tsai, aye. the motion to approve the executive director report is approved unanimously. >> thank you. now returning to the consent calendar, which we took public comment on, is there a motion to adopt the balance of the consent calendar, item 3 and item 5? >> so moved. >> i'll second. please call the roll. >> on the motion to adopt the consent calendar, salahi, aye. tsai, aye. francois, aye. passed unanimous le. >> i call item 6, discussion and possible action regarding proposed stipulation decision and order in the matter of luis barahona. >> good morning commissioners. [indiscernible] so, this case involves luis barahona a senior housing inspector with dbi [indiscernible] incompatible with department by serving on the board of the tndc an organization that subject to control review and inspection and enforce of his department. we believe this conduct to be matter of significance, because respondent was involved in inspecting and making decisions on properties owned or managed by the tndc while

tsai, aye. motion to approve the executive director report is approved unanimously. >> thank you. now returning to the consent calendar, which we took public comment on, is there a motion to adopt the balance of the consent calendar, item 3 and item 5? >> so moved. >> i'll second. please call the roll. >> on the motion to adopt the consent calendar, salahi, aye. tsai, aye. francois, aye. passed unanimous le. >> i call item 6, discussion and possible action regarding proposed stipulation decision and order in the matter of luis barahona. >> good morning commissioners. [indiscernible] so, this case involves luis barahona a senior housing inspector with dbi [indiscernible] incompatible with department by serving on the board of the tndc an organization that subject to control review and inspection and enforce of his department. we believe this conduct to be matter of significance, because respondent was involved in inspecting and making decisions on properties owned or managed by the tndc while ser

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mom bernice tsai is cautiously optimistic. >> now there's a conversation of actually we can try take a crack at this, we can try to change it. it doesn't go far enough, but i think they're opening the door. >> reporter: netchoice which represents major tech companies like meta and google says the new law violates the first amendment by censoring content. >> at the end of the day, this a -- that's a decision that should be left up to parents, not government and not silicon valley. >> reporter: what's your response to that? >> our kids are in a special category. we don't let them buy cigarettes. we have guardrails to protect our young people before they become adults and can make their own decisions. >> reporter: the new york law is set to go into effect 180 days after the state attorney general determines the exact guidelines. we've reached out to all the major social media platforms. meta, the parent company of facebook and instagram, said while it doesn't agree with every aspect of these bills, it does support legislation requiring parental approval to download apps. jo ling kent, c

. >> reporter: angela tsay has called oakland home more than 30 years. she's the ceo and creative director of oaklandish, an apparel company focused on giving back and creating jobs. >> we know we have a huge responsibility given the city's name is part of our company name. we, the company, are nothing without oakland. most of the people who work here grew up in the east bay, went to high school here and still live here. >> reporter: angela is a proud oaklander. so when the town lost the a's, it went beyond baseball. >> baseball has really deal roots in oakland and sports are not just about sports. they're about bringing a community together and giving people a sense of belonging and so with that being likely taken away in terms of major league baseball, it's another reason why we really want to just support the ballers and pioneer league to keep baseball in oakland. >> reporter: that's why angela and oaklandish were ready to support the ballers, but after ballers co-founder paul freeman met with angela, it sealed the deal. >> he is very close friends wi

we want to her to answer all questions and have transparency tsay on what is going on, not hide behind lawyers. >> we don't have any information that indicates that mayor tao is the target of the investigation. >> attorney tony brass now represents the embattled mayor. he says she has not been arrested. abc seven news returned to tao's home on sunday. no one answered the door when we knocked. the mayor hasn't been seen in public since the raid on thursday. many residents of oakland don't know what to think, but they want answers. and their biggest question is where is mayor shank tao? >> say something to the city of oakland. just come out and say, you know, this is under control. what's going on? just say something to us. so at least we know that you have our back or something to say something don't hide. >> you know, she got to be open if she's a public figure, she's got to let us know for the voters to. we want to know. that's why she's in office. >> twan nose says there was silence from the mayor when 15 people were shot at lake merritt after a juneteenth celebration on wednesday. h

jeffrey tsai is a former federal prosecutor. and according to his profile, he prosecuted former presidential candidate john edwards for campaign finance violations a decade ago, the announcement comes nearly a week after taos. first attorney tony brass resigned after the mayor spoke publicly about the fbi raid of her home. so far the fbi has not revealed the nature of their investigation. the mayor says she has not been notified. she's the subject of an investigation and she has done nothing wrong. meantime, oakland police have released a summer safety plan. the initiative aims to crack down on violent crimes. kron four's rob nesbitt is looking into how they're working to do that. he's going to join us at 5.30, police in richmond have arrested a church volunteer accused of rape. >> according to police, miguel villa lobos is accused of assaulting the victim during a music lesson. it's cornelius church. police say the lobos was the music director. the victim told police that her be her abuse began when she was a minor and continue

mom bernice tsai is cautiously optimistic. >> now, there is a conversation of actually we can try toack at this. we can try to change it. it doesn't go far enough, but i it doesn't go far enough, but i think they are opening >> reporter: netchoice, which represents major tech companies like meta and google, says the new law violates the first amendment by censoring content. >> at the end of the day, that's a decision that should be left up to parents, not government, and not silicon valley. >> reporter: what's your response to that? >> you know what? our kids are in a special category. we don't let them buy cigarettes. we have guardrails to protect our young people before they become young adults and can make their own decisions. >> reporter: the new york law is set to go in effect 180 days after the state attorney general determines the exact guidelines. we reached out to all the major social media platform, and meta, the parent company of facebook and instagram, said, while it does not agree with every aspect of this bill, it does support legislation requiring parental approval to

the former federal prosecutor jeffrey tsai is now representing the mayor. tsai is now a defense attorney, but previously he did serve as an assistant attorney general between 2013 and 2015. kamala harris, when she was california's state attorney general, mayor tao's home was raided by the fbi last week. her first attorney resigned a few days later. >> well, today, the oakland police department is launching its summer safety plan. police say residents and visitors will see an increased police presence in oakland. that initiative aims to prevent and address violent crime throughout the city. the highway patrol will also be working with opd and high risk traffic areas known for car accidents and crime, while the alameda county sheriff's department will be working with officers to crack down on dui drivers. well, the oakland city council discussed a $177 million problem yesterday as they consider the best way to close the city's budget deficit. one option would be to freeze job vacancies at the police and fire departments that would potentially close 4 or 5 fir

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. >> former federal prosecutor jeffrey tai is representing mayor tao tsai is now a defense attorney, but previously he served as assistant attorney general between 2013 and 2015 to kamala harris when she was state attorney general. mayor tao's home was raided by the fbi last week. her first attorney resigned, a few days later. >> the oakland city council discussed a $177 million problem today, as they consider the best way to close the city's budget deficit. one option would freeze job vacancies at the police and fire departments that would potentially close 4 or 5 fire stations. the president of oakland firefighters union is trying to fight this, saying the fleet is already struggling to handle about 100,000 calls. a year. one council member shares with us, no matter what choice they make, it will be an unfortunate decision. >> we've been given an impractical choice of making, of working, of passing a budget that includes mythical money that hasn't been realized yet and won't be any time soon, versus cutting public safety deeply. and i support neither of these options in order to cl

mom bernice tsai is cautiously optimistic. >> now there's a conversation of actually we can try to takean try to change it. it doesn't go far enough, but i think they're opening the door. >> reporter: netchoice, which represents major tech companies like meta and google, says the new law violates the first amendment by censoring content. >> at the end of the day, that's a decision that should be left up to parents, not government and not silicon valley. >> what's your response to that? >> our kids are in a special category. we don't let them by cigarettes. we have guardrails to protect our young people before they become adults and can make their own decisions. >> reporter: the new york law is set to go into effect 180 days after the state attorney general determines the exact guidelines. we reached out to all the major social media platforms. meta, the parent company of facebook and instagram, said while it doesn't agree with every aspect of these bills, it does support legislation requiring parental approval to download apps. jo ling kent, cbs news, new york. >>> one of donald trump's

jeffrey tsai is a former federal prosecutor. according to his profile, he prosecuted former presidential candidate john edwards for campaign finance violations a decade ago in a statement signed said in part, the mayor will respect the confidentiality of the investigation process, which they're confident. we'll show that she has not engaged in any wrongdoing any wrongdoing, rather. the announcement comes nearly a week after tells first attorney tony brass reside after the mayor spoke publicly about the fbi raid of her home. so far the fbi has not revealed the nature of their investigation. the mayor says she has not been notified that she is the subject of an investigation and says she has done nothing wrong. police arrested a san jose man in connection with 2 failed bank robberies. officers took kit do into custody june 19th. he's accused of attempted armed bank robbery on story road on may 14th and a second attempted robbery on south king road just 2 days later, police say will approach the bank teller with a handwritten note

now have not just a former president, presumptive nominee convicted of crimes, but of the president tsaionvicted of crimes in the same two week period. both of these incredibly historic. we have never seen anything like this before. it will be interesting to see how this alters the narrative was the after donald trump's conviction less than two weeks ago, there has been an narrative about a justice system that has been weaponized for targeting donald trump. whether or not that is true, joe biden did not have the ability to say, he could have the power to step in with the special counsel investigation into hunter biden, potentially with the pardon, and he is declined to do so. allowing it to do its work. now that this has happened to his son being found guilty of three crimes here in delaware, it does alter the narrative around the way the justice system is working. you can no longer say it is only going after donald trump. it is come for biden as well. caroline: kailey leinz, so much information to digest, reacting at the moment to this finding from the court, from the jury. we thank you

stephanie: i am stephanie tsai with newshour west. here are the latest headlines beer up and russia have been carrying out deadly strikes on each other's territory. two russian ballistic missiles destroyed homes and left a huge crater in eastern ukraine. at least five people were killed and 41 others wounded. and in russian annexed crimea, memorials sprung up after the ukrainian drone killed six and wounded more than 150 others. russia says the ukrainians used american-made weapons in the attack. that claim has not been verified. the state department said russia summit the u.s. ambassador to discuss the incident. >> i will just tell you what the ambassador said when he met with the russian foreign ministry. we provide weapons to ukraine so we can defend its sovereign territory. that includes in crimea. russia could stop this work today. >> european union nations today agreed to send an initial $1.5 billion in profits for frozen russian assets to help ukraine. the russian region of dagestan has started three days of warning after a gun

. >> pride is about celebrating community tsay everybody coming together and, celebrating our differencest. >> thousands of people coming out for the 39th annual sonoma county pride parade and festival. the spurlock family is here showing their support. >> it's just a moment to really be proud of ourselves and celebrate and just be us. >> we grew up in a place that did not have a lot of queer support, and so it's really nice to come out and just see a big community, support supporting the queer community. >> i love to dress up and show my, and my support as an ally because, this is just the best day. i have so much fun at pride. >> some marched advocating for the rights of trans youth, which are under attack across the country. >> i think it's really sad that people are attacking people who are just trying to live their lives and be themselves. >> years ago, this pride parade started very small, with a few dozen participants. today it stretches more than a mile with a record 105 parade entries. i've been here all along, so i've seen the growth and it's great. it's all about inclusion and

oakland mayor sheng thao has a new attorney jeffrey tsai. he's a former federal prosecutor. he prosecuted former presidential candidate john edwards for campaign finance violations a decade ago and a statement he said in part, the mayor will respect the confidentiality of the investigation process, but we're confident we'll show she has not engaged in any wrongdoing. the mayor's first attorney, tony brass who resigned in nearly a week ago after the mayor spoke publicly about the fbi raid on her home. the fbi still has not been talking about that investigation. the mayor says she has not been notified that she is the subject of an investigation and says she has done nothing wrong. authorities have canceled the amber alert for a newborn baby believed to have been abducted by his mother and the north bay. i hope police today announced that little braxton manning was found unharmed with his mother. the chp had issued an amber alert about 08:00am. that's after child protective service workers could not find. 28 year-old valerie manning or her 2 week-old son. police say the mother

. >> tsay then alternate routes. you need to know about.f you take caltrain service between the city and the south bay shut down. >> making history. the woman pitcher who took the mound and wowed the crowd for the oakland ballers. yes >> good morning everybody. happy friday. it is june 7th. >> the oakland ballers are really doing it. >> yes. >> and we love to see making a name for themselves. right. >> and the fans are doing it in support. they are. that's what i like to see. i love it. >> back to reality today weather wise. here we go. average temperatures on the way this afternoon. it's nice to say that especially for those folks inland that have been dealing with that heat wave the past couple of days, our heat advisory is done. here's a big reason why the tam cam the fog is back. you know, that means cooler conditions are on the way. looking at skies right now, some patchy clouds over the city and oakland. clear skies for concord and san jose, but it is quite cloudy along the coast. half moon bay reporting those overcast skies. so right

he'll be addressing demonn tsay to mark the 80th anniversary of d-day.ave live coverage at 7 a.m. >> number three, donald trump waking up in southern california this morning after a quick stop in san francisco. he flew there last night after a fundraising dinner in pac heights, home of tech billionaire david sax. >> number four, this is the last weekend for horse racing at golden gate fields in the east bay. the owners are consolidating operations to southern california. the final race is sunday. >> number five, a warning in san jose after two mountain lion sightings in two days. one was in south san jose, the other near kelly park, about six miles away, and number six, we have a commuter alert. >> if you take caltrain there will be no train service between san jose and san francisco. on june 8th and ninth. limited bus service will be provided. >> and number seven, pat sajak's final spin on wheel of fortune has arrived. he is retiring after more than 40 years on the iconic game show you can watch pat sign off tonight at 730 right here on abc seven. child

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sonoma county has declared a local emergency tsay. evacuation orders are still in place this morning. fire crews have been able to hold the fire's progress. in fact, it's only grown about 100 acres since we talked to you yesterday morning. so just over 1200 acres total. it continues to be at 20% contained. abc seven news reporter lena howland is on her way to that fire this morning. she is live in cloverdale at the citrus fairgrounds right now. lena >> hey, reggie. that's right. we actually did just get to the command post for this fire set up here at the cloverdale citrus fairgrounds, where it's actually shift change. and we've been seeing several fire trucks coming in and out of the fairgrounds over the last ten minutes. now, these fire crews are celebrating a great day yesterday because they were able to stop this fire from growing. they said conditions were much better. the wind significantly tamer. after surveying some of the damage, crews determined that two homes so far have been destroyed in the fire. a number of other structu

i think doctor tsai probably has a very different perspective than i do in terms of like the impact of losing this funding, but i do think we'll be able to continue to, to grow. it just will make us be very intentional about our priorities. and i haven't had a chance to talk with supervisor walton yet. i'm sure he has very strong feelings as well, but. okay. he's he's nodding so or he's just looking at me. so i'm sure you're right. if supervisor walton has something to say, he would definitely say it, but i don't see any name on the roster at the moment. thank you for all the work that you do, and hold us all accountable for the work that we do, i look forward to just learning more about decisions around sharp and some other, vacant or non vacant positions within your organization. and just point of clarity, i think the decision around sharp lives outside of me . so i just i don't know if that's coming from you all or the mayor's office, but i just want to be clear that we will not move forward. the positio