski mania ukraine mania and may tow mania. i'm in the middle of this, i'm trying to ended. that was something that he could not, he could a couldn't consider for a nano 2nd, because then it would then what's it all been about? ok. and, and, and, and, and the europeans are in the same situation then what's it all about, mark, for, for me, the europeans, i mean, this american, the american security guaranteed t here of is always been a bonanza for them because they really never had to take a stand, they would just follow america. this is something very interesting, is this just kabuki theater or they go to really actually make a, a run for the door and then for themselves. i hardly think that's possible. yeah. so 1st of all, i absolutely agree with george that the zalinski is the ultimate petulant spoiled child. who has it called that he's been given such a sense of entitlement. he is the definition of the inform theater play that the terrible infant, the monster, the bite administration, and the europeans created. and he

and the city has started towing vehicles.ll at the site. it has been a safe space forite. people living in rvs, but has faced issues from the start like flooding, rats and lack of electricity. the city's decision to close the site came just weeks after millions of dollars and years of effort to hook up permanent power were finally successful. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. sweeps of homeless camps have become more common since last year's supreme court ruling. >> but critics say a shortage of housing and concerns about safety in shelters makes it harder for the unhoused to survive. >> abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains why the bay area's biggest city, san jose, has opted to take a different approach when tackling homelessness and how it's working in comparison. it's part of our effort to build a better bay area.