the ranking officer said it may be easy to identify the unpermitted concert that was held the night of the ghost ship fire, but it would be less easy to see that in someone's backyard. the city council meeting is happening tonight at 5:30. >>> president trump has a new security advisor, general hr make master. >> he replaces michael flynn who -- general hr mcmaster. >> he replaces michael flynn. what is the reaction in washington to general mcmaster. >> reporter: both have been outspoken. he was fired from the obama administration. mcmaster is a completely different animal. people on the republican side say he is smart, honest and the kind of guy that's seeks truth and power. his phd thesis was on how generals misled the public during the vietnam war. it is a cabinet position and just a white house security advisor position and it does not need senate confirmation. >>> president trump will visit the smithsonian's museum of african-american history and culture.>> it is not so rude of a rollout for african-american history. he talked about frederick douglass in the present tense about ho

of new complaints got interesting things going on the de bois truck stop an outdoor music event unpermitted trying to track down the operator they're not doing much i think that was a one of event i just founded with the mission permit officer about this establishment pizza joint on mists i was informed that the complaint may not be coming from this particular new business that operating out that have that location but associated with a gambling venue that popped up you may recall from a few months back i think 6 months ago so the alu and sfpd with working on that a new complaint on hawaii street i'm trying to get them into compliance with a llp a complaint from the church about the alamo not movies but music we'll pass that off to the police department one unpermitted after hours report about 960 folsom i'll investigate this we're adjourned and a complaint about entertainment at health care - operations on castro stopped by there last week they have entertainment i talked with them about our permitting process i told you what they're allowed to do i'll keep you posted on the enforcement on

david downing ordered officers to report unpermitted living and parties and warehouse spaces. the order was rescinded and it was said that it was distributed recent -- prematurely. a city council member disagrees. >> for the administrator to step in and say that something is questionable regarding his director -- directives, clearly shows the lack of leadership, oversight and knowledge of how to do the job.>> reporter: we are learning a little bit about what is being said behind closed doors. the department needs to provide training on what to look for and what specific violations officers should be looking for. high ranking officers said it may be easy to identify the type of unpermitted concert that was held at the ghost ship . it may be more difficult in someone's backyard. we learn more tonight at the city council many as the city administrator has more. >>> the man who killed sierra lemar marks the fourth week of his capital murder trial. prosecutors say they found a rope in the trunk of his car with her hair on it. he says he never met the teen. her body was never found.

inspectors are seeing more unpermitted home conversions and people living in places you wouldn't expect like office buildings. they are calling out those who aren't doing their fair share. they have produced 80,000 homes for each decade, far short of the 180,000 needed each year. to see which cities are among the worst offenders and a woman who lived in a 10 foot by 10 foot office space for the last year. guys? >> thank you, vicky. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call 888-996-tips. or send us an e-mail to theun theunit @nbc bpwae bare.com. >>> temperatures reaching the mid 60s. as we have been talking about it changes. >>> and this is the san mateo bridge. we're talking about what else is going on with old and new friends. up."= =runs 6= =s/vo= >>> crews are working around the clock to clean up the spillway. i'll have that story coming up. >> also, developing news out of our nation's capital. the scramble to replace a few cabinet positions. >>> highway 17 could reopen in full by today. we'll show you the stress that all of these detours are having on some of the s

attorneys also said almena is no way liable for the deadly fire, which happened during an unpermitted party. ktvu has been asking the oakland police to clarify their protocol as to whether officers should be sharing what they observed on patrol with other city departments. we have not heard back. but an oakland could oakland -- but an oakland councilman says they need to do better to follow up. >> when you see other activity that is questionable, that is illegal, and you have a responsibility to report it. if not you are just as guilty as the guy committing the crime by not reporting it. >> reporter: in oakland henry lee fox 2 news. >>> a bar owner takes over a grandmother's home in oakland. up next her plea to get the issue fixed after she says it has been making her sick. >> and talk about a toll increase making some drivers upset today. up next how much your trip would cost the bay bridge if voters agree to an increase. ♪ ♪ the hydrogen fueled mirai. its only emission is water. toyota. let's go places. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! e

at a meeting right now the oakland city administrator is presenting a report detailing unpermitted commercial and industrial spaces. >>> coming up, new evacuations after a northern california spillway opens its gates for the first time. people living downstream are bracing for a surge of water. >>> the wettest winter since 1997 and 1998 continues. rainfall totals over the past two days up to three inches of rain inland. we're talking livermore and dublin getting one quarter of a foot of rainfall. when will it end? when do we get a break? i know you want to know. hang on for five minutes. i'll give you the answer. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mall.. killing eve >>> tragedy in australia. a small plane carrying four americans crashed into a shopping mall killing everybody on board including the pilot. the men had chartered that plane for a golf outing. the plane went down just after take-off. a witness took this video of the plane flying low and then another angle shows the massive fireball. >> i just saw a plane come across, and it was lower than i thought, and i heard the bang, and i looked around, an

of new complaints got interesting things going on the de bois truck stop an outdoor music event unpermitted trying to track down the operator they're not doing much i think that was a one of event i just founded with the mission permit officer about this establishment pizza joint on mists i was informed that the complaint may not be coming from this particular new business that operating out that have that location but associated with a gambling venue that popped up you may recall from a few months back i think 6 months ago so the alu and sfpd with working on that a new complaint on hawaii street i'm trying to get them into compliance with a llp a complaint from the church about the alamo not movies but music we'll pass that off to the police department one unpermitted after hours report about 960 folsom i'll investigate this we're adjourned and a complaint about entertainment at health care - operations on castro stopped by there last week they have entertainment i talked with them about our permitting process i told you what they're allowed to do i'll keep you posted on the enforcement on

. >>> and an effort to prevent another ghost ship fire in oakland could help people living in unpermitted buildings. that is next. >>> a mishap during vice president mike pence's trip to brussels, the images that have a lot of people scratching their heads this morning. >>> and jessica's at the live desk gathering information on if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medication... ...this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira works by targeting and helping to... ...block a specific source... ...of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain and... ...stop further joint damage in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure.

city inspectors responded to 45 complaints of people living in unpermitted places. >> no sanitation or plumbing. >> she says it is difficult to gauge how many people truly live in hiding. the city relies on complaints to spark investigations. many of them she says into illegally converted garages like these, poorly ventilated spaces with open flames, no insulation and water heat thaeers that can release deadly gases. >> none of the inspectors like to see people living in these conditions. we know we have to move them out. >> this is at the end of the day a solvable problem. >> reporter: ben is the direct f to of housing. his agency in charge of making sure cities provide affordable housing. it is powerless when they done. >> there is nothing to guarantee the cities actually develop and build. >> yes. >> metcaf is working to change that. the first housing assessment reveals far below the estimated 180,000 needed to keep housing affordable. some of the worst offenders mountain view and south san francisco. those and many others issued a fraction of the permits promised. >> we hold it acc

yesterday afternoon police command issued a directive telling officers to report any unpermitted parties or living situations they encounter. hours later city administrator canceled that order. the first was aimed to prevent incidents like the warehouse fire that killed 36 people in oakland. in the e-mail the order was taken back sailing it was given out early and the city is in the process of developing protocols. she is in charge of the police department pending the arrival of the new chief which is in ten days. >>> how much would you pay to drive down san francisco's famous lombard street? >> nothing. >> i doubt if i would pay more than five. >> there you go. we have different answers. coming up we hear why locals and tourists may not have a say in the matter. >> and people living in another san francisco neighborhood say it's happening far to often. coming up the city's response to several bicyclist accident ands how some were caught on camera. >> good morning. traffic is going to be busy if you are driving on 80 westbound as you head out to the mcarthur maze. >> rain has returned. i

assistant police chief ordered all officers to report by e-mail any illegal parties like raves or unpermitted living spaces in warehouses. the report has to include specifics and be completed the same day. this follows last year's ghost ship fire where 36 people died. recent reports indicate oakland police knew people lived and partied there illegally. the code violations were never documented. the police union is upset. >> they're not engaged in building code violations. this terrible tragedy should not lead to work in police officers. >> reporter: this e-mail said the directive was districted prematurely and has been retracted. the confusion is frustrating michela gregory's family. san francisco, richmond, and san jose all have reporting policies in place. in oakland, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> new details emerging this morning about what caused that massive crater in the main spillway at the oroville dam last week. a new cal fire report blames rain water erosion for the gaping hole in the concrete chute. it found that heavy runoff from days of rain along the sides of the main spill

police say the warehouse was being used as an unpermitted residence and art collective... president donald trump is back in mar-a-lago for his third weekend in a row. the president spent friday afternoon pushing his jobs agenda in south carolina. his trip comes after a contentious week in washington where the president spent much of an impromptu press conference lashing out at the media. as kristen holmes shows us, the president seems to be back in full campaign mode. nats pres. donald trump: america is going to start winning again like never before.president donald trump channeling candidate donald trump... taking his message to the people while visiting a boeing plant in south carolina. pres. donald trump: as your president i'm going to do everything i can to unleash the power of the american spirit and put our great people back to worka measured president trump staying on message-- a stark contrast from thursday's contentious press conference natswhere the president aggressively argued that things were running smoothlypres. donald trump: this administration is running

news group, oakland has refused to release police and fire departments that might explain how the unpermitted warehouse was allowed to house tenants and events. the bay area news group is giving oakland until next friday to turn over the records or they say they'll face a lawsuit. the organization is one of our media partners. >>> new this morning in the east bay, concord police are looking for this woman. she's accused of threatening walgreens workers with a baseball bat after they tried to stop her from shoplifting. this happened at the walgreens on monument boulevard. investigators hope someone will recognize her and give them a call. >>> talks are scheduled to begin between two companies. the golden gate ferry was scheduled to begin service last monday. commuters' hopes ended up getting dashed when the angel island tuburon ferry objected. the company alleges potential safety issues at the dock. golden gate ferry contends angel island ferry is just maneuvering for dredging improvements at the dock. >>> new bike lanes along the embarcadero are in the work as traffic reaches critical levels.

. >> a new crack down on unpermitted partings. when police -- parties.lice are required to do if they see it happen. >>> and the republican party in sacramento, the challenges gop leaders in facing in the age of trump. >> we start with melissa live at the state gop convention in sacramento, and melissa, it seems like the party is dealing with a bit of an identity crisis right now? >> reporter: well, people are so excited to be here at the sacramento convention center, and the hyatthotel. they're wearing hats that say make california republican again, and it was a line of people earlier lined up to take pictures from the donald trump cut out. they're clearly very excited to be back in charge in washington dc. but donald trump is no typical republican, and long time republican party members are still trying to figure out what it all means. >> all right, fellow republicans, any deplorables out there? [ cheering ] >> reporter: the republicans are enjoying seeing old friends, and enjoying have the party back in the white house, but is it? does donald trump fi

police say the warehouse was being used as an unpermitted residence and arts collective.storm - making for a messy commute this evening. still ahead on kron four news. an accident on highway 101 snarls traffic - in redwood city. a look at what happened. then, he was forced to evacuate his home - because of the oroville dam. but when he returned - thieves took his prized belongings... the man's plea - to get military medals back. but first, police are investigating a hate crime in san francisco - the derogatory and offensive symbol painted on a home .. has the homeowner speaking out. that's next. graffitti found on a woman's garage in san francisco is being investigated as a hate crime.. it happened late thursday night in san francisc's marina district.. one of the residents says she was shocked to come home to find swastikas spray painted on her garage. she says no one should have to come home to this kind of hate. there are multiple camera's in the area... police are hoping that footage will help lead to an arrest. the decision to approve a 650-million dollar grant that

they are telling officers to start reporting any unpermitted parties and illegal living situations that they come across. then they changed that order a few hours later. the idea was to improve communication between departments but the city administrator sent out an e- mail saying that the director was premature. >>> new at 10:00, calls to improve safety for bike riders at an intersection in san francisco where residents say accidents happen there every year. the residents have videos of the accidents taking place at 17th street and church streets. >> reporter: neighbors call this a short block with a long history of bike incidents. this man captured video of four crashes. this is video of a mother riding a bicycle with her kids. >> this is a trap. these people are not to blame. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured this accident, the tracks caused bicyclists to get stuck. less than a week after the mother's accident, his cameras recorded another bicyclist falling. >> it's going to continue to go up. someone has to fix this problem. >> reporter: it's a problem that neighbors say is

police say the warehouse was being used as an unpermitted residence and arts collective. toss weather .synopsis...showers and strong gusty winds being to taper off this afternoon. a few lingering showers into saturday morning. additional storm systems will result in widespread rainfall and increased winds from sunday night into monday and again tuesday night into wednesday. cooler and drier weather conditions then develop late next week. && .discussion...as of 1:53 pm pst friday...surface observations indicate that wind speeds are starting to lessen somewhat, although a few airport locations are still gusting in the 25-35 mph range. automated stations in higher elevations are reporting gusts in the 50-60 mph range still, however, all of these wind speeds are expected to lessen within the next few hours. radar also indicates that rainfall is less extensive across the region, although shower activity is expected to persist on and off through the evening. the upper level low and associated surface low pressure centers continue to deepen off of the california coast. this system is on trac

police say the warehouse was being used as an unpermitted residence and art collective.ll lanes are back open on interstate- 80 after a pedestrian was hit and killed tonight... officers say, it happened near gilman street in berkeley around 8- oclock tonight.. the c-h-p responded to a person being hit on the freeway... when they arrived, they found the man dead at the scene. the driver in the collision is talking to officers... drugs or alcohol do not appear to be a factor. a man was found dead inside a car that was pulled from a channel near the oakland airport this morning. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 .. showing the rescue effort. the fire department was called just after 8- oclock this morning... to doolittle drive and langley street ... on reports of a car going into the water. crews pulled the car out around 9-45.. and found the man inside. police are now investigating the crash... they have not released information on the victim. sunday will mark 75 -years since the executive order that authorized the internment of japanese americans

will require its officer to immediately report code violations they find at illegal parties and unpermitted party spaces. this was not the rule recently. officers had been to the ghost ship warehouse several times before the fire and did not immediately report the code violations. >>> a mass protest today to send a message about the value of immigrants in america from playgrounds to stores to restaurants, millions of people across the country, including many here in the bay area, simply refused to go to school or work as part of what's being called a day without immigrants. damian trujillo is live tonight. >> reporter: well this doors have been locked all day. in fact this entire business district closed shop for the day. and in fact parents kept hundreds of kids home from school today. it seems like a normal recess here, but there are usually a lot more children on the playgrou playground. today absences in frankly mckinney almost quadrupled. >> it is concerning. >> reporter: the district averages 296 absences every day. today it jumped to almost 1200. the jump has been attributed to the n

officers must notify the special events unit and their commander when they spot an unpermitted gathering. they must send in an e-mail documenting the address and what they saw. officers responded to the ghost ship several times before last year's fire that killed 37 people. police officers never reported code violations. >>> this order is almost identical to the one the city administrator retracted last week. the city of oakland is answering questions about charred debris from the ghost ship fire dumped next to a soccer field will children play and less than a hundred yards from the bay. oakland's mayor defended the city's actions. >> reporter: >> at the time we were doing this recovery we were trying to work as quickly as we can. rains were coming. we had to take advantage of areas we had available and that is the decision that was made at that time. >> the mayor says the city is in a legal conflict about what is responsible for the debris. she says it is not the city. but people are concerned the debris could be packed with toxins in light of the recent storms. >> i'm sure there are da

. >> last year city inspectors responded to 45 complaints of people living in unpermitted places including and shacks. >> no sanitation, no plumbing. they're digging holes in the back yard. >> but she says it's difficult to gauge just how many people truly flif hiding. the city relyings on complaints to spark investigations. many of them into illegally converted garages like these, poorly ventilated spaces with open flames, no insulation and water heaters that can release deadly carbon monoxide gases. >> do you think people don't realize how dangerous it is. >> i think that's part of the issue. this is a ticking time bomb. none of the inspectors like to see people living in these conditions and we know we have to move them out. >> at the end of the day, this is a solve nl problem. >> ben metcalf, his agency is in charge of making sure that cities provide affordable housing. but it's powerfulless when they don't. >> there's nothing to guarantee those cities actually develop and build. >> yes, that's right. there's in penalty for not building today. >> he's working to change that. the state'

yesterday afternoon police command issued a directive telling officers to report any unpermitted partiesving situations they encounter. the administrator canceled the order later. it was to prevent incidents like the warehouse fire that killed 36 people back in december. they rescinded the order saying it was distributed practice maturely and the city is developing protocol. she is in charge of the police department pending the arrival of the new chief ten days there now. >>> a san francisco firefighter recovering after being injured while fighting a house fire that displaced 11 people. it happened yesterday afternoon on apollo street in the city's bay view district. this is video from the fire department's twitter page. one person had to be rescued from the third floor of the building. the person was not injured. authorities say one firefighter was hurt when he fell down a flight of stairs. he is expected to recover. all three floors of the home have extensive damage. the red cross is now helping those 11 people who were living in the building. >>> crews are back at work in the san fran

they said he is in no way liable for the deadly fire, which happened during his unpermitted party. ktvu has been asking the oakland police to clarify their protocol as to whether officers should be sharing what they would observe with patrol and other city departments who have not heard back. the oakland councilman says the city must do better to communicate and follow up. >> public safety needs to view this in my home and other activities that are questionable and illegal and you have a responsibility to say no. you are just as guilty as the guy committing the crime by not reporting it. >> reporter: so what is missing from the documents released by the city is any sense of cohesion among different city departments. the councilman told me today everyone has a duty to report problems from janitors sweeping the streets to police, to top city officials. live in the newsroom henry lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the color of the bay be many say the normal blue/green water is starting to look more brown in color with a lot of debris. coming up why scientists say the muddy mess is actually good

police officers have been ordered to immediately report if they see an illegal party or notice any unpermitted living spaces in warehouses. we obtained a copy of the directive that the acting police chief sent this afternoon. it tells officers they must send an email message before the end of the shift to command staff documenting the time they saw it, the address and what exactly they saw. now two weeks ago the city made public documents about the ghost ship warehouse. those papers show that police were aware of illegal housing and parties years before last december's inferno that killed 36 people. but police officers never reported any code violations. now just seconds ago, the city sent us a press statement saying, they are retracking the see and report policy for opd officers. they say they are developing new protocols and that directive was distributed prematurely. veronica? >> thank you. >>> president trump had his first solo press conference today. >> the press has become so dishonest that if we don't talk about it, we are doing a tremendous disservice to the american people. this is fa

yesterday afternoon the police command issued a directive telling officers to report any unpermitted parties or living situations but hours later the city administrator canceled the order. the first command was aimed to prevent things like warehouse fire that killed 36 people. in the e-mail landris said it was give unout early and the city is now in the process of developing communication protocols. shoe is 234 charge of the police department pending the alival of the new police chief. >>> another rejection on the plans for free concerts to celebrate the anniversary of the summer of love in the city. coming up reaction from the event organizer and the safety concerns pointed out by safety officials. >> and making food labels simple. you know the differences between best by and sell by date? when we return the new campaign to help all of the confusion when we come back. . >>> we will check in with steve now with a bit of weather. >> a lot of bit of weather. things starting to pick up rapidly. the witnessed is also beginning to pick up and the pressure is dropping fast. this system is

. >>> oakland police are backing away from a plan to crack down on unpermitted parties and illegal living spaces like the ghost ship warehouse. yesterday, kpix 5 on and it an email -- obtained an email from assistant police chief downing ordering officers to report anything illegal by email by the end of the shift documenting the time, address and what happened. but a few hours later the oakland city administrator said the email was distributed prematurely and is retracted. oklahoma city councilman noel gallo say it's another symptom of dysfunction among city leaders. >> for the administrator to step in and say something that's questionable regarding his directive, clearly shows the lack of leadership and the lack of oversight and knowledge and how to do the job. >> gallo says this is yet another political fumble by the city just days after documents revealed city officials knew there was illegal housing at the ghost ship warehouse long before the fire killed 36 people there in december. >>> president trump is scheduled to visit a boeing facility in south carolina today one day after a ne

yesterday afternoon police command issued a directive telling officers to report any unpermitted parties or living situations they encounter. hours later administrators canceled that order. the original command was aimed to prevent incidents such as the deadly warehouse fire in oakland that killed 36 people. in the e-mail last night she took back the order saying was given out early and that the city is still in the process of developing protocols. she is in charge of the police department pending the arrival of the new chief which happens in ten days now. >>> up and down the state the rain is the big story this morning. coming up we will head south where they are expecting the biggest storm in years. >> and the man accused of trying to bomb target stores on the east coast, coming newspaper 15 minutes the financial motivation behind that. . >>> southern california expected to get hammered by the latest the storm system. the national weather service said that a series of storms could bring the strongest rain activity. area has seen in several years. this is video out of ventura california

assistant police chief ordered all officers to report by e-mail any illegal parties like raves or unpermittediving spaces in warehouses. the report was to include specifics and be completed the same day. but four hours after the new policy was issued, the city administrators sent this e-mail saying the previous directive was "districted prematurely and has been retracted." the union is upset. >> they're not engaged in building code violations. this terrible traj should not be related to see a work in police officers. >> this all follows last year's ghost ship fire where 36 people died. recent reports indicate oakland police knew people lived and partied there illegally but code violations were never documented. >>> new details emerging this morning about what caused this. that huge crater in the main spillway at the oroville dam. this is an interesting report from cal fire and it blames rain water erosion, which you probably already knew, but what you probably didn't know was that they're talking about the erosion on the sides of the main spillway that undermined it and then caused a portion

. >> reporter: last year city inspectors responded to 45 complaints about people living in unpermittedces including sheds and shaqs. >> no sanitation, no plumbing. so, they're digging holes in the backyard. >> reporter: she says it's difficult to gauge just how many people truly live in hiding. the city relies on complaints to spark investigations. many of them she says into illegally converted garages like these. poorly ventilated spaces with open flames, no ventilation, and water heaters that can release deadly carbon monoxide gases. do you think people don't real eye how dangerous it is? >> i think that's part of the issue. this is a ticking time bomb. none of the inspectors like to see people living in these conditions and we know we have to move them out. >> this is at the end of the day a solvable problem. >> reporter: ben met calf is the director of housing and community development for california. his agency is in charge of making sure cities provide affordable housing. but it's powerless when they don't. >> there's nothing to guarantee those cities actually develop and build?

assistant police chief ordered all officers to report, by e-mail, any illegal parties, like raves or unpermittedpaces in warehouses. the report was to include specifics and be completed the very same day. well, the policy follows last year's ghost ship fire where 36 people died. recent reports indicate oakland police knew people lived and partied there illegally but code violations were never documented. the police union is upset. >> they're not engaged in building code violations and this terrible tragedy should not related to see a work in police officers. >> they tried to implement that policy but only four hours after it was issued, the city administrators sent this e-mail saying the previous directive was "distributed prematurely and has been retracted." . >>> new details emerging this morning about what caused that massive crater in the main spillway at the oroville dam last week. a new cal fire report blames rain water erosion for the gaping hole in the concrete chute and i know that sounds pretty obvious but what's interesting is that it says that the runoff from days of rain alongside t

commercial or industrial spaces and that includes providing housing assistance for people living in unpermitted spaces and staffing to identify safety violations and enforce housing codes. officials say violations like illegal living quarters, tangled waring and poorly built stars essentially trapped the 36 people who were killed in december's ghost ship fire. >>> look at this incredible mural. two of the victims from the ghost ship fire there. artist mel waters is putting the finishing tuchs on it right now. it's in clarion alley in san francisco. according to the east bay times, waters promised gregory's father he would have the mural done by march 14. that is mikala's 21st birthday. >>> residents in marin county can check out a new database packed with information. that new website is meant to give residents more online resources so they can better understand what's happening in the county. you can browse through government data, safety inspections, budget information. county officials say they want to take steps toward more transparency. we do have a link on our website. abc7news.com. >>> a

news group, oakland has refused to release police and fire documents that might explain how the unpermittedehouse was allowed to have tenants and events. the bay area news group is getting oakland until next friday to turn over those records or face a lawsuit. the organization is one of our media partners. >>> we continue tracking breaking news in paris. a french soldier was stabbed at the louvre by a man with a knife, and president donald trump actually just tweeted a comment saying, a new radical islam terrorist has just attacked in louvre museum in paris. tourists were locked down. france on edge again. get smart u.s. i should point out it's unclear if this was a radical islamic terrorist but the attacker was reportedly shouting sloouk when he stabbed the solar. the suspect was shot five times and is in critical condition. this comes just a few hours before a ceremony is to be held today to promote its bid to host the 2024 olympic games so security questions will certainly will raised. reggie, natasha, back to you. >>> happening today, mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman is slate

news group, oakland has refused to release police and fire documents that might explain how the unpermitteduse was allowed to hold tenants and events. the bay area news group is giving oakland until next friday to turn over the records or face a lawsuit. the organization is one of our media partners. >>> new this morning in the east bay, take a look at your screen. concord police are searching for this woman. she is accused of threatening walgreens workers with a baseball bat after they tried to stop her from shoplifting. it happened at the walgreens on monument boulevard. investigators are hoping you'll recognize her from this surveillance photo and give them a call. >>> if you live or work in oakland, you're going to hear emergency sirens blaring across the city today. do not be alarmed. the city will be holding a full system test of its upgraded emergency sirens. the first test begins at noon. there's going to be a slow wail that will sound from all sirens for 90 seconds. it will be followed about 15 minutes later by another 90-second slow wail. the city's work to upgrade the system is s

in my neighborhood it opened up illegally the retail use they put a kitchen behind it completely unpermitted then have a planning issue and a heartache department issue and didn't pay their taxes they had property taxes yet they came and wanted to get an entitlement how do we catch those types of people an issue over here and here and here and remedy those. >> in certain cases we'll find out the problem we deal really everyday with the healthy we have contacts there the healthy right now especially in the environmental division has turned over 12 or 15 staff retired within a short time period but if we feel those are really troubling and that their deficient we can frankly block their permits. >> if i don't pay any dmv fee for a licensee don't get a inspector sticker in the mail or owed al anyone for not paying child support do we have a database that says they didn't pay their taxes anything to look at costs to actually help each other out. >> there's a little bit of - some of that comes through in senator wiener's legislation it didn't work that way and one of the things we talked about sc