planning a town hall city to discuss the proposal. activists are planning a protest and the camp could hold up to 47,000 immigrants. took to social media and concerned about the plan. >> well t is pride weekend in san francisco, the parade scheduled tomorrow. more on that now. >> peace and rainbows and dogs on the san francisco summer day, no fog just sun. thousands gathered for an afternoon of pride event that is culminated as the annual dyke march. >> what it means women and -- >> much of the political discourse was about immigration. >> pride is about rebelling against the system that doesn't want us to exist. >> next step, sunday's big parade, a look at sky7 at last years. >> the parade starts at 10:30 along market to beil to 8th street lasting five hours and 55,000 participates. >> we are expecting them here for the plaza and the parade. >> barricades going up and streets closed and public transit recommended. in san francisco, i'm i'm i'm im brinkley on abc7 news. >> we ran back up stairs and locked ourselves in the >> a dangero

officials will gather scooter companies together outside city hall thursday afternoon at 4:34 a public demonstration. that at 6:30 inside city hall a town hall meeting to see what people want regulated and how. >>> instagram today unveiled its new longform video service. this app features programming from users to create videos on instagram and the content starts playing as soon as you open the app. the expansion announced today will and screen -- increase sdram video time limit from one minute to -- and increase instagram video time limit from 9:59 minute. >>> the service kicks off next tuesday when members can enroll online and use the service immediately to see up to three movies a week while rival movi pass was restrictions on what members can watch and when amc new service has no screening rules. >>> remember when you just would go to the movies a couple of times a month if you are lucky? you just load them up and it's game on. it's crazy. >>> okay. 78 degrees today in santa rosa. these high temperatures are a little cooler than yesterday inland, but they will be warmer tomorrow as we go through thursday and much warmer on friday a

. >>> later today, the concord city council has scheduled a town hall meeting about the s of the former concord naval weapons station being looked at to detain up to 47,000 illegal immigrants. there seems to be a lot of confusion over whether that site is being looked at for detention facilities. contra costa county supervis john guyot said he was told by the sheriff that no site in california would be considered to house immigrants detained under the administration's zero- tolerance policy. officials say they have it not been told the site is off the table. protesters gathered last night at concord city hall. >>> -- >> they are human beings. they want to provide for their family. >> for people to go through all of that work and be locked up when they get here is not human. >> last week time magazine reported it obtained a government memo listing the former naval station in concord and camp pendleton in southern california as possible sites for immigration detention camps. that town hall meeting is scheduled to take place at 1 pm in the concord city council chambers. >>> more charges ha

. >>> city leaders in san jose will hold a town hall meeting to discuss the pros and cons of the nation'satest transportation praise -- craze. san jose has joined the growing number of cities looking at ways to regulate motorized scooter >> these scooters, as we know, are becoming more and more popular and are very easy to rent. writers use a smart phone to unlock the scooters. these scooters are also raising concerns about public safety. >> too many of the scooters are being written on the sidewalks by helmet -- helmetless riders weaving in and out. and the scooters are being left in places that some of them blocked. building entrances and a.d.a. ramps. >> city leaders will have a public demonstration of these motorized scooter starting at 4:30 this afternoon. that demonstration will be followed by a town hall meeting to discuss ways to regulate them. >>> 4:09. san francisco police have teamed up with b.a.r.t. police. they are tracking down -- cracking down on drug abuse. that particular b.a.r.t. station getting extra attention because of this video that went viral showing rampant drug u

department will gather scooter companies together outside city hall thursday afternoon at 4:30 for a public demonstration. then at 6:30, inside city hall, a towneople want regulated and how. in downtown san jose, i'm jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin. what do you think of the scooters? >> i think it's a great idea and it's a bad idea. >> exactly. >> all at the same time. >> i'm surprised how fast they just popped up. all of a sudden they were st here. >> i get how cool it is to get around especially in san francisco. what i'm stunned by is that it's like, you know, when you have a child and they are done with something and they just drop it on the ground in the middle of the sidewalk like where people are walking, stand them up somewhere and -- >> yeah. there's that component but there's a life-long bike rider come off his bike a ton and going to hit the wheel or bump into someone on the sidewalk. best idea ever, maybe the worst idea ever. >> great analogy. >> yeah. but it's really innovative and it's -- if it works, that's great. 81 in fairfield today. tomorrow warmings up, triple digits on th

department will gather scooter companies together outside city hall thursday afternoon at 4:30 for a public demonstration. then at 6:30, inside city hall, a townd and how. in downtown san jose, i'm jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. time to get a check of the weather. another mild kind of nice day around the bay area. but things are about to heat up. let's go over to our chief meteorologist bill martin in the weather center to find out how hot it's going to get. >> it's going to warm up especially into the weekend with temperatures into the triple digits so some big numbers showing up in the bay area as we get going here on the weekend. the high pressure is beginning to build in. as it does, the lid will come down impacting air quality and fire danger. it's starting now. i can see the marine layer pinching down a little bit. the story through the next couple of days will be this. saturday is the hottest day. sunday is still pretty hot. but it starts basically tomorrow warming up maybe 5 degrees inland and then boom friday, saturday big spikes and then it levels off on sunday. so when i say big spikes, we'll see 101 in places like anti

. >>> city leerand sample -- in san jose will hold a town hall meeting. san jose has joined the growing number of cities looking at ways to regulate motorized scooters. they are becoming more and more popular and are very easy to rent. writers use a smart phone to unlock the scooters and in our charged by the mile or the amount of time to write them. they are also raising concerns about public safety. >>, many of the scooters are being written on the sidewalks by helmet list writers weaving in and out -- helmet -- helmet list writers weaving in and out. some of them blocking building entrances and a.d.a. ramps and the such. >> city leaders will have a publicdemonstration outside city hall starting at 4:30 this afternoon. that will be followed by a town hall meeting. >>> san francisco police have teamed up with b.a.r.t. police. they are going to crackdown on drug abuse at the civic center b.a.r.t. station. that particular b.a.r.t. station is getting extra attention because of this video that went viral showing rampant drug use in a hallway. san francisco an

cape town's pool to running out of city hall for a g.c. people should use no more than fifty liters of time water per person per day. about the third of the city's residents live in informal settlements like this one and you can see in about four percent of the water for generations they've already been collecting it and communal times also as you say the city will reach day zero on the ninth of july that's when they'll turn off the water in the homes to have it be the communal tops will stay on. the city's tops of fed by reservoirs this is one of the largest. because els gallop well four years ago they would have been on the twenty five meters of water since then the province has suffered the worst drought on record. to saving measures who would have postponed a zero bice three months everyone here's hoping the winter will soon bring enough rainfall to make sure the days erode never come. where no. no. no no no. no no no. i'll choose iraq. where ever you are. i was it was very assertive we just tell the reality as it is so i think hard wo

down in the valley the citizens settled in today city center so mysterious here and now we're at the own town hall we've just come from the cathedral and of historical town district and when we cross the river we'll be in the middle class island district the town hall was meant to link both parts of the town and that's why they built it in the middle of the river. and then first of all just giving bum back another landmark. as you know you can send us your travel videos but we also love to visit you and this time we met the musician jason wins in texas he shows us his favorite places in his hometown austin . go go go you're lonely star you shine go go go don't look back now we got this go go go you're lonely star you're shy. hey all welcome to austin texas i'm jason weems a singer songwriter in town and i can't wait to show you around. welcome to zilker park three hundred forty acres of fun right in the heart of austin and one of my very favorite places to spend a day. this is dirty six three right in the heart of downtown austin when you're a college kid a local or tourist you're going to come he

i also attend town hall meetings when they are held by the commission. so they are off site. they are not necessarily in city hall or -- >> which town hall meetings did you attend? >> in the communities such as west portal and other communities where they are talking about public safety or there are community concerns. >> so to be quite fair, watching something on television and experiencing it in the committee room is a very important experience because the energy is so raw when you have to experience when they shut down the meeting because of protesting and you can feel the anger and the intensity. that doesn't translate necessarily on television and certainly doesn't translate in the minutes. i want to know there's a person that can withstand that heat. it's intense. >> i understand that and i have taken heat on different positions. some issues are not right on our platform and i have taken heat for that. i am used to dealing with a lot of emotion. i also take very seriously the work i do from day-to-day. i do take public testimony in terms of translating what has been passed by the legislature into regul

but since he wouldn't talk to me, i guess i'll just talk to somebody else at city hall. in this townyou're kind of a rock star. >> i'm meeting with l.a. city council member gil cedillo, known as one-bill gil for his successful work to get driver's licenses for undocumented people. latinos are the fastest growing demographic in america. in l.a., latinos are the largest group, which has scared many people. >> we've got scale. >> you've got scale. what does that mean? >> we're everywhere. it's incredible. because immigrants from all over the world come here, and latino immigrants the same. they're entrepreneurial. they're the risk takers. they're the most responsible. they come with family values. that's the american story. they make our economy hum. >> so one word i hear and i've heard a lot in my life talking, when you talk about latinos and also many people of color, communities of color, is the word assimilation. what do you think about that word? >> well, it's a constant. it is actually probably the oil that makes our engine run in america. is that everybody who comes here from ano

the city authorities began renovating the old town hall and its famous astronomical clock in april twenty seventeen the work is scheduled for completion in the september. day more than nine hundred manuscripts will go under the hammer at the drool auction house in paris the lot includes musical scores by mozart bach and beethoven as well as a letter written by vincent van gogh it's the second round in the liquidation of the arista feel investment firm whose collection included more than one hundred thirty thousand artworks and literary treasures the company went bankrupt in twenty fifteen this round is expected to bring in more than fifteen million euros. anyone who has visited berlin knows that pretty much anything goes here in terms of culture that includes clubbing on a sunday morning or driving around in an old east german car so it's not surprising that some. people are choosing to go out on the town dressed as if it were the nineteen twenties again or a visit at one location which picks up on the federalist flair of that era. and when entering the principal in ballet and for the fir

. >> i would hope that they would hold some sort of town hall meeting to ask the residence what we think . >> reporter: the city released a statement friday saying, while the city of concorde is currently negotiating to acquire and eventually develop the station, we do not have jurisdiction or control over that federally owned property.>>> the navy's draft memo also reportedly called for some $230 million in spending to help with those new detention sites. >>> president trump invited family members who lost loved ones in crimes committed by undocumented immigrants to the white house today. >> these are the american citizens permanently separated from their loved d ones. the word permanently being the word that you have to think about. they're not separated for a day or two days, they are permanently separated. because they were killed by criminal illegal aliens. >> reporter: standing alongside the families, the president says we need to's strength in laws to prevent criminals from entering the united states for the president may have under cup efforts to pass the bill in congress by tweeting today, that republi

alyssa harrison is at city hall with a special town hall meeting that is set for today. >> reporter: at townhall is to get more input for the public and for officials to share with the community exactly what they know. a lot of people are outraged. here is some video with protesters marching in front of city hall. what they were doing is opposing the station as a migrant detention facility. could hold up to 47,000 detainees. we have a lot of confusion about what exactly is being considered. no california site will be used according to some but concorde officials did not get the information. some demonstrators went inside to voice theirg public comments. >> we will not allow only -- not ondoes navalbase to have a concentration camp for people but re in this country. >> all these camps are in moral, despicable, and evil. >> reporter: the mayor sent a letter saying this is not in appropriate locations for a detention center and he says the facility does not have access to water, sewer, or electricity. that meeting happened thehall chambers. >>> a sharply divided supreme court upheld pre

cape town's water running out of city hall for a g.c. people should use no more than fifty liters of top water per person per day. about a third of the city's residents live in informal settlements like this one then you can see in about four percent of the water with the generations they've already been collecting it and communal times also as you say the city will reach day zero on the ninth of july that's when they'll turn off the water in the hopes to have it be the communal council stay on. the city's times of fed by reservoirs this is one of the largest. because els gallop well four years ago they would have been on the twenty five meters of water since then the province has suffered the worst drought on record. to saving measures who would be postponed a zero bice three months everyone here is hoping the winter will soon bring enough rainfall to make sure they never come. out as it was very assertive we just tell the reality as it is i thought they would work contract they call it modern slavery we call for indonesia every day not

city hall. >>> new this morning, thinking of heading out of town for fourth of july holiday weekend you're notne. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, people hig the road this morning. a record number will this year. 2.5 million last year. a july 4th landing on wednesday. aaa expects the worst congestion on what they are calling terrible tuesday. travel times are expected to double in major metro areas on july 3rd but the worst traffic in the afternoon. some good news for those travelers. gas is only expected to go up a few cents on the july 4th holiday weekend but still lower than those prices were over memorial day weekend. airfares, well, they are the lowest they have been in five years. >> let's go somewhere. live look at the golden gate bridge. happening today, bridge leaders will get monthly update on bridge traffic along with bus and ferry ridership. according to documents ahead of tonight's meeting southbound traffic in march and april dropped slightly during the morning rush. over the last year traffic volume is exactly the same. o.anwhile ferry ridership up bus service is down j

town. i mean, they report on city hall events, which might be the most boring thing a journalist has to do.re journ journalists because they love what they do. and wendi winters was a fixture at every event you would go to. every time you would go into the office and you would see rob and the other victims. and you know, you can't imagine the horror that they had to go through. and there was nowhere to go. it was a newsroom with just not even any partitions in that newsroom from what i remember. it's just desks and nowhere to hide, you know. >> you told my colleague, john berman, this morning something that struck me, and i'm paraphrasing here. but you said, essentially, we have to stop hating each other and attacking each other because of that hate. in such a divided america, how do we do that? >> i mean, i think we've got to remember that we're all neighbors, you know. and just because you have a different opinion to someone else, or they have a different opinion to you, you shouldn't hate them. i run from our city docket, two or three mornings at 6:00 a.m., i run with tea party guys and

. >> reporter: the concord city council plans to hold a special town hall meeting tomorrow afternoon to get more public input. this despite the supervisor joya saying no site in california including the concord naval weapons station is being considered for migrant detention facilities. i reached out to the contra costa county sheriff's office, and a spokesman tells me that the sheriff will not comment on confidential communications. ommunications. alex, julie? >> all right, amber, thank you. hank you. king in with temperatures cooling off tomorrow. today wasn't all that warm, but it was warmer than yesterday. which wasn't all that warm. but tomorrow will be even cooler. so temperatures generally staying in the mid-60s to mid- 70s for most of us with the hot spots tomorrow low 80s at best. not low90s. so a -- low 90s. so a little fog along the coast as you expect this time of year. and we look out, temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. there's that sea breeze which is really helping out the fire zones in northern california because even though it's not getting, you know, it's sti

. >>> city leaders in san jose will hold a town hall meeting to discuss the pros and cons of the na'sooking at ways to relate motorized scooter >> they are becoming more and more poand are very easy to rent. a smartphone to unlock the scooter and are charged by the mile or the amount of time to write them. they are also raising concerns about public safety. >>, many of the scooters are being written on the sidewalks by helmetless drivers weaving in and out. some of them blocking building entrances and a.d.a. ramps and the such. >> city leaders will have a public demonstration of the scooters outside city hall starting at 4:30 this afternoon. that demonstration will be to discuss the ways to relate them. >>> san francisco police teaming up with b.a.r.t. police to crackdown on drug use. that particular b.a.r.t. station is getting extra attention because of this video. it went viral showing rampant drug use in that hallway. san francisco and b.a.r.t. police will add 500 extra patrol hours every week at the b.a.r.t. station. >> it should matter to people who use b.a.r.t. which police depa

in every district across the country those who have decided to gather in those ci cities will now go to the town hallst these candidates will be undertaking? >> that is right. you know, we have had 788 events happening today, and i think that you will be seeing the folks not rest until the families are reunited. they are going to be candidatest a their elected officials and continuing to hit the streets. and you can go to families belong together.org if you want to join them. >> all right. thank you so much. ai-jen and jessica, thank you. >> thank you. >> and now, the uncertain future of the democratic party, and 2018 and we are into it, and it is shaping up to be a very important year for the democrats and the republicans b four the democrats, this is a look ahead no the midterms and the supreme court battle and many of them are calling for i.c.e. to be a abolished and more and we will dive into it next. insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you're better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets t

city says it hasn't heard from the navy. congressman desalier who represents the area says he's hosting a facebook live town hall to talk about it. >> new details on a murder mystery with bay area ties. a 35-year-old father on a family camping trip was gunned down with his 2 and 4-year-old daughters by his side. this happened at the malibu creek state park. you've seen it on sefrlt tv shows and movies, this morning there's still no known suspect or even motive in that killing. the victim a chemist who attended uc berkeley was just about to relocate with his family back here to the bay area. family and family members as well as friends are remembering him as a family man who would do anything to help his family. >> this is a family man. and that's where he was geared fore, to take care of his family and be there for them. >> there have been a series of shootings over the last few weeks at the park that are for now unconnected. >>> it is 6:07. new interview given by the woman once called the call girl killer is leading to new charges. you may recall this story high end escort alex tickleman, pled years after injecting heroin in

study for exams in the town hall library the mayor provides young people from poorer backgrounds with a modest university scholarship his students wouldn't want to live in a city run by islamic nationalist added one supposes. things are freer here than in most places in the country especially for women. it is women who run the farmers co-op the mayor is proud to show us where orders full of objects organic produce are handled. organic salt bins and honey are dispatched to the whole country it's a way for opponents of al to want to support the leftwing tell. him or do three things with the proceeds fast we finance school scholarships second we support farmers by providing fuel for their tractors and third we distribute c free of charge currently around two hundred fifty farmers in the region have joined our cow on. the door that number is rising these city employees are collecting soil samples in a field the co-op is to start growing crops here to president added one promised more prosperity for techies poorest parts he hasn't kept that promise says this farmer. the price for one kilo of beans is the equivalent of one euro fifty. but the wholesalers only ever p

city's north beach neighborhood. tonight...there was a town tonight...there was a town hall held to discuss what happenedhear from witnessesthe officer did not need to use his gun.that's next in a live report.plus...a warning if you brought pre-cut melon from the store.the cdc just issued a warning it may be contaminated with salmonella.what you need to know...coming up.((grant)) plus..father's day weekend is almost here.our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has your four zone forecast if you plan on firing up the grill for dad.((vicki))keep i here...kron 4 news at nine starts right after the break. ((nats))....get down((nats)) ....get down((nats))....get downnew tonight at nine...dramatic body camera footage just released showing a police shooting in san francisco's north beach neighborhood.((2shot bam vo)) ((grant))thanks for joining us tonight...i'm grant lodes. ((vicki))and i'm vicki liviakis.plenty of emotion at tonight's townhall meeting over the shooting that happened early saturday morning.the video shows an officer shooting a man in the back...after he ran off. ((grant))kron 4's gayle ong joins us live in san fr

town's former shipbuilding might. in 1888, queen victoria granted city status to this boomtown of 300,000, and soon after, its citizens built belfast's centerpiece, city hall. with its statue of queen victoria scowling down belfast's main drag and the union jack flapping behind her, it's a stirring sight. queen's university is also from the illustrious reign of victoria. its backyard is an inviting public park, particularly relaxing on a sunny summer afternoon. the palm house, an early example of an iron-and-glass greenhouse dating from the mid-1800s, gives you a lush and humid jungle experience right in belfast. also in the garden is the ulster museum, the city's one major museum. you'll find a fascinating made-in-belfast exhibit under an arch proclaiming, "trade is the golden girdle of the globe." exhibits explain how belfast thrived in its glory days. the linen industry employed thousands. belfast workers made products from flax, like canvas and rope, which contributed mightily to maritime commerce. massive ships made in belfast were commonplace from seattle to shanghai. it feels like a new morning in belfast. it's hard to imagine that this bright and b

from provisional ballots, ballots that were dropped off here at city hall yesterday, filled out in person at some voting booths around town, so we are now hearing that it may be days before we know conclusively who the next mayor of san francisco is going to be. london read just jump out of an early lead last night as those early returns came in, but in the early morning hours, mark leno was able to close that gap and move into the lead, then to ranked voice toting. showing leno with a 50.42% lead over breed who has 49.58% of the vote. leno winning by less than one percentage point. the rings choice system really turn things around for leno as candidates who were limited from contention, their second- place votes are redistributed and you will remember that during the campaign, leno joined forces with fellow candidate, encouraging supporters to list the other candidate as their second-place choice. the board of elections this morning saying that they will be tabulating ballots for days and running them through that rings choice system. >> i would imagine that this weekend would be the soonest that we would probably have a

town. and everything i hear from folks is, we want some change. we want some new direction at city hall. >> reporter: so this is why a mayor has still not been declared for san francisco and we are refreshing the election's website as ofte we can to make sure we bring you the latest numbers. now, whoever does win will serve out the rest of former mayor ed lee's term through january of 2020. from san francisco city hall, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> no big surprises in the race for california governor. lieutenant governor gavin newsom easily took the top spot. he will face off against republican john cox. at his celebration last night, newsom laid out his vision for california. >> a state where we don't criminalize diversity, we celebrate diversity. eyea state where we don't obstruct justice, we demand justice for everybody. >> whoo! >> where we don't regulate a woman's body more than we regulate assault weapons out on our streets. >> whoo! >> and last night, cox a san diego county businessman took aim directly at his opponent in november. >> how many californians are sick and tired of poll-

town. everybody knows one another. these journalists cover our city, you know -- city elections. they cover city hall.o stories on us. we've all been into that newsroom and know exactly what they were going through. we no there was nowhere to hide in the office and mentioned the horror they've had to go through. >> let's get caught up on the latest with the invest gatiigan. people williams following it closely. what do we know at this hour, pete? >> reporter: quite a bit. doesn't seem to be much of a mystery why this happened, because the man charged with the shooting, jarrod ramos had a grudge against this newspaper for seven years and went through three years of lawsuits against the paper, losing them, accusing them of defamation and losing that, because the courts ruled the newspaper accurately reported the fact he had used social media to harass a woman that he knew from high school. apparently he never got over that. former people who used to work for the newspaper say that he published online threats that got increasingly worrisome. the police, in fact, did question him about these threats. the

town. and everything i hear from folks is, we want some change. we want some new direction at city hall. >> reporter: so this is why a mayor has still not been declared for san francisco and we are refreshing the election's website as often as we can to make sure we bring you the latest numbers. now, whoever does win will serve out the rest of former mayor ed lee's term through january of 2020. from san francisco city hall, jackie ward, kpix 5 . >> keep refreshing those results, jackie! that's exciting! >>> and in the race for governor, democrat gavin newsom is moving on to the november election. no surprise there. but along with republican john cox. so far newsom has 33%, cox with 26%. antonio villaraigosa has about 13%. newsom and cox gathered for campaign parties last night. newsom at his headquarters in san francisco celebrating his victory, and looking ahead to the next round. cox, sending a clear message to newsom, while taking in the poll numbers in southern california. >> it's our duty to future generations to keep dreaming, to keep disrupting and to keep demanding more. see, fo

town. teal of two cities dending where folks live apparently. >> believe it orot other things going on. out here at alexandria city hall. take a look atthis.ely take a couple of eps at this place without running into somebody's campaign side. take a look atea the rn why. this isns theide of alexandria city hall today. turn out has been constant and has been heavy here in alexandria. they are up in theou de digits. couple of reasons for that. you kotw they g contentious mayor al primary on the democrat side. u.s. senate primary, as of is concoction. it is not only raising expectations ofurn out here but also turning out those voters t >>>his is actually perhaps the heaviest turn out we've had in a non-presidential primary. it's higher than last ye's primary for governor and lieutenant govnor and it's hire than the 15 primary for mayor. by several percentage points. >> now, we told you about that of two cities. fairfax governmt centertoday, it was a ghost town. empty. they told us t percent turn out rate rightow amo democrats onest percent among republicans. we have less than two hours l in the the folks there who go out and lework on thesec

town hall meeting on tuesday through facebook live to discuss that proposal. activists are planning thursday. that camp could hold up to 47,000 immigrants. concord city officials have issued a statement saying they do not support the federal government's proposal. >>> well, we are experiencing a cool down with the weather here in the bay area. >> we are. we still have warm pockets up in north bay and easthere arning in effect. live from our room cf camera it 62 degrees. temperatures climbing just about 70 with the breezy southwest winds. i'll have the details, coming up. >>> also coming up, a mural honoring the late anthony bourdain. >>> the world's ugliest dog is. >> the world's ugliest dog contest where owners say their love their dogs just the way they are. crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. natu it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? for a limited time, save up to $500

the city says it hasn't heard from the navy, congressman who represents the area says he is hosting a facebook live town hall today to talk more about it. >> now to breaking news in southern california, want to walk you through this story. little complicated and it started as some sort of domestic violence out of englewood, she was approached by her exboyfriend and so frightened she gets in her car to try to drive away. she would be followed by the exboyfriend then and calls 911 while krdriving away and can't t any response. she happens to see an officer in culver city pulled over on the side of the road so she jumps out, tries to get the officer's attention but that's when the exboyfriend allegedly rams into both of their cars. now what you're seeing here is the aftermath. the police car crushed. it was sent into a cement pillar. the officer was injured as well. we're following breaking news there in southern california. we'll bring you any latest developments. >>> 5:06 right now, new details for you on a murder mystery in southern california with a bay area tie. police say the 35-year-old father on a famil

according to policy the department will hold a town hall meeting on the shooting within 10 days. >>> changing gears now this morning. the city of oakland is preparing for a big celebration for the golden state warriors. a championship parade tomorrow. >> alex, a lot of difference this year compared to last two years? >> reporter: good morning, warriors fans have a parade. we have done this a couple times over the past two years. there are going to be some changes this year. first of all there will not be a rally tomorrow. there will only be the parade. it is going to get started near the intersection of broadway and 11th street where we are this morning. as you can see preparations are already underway. barricades have been delivered as we get ready to celebrate this dubnation. the victory parade kicks off at 11:00 tomorrow morning. by some estimates there could be as many as 1 million fans on hand for the big party celebrating the warriors third title in the past four years. the city of oakland says this will be an interactive parade. fans will have a chance to get up close and personal with their favorite players, coaches,

for an emergency town hall meeting following reports that immigrants might be detained at the old concorde able weapon station. they found out it will not happen at least for now. the city says they received an email from the california office of emergency services saying the former naval weapons station was not being considered. a report said concord was one of the potential sites were up to 47,000 immigrants might be held. despite the reprieve, resident spoke up saying they would keep the pressure on the federal government. >> we want confirmation from the navy that they have halted the project and are no longer considering concord. >> i am encouraged that i encourage the council to make sure they keep at it and keep fighting for us. >> a congressman says he is pleased the effort has been halted calling the trump administration's immigration policies inhumane and unjust. >>> the u.s. supreme court delivered a huge setback to organize labor today. in a 5-4 vote the cool -- court ruled that government workers that do not want to join unions should not be forced to pay dues. forcing them to pay was a violation of the nonpaying workers free speech rights. the decision mea

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stations outside of concord and the city said it had not heard from the navy and the congressman who represents that area said that he's hosting a facebook live town hall today to talk about this. >>> keeping a close eye to the north. the pawnee fire is still raging in lake county. in fact, we just got off the phone with cal fire and news so far isn't very good. 11,500 acres burn and still only 5% contained. more than 1400 firefighters were there and a huge increase of man power and cal fire added an extra 1,000 since yesterday. people live tlg need to watch developments closely. 600 structures are still in harm's way. 22 already destroyed. people's belongings gone for ever. 3000 people still ordered out of that area. >>> here in the bay area, good news for anyone wanting to go outdoors or have some plans there. well it won't last that long, though. >> taking a live look outside, san jose and san francisco. what a difference there. a little bit of haze over the city by the bay. not too bad, though. meteorologist kari hall, you are delivering us a good looking day but there more coming up. >> and it is going to be really nice. as you head out. i want to

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live town hall meeting, reports the naval weapons station in concd is beincoidered as a possible location to house thousands of immigrants who cross the border illegally. the district includes the city of concord and the former naval weapons station. happy to have the congressman via skype from washington, thanks for joining me. >> thanks for asking me to. >> you were against the plan, tell me why. >> first let me just my correction, we think that a lot of these people who may come to in the california as suggested time magazine report, we don't know if they are people who have entered the country illegally or people seeking we are concerned about that about that obviously, the lodge sticks of putting up to 50,000 people on a pace business having a lots history would not work lodge iseabal. we are concerned about about ago party what is continuing to be in my opinion immoral, unethical illegal polesis he. >> where is the city's efstill belong to the navy? >> it does. we are just about to get transfer from the navy for the first segment of this project that has been in closure, the process for over a decade. so there has been a good faith negotiation as prescribed by federal statute

town hall meeting on tuesday through facebook live to discuss the proposal. activists are planning to protest the plan on thursday in el cerrito. that camp could hold up to 47,000 immigrants. concord city officials issued a statement saying they do not support the federal government's propos proposal. >>> the pride parade steps off in san francisco this morning. it is the key event of pride weekend. abc 7 news was at delores park yesterday where thousands gathered for an afternoon of pride events, including the annual dike march. >> what it means to be a year and a dyke in the community. this is a moment be of being able to express that. >> this morning's parade starts at 10:30 and expected to be huge. an estimated 50,000 people will participate. the parade begins at market street. it will wind its way from beal to 8th street. it's expected to last five hours and public transit, of course, is recommended. will it be really hot out there for those marchers? i'm wondering about that, lisa. >> you may have felt the cool yesterday, the breeze and boy, it really turned out to be a comfortable night. overnight. because it was pretty intense yesterday. the answer, carolyn is cooler out there.

city music hall in new york. you can see al of the action starting at 8:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> the boys are back in town.arrived to a huge welcome down the streets of downtown oakland. getting ready for the big parade on tuesday. it kicks off at 11th and broadway and wraps up at oak and 13th. more than 1 million people are expected to attend. >>> investigators are looking into what caused a brush fire in marin county. is parked yesterday on san rafael hill, right above downtown san rafael, close to some homes. strong winds helped push the flames and the fire grew to more than 12 acres before crews were able to stop it. no homes or buildings were damaged and no one had to evacuate. >>> supervisor london breed has taken the lead in san francisco's mayoral race. the latest results show her surpassing mark leno by 498 votes, but tens and thousands of ballots have not been counted. >>> president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un have arrived in singapore, ahead of their tuesday meeting. it will be the first summit of its kind between the litter of the north korean -- between the leader of north korea

town hall meeting on tuesday through facebook live to discuss the proposal. activists are planning to protest the plan on thursday in el cerrito. that camp could hold up to 47,000 immigrants. concord city officials issued a statement saying they do not support the federal government's proposal. >>> the pride parade steps off in san francisco this morning. it is the key event of pride weekend. abc 7 news was at dolores park yesterday where thousands gathered for an afternoon of pride events, including the annual dyke march. >> what it means to be a year and a dyke in the community. this is a moment be of being able to express that. >> this morning's parade starts at 10:30 and expected to be huge. an estimated 50,000 people will participate. it's one of the biggest events in california. the parade begins at market street. it will wind its way from beal to 8th street. it's expected to last five hours public transit is recommended. sunscreen and water, lisa. because it is going to be hot. but not too bad in san francisco. >> that's right. definitely going to be sunny out there. but the temperatures 10 to 20 degrees cooler. so i think a lot of you like the sound of that. a live look from sa

town hall event from philadelphia. here are joy reid and chris hayes. >> all right. thanks for joining us from the prince theater here in center city, philadelphia.onight, big news, as you've probably already heard, abc canceling one of its biggest shows after its star's racist tweet. we are going to talk about that. but as starbucks shuts down 8,000 stores across the nation for anti-bias training, we're holding our own discussion, talking about the kind of racism that occurs every day in this country in hollywood and coffee shops and public spaces. >> they didn't do anything, i saw the entire thing. they asked to use the bathroom and the woman said it's for paying customers only then asked them to leave. they didn't do anything. >> we're talking about the kind of everyday racism that led to the arrests of two black men who were simply waiting for someone to show up at a business meeting at a philadelphia starbucks. >> and the more blatant kind, like the kind of hate, frankly, roseanne barr put on display today. she tweeted out a racist and personal attack on one of our guests joining us tonight. >> valerie jarrett is a former senior adviser to p

also the city of san francisco plans to test parcel a, you see that on the map as well, where people are already living in condos. they are testing pott areas. town hallappening in contra costa county show it to the viewers. if you want to weigh in and you're in the area, ambrose community center willow pass road, bay.at 6:30. that's, of course, free to residents to express concern about landfill dumped in the area. for more information do to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> thanks, pete. >> 5:08. we're learning about another stolen gun in san francisco. this time the weapon was snatched from the back seat of suv belonging to off duty san francisco sheriff's deputy. our investigation video obtained surveillance video. take a look here. this happened last week outside of a fitness center in opinisun. it was in the back seat. a weapon he used on duty as well as three magazines of ammunition. san francisco sheriff's department said that deputy immediately reported the incident. >> the man deputies -- who prosecutors say is behind a gruesome cold case is in court today. they say allen shot and killed two young campers in their sleeping bags in jenner in 20