david: walker was a very interesting man. along with one of his proteges, william chris and barry -- enberry, who is very well-known known in the , walker loved talking about french literature. he did not have much interest in talking about photography. he had gone to paris as a young man and wanted to be a writer. it was only subsequently that he delved into photography. so, i had the seminar with walker, and knew him. i got to know him more because one of my classmates, jerry thompson, ended up printing for walker, and taking care of him in the last few years of his life. and jerry was magnificent and a fastidious printer. he told this great story. he was out at walker's home making some prints. walker came in, saw this print in the garbage, and starts to pull it out and get a pen and sign it. and he says this will be fine for that woman in fairfield. jerry took it out of his hands and said i'm going to make a good print. i think it was -- i mean, i went because ofcifically walker evans. i looked at his photographs. being a

. >> reporter: 10 years ago, todd walker was coaching the junior bears football team. and off the field, with parents' permission, would bring the young players to the oakland funeral home where he worked. >> when you see us come at the end of the field and we walk down the aisle and you see us do this, it's over. that's your book right there. >> reporter: using props, walker lectured about life and death in hopes of keeping these children off the street. even having the boys climb into cremation boxes. >> you all right? >> no, sir. >> how that feel? >> bad. >> reporter: that was then. this is now. walker's no longer coaching, but still working at the funeral home and still helping those kids. >> i'm the same height as you. >> reporter: including the smith brothers. we also met them 10 years ago. this was them back then. this is them today. >> it's a life-changing experience. it makes you look at life in a different way. i told him i really appreciate that and it kind of is still in my mind now. >> reporter: kaveo smith is 19 years old and was 9 years old when we last

>> yes. >> commissioner walker? >> yes. >> general public comment, are there any members of the public here to speak for general public comment for items on the abatement appeal board agenda? okay. seeing none, item f, adjournment. >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> motion and second. okay. we are now adjourned. we will reconvene at 10:00 a.m., the building inspection commission. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> everything is done in-house. i think it is done. i have always been passionate about gelato. every single slaver has its own recipe. we have our own -- we move on from there. so you have every time a unique experience because that slaver is the flavored we want to make. union street is unique because of the neighbors and the location itself. the people that live around here i love to see when the street is full of people. it is a little bit of italy that is happening around you can walk around and enjoy shopping with gelato in your hand. this is the move we are happy to provide to the people. i alway

and then, her song is called "sally walker." iggy azalea.week tomorrow night with celine dion, chris tucker and perhaps even a mystery guest or two. please join us. our first guest tonight is the hardest-working stoner in the whole world, responsible for some of the funniest movies ever. you can see him alongside charlise theron. please say hello to seth rogen! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: how you doin'? >> i'm good. how are you? [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: may i just begin our interview by saying you look very handsome. >> thank you. you look very handsome as well. we're going to cross over. >> jimmy: this seems like a town you'd be very comfortable in. >> i do like las vegas a lot. i spend a lot of time in las vegas. appreciate las vegas. and at times las vegas appreciates me. i filmed here almost ten years ago. i was here for a while. we shot our movie "knocked up" here a long time ago. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: yeah. how long were you here in town? >> i was here for like a week, but it, so in the movie, like the scene is t

. >> reporter: 10 years ago, todd walker was coaching the berkeley jr. bears football team.ermission would bring the young players to the oakland funeral home where he worked. >> you see us come at the end of the field, we walk down the aisle and you see us do this, it's over. that's your book right there. >> reporter: using props, walker lectured about life and death in hopes of keeping these children off the streets, even having the boys climb into cremation boxes. >> you all right? >> no, sir. >> how does it feel? >> bad. >> reporter: that was then. this is now. walker's no longer coaching, but still working at the funeral home and still helping those kids. including the smith brothers. we also met them 10 years ago. this was them back then. and this is them today. >> it's a life changing experience. it makes you look at life in a different way. i told him i really appreciate that and he kind of like is still in my mind now. >> reporter: taveo smith is 19 years old. >> when my dad died, i didn't know -- where do you end up when you die? >> the doctor says your dad didn't

>> yes. >> commissioner walker? >> yes. >> general public comment, are there any members of the public here to speak for general public comment for items on the abatement appeal board agenda? okay. seeing none, item f, adjournment. >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> motion and second. okay. we are now adjourned. we will reconvene at 10:00 a.m., the building inspection commission. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> a way of life in san francisco. when the next major quake hits, the city hopes a new law requiring seismic upgrades to five story buildings will help keep more residents safe and sound. tell me a little about the soft story program. what is it? >> it's a program the mayor signed into law about a year and a half ago and the whole idea behind it was to help homeowners strengthen buildings so that they would not collapse. >> did you the soft story program apply to all buildings or building that were built in a certain time frame? >> it only applies to buildings built in the time frame of 1978 and earlie

>> yes. >> commissioner walker? >> yes. >> general public comment, are there any members of the public here to speak for general public comment for items on the abatement appeal board agenda? okay. seeing none, item f, adjournment. >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> motion and second. okay. we are now adjourned. we will reconvene at 10:00 a.m., the building inspection commission. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. . >> the hon. london breed: almost. good morning, everyone. i'm london breed, mayor of san francisco, and i'm so excited to be here today with so many amazing people to talk about something that's so important. just this past week, we had a big event celebrating a $600 million affordable housing bond that will go on the ballot this november. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and i want to thank the board of supervisors for passing that unanimously, and i want to say that there's something in there for everyone, for our low-income families and seniors, to our middle-income residents, to our teachers.

walker. i want to thank all of these volunteers, both on this body and the board of examiners, who advise us so much with your specific and vast knowledge of code and construction. it really helps, especially those of us who aren't necessarily builders and have that knowledge, it is extremely important as we review these policies. thank you. it is really important to all of us. >> thank you very much. next item is item 6. discussion and possible action to make recommendations regarding current membership and reappointment goes to the board of examiners. term goes to expire september 15, 2022. manuel flores, patrick, bradley sugar man, sam, dan, james reed, michael, jeremiah, randy collins and michael robins. >> okay. i move that we accept all of these reappointments. >> second. >> we have a motion and second to accept all of the members of the board of examiners. i will do a roll call vote on that as well. any public comment? none. (roll call). the motion carries unanimously. are there any me

the dog walkers are very professional. i just want to preface that i read the noise ordinances, too. that's one of the reasons why i as chair of the operations committee requested a start time of 7:00 a.m., because that's sort of when the noise ordinance says, okay, it's not quiet time anymore, we can start getting busy. that's how i came up with 7:00 a.m. we came up with 7:00 a.m. it wasn't arbitrary. in the beginning of the noise ordinance, it's prefaced that noise is very subjective and different people experience it differently, and sort of those sudden noises are really the things that get people excited, usually, and in the preface it suggested that people who are dealing with the issue deal directly with one another. and that was something i suggested when i went out in the hallway on june 6th. i asked if people could come together and talk about this. my friend on the prozac, i want you to know that i take our responsibilities to find a pathway where everyone is happy. this is not something everyone is happy. doesn

. >> in fact there is one being built right now in manteca and wilson walker is there. >> reporter: [ no audio ] >> having a few technical difficulties, but we will try to bring the story as soon as we fix it. two racing a housing crash one contra costa community has given a green light to a new development. >> but some neighbors have major reservations tonight. the town of danville just approved 37 new townhomes. they will be built right near interstate 680. now the state is pushing communities, like danville, to help ease the housing crunch with high density development. danville has a population of just under 44,000. it hasn't but grown much over the years and many residents want to keep it that way. they say they are not being heard. >> is like talking to a brick wall. in fact the last meeting i had, i feel like i was in e could se neighborhood would be a little concerned. >> some residents also worried that more housing around the freeway could make their commutes to work even worse. the town's mayor is saying he is ready keep everyone happy but the town needs affordable housing.

welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: good morning.walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: donald trump hits back at the uk's ambassador to washington after leaked e—mails described his presidency as inept and dysfunctional. families who have lost loved ones to dangerous drivers say they have been let down by broken promises to introduce tougher sentences. 0therfamilies other families have suffered 0therfamilies have suffered before violette's death, and we have all been insulted by the current system in place, and that is why it needs to change —— violet. thousands of jobs in the city at risk.

boston celtics introduced their new signings kemba walker and enes ka nter on wednesday.ng to help the celtics win their first nba title since 2008. walker — who joins from charlotte — replaces kyrie irving who's moved to the brooklyn nets. while kanter has agreed a two—year, ten million dollar contract after leaving portland where he spent the second half of last season, after being released by the new york knicks. the competitiveness of this organisation, they have been winning for yea rs organisation, they have been winning for years when you see all the banners upstairs and in the arena. so when the organisation —— they are a winning organisation and i want to win. asa a winning organisation and i want to win. as a professional i have not w011 win. as a professional i have not won consistently and i want a taste of that and i thought this would be the best place for me to do that. of that and i thought this would be the best place for me to do thatlj the best place for me to do that.|j am the best place for me to do that.” am sad. but excited to be here. i met the own

the puppy taken right in front of her dog walker's home. the news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> we begin with some breaking news. no longer on the run. a manhunt that had a peninsula neighborhood on lockdown for hours ended just in the past few minutes. two suspects in a violent carjacking in handcuffs this evening. >> nbc bay area's sergio quintana joins us from the daly city pd. and sergio, a scarey night for the neighborhood there as police went door to door and we saw that helicopter circling above. >> yeah, lots of neighbors actually got a pretty startling notice from the police department out here to shelter in place. you mentioned t the first one was actually arrested this evening around 6:00 or so in the hills area in macarthur boulevard in the broadmore area. the second person was just arrested about half an hour ago or so. now, we watched as that second person was taken into custody and put into the back of a police cruiser to be brought here to the daly city police department. now, the residential area of broadmore where they we

they gathered over the weekend under walker broadway back to its best of all the big break. >>so this could be the big rig that was involved. in that accident. yeah that's something we're trying to connect the dots and they're trying to connect right now. >>thanks a lot brian. >>time now is a 33 we have more breaking news to update you on the farc muni situation at the embarcadero station that we've been following all morning where we have water literally raining down on the farc platform from the new tea. >>but form a causing quite the storm for commuters drivers crist and a trial is live at the embarcadero station with an update christina. >>he's running for usual now there are many more people writing mark this morning. than normal because of the need to be rerouted from an you need 5. writing you need to and they can take you over to mind. murray. top market that this is how it all happened it started around 3 30 this morning. muni officials tell me that basically they were working on their system overnight with no trains were running. your and water started leaking. the

so, i'm jackie walker.yn supporter, was being investigated for comments she made aboutjews. the case was referred to the ncc, the party's independent complaints panel. but an e—mail last year from labour's top official, jennie formby, a close ally of mr corbyn, said the ncc cannot be allowed to continue in the way they are at the moment. "i will also be challenging the panel for the jackie walker case". friends, comrades, thank you. later in the correspondence, it appears she is aware what she's suggesting is dubious. she goes on to ask the others to switch to a different e—mail address, adding, "i've permanently deleted all trace of the e—mail. too many eyes still on my labour address." labour says jennie formby temporarily stopped using her party e—mail because of concerns a political opponent had access to it. crucially, the correspondence was copied in notjust to mr corbyn's most senior aides, but to the leader's own private e—mail. labour says... the man who was in charge at party hq for years is iain

so, i'm jacqui walker.ing investigated for comments she made aboutjews. the case was referred to the ncc, the party's independent complaints panel. but an e—mail last year from labour's top official, jennie formby, a close ally of mr corbyn, said the ncc cannot be allowed to continue in the way they are at the moment. "i will also be challenging the panel for the jacqui walker case" friends, comrades, thank you. later in the correspondence, it appears she is aware what she's suggesting is dubious. she goes on to ask the others to switch to a different e—mail address, adding, "i've permanently deleted all trace of the e—mail. too many eyes still on my labour address." labour says jennie formby temporarily stopped using her party e—mail because of concerns a political opponent had access to it. crucially, the correspondence was copied in notjust to mr corbyn‘s most senior aides, but to the leader's own private e—mail. labour says... "the e—mails are simply about holding the complaints panel accountable for th

i had coverage, because those dog walkers are also all working. unless you're reading all those emails about how important this park is. we don't use it for almost a third of the year because of this winter closure thing, which i still don't fully understand, because it's always muddy in douglass park, so i don't understand how much muddier it can possibly be in december as opposed to august. we need this park. i need you to know that the person and group of advocates who don't like this park are also the people who work -- who started a company that if you remember four years ago at mission soccer field kicked little kids off of it, because they reserved it, and it was more important for them to have a soccer game than small children who play at the soccer field every day. these are the same people. they don't care. and it's incredibly frustrating to see them walk their dog with no leash and no collar around the neighborhood and say that they are scared of us, because they are not. they are in -- i see them every day at 7:00 a.m., and i see them

wilson walker, kpix 5. >> stay with kpix 5 for the very latest on this investigation and how to help the victims. all that at www.cbs5.com. >>> and developing tonight, the fairfield fire department says two infants have been discovered abandon. unfortunately one of them has died. the other has been taken to the hospital we are told. this discovery was made after 4:00 p.m. near a dumpster behind businesses on pittman road. police now have the area closed off as they continue to investigate. >>> officers searched the area and found a female and detained her. it is apparented based off her condition she gave birth. >> the tragedy comes despite california's safe surrender law. it allows parents to surrender newborns within 72 hours of birth and no questions asked. >>> body camera video shows the time an engineer went on a drug fueled rampage. he took lsd on july 4. we want to warn you some of the video is hard to watch. he attacked them at the place where they were staying before taking off to a nearby home. a security guard arrives and calls for backup. he is accused of stabbing the sec

what we are seeing from the walker process and the settlement body. it is an honest attempt or serious attempt to deal with these issues and that is the plan to unlock the appointment in the axis body. we are a few months ahead of the possible demise of poland. we will see if it works or not. there was only one plan and the plan to get the system up and running again and what we are looking at, in these cases, and those stopgap solutions to mirror the appellate body functioning with a provision on arbitration, and going about that in a more structured manner, with two wto members and in dispute between us and given the dispute or the pipeline for current and future disputes. we come to the situation to have recourse, with an arbitration mechanism and the arbitrators will be drawn from previous members of the opposite body. and the appellate body was running again. this is something in the process of finalizing later this week, we are in contact with other companies and that is an alternative to the stopgap solution which disappeared when the appellate

walker lake is about 60 miles south of falun in mineral county, nevada.ncorporated community is on the southwest side of the lake itself only a few 100 people live there. one resident they recalled seeing leg and around. >>nice to see him walk up another road to the mailbox or walked out of the lake stuff like god never said i say hi to we've got to know yeah i death. >>to monday that the firearm used by the gunman was purchased in nevada. the owner of the gun store in fallon where the weapon was sold said in a social media post of the gunman ordered a rifle from his establishment online. police called it an a k 47 variant weapon. >>as we mentioned a number of other people were injured in the shooting on sunday there are 5, 3 people who are still in the hospital tonight among them one is in critical condition. another is serious and one in fair condition family members of 2 other victims wanted to keep their conditions private. >>yesterday governor gavin newsome went to visit the victims and today we hear from one of those family members feel gomez has th

wilson walker shows us if this new strategy is actually working. >> reporter: on the southern side of the airport, millbrae streets were swamped with traffic so sfo has opened a new tnc waiting lot on the north side of the airport. is it working? >> a lot better, when you get here it is empty so you can get inside, you don't have to be going this and going around and around. >> reporter: mostly positive or reviews from drivers though some had trouble finding this new lot earlier today. it is still making its way. the idea is a take two pressure off the two tnc waiting lot in millbrae, traffic their overwhelmed the city streets. today the streets looked pretty traffic free, but that could also be because this was a pretty light travel day at sfo. >> you are right it could be related to the holidays, maybe traffic a little bit down today, but ultimately this new lot that opened this morning will more than double the capacity that we will have for uber and lyft drivers to presage their vehicles. we think it will really help a lot on both ends of the airport. >> reporter: the both the fir

wilson walker is live in dublin where eric s watch the lwell made the announcement today. wilson. >> reporter: well, that campaign started exactly three months ago. 91 days to be exact. today, he came to an end. >> i told my wife and our staff and my constituents and our supporters, we are only running for one reason, to win and make a difference. >> reporter: in a dublin union hall surrounded by family friend and staff eric swalwell announced the end of the presidential campaign and said the numbers would not add up especially as the debate field requirements drew more demanding. >> it's talented field. and that was one of the challenge i think for us, is there was a lot of heavy weights in the field. >> reporter: swailwell did appear in the first debate made a few headlines. >> joe biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans 3 # 2 # years ago. >> no. he tried to get attention in the debate. and got enough that he felt he could drop out with some of his goals accomplished. >> reporter: san francisco state political science p

. >>> i am wilson walker on treasure island where there is another power outage. this is the ninth of the year. for those of you who live out here, it is not going to get better anytime soon. >> we have gotten used to it. we have lights ready to go. >> reporter: this latest outage blamed on a mechanical failure here on the island. like i said, public utilities commission manages the power. they say it is not do to construction. it is the infrastructure on the old remaining used parts of the island is just old and that is what is bailing. that, of course, will not be replaced because the island in its entirety will redevelop. the golden for structure will stay. these problems will just keep happening. >> i would want to say they should be expecting this. we are trying to be as responsive as possible. we understand their frustrations. for right now, again, we are working with infrastructure that is a little too old. >> reporter: the problem will eventually go away as the rest of the island is redevelop. the past and the future are divided at the place is revealed. i

. >>> i am wilson walker live in novato where there will be another visual vigil for the men, women and children now held in detention centers along the southern border. up across the north bay, is like a lot of places in the bay area a lot of anxiety about what might be coming this weekend for the folks who provide legal aid to anyone facing that uncertainty right now. it is a lot of these red cards and a lot of reassurances. >> the most important thing people need to know is that they have rights. that their constitutional rights apply to them, even if they have legal status or they don't have legal status status. >> reporter: at san rafael alliance, the traffic never stops. immigration services director says some of the adults and children here in search of legal advice have just passed through the detention centers on the southern border. >> those families are very, very afraid because they don't, they may be a priority for deportation according to what the government said. >> reporter: that fear, ice raids targeting people solely for their legal status spreads across this neighborh

kpix 5, melissa walker, went deep need union square to see how far they have come, and how far they still have to go. >> reporter: munich wouldn't say it explicitly today, but december is out. when will the central subway be done? the question. >> first of all, the project has a new project manager. he has joined us. the job is to get this job done. >> reporter: a new project manager has taken over the central subway, his first job, a top to bottom review of the project to see when it might be finished. that will take six weeks. up to six weeks from now, maybe we have a better idea as to what that timeline looks like. but still, plenty of issues to be resolved. there is plenty of work to be done. there is a lot of testing once the construction is finished. and there is the ongoing contentious relationship between the city and its contractor, tudor perini. >> part of the job of figuring out the schedule at this point means a city having this conversation with our contractor. we have been at the table with them. we have started to have some real productive conversations about this. >> repor

wilson walker is in the fountain grove neighborhood of santa rosa. the scene of the devastating tubbs fire. >> reporter: they are the firefighters who came from san francisco to sonoma county to battle the october fire siege of 2017. when they got here of course it wasn't just the trees and shrubs on fire, it was entire neighborhoods. this firefighters found themselves on the front line of a new kind of fire and now they may be on the front lines of helping us all understand how these fires are affecting all of us. >> i think, you know what we see and firefighters that were deployed at that event. potentially has implications for the kinds of exposures that other people who were up there during that same period of time it might have experienced it. >> >> reporter: called up late sunday night of the mutual aid teams at that race to the fires that were racing across napa and counties and this firefighters were not carrying the kind of gear they would normally take into a burning home. >> right now our firefighters, they do not wear a bottle on air re b

in bodega bay, wilson walker kpix5 news. >> it is hard to hit the sweet spot, we complain it is too cold and raining and now too hot. we wanted to be just right >> that would be the desire. it is only 77 degrees before the coastline that is super warm when the tide goes out eight or 10 feet. that was an issue there. we have had a lot over here, a lot over there and not much in the middle. we are going to see the temperature swings over the next couple of days, warmer than average by a few degrees and in cooler than average for about four or five straight days starting sunday. high temperatures today made above average in concord, 92 degrees, exactly average for sonoma and morgan hill. mid-70s. overnight lows tonight, this is normal, it 50s for san rafael and oakland. livermore 55, fairfield 56 and san francisco 54 degrees. now they say july is a dry month around here would be a wild understatement. there is no part of the bay area that averages more than 1/10 than one inch of rainfall. for the entire month, we are talking 31 days, the whopping average is zero and the only precipitation w

wilson walker shows us if this new strategy is working on the first day, wilson? >> reporter: the old strategy certainly wasn't working for millbrae and the drivers that were just driving in circles around the two lots on the southern end of the airport. we are now on the northern end. this is your new tnc waiting lot. is it going to solve this problem? while there are some signs that it might. >> they don't give me the right instruction, i try to get over here and i don't see the signal. there was confusion among drivers, even some last minute lane striping by airport crews but as of 9 a.m., sfo had officially opened its northern rideshare lot. is it too soon to ask if it is working? >> probably too early to measure, it will take a couple of days for the drivers to get used to the new location but ultimately i think it will help, especially on the south side of the airport where you can get congestion off millbrae. >> reporter: we showed you millbrae avenue and the other streets on the southern airport, swapped by or swamped by tnc traffic we cannot fit into the

wilson walker is there and lie for us with the crackdown. >> reporter: you know how it is, fireworks, their legality and availability depends on where you find yourself in the bay area. here in san bruno there are safe and sane fireworks available here. but, if you run afoul of those rules, let me tell you the police will be looking for you. >> everybody at the entire department is required to work july 4th. >> >> reporter: for the police department and there will be no barbecue this evening, the entire staff is working and if it is anything like last year they will be busy. >> 25 arrests for use of the fireworks, those were citations that each of those people received. 225 arrests, 400 pounds of illegal fireworks sees last year, granted 300 pounds of that came out of this one car. the issue of fireworks, even the legal ones, some in his community has wrestled with over the years. >> there is a large contingency that advocates to keep fireworks illegal in san bruno as a matter of tradition and practice. another is the other group that says this is a huge nuisance. a problem for pets a

wilson walker live with how so much water is now changing the shape of the shoreline. wilson?ic very of snowfall here at tahoe and we are still getting the echo of that right now. the long and short of it is if you're coming up here for a little beach time. you may need to carefully set up shop. >> you can see snow on the mountain and is stepping into the lake. >> reporter: this was exactly the kind of data makes tahoe synonymous with the word blue and right now the lake is delivering quite a bit more blue than normal. >> the beach was extending down more than normal but because the water is so high they don't have a couple of or only i have a couple of gates open. so dependent on how the gate they have opened depends determines how much water is in the lake. which is kind of compacted all the people into the small area. >> i am guesstimating about 15- 20 feet. less beach area to lay out on. but there is more water to go kayaking on. >> reporter: a reminder maybe the best way to enjoy the lake is on it. the snow left will not last much longer but if you're coming up your, keep

the circular system was designed by kevin to invoke enough asos capital walker google. his prototype is designed for up to 600 plants 200 fish and 200 birds. reproduction is located on the top level. the fish eat waste from the birds it falls directly into the tanks at the bottom of the pyramid the water the fish swim in also nourishes plants like tomatoes or letters. the device runs on solar energy no chemicals have to be added to the system. prepare and it doesn't require large amounts of fresh water since its design limits evaporation dramatically. but . the system doesn't depend on the climate over quality of the local soil. like hydroponic agriculture is one way for us to adapt to the phenomenon of climate change because we can no longer rely on brain because it's another problem is that much of the soil in burkina faso is depleted. the agri param it can be easily installed in courtyards because it takes up little space kevin to amber hopes to set up at least $200.00 more of the devices in book enough are so. you know like that. if you are also doing here tell us a

in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> is a look at our other top stories at 5:30. sin is a police investigating a six part car pileup to include weather offices. >> inhabit a note jackson avenue and mckee road. no word yet on how it happened. >>> heat advisory for our inland valleys this weekend. concord and livermore on the city's expected to hit the triple digits tomorrow. a three day spare the air alert has also been declared beginning today through sunday for parts of alameda, contra costa and santa clara county. >>> federal investigators were on the scene of a two alarm fire in oakland the book broke out last night and destroyed a commercial construction site. the atf is looking into what started the blaze which comes after a series of suspicious construction fires in the area. >>> san francisco is taking new steps to keep pedestrians safe. sf mta recently installed at these plastic traffic barriers between lanes on taylor street. the agency also installed sensors on the street. to see exactly how fast traffic is moving. so far this year there have been 14 ped

. >> that is certainly true in the oakland hills where wilson walker is live for us tonight. wilson? >> reporter: think about it, then 1991 fire was the benchmark fire in california for what? a quarter of a century. that was a generational event. until 2017. ink about how the california fire history books have just been completely rewritten since then. so what does the fire risk look like up here in these hills now? we went and asked a bunch of folks and look a lot of people have a lot of different opinions on this, have a look. >> we used to be able to see across the canyon, now you can't because the eucalyptus and the redwoods that have grown up. >> reporter: at the end of the long, narrow, winding roads perched on the very edge of oakland, jerry lives right on the city area at the wildland urban interface. >> this is all walking miller park down here. >> reporter: the city park just one piece of the region's open space and neighbor say it is a disaster waiting to happen. they point to years worth accumulating fuel loads right beside the adjoining neighborhoods. >> we don't

we are in millbrae, wilson walker kpix5. >>> said in a fast-moving brush fire san joaquin county. >> this last 30 minutes or so this place has grown to more than 500 acres. you could see flames on the left and a lot of smoke moving down a hillside. taking about everything in its path. the fire broke out about 4:00 this afternoon, just southwest of the town of tracy. right now it is only about 30% contained, so far no homes are threatened. this is grassland out there. cal fire has deployed air tankers and helicopters to try to get it under control. >>> tonight police and contra costa county want to know if you recognize this man, they say he walked up to a home in pittsburgh and set it on fire earlier this week. the surveillance video shows the glow from a fire referred reflecting on homes across the street before the suspect makes a mad dashed for the getaway car. luckily everyone inside the home escaped. >>> some people are hitting the road tonight, heading to their fourth of july destinations. there you see the traffic on 880 and oakland, also looking pretty clear over there. >>> a

wilson walker with an answer, and the laws that failed to stop him. >> reporter: what kind of firearm can you buy, how old you have to be to buy one.. period. well, that of course depends on where you are buying it, >> without a national law that deals with those things you were always one of the problem of guns being trafficked to states with the weak gun laws to stronger gun laws. >> reporter: the ak-47 used was not illegal in california. at 19 the gunman was sort of california's 21-year-old minimum for buying a gun. in nevada however, neither of those laws apply. that is where the gun was purchased, and there is evidence that out-of-state guns are frequently used in california crimes. >> after a gun show in nevada, we see a spike in gun violence in california cities. so we know, for sure, that the weak laws in nevada and even weaker laws in arizona are increasing gun violence in california. >> reporter: robin thomas is executive director for the giffords law center to prevent gun violence. she says people often hear the phrase gun trafficking and think ofalcale, most of it really i

wilson walker on the big challenge billionaire tom steyer already faces after just jumping into the race now. wilson? >> reporter: you saw it live moments ago. tom steyer just arrived here at manny's in the mission. we are once again back amenities for presidential politics. esther stier presumably do not have to go far to get here he is a san francisco resident, a billionaire as you well know. his campaign got bad news today that was expected. he is not qualified for the next round of presidential debates, that was expected as he just launched his campaign. qualify for the next round of debates in september will be a very tall order. >> the impacts of the changing climate are here. so, there is no question in my mind, this is an urgent situation. >> reporter: tom steyer the former hedge fund manager we've heard quite a bit from from the last four years, first when he spent $57 million building a network of organizations to fight climate change and then when he spent 50 million on an impeachment campaign. >> many democrats are scared to take action on impeachment because they fear potent

we will ask former wisconsin governor scott walker.is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." i'm david westin. to power inump came 2016 on the strength of some wins in the upper midwest, especially ohio, michigan, and wisconsin, all of which look to be key for him winning in 2020. walker,us now is scott who served as the 45th governor of wisconsin for eight years. we welcome governor walker for today's conversation in chief. welcome, governor, good to have you back. give us a snapshot of the people of wisconsin as far as you understand them and what they are looking for going into the 2020 election with respect to the president of the united states. scott: well, the economy is booming. record low unemployment. during my last year to the lowest it had ever been under 3%. in 2010 come it was over 9%. the economy is booming, states are in good financial shape. ensure anyhat would incumbent a strong reelection, but of course, this is not a normal incumbent. the challenge for him going forward is getting that message out t

s terms in walker who focuses on environmental issues for d w good to see you times and a growing number of countries are banning plastic bags germany is not one of them why is germany not showing leadership on this issue i guess that's a question that i put to an environment straight spokesman quite recently his response was germany has such waste disposal and. recycling facilities that it doesn't actually need to have a back what they did a couple of years back was to introduce a voluntary fee under which retailers could say ok our customers will be asked to pay a nominal amount of money $0.20 perhaps to have a plastic bag and they say that that has been fairly successful and it has cut the number of bags that germans use by 2 thirds so the average now each year germans the average german uses 24 plastic bags so many people in the country so the government is saying that everything's fine but you're an environmental journalist you focus on this are things really fun well no i mean the picture kind of bear that out no it's not fine and the other thing is that the predictions suggest tha

briefly caught cross to the opposite side of the road but it is one being built in arteaga and wilson walker is shut there to show us how these things work. >> reporter: something new coming to california highways and it is under construction here in manti go. take the highway through the diverging diamond. >> this is the first time we have treaded here in california so we will assess what it is like to build one and put into operation and how well it works. >> reporter: where are californians finding housing? and the central valley and for this area that means new traffic loads and now a new kind of interchange. >> dbi. do-nothing motorists are ever confused about it except when they try to understand it. when they drive it it is very natural and actually easier. >> as you cross through the intersection you will notice cars on your right stopped at the traffic light and a lien on your left with vehicles exiting the freeway. >> reporter: states like utah that have artie installed diverging diamond interchanges have also rolled out instructional videos for drivers and, while it can the compli

putin made that decision because of anti russian demonstrations in the capital tbilisi of enforcer walker reports from the georgian mountain resort of qatari. russians will no longer be able to fly direct to georgia from july the 8th. that could take the wind out of the sails of georgia's tourism industry. who guides like gear are trying to stay upbeat. or. if the number of russian tourists go down there are a lot of other visitors from other countries so we're going to just adopt. the flight ban is moscow's response to russian demonstrations in the capital tbilisi protesters were infuriated by georgia's parliament inviting russian politicians to visit demonstrators accuse their government of collaborating with the enemy russian troops continue to occupy 20 percent of georgian territory it's breakaway region and south ossetia. now we're hearing with our georgia man this place called the arch of modern make up out of friendship between georgia and russia so in reality colonialism communism and conflicts have all too often defined relations between the 2 countries though georgia has a speci