pamela osborne is live for us at city hall. good morning, pam. >> good morning. you know, i spoke with someone who is a part of the coalition that's representing small businesses, who are against that tax. they tell me that small businesses and families are going to be hurt by this. right now, in council chambers, the kinney administration is defending that proposed tax that would add a 3 cent per ounce tax on sugary drinks. the mayor says it's necessary and could generate $400 million. it's money he wants to use to fund universal pre-k and other programs. he also wants to make improved to parks and recs. it isn't against the programs inmayor is trying to support, but they do have concerns that the tax itself would be able to support those programs. they also do not think that the individual customers or consumers rather would be able to deal with that extra cost that they feel is going to get passed on to them. >> all of the supermarkets and groceries that are members of our coalition say this tax is simply so high, it's going to have to be passed on. in additio

. >> well, good morning, everyone good morning tutor joining us at san francisco city hall regardless of what team happy openly day with the giants (laughter) i would, of course, want to say thank you for all of you for coming together and talking u u talking about the clams we have and locality in the regional and nationally and we want to commend specificallycy thank you to secretary csa to he's been doing those myers weigh fortunate for him he's been here many times but to have the focus on the prosperity playbook and talk with all of us to see not only hear the fact problems but ideas we have to try to solve them i know as a mayor, i want to say thank you to all the fact mirrors mayors the room we don't have time for beater we're demanded to provides the answers we seek those answers every day of ever week i know the pressure is on me and you they have to have the answers no objection i appreciate with the secretary comes out and offering not just linking bus he's got answers he's been mooeshsz merging with the mayors that dope prediction he know that not only the secretary we pre

and join us here at city hall. >> i'm in strong support of the frisco five. >> friday, sheriff deputies arrested 33 supporters inside city hall. and a deputy struck her on the head with a bought on. >> i have a couldn't yugs and bruises along my arms. >>> a sheriff's office says anyone injured should report it so an internal affairs investigation can be completed. >> we want the chief of police fired and would like the mayor to go, too. >> in an e-mail statement the chief says he respects the commitment to reform writing we want to work together to have the police department ready. pro testers say there will be more activities this week, they won't say what is planned. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> be the first to know if protests disrupt the city where you live by down loading the abc7 news app. >> new at 6:00 we've received video of a san francisco muni driver using a racial slur during a dispute over a parking space. watch. >> what? >> i'm not black. >> your mentality is. >> okay. >> you can see the muni employee was driving a private vehicle. muni is responding and saying it's id

and join us here at city hall. >> i'm in strong support of the frisco five. >> friday, sheriff deputies arrested 33 supporters inside city hall. and a deputy struck her on the head with a bought on. >> i have a couldn't yugs and bruises along my arms. >>> a sheriff's office says anyone injured should report it so an internal affairs investigation can be completed. >> we want the chief of police fired and would like the mayor to go, too. >> in an e-mail statement the chief says he respects the commitment to reform writing we want to work together to have the police department ready. pro testers say there will be more activities this week, they won't say what is planned. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> be the first to know if protests disrupt the city where you live by down loading the abc7 news app. >> new at 6:00 we've received video of a san francisco muni driver using a racial slur during a dispute over a parking space. watch. >> what? >> i'm not black. >> your mentality is. >> okay. >> you can see the muni employee was driving a private vehicle. muni is responding and saying it's id

we live in a city where we can be on the cutting-edge where the politics of this city allows us at city hall to make good progressive policy i also want to say we know we're up against a very well financed component the tobacco destroy for decades has fought ever effort to try to control tobacco use and enemy linkage between their pursuit and the health we know that hillsborough tried to do that they have spent their legislation after an expensive lawsuit by the tobacco industry we in san francisco are willing to fight that fight that is amount about our city thank you to the department of public health we sometimes don't roles e releases how lucky with the best putting department that supports our efforts to make good laws that vascular critical exercise an amazing agency and our advocates for give us the political spouse space to to be able to do this and as the mayor adu u. >> you allowed we passed that legislation a week and a half good and the law jam the state assembly broke we that republicans willing to raise the tobacco age to 21 to pass senator leno's forward-looking bill to make s

we live in a city where we can be on the cutting-edge where the politics of this city allows us at city hall to make good progressive policy i also want to say we know we're up against a very well financed component the tobacco destroy for decades has fought ever effort to try to control tobacco use and enemy linkage between their pursuit and the health we know that hillsborough tried to do that they have spent their legislation after an expensive lawsuit by the tobacco industry we in san francisco are willing to fight that fight that is amount about our city thank you to the department of public health we sometimes don't roles e releases how lucky with the best putting department that supports our efforts to make good laws that vascular critical exercise an amazing agency and our advocates for give us the political spouse space to to be able to do this and as the mayor adu u. >> you allowed we passed that legislation a week and a half good and the law jam the state assembly broke we that republicans willing to raise the tobacco age to 21 to pass senator leno's forward-looking bill to make s

use of marijuana. live tonight at city hall in center city, joe holden, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> also tonight the coastuard suspending search for missing jet skier, 26 year old jesus melendez riding the water craft with another man when the pair were thrown overboard last night near the trenton boat ramp on the delaware river. the jet ski reportedly renee grounds and flipped over. crews were able to rescue the second man, but have not been able to locate melendez. now 24 hours after this accident happened. >>> the baby girl who was injured in a violent car crash last weekend has died now from her injuries. today police reveal that seven week old wilson perez passed away on thursday night at st. christopher hospital. last sunday two cars collided on henry avenue in east falls. two people were killed. seven other injured, including that little girl. one of the cars was caring seven passengers at the time. >> and, two trenton men are recovering in the hospital tonight after they were shot outside after night club. it happened about 1:30 this morning outside row on river view road. police say they heard sh

we live in a city where we can be on the cutting-edge where the politics of this city allows us at city hallke good progressive policy i also want to say we know we're up against a very well financed component the tobacco destroy for decades has fought ever effort to try to control tobacco use and enemy linkage between their pursuit and the health we know that hillsborough tried to do that they have spent their legislation after an expensive lawsuit by the tobacco industry we in san francisco are willing to fight that fight that is amount about our city thank you to the department of public health we sometimes don't roles e releases how lucky with the best putting department that supports our efforts to make good laws that vascular critical exercise an amazing agency and our advocates for give us the political spouse space to to be able to do this and as the mayor adu u. >> you allowed we passed that legislation a week and a half good and the law jam the state assembly broke we that republicans willing to raise the tobacco age to 21 to pass senator leno's forward-looking bill to make sure th

. >> well, good morning, everyone good morning tutor joining us at san francisco city hall regardless of what team happy openly day with the giants (laughter) i would, of course, want to say thank you for all of you for coming together and talking u u talking about the clams we have and locality in the regional and nationally and we want to commend specificallycy thank you to secretary csa to he's been doing those myers weigh fortunate for him he's been here many times but to have the focus on the prosperity playbook and talk with all of us to see not only hear the fact problems but ideas we have to try to solve them i know as a mayor, i want to say thank you to all the fact mirrors mayors the room we don't have time for beater we're demanded to provides the answers we seek those answers every day of ever week i know the pressure is on me and you they have to have the answers no objection i appreciate with the secretary comes out and offering not just linking bus he's got answers he's been mooeshsz merging with the mayors that dope prediction he know that not only the secretary we pre

kron4 charles clifford is live for us this evening at san francisco's city hall with details. >> reporter: well, this afternoon the board of supervisors voted unanimously to approve a measure that clarify certain parts of the san francisco sent to larry city policy. that policy, you might remember, received national attention last summer following the death of kate's final here and san francisco. --kate steinle >> reporter: now under the newly approved judges', law- enforcement here and the city would now have to notify immigration and customs enforcement if a defendant has been convicted of eight violent crime and the past seven years or if that person is being charged with a violent crime. the sheriff's department will also now be given some flexibility when it comes to content the ice in cases where the defendant has a criminal record and is being charged with eight felony creek--felony. >> reporter: supervisor john avalos, sponsor these nations is i spoke with him to the short time ago. and he is very happy that the law is not clear about when law enforcement can contact federal offic

at the panel's working group's meeting members presenting a summary of preliminary findings and recommendationthe public is invited to weigh in. mike sugarman breaks down recommended reforms for us. >> reporter: well, i am at city hall where the number of demonstrators is down to a couple dozen there are more police officers now than protestors they are monitoring this demonstration which is calling for the resignation of their chief. today as you say two reports came out. one, neither of them very good but one better than the other for the police department. despite what these protestors think the department of justice believes sfpd is doing pretty well. initial feedback on an investigation asked for by the police commission earlier this year, good community input but there are recommendations including boiling down three separate use of force policies into one that is easy to understand the city should define levels of force and list weapons to be used. supervisors should report to the scene when force is used and make sure policies are followed and urge the city to form a serious incident review force with police and community members. outside city hall those are just cosmetic changes. protestors have no faith th

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live at city hall to break it all down for us, cleve? >> reporter: jim, the situation for atlantic city finances is kind of like a ship that is singing, and today they got a new bucket so they could keep bail out a little while longer. what i am talking about is over $240 million worth of debt and today they got some of their tax payment received so they decide that they would spend some of that, in paying down a little bit of that debt. about $1.8 million. now, the decision is casino of tough, because they have to prioritize, do they want to pay police officers, firemen, all of the city employees, and maybe not make that payment. because nobody on wall street will go hungry. but it was very important for them to continue to make these payments, so that it shows that the city was still viable going forward. and all of this comes as they're waiting for the state to come in and help them with some money and some restructuring of their debt. now, the mayor of atlantic sit had i a lot of things to say about all of the politics going on betwee

police chief's resignation and how protesters and activists are not done with changes at city hall. for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. =sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock. >>> a very good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brochblgt you're going to talk about one crash clearing up and another one starts in oakland. >> right now we'll check in with kari. cooling temperatures. >> a lot of changes this week. a couple of days ago we were in the 90s. now we will feel temperatures cooler than average, dropping at least 30 degrees from a couple of days ago. looking now at mild temperatures starting out this morning. chilly in spots because we have a breezy one. high temperatures today up to 69 in the north bay and 62 in san francisco. more clouds moving in today. rain holds off for now, but that will not be the case tomorrow. i'll have more in a few minutes. mike has an update on a crash in oakland. >> we only have our only slowdown on the roadways. we see the light traffic 580 out of the dublin area. we'll look over to the south bay. we will zoom into north

wants to really look hard and take a strong look at their "use of force" policy and potentially changing that which most likely it will change. live at city hall, emily turner, kpix 5. >> emily, you mentioned the woman who was shot yesterday it was driving a stolen car. do we know anything more about her? >> at this point, we know absolutely nothing more than we knew yesterday at 10:00 just that she is a 27-year-old woman who was in that stolen car. we don't know her name or anything else about her. hopefully, we'll be getting that information -- i mean, at least within the next 24 hours. but the, um, the acting chief says we know as much as he did. he was supposed to be briefed this afternoon so maybe this evening we'll be getting some more information. we'll be checking in with the police department to make sure we get that too. >> all right. emily turner live at city hall, thank you. >>> the shake-up at the top of the sfpd temporarily caused some confusion on the agency's website. this is the homepage of san francisco police.org. earlier today there was a link above toney chaplin's picture that directed users to an error page. the link is r

us at the that play ground. bruce? >> reporter: actually at city hall where we did some of our best work today. know, a playground day for kids ought to be full of fun and laughter but we were alerted to dangerous equipment that could cut a child or tear their clothes. not good enough. so i made some calls. >> home daycare owner lesley abbott brings her kids to sherwood park at 57th and baltimore all the time but one part of this otherwise great play set is strictly off limits. >> you can't use the long slide. only the short slide. >> reporter: larger slide here is coming apart at the seams. jag metal seams. that have already torn clothing of those riding the slide. note the material caught in the gaps. >> like a serrated blade. >> it is. it's scary. absolutely scary. i have my own kids along with daycare kids. >> reporter: lesley says she called the city to report the problem back in march. was told it would be look at win 48 hours. then nothing. she called again in late april and again thursday. still, nothing. >> how frustrated is that. >> it's very frustrating for the kids especially. they

. >> well, good morning, everyone good morning tutor joining us at san francisco city hall regardless of what team happy openly day with the giants (laughter) i would, of course, want to say thank you for all of you for coming together and talking u u talking about the clams we have and locality in the regional and nationally and we want to commend specificallycy thank you to secretary csa to he's been doing those myers weigh fortunate for him he's been here many times but to have the focus on the prosperity playbook and talk with all of us to see not only hear the fact problems but ideas we have to try to solve them i know as a mayor, i want to say thank you to all the fact mirrors mayors the room we don't have time for beater we're demanded to provides the answers we seek those answers every day of ever week i know the pressure is on me and you they have to have the answers no objection i appreciate with the secretary comes out and offering not just linking bus he's got answers he's been mooeshsz merging with the mayors that dope prediction he know that not only the secretary we pre

it calls for all the buildings facing city hall to have a 70 foot cornice line above and architectural requirements what i'm getting at that property can't be used inform build a cheap building because of the requirements of the historic district so that is a concern so i want to bring to your attendance safety they're growing in the area and includes the housing people many of whom or older and some from out of the town and the area at night is insurer secure and that corner is trouble so many it is dark and your honor, development later in the evening a criminal syndicate operational a facility they pay cash for cans and bottles that property need to be developed in a way that accommodates all the different requirements including housing our nblgd has written a letter because of the odd configuration of the private and public lands and other things that is a tricky situation you can't impose any particular percentage of what you you require there it requires working through the design. >> what not and coming to a consensus of what can, appropriate in terms of affordable i urge you to get on with this project because that corner sits there vaca

at the south bay commute in a few minutes. >> a san jose pus audit shows fewer come lanes but the auditor has concerned with how the use of force is investigate the. we were at city hallndings were delivered with 33 complains against police last year down for the second year in a row, 73 of the 303 involved the use of force. the department needs to get betterrer at initiating cop complaints. >> you will see in five years the department did not on one investigation for use of force. that is remarkably small number. i have not seen in any other department i have looked at. >> the officers have less experience and they more likely to receive force come lanes than the veteran officers. >> check your frozer, a washington food company is expanding the volunteer recall of frozen vegetables because of possible listeria contamination. the frozen foods is now recalling 350 products sold under 42 brand names, including the brand "organic by nature." the items are told costco, trader joe's and safe way. the recall ranges from problemly to sweet potatoes to blueberries and goes back to products made or processed at the plant. >> google is teaming up with chrysler to put self drivi

at 11:00 o'clock over % on channel 7. >>> san jose police audit show fewer complaint last year but the auditor has concerns about how the use of force is investigated. we were at city halle find wrtion shown to city leaders. there were 303 complaints last year. that's down for the second year in a row. 73 of those complaints last year were with use of force also we are down. while the numbers show improvement the auditor said the department may be better at initiating investigation in the use of force. >> you will see that in the 5 year period the department did not open one investigation for use of force. in my view that's a remarkably small number that i have not seen in any other department i have looked at. >> findings show that officers with less experience more likely to receive force complaint than veteran officer. >> more to bring you on 7 news this tuesday night. coming up. the rent dispute at levi stadium. why the whole issue is now going to arbitration. >> also the fail to nib nip it in the bud. oakland victory over the 4Ñyr:'+ee the weather notch moving through the rest of the work week rain chance increasing. i'll let you know when you might even see some t

. >> well, good morning, everyone good morning tutor joining us at san francisco city hall regardless of what team happy openly day with the giants (laughter) i would, of course, want to say thank you for all of you for coming together and talking u u talking about the clams we have and locality in the regional and nationally and we want to commend specificallycy thank you to secretary csa to he's been doing those myers weigh fortunate for him he's been here many times but to have the focus on the prosperity playbook and talk with all of us to see not only hear the fact problems but ideas we have to try to solve them i know as a mayor, i want to say thank you to all the fact mirrors mayors the room we don't have time for beater we're demanded to provides the answers we seek those answers every day of ever week i know the pressure is on me and you they have to have the answers no objection i appreciate with the secretary comes out and offering not just linking bus he's got answers he's been mooeshsz merging with the mayors that dope prediction he know that not only the secretary we pre

us the latest details. >> reporter: a day of protest in san francisco that started out at city hall. they called for the removal of the police chief. the protest was led by the group called, the frisco five. >> he is incapable. >> reporter: they went into city hall with the intention of talking to the mayor but he was not in the building all day long. the protest continued outside and inside in the group took over the board of supervisors chambers >> black, brown, people. >> you should be fired. >> reporter: across town another protest, the group had the same message. the public defender, they were going to have of panel discussion but the chief backed out at the last minute wondering about security concern. the public defender talked about the issues about 100 or so people were in attendance. as soon as the rally was done, there were no reported arrests or injuries. i am jeff bush in san francisco kron 4 news. >>> he is denying that he sexually assaulted the woman. the end counter was consensual. -- the encounter was consensual. she was mentally competent. the alleged assault happen

sugar and fat- laden snacks out of almost all 150 machines on city property, including at the airport and city hall. but the machines usedes at the 911 center say they need sugar to keep them going during their long overnight shifts. >>> new this morning brazil senate voted to impeach the country's president dilma rousseff. it came after 20 hours of debate. the vice president now takes over. the senate has six months now to conduct a trial and decide whether or not to remove rousseff permanently. she is accused of using accounting tricks to hide things. >>> we are hearing a meeting between republican presidential candidate donald trump and paul ryan has wrapped up at the republican party headquarters in washington, d.c. that high- stakes meeting started just about two hours ago. we did catch a glimpse. look on the left of your screen of donald trump arriving. he went in through a back door. now, out front there was a crowd of the media and protesters. now, ryan made waves last week. he said he wasn't ready to endorse donald trump as the republican party presidential nominee, so the republican party chairman stepped in an

. >> city leaders will be using these events to ghaith how it's impacting the economy. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live at independence hallwhere hundreds in the hospitality industry will meet with city leaders. set the scene for us, pam. >> reporter: this will be an opportunity to talk about exactly how big of an impact those events that you mentioned had. it's also another opportunity to look ahead to the summer. we spoke to our friends over at visit philly and they tell us that 39 million people visited the city last year. it's a huge number but not as big as this. $10 billion. that's how much money those visitors pumped into the local economy. that breaks down to $28.5 million every single day. independence national historical park saw more than 4 million visitors. the money they spent while here supported nearly 4,000 jobs. visit philly says there are plenty of attractions sprinkled in throughout the year to keep people coming back and experiencing something new. >> all those people go to an attraction, attend around event, eat in a restaurant, shop in our shops and they help improve the quality of life for philadelph

used to. and that's hard to deal with. >> the ritters attended the memorial service at city hall hoping to meet some of the emergency responderslped her that night. they didn't meet any, but the paramedics said this they would work to make it happen. in the satellite center, chad pradelli for channel 6 "action news." >>> "healthcheck." pop warner people eliminating kickoffs in the name of children's safety. the ban affecting the three youngest divisions from ages 5 to 10. it begins this coming fall. the move is meant to reduce injuries keeping youngsters from running full-speed into each other. instead, the ball will be spotted on the 35-yard line. >>> the 15 young men and women of this reception joining a unique club headed to the academy at west point. the future cadets gathered tonight. every year more than 50,000 students apply to west point. only 9% get in. including those 15 young people tonight in old city. congratulations to them. >>> cecily tynan with that accuweather forecast. >> and find that umbrella yet again of the didn't need it today finally, and stormtracker 6 live double scan getting a break from all of the w

were created by five different classes of high school o the works are on display at city hall through monday. >>> a lot of usork some pretty long hours, but millions of people now qualify for getting overtime. how the new plan is sparking some debate and will it effect you? >>> facing the rumor mill. the firefighters who are still mourning a coworkers disappearance and death have a strong message for the community >> we rea.li vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> and as we close out the workweek, we're looking at a mainly dry finish, but rain in the forecast on saturday. coming up, i'll let you know when it moves in and when it moves out of the area. >>> and we're talking about a recall alert. the protective gear that may not be doing its job. >>> millions of folks workov overtime, but they don't get paid for it. the government is changing the rules for

us for three months, it's not. this is a shot at kimmel center campus camera and city hall. it's a beautiful looking day. sky is blue. we're not going to be seeing this heat last too much beyond this weekend. now, you can see right now, it's warm in the area, philadelphia 88, lehigh valley 87, and the suburbs at 87. right at the beaches, it's cooler. ocean is 58 degrees, atlantic city 69 and 75 in mays landing. never got out of the 70s at the beaches. that's why we have these neighborhood forecasts. we also have an air quality alert. the sunshine combined with the pollutants creates a code red, meaning not only people with respiratory problems, but even people without them have to take it easy, avoid strenuous outdoor activities, especially during the heat of the day. the memorial day weekend overall is pretty hot. unseasonably warm. you can see your own seven-day forecast on the bottom of the screen, and saturday looks to be the hottest. tomorrow, of course, is going to be at least as hot as today. lehigh valley, 91 degrees, south jersey 91, but not at the beaches. jersey shore is 79 degrees on saturday

. >> pat gallen tells us how a local school is changing their curriculum, justin. >> reporter: brooke, jim here at city hallmembers are preparing their first budget under mayor jim kenney coming up why a campaign promise has triggered a flow of controversy. >>> we are dry here the sky deck we will continue to stay that way for better part of the day but there is wet weather that we will dodge a at some point and it does come through as steady rain i'll tell you when that gets here coming up. >>> meisha's watching the roads for us, that and more when we continue 59:30. >>> philadelphia's soda tax proposal falls flat, and some folks created quite a scene in center sit the eye. good morning i'm brooke thomas. >>> i'm jim donovan. the debate moved from the streets inside city a hall, justin finch has details in just a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in our morning minute. >> it is madness, lots of police activity in the neighborhood. >> manhunt for escaped prisoner in new jersey continues in the third day. >> you are going to be apprehended, my suggestion to you is to surrender t

city hall, white house. the yeah. >> beautiful. >> leslie joining us now with a look at sports. >> that is right we're ready for eagles rookie cam top get underway tomorrow at novacare complex. after today eagles have all rookies under contract. carson wentz signed on that dotted line. here he is making it official. eagles hoping that the second overall pick in the draft can step in and be the franchise quarterback one day. the terms of the deal it is a four year contract worth 27 million with the signing bonus of 17 million plus. he will earn his money tomorrow when bird start that three day mini camp. went was second overall pick in the draft and eagles highest drafted player since donovan mcnabb in 1999. >>> phillies wrapping up their series with the the braves in atlanta phillies coming off a five-one loss to snap a 11 game home losing streak to the braves. vincent velasquez will be on the mound. they will be back home with the reds tomorrow night. >>> were four picks potentially in the first round sixers busy at nba combine this weekend. inquirer, steve reports that the team worked out players and will be intervi

. >>> the city of san jose make banned the use of public funds to travel to certain states passing the controversial laws. we are at the san jose city hallorter: this has to do with the lgbt community, and some city council members want to stand up for the community and their civil rights. this afternoon the city council will consider approving a recommendation, seen in this memo, banning the nonessential city travel in business such as convention, meetings and other events in north carolina and mississippi. in the last couple of months, north carolina passed a bathroom law prevented people from using a public restroom based on biological sex, and in mississippi the new law states that religious organizations can deny lgbt people marriage, adoption and foster care services. they can also fire or denied to employ them. city council members are putting it on the city council agenda because they want to clearly communicate that san jose does not support discriminatory policy, this goes before the council at the meeting that starts at 1:30 pm this afternoon. if they join with other states that have done this, including san francisco, la and

starting at 7:30 doors will open for a future to believe in atlantic city rally at boardwalk hall. >> that is his slogan he has been using months. today's event comes after bernie drew large crowd for a rally at rutgers university yesterday. all they vermont senator is trailing front runner hillary clinton, he says he will fight on in his quest to be the democratic presidential nominee, here in philadelphia. >> and what i think is mess important is i would hope that and respect all of us understand that if donald trump must not become president of the united states. >> new jersey's primary is, june 7th. >>> it is 6:12. >>> coming up on good day how one city pro pos toss let people pay their debt to society through charitable donations. >> how about that. >> we will see new a bit. >>> plus, than playing whapennsylvania millions,ing with top prizes of one million dollars? winning, ...on the spot. play pennsylvania millions from the pennsylvania lottery, and you could win... ...on the spot. keep on scratchin' (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in t

us know on twitter. still ahead protest set to get underway at city hall (some are urging city hall to shoot down the soda tax proposal. >> the teenager rushed to the hospital overnight. now police have shooting investigation on their hands, want to tell you why the fire marshall also was caulked in to investigate. >> and good day hitting the road. head today doylestown. party start friday may 20th, live from 7:00 to 10:00 a.m. along state street between main and pine. coming on out and join us. >> teenager shot overnight, how the shooter got him to come out. >> bullying and hazing may soon become more difficult to do in schools. more legislation, cracking down on what you are identifies do what tile area there. good news, the struggling sixers, awarded first overall pick in the draft. what it could mean for the future of the franchise. >> good day everybody, it is wednesday shall may 18th, 2016. >> if i talk you going to the citizens bank park, where the phillies play baseball, do you think we would jinx the team if we went to for a few innings today? >> yes, i don't think we should do it. >> you are say

city gets millions of tax dollars from the health center. the police resources will not be used to ship down a permitted dispensary. a press conference is scheduled this morning at city halley will talk about this. the united states attorney filed a civil suit four years ago for breaking federal drug laws but oakland tried to sue the government making it possible to help keep harbor side open during the appeals process. four years later it is over and this is no longary threat of a raid and though can continue to operate in oakland there is a city council meeting on the agenda discussing a resolution for safe and affordable access to medical cannabis in oakland. >> happening today, two former members of san francisco's police department are expected to be in court. former lieutenant court tits lieu is facing charges for obstructing police trying to cover up sexual assault allegations against jason lai accused of raping a woman in august. he will be arraigned today for misusing confidential zmv information. he left the department after a racist text scandal involving himself and three others. >> video new details of a ruptured pipeline that cut water service to 60s homes i

us in our urban communities. >> during the dnc people can demonstrate at city hall, thomas payne plaza and fdr park, the place closeste wells fargo center. as i mentioned, the site of the convention. >>> now your nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> get ready for more rain on your saturday. right now we're going to start to see the clouds building in for everyone. this then we'll see the rain overspreading the area. yet again, another weekend start with some rain. we could see showers on sunday as well. a look outdoors. a little gray in philadelphia. a slow start to the day. some spots seeing a bit of sunshine but they'll see the clouds too. weather headline, rains some heavy, especially in the afternoon and especially later this evening and down to the south and east. it's kind of depending on where you are. sunday mostly cloudy, a little drier than today but we can't rule out the chance of a few afternoon showers. the showers continue into monday and tuesday. but next week, 80s return to the forecast. that's the good news. mid 80s by wednesday. the upper 80s by thursday. looking pretty warm for your memorial

use the trail to help keep it safe. the next training session is set for wednesday at city hall. john says that he signed up for it and hopes that this recent criminal activity the will be addressed. >> i would be shocked if they don't bring it up because other incidents have been brought up and it is reason was establish. this area means a lot to me. i use this a fair amount. >> reporter: now these new locations, markers, on the trail, are meant to help you tell police where you are, if you need help and police say both victims did exactly what they are supposed to in situations like this they called 911 right away. if you do have any information about this morning's incident, you should call the philadelphia police. we are live along the schuylkill river trail, trish hartman for channel six "action news". walter. >> thanks, trish. >>> police in bucks county are investigating a fatal accident in falls township earlier this morning. it happened about 6:30 on route one near route 13. driver of the car lost control, and ran off the road. that driver was pronounced dead at the scene

businesses, workers and consumers voiced their displeasure at city hall followed by pun hearing inside council chambers. >> it costs all of us>> yeah. >> i don't want to meet those kid in my er, i want them to go to kindergarten. >> reporter: supporters say critics need to look at the bigger picture. >> it don't seem like that much for a good cause. it is something that matters, for the kids. >> this is the most fair way to do it. we need to have those programs now. can't wait any longer. >> reporter: critics say money needs to come from somewhere else and not off their backs. >> if they pass this soda attacks, next week it will be cake, it will be potato chips. eventually it will be healthy food. >> reporter: city council will decide fate of the soda tax next month. reporting live from center city, christie ileto for channel six "action news". >>> the hunt continues into the night for an escaped inmate who broke out of a hammington prison yesterday. armed officers are searching on foot with k-9's by vehicle and from helicopters, in an around barnegat township. that is where arthur buckel was spotted yesterday, at a cvs. he

at city hall. the hunger strikesovs their voices heard at city hall. the hunger strike is over, but protesters now say the fight is just beginning in san francisco. thanks so much for joining us businesses, kept their kids out of school to of a me message across. fired the police chief and mayor. this is actually day one of a many-day protest. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. good morning, kris and scott. the frisco five ended their hunger strike on day 17 only

. >> well, good morning, everyone good morning tutor joining us at san francisco city hall regardlessf what team happy openly day with the giants (laughter) i would, of course, want to say thank you for all of you for coming together and talking u u talking about the clams we have and locality in the regional and nationally and we want to commend specificallycy thank you to secretary csa to he's been doing those myers weigh fortunate for him he's been here many times but to have the focus on the prosperity playbook and talk with all of us to see not only hear the fact problems but ideas we have to try to solve them i know as a mayor, i want to say thank you to all the fact mirrors mayors the room we don't have time for beater we're demanded to provides the answers we seek those answers every day of ever week i know the pressure is on me and you they have to have the answers no objection i appreciate with the secretary comes out and offering not just linking bus he's got answers he's been mooeshsz merging with the mayors that dope prediction he know that not only the secretary we presi

at city hall. the hunger strikesovs their voices heard at city hall. the hunger strike is over, but protesters now say the fight is just beginning in san francisco. thanks so much for joining us. work, ris man chez. >> i'm scott mcgrew. dozens of protesters say they police home from work, boycotting corporate businesses, kept their kids out of school to of a me message across. fired the police chief and mayor. this is actually day one of a many-day protest. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. good morning, kris and scott. the frisco five ended their hunger strike on day 17 only n ter supporters promised they would continue these days of action, 17 more days, although it's unclear exactly what is planned. it has been rebranded frisco 500. this is what's going on today. you can see the line marching around in front of city hall. it's half the size it was this morning. and there are fewer sheriffs deputies too. but they still have their helmets, batons and zip ties, hoping thins stay calm, but staying ready if they don't. >> reporter: >> since they do not value our lives, we strike. >> reporter: marching isn't new for him. but just as personal as it felt two years ago when he lost

this document from the permit center at city hall verifies that the facility are zoned for industrial use including manufacturing. >> tesla has 400,000 of the new model three cars to be proud for far less model for model s sedan or model suv. allen is manager of a plant of companies and developing laboratories. >> there is a huge advantage for locating you are close to where the market is. california is a huge market for electric vehicles and the largest one in the u.s. >> the city of livermore says the buildings are joined spore large scale manufacturing. >> the lower the cost your product will become. >> we do know this, people that put down money down on the cars will want them and it will take more space to build what was ordered and what will follow. >>> tom vacar, fox 2 now. >>> hailed as a major victory for the medical marijuana industry. the u.s. attorney in san francisco is dropping its four year long lawsuit against a major medical cannabis dispensary in oakland. rob roth went to the dispensary and to oakland city hall where elected leaders were celebrating. >> director steve de

regardless of who cared for us and who didn't care for us we had to be who we were meant and hopefully, i get to celebrate the biggest anniversary at city hallhank you. >> thank you for your leadership and also for your leadership of the renaming of vicky in the tenderloin two years ago a historic street renaming and proud to work you and proud to present you next tuesday you'll be awarded - >> hello i'm jasmine thank you for hearing us i heard the one hundred block of turkey it was renamed as one hundred taylor. >> yes. i'm sorry this was the one hundred block of twair thank you. >> a friend of mine of felicia and work with john one of the vice chair and also part of community that having conference in this lows two weeks the howard elderly conference on the jean compton cafe so we're getting the word out to people know about compton's and not just stonewall so we want the whole city ate bay area and the country to know about compton's cafe so thank you for getting this done for us. >> thank you and thank you for your leadership on the marlene way as well vicky mary lane

regardless of who cared for us and who didn't care for us we had to be who we were meant and hopefully, i get to celebrate the biggest anniversary at city hallhank you. >> thank you for your leadership and also for your leadership of the renaming of vicky in the tenderloin two years ago a historic street renaming and proud to work you and proud to present you next tuesday you'll be awarded - >> hello i'm jasmine thank you for hearing us i heard the one hundred block of turkey it was renamed as one hundred taylor. >> yes. i'm sorry this was the one hundred block of twair thank you. >> a friend of mine of felicia and work with john one of the vice chair and also part of community that having conference in this lows two weeks the howard elderly conference on the jean compton cafe so we're getting the word out to people know about compton's and not just stonewall so we want the whole city ate bay area and the country to know about compton's cafe so thank you for getting this done for us. >> thank you and thank you for your leadership on the marlene way as well vicky mary lane. >> good afternoon. i'm a transgender woman is lives in the tenderloin

at city hall. they just got put up online for people to check out. neighbors say they still don't know if the new homes will be used for. >> what is he going to use them for? >> mark zuckerberg's neighbors say they understand the family's privacy concerns. when the couple spent $30 million buying several properties around their home in 2013, they worried how it could impact the neighborhood. the zuckerberg's want to tear down four of the existing homes and rebuild new ones in their place. new homes that are smaller, not bigger than the old ones. >> is he going to use them to house guests, is he going to sell them to ordinary families who will then have a home to live in? is he going do house employees there? >> the president of the neighborhood association says, how the new properties are used could increase the already visible security in the neighborhood. >> the omni presence of a large security force is somewhat strange. >> we looked at the plans here today, at city hall, there's a couple different issues, one is that the footprint of the existing homes, like i said, it will be smaller, 20% smaller than the home

deanna durante is live at city hall with his story. >> bob hewitt is 58 years old. he lives in new jersey. he used to have a schedule where he traveled. he works 50 hours a eke. he said all of that changed one year ago today when he was sitting in the front car of amtrak 188. listen to how he described what happen that night. >> right before i lost consciousness, i crashed head on with another gentleman. and i woke up laying on a pile of rocks, all my clothes had been ripped off. i couldn't move my legs. i couldn't see out of my right eye. and i was scared laying there. i could see the end of the train, cars were upright. fires were starting. and i couldn't move, i couldn't get away. i started yelling for help. and when the first responders did arrive on scene, one of them shined his flashlight on my head and yelled for help. and i remember him saying, this guy's got to go now. the whole back of his head's coming off. >> hewitt was the first amtrak injured victim to arrive at the hospital that night. the last to be released. his injuries so severe. now, the picture that he wants people to look at

at city hall. >> there is a controversy over what police can use other than guns to diphase a situation.thers are against them. starting today you see a new option on the street. the chief is requiring officers to carry 3' long batons to certain calls. uniformed officers will carry baton on cars involve homeless people, people in contribution and people with weapons other than a gun. chief as long advocated batons as a less lethal way to disarm people. today, they will hit the street streets. >> if you live in deck you will have a chance in november to vote in the city should join berkeley taxing soda and other sugary drinks with a proposal to put the penny per own tax on the november ballot possibly raising $12 million a year to help fight obestiy. >> java juice is relocating headquarters to texas in frisco, texas. the new location will have ain't attractive cost of living for employees after the lease in emeryville expires. part of the employees here will be reelected to texas. >> at&t and yahoo are ending a partnership after 15 years. jane has that story in the money report. >> good m

city hall. this is used by the emergency dispatchers won't have to comply. at. >>> contractors who wanted to being hired. they need more than the lowest bid. srl gas line breaks are an example of what the city does not want and in a few months they blamed the subcontractor to all the people who live and work in the neighborhood and the company was fired. just yesterday, they held a hearing on the proposed law and changed the city's process for a warning with construction contracts. >> do they complete the jobs on time. this do they staff the jobs properly. do they do change orders. we want the best value for taxpayer money. >> other criteria is past performance. sifltty records and skill level of workers. they have to approve it first and the change will take effect within the year. >> the council has decided to begin negotiations with lena -- lennar urban. the bidding process was halted after another developer accused lennar of lobbying council members. this is the redevelopment of 500 acres at the old naval base. >>> some ups and some down, some taking the bi

football player died at a high school in alameda yesterday that player collapsed and later passed away. they are not telling us how he died. >>> protesters devended upon city hall city hall releasing the video by those who want the police chief fired. officials say demonstrators broke windows and broke decorative iron work. >> it had damage to this historic building. this is the people's palace. >> some reporters claim they were roughed up by police officers during that protest. deputies ended up arresting 33 demonstrators. >>> primaries were held yesterday in oregon. there is still a little uncertainty about up with of those races. no surprise here, as republicans voted for donald trump, leaving him another 81 delegates officially saleing up the nomination. democrats in oregon, meantime, chose bernie sanders. sanders still needs more than 800 delegates if he wants to wrestle away the nomination from hillary clinton. in kentucky, they are calling hillary clinton the apparent winner, with less than 100 dem gather from clinching the nomination. >> i am the only candidate. the only candidate with a plan, a $30 billion plan to help poll country. >> kentucky republi