a deepening mystery-- what is killing the gray whales on the west coast?and hurricane hawkins, setting records at 103. >> i hope i'm inspiring them to be healthy. and to realize you can still be

that people would really identify as sort of classisic west-coast species.s. and so wewe began thinking about ocean acidification impacting abalone and other species thatat many people on the west coast, if you're walking along a shore, they're the species that yoyou think k of as being sort off chararacteristically what t you would find on this shore. when an abalone or a clam is making its shell, it is essentially pulling components out of the water. it's pulling building blocks out of the water and making a hard part. and what ocean acidification does is it makes it harder for them to find those building blocks, so they expend more energy just trying to make a shell to protect themselves from a predator or a crashihing wave or whatever the oceaean is bringing. swezey: we're realizing that animals that build shells and hard parts take calcium and carbonate out of the water and build skeletons with it. the calcium carbonate is very sensitive to the ph of seawater, that it's less stable asas seawater becomomes more acacidi, and d we've begun to realalize t it'

. >> we go from the east coast to the west coast. san francisco in particular where the california democratic party convention is underway. the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, is on stage right now. >> we passed legislation supporting our men and women in uniform. for the well-being of women and working families we pass the paycheck fairness act, equal pay for equal work and the strong long-term reauthorization of data for violence against women act. for the future of our young people, we restore net neutrality protections. we passed the climate action now act, recognizing the accidental threat the climate crisis poses to the health of communities in the future of god's creation especially in light of the president's denial of science in that regard. for expanding freedom in our country we took historic action to pass the equality act to end discrimination on the lgbt queue community. and next week we will pass the american dream and promise act for tps recipients and our patriotic young dreamers. the power of the gavel, we will

trump bashed the west coast. saying san francisco and la are sad to look at due to their liberal leadership. >>> today president trump reissued his warning about a widespread ice raid after prompting to put a series of raids on hold he said he will likely happen after the fourth of july. politics reported melissa kane has the story.>> reporter: with that votes the house agreed to spend a $4.5 billion to alleviate the humanitarian crisis at the border. the package had already been approved in the senate. there was a big question about whether house democrats would vote for the package.>>> you have to make up in congress we have a majority of democrats. there are differences in that group. the republicans were going to vote for the senate bill.>> reporter: did not vote for the bill. he said there should be more restrictions on all that money. >>> we wanted to make sure there was language that was enforceable to make sure the department of homeland security did what it is required by law to do. they are basically ig

the sex pistols concert which was at winterland. [♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coastfrancisco to see this show. the sex pistols played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one er

as a result we've got red flag warnings high-pressure building of the west coast. it will give us the hottest weather we have had since september. flag warnings red flag warnings are in for tonight through sunday. northbay mountains northwest winds 15 to 25 with gusts up to 60. critical fire danger. heat advisories are posted throughout most of the bay area as well. especially highs tomorrow will approach 100 degrees. it will be even warmer on monday. as we mentioned spare the air for un-healthful levels of pollutants in santa clara valley. nobody winning any awards tomorrow. if you want relief here's an idea. ocean beach which is how we began this. the beach is relatively mild. a complete forecast in just a few minutes. >>> with these rising temperatures a car was engulfed in flames this afternoon around 101 near brisbane. fire crews rushed to the scene to ensure the planes did not spread to vegetation. luckily no one was injured.>>> came with us for all of your weather and fire updates. we have you covered on air and online kpix.com. interrupting television telep

welcome to the west coast. esteban: thank you so much for having me. damian: and up next on "communidad del valle," the gardeners are givin' out their scholarships. stay with us. giving out those annual scholarships, a lot of money. don catalino tapia is spearheading this event. erendida amador is one of the recipients this year. she'll get her scholarship in a few weeks. in fact, next week, on june 22 in redwood city. so, welcome to the show, welcome back. catalino tapia: thank you so much, damian, for having us. damian: don catalino, what are we talking about here? you're here every year giving thousands of dollars every year. how many recipients? what are you giving them? catalino: okay, well, june 22, we gonna give 34 scholarships. damian: wow. erendida amador: yeah. catalino: yeah, that's our record because we were giving 30. so, it's something new. but i'm here to invite the community to join us to celebrate our 13th anniversary. since 2006, we have provide 297 scholarships to low-income students, and i would like to invite everyone to help us ch

windy for some on the west coast. —— windy for some on the west coast.etter. another area of wet weather is moving across new zealand. the chance of showers in perth. but there are sunnier days to come once again. that picture closer to home in europe, low pressure through western parts, certainly into the british isles, to the east of that area of low pressure we find sunshine and heat. heat warnings in force in poland, as temperatures headed towards mid—30s in some spots, our weather is distinctly wet. more on that in half —— half an hour. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. ten candidates are in the running to replace theresa may and become the country's next prime minister they've been setting out their policies on brexit, tax cuts and spending. the us and mexico have agreed a deal to control migration — meaning president trump's threat of tariffs won't go ahead. but washington is saying that could change. we'll have the latest from our state department correspondent. despite massive protests over the weekend, hong kong's government is sta

high-pressure over the west coast. looks like an encore performance of today. some low clouds hanging around the shoreline. the sun will break through. things look mild before sunday. for the pride parade 66 degrees. on average. we will have some breaking out after 10:30 am. as emily said kpix is going to be covering it live via streaming. it looks like a nice day for it. >>> today group of animal rights activists protested at the alameda county fair calling for an end to's horse racing. the horses died at a santa anita racehorse in southern california. since december 30. katie nelson has been with.>> reporter: protesters spent hours at the main gates of the county fair today. asking people not to attend the horse races. for those involved with the industry they say it is not the answer.>> thank you for not bedding today on horses. horses die on this racetrack because of our beds.>> reporter: part of the group horseracing wrongs.>>> horseracing kills horses. >> reporter: they help signs and handed out flyers as people when it's the alameda county fair.>>> these

there is an area of low pressure spinning off the pacific north west coast.s going to deepen our marine layer. it's already started doing that. and it will also bring in a stronger sea breeze, so those temperatures will come down. right now the numbers are anywhere from the 50s to 70s out in brentwood. here's a live picture from our san jose camera. it's a beautiful view looking toward the shark tank. breezy cool pattern the next few days. temperatures below average during this time period, but it will be warming back up for pride weekend. and no weather extremes are expected. tomorrow morning 8:00 a.m., you will have some low clouds right around the coast pushing over the bay as we head towards noontime. mix of low and high clouds, in the afternoon and evening they'll be sort of broken up as that trough passes to our north. tomorrow morning looking at numbers in the low to upper 50s. tomorrow afternoon it's going to be a different day. not the 80s and 90s inland we saw today. 78 in concord, 75 livermore, 76 san jose. low 70s around san mateo, richmond, san r

a deepening mystery-- what is killing the gray whales on the west coast? and hurricane hawkins, setting records at 103. >> i hope i'm inspiring them to be healthy. and to realize you can still be doing it at this kind of an age. >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. president trump is standing firm on his decision to delay the deportations of thousands of people living in the country rylegally. this after an about face on the controversial issue yesterday and making new demands on democrats. errol barnett is at the white house. >> reporter: president trump ignored questions as he returned to the white house today. but he was talking. >> we're doing a fantastic job under the circumstances. >> reporter: in a newly released interview, president trump praised his administration's treatment of detained migrants and their families despite criticism of the conditions at border facilities. he also blames democrats for the .roblems. >> if they changed asylum and loopholes, everything on the border would be perfect. p reporter: this weekend the president rev

india is bracing itself for another massive storm with the north—west coast under threat.ains intensity and is expected to make la ndfall intensity and is expected to make landfall on thursday. —— cyclone gains intensity.

three people have been killed after their boat capsized off the west coast of france, during storm miguelpart of a crew of seven who had gone to the aid of another boat which had got into difficulty. facebook has announced it will stop its apps being pre—installed on huawei devices. the action was taken in response to us government action in may, which bars us companies from using foreign telecom firms it regards as a security risk. facebook said that people who already own a huawei phone can still continue to use them. oscar winning olivia colman has been made a cbe in the queen's birthday honours. but the majority of this year's awards have gone to people who are making a difference in their communities across the world. here's our correspondent lizo mzimba. an academy award winner for the film the favourite, olivia colman says she is totally thrilled to have been made a commander of the order of the british empire, for services to drama. now is the winter of our discontent... also being recognised is simon russell beale, who said it was a very great honour to receive a knighthood. in t

he was 25. >> shakur has been at the center of a battle between east and west coast rappers. >> for thetershed moment i think in hip-hop culture. kind of the death of a revolution. >> these two men were two of the most successful rap artists in the industry. phenomenally wealthy. why are we seeing this happen? >> well, both biggie smalls and tupac had talked of trying to break out of that violence, but many say they were trapped in the world they created. they were forced to, in a word, as they say, to keep it real, and that's a sad commentary. >> i remember seeing news reports about how violent it was. i remember seeing editorials about how can we let our children listen to this when these artists are being killed at an incredible rate? and i thought rap was going to end. >> at least one radio station here in los angeles which has made a lot of money from gangsta rap music has stopped playing it. >> we lost two of the greatest artists in hip-hop history. that vacuum was there for a while. it was just like, okay, what are we going to do? ♪ seems like yesterday we used to rock the show ♪

but the road course was missing a major headliner and in 1989 nascar's cup series needed a new west coast track when riverside raceway closed we were probably not their first choice it turned out. >>fortunately for us we became the only viable choice but talk about primitive the teams had to work out in the back of their haulers because the track didn't have garages and the fans, the fans were sitting on the hillside and and a piece starthistle. it was just a really rough experience so steve page arrived in 1991 and it took him a full decade to finally turn the race way into what we experienced today. >>grandstands carved out of the hillsides state of the art garages, the entire fan experience reborn that was when we. >>moved into the major leagues and we're able to offer the public a. >>a grown-up facility. the during several name changes as well from sears point the golden state raceway to infinity and and finally now sonoma. >>you talk to car enthusiast are tourists and in france or in germany or in hong kong sears point where is that but sonoma there's an internationally recognized br

three people have been killed after their boat capsized off the west coast of france, during storm miguelo the aid of another boat which had got into difficulty. this facebook has announced it will stop its apps being pre—installed on huawei devices. the action was taken in response to us government action in may, which bars us companies from using foreign telecom firms it regards as a security risk. facebook said that people who already own a huawei phone and have the relevant apps installed can still continue to use them. here in the uk, theresa may has formally resigned her position as leader of the governing conservatives. she will remain as prime minister until a successor is chosen by her party. that will happen over the coming weeks. this is the letter which officially starts the race to replace her. it's from the 1922 committee, which is the group which organises the conservative party's leadership contests, confirning that the nominations are now open. our uk political correspondent nick eardley has been following this story from westminster. theresa may has struggled to exert an

europe and in u.s., the west coast of the united states. what is your assessment of president trump's strategy when it comes to iran right now? guest: the challenge i see with the strategy is there doesn't appear to be a consistent strategy and i say that as someone who has been classified and unclassified briefings. significanthas experience with understanding iranian culture and politics and the iranian nuclear program and so i think the challenge we are see, it ise need to thinkistent strategy, i it is alarmingly absent to the view of the iranians and i think it puts us in a more challenging circumstance when we are dealing and a foreign adversary they can't understand what our priorities are because they haven't been well outlined. host: where would you see the priority should be? guest: we need to see what the goals are. we are hearing that the goal is to get diplomatic talks. the challenging point is we had diplomatic talks. we had the talks in advance of the iranian nuclear deal that were 20 months long and it was the g5 plus one nat

coasts. as new wildfires erupt out west. thousands of acres on fire in arizona, just outside of phoenix with two new fires breaking out, including one in california, forcing people from their homes. the battles to fight the flames just ahead of a major heat wave. while in the south, a flood threat, over 9 inches of rain in north carolina and the threats of severe weather. our weather team tracking it all. >>> panic at the parade. chaos erupting at the d.c. capital pride parade. >> what happened? >> someone has a gun. >> fear after reports of gunfire, sending people running. many injured. the arrest right there at the scene. >>> survival story. the hiker who spent a week lost in the wilderness, thankful to be alive. >> just one miracle with hundreds of miracles. >> speaking out this morning. we're hearing from the rescuers who found him. what it took to bring him home. >>> campaign day. 19 of the 23 democratic presidential contenders pushing their platforms at iowa's democratic party hall of fame celebration. >> i will elimin

i'm proud to co-sponsor this amendment which would prohibit future oil and gas sales off the west coast, including my beautiful home state of washington. the fact is the people of washington state don't support drilling off our coast. our commercial and recreational fishermen who generate billions in economic impact for our state don't want to see our fisheries compromised by another disaster like the 1988 spill which released more than 230,000 gallons of oil and affected over 110 miles of our coast line. the 17 native american tribes who have fished throughout the pew jet sound watershed -- puget sound watershed don't want to see this. our shell fish growers who support roughly 3,200 jobs in our state don't want to see their jobs threatened. they saw how the deep water horizon spill devastated louisiana's coastal economy. coastal towns, including ocean shores, westport, aberdeen, long beach and others have passed resolutions saying they don't want it. even former interior secretary zinke in his testimony before the appropriations committee last year admitted that the oil and gas indust

high pressure over the west coast. it will warm up again tomorrow and then there are changes coming. a big pool of cooler air plunges down from the golf by midweek we will be dramatically cooler so that while it will be warm again tomorrow it will cool off and then temperatures will be 20 degrees cooler on wednesday inland than they were today. we will have the complete forecast in a few minutes. >>> they pay top dollar for comedy acts but some are laughing they waited in line for hours and didn't get to see the headlining acts. katie nelson is live outside. >> reporter: today we do not see the same lines that people say was due to changes in nd the festival that is living up to its name. >> i have not seen a single act and i've been in line for 4 and half hours. >> reporter: they tried to see headline comedian. >> we've been in line for about two half hours. >> reporter: while inside people posted pictures on twitter. many called it a fire hazard and said they were scared for their safety. >> i had to ask every time h

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before this latest championship run, the warriors won their first west coast championship back in 1974, 1975 during that season. over the years, oracle reda has been known as one of the best ones in the league. >> a lot of people are feeling nostalgic. let's head out to oracle again. paul? >> reporter: you forgot that it it is do or die or the championship is on the line. >> go warriors! the 2006, 2007 special time. to make things happen. >> reporter: it was 12 years ago that he says the warriors, they put out the slogan "we believe." now with the warriors fighting, looking for a three repeat, it was time to remind fans of the slogan. hoping to relive the magic. is >> you hear from staff, you hear from klay thompson, you're from tremont . we believe in them. >> reporter: they want to send the team off, the last game that they will play at oracle, whether it is "we believe," or, they will say goodbye to amazing legacy. >> that being said, just embrace it. and then move forward. >> reporter: all right, i am wearing my warriors yellow. i brought one of those signs, do you believe because

invincible the opposition now control to 3 largest cities across the capital is near or at the west coast and it's down with 16000000 people so the opposition candidates here in the city mom and all of them are supposition the c.h.p. doesn't go on the support of other opposition parties they all have welcomed his victory and now it remains to be seen of whose lives will only lead but definitely this gives the opposition in this country that is under the control of the you for such a long time new hope that they can maybe also influence what's politically happening in this country. following the mayoral elections in istanbul thank you very much. u.s. president donald trump says he's not looking for a war with iran after a rain and commander cautioned that any conflict in the gulf region could spread uncontrollably but tensions continue to rise between the 2 states following around downing of a u.s. drone earlier this week washington has announced new sanctions against tehran and the u.s. reportedly launch a cyber attack against iran's military is for structure. a cyber strike against iran'

torpedo is suspected to have hit at least one of the ships a severe cyclon that was due to hit the west coast of india has changed course and is unlikely to make landfall cycle in value was supposed to strike the state today with gusts of up to 180 kilometers per hour tens of thousands of people were evacuated in anticipation of the storm. algeria's former prime minister is being held in custody amid an ongoing corruption investigation a court has ordered his detention along with another foreign minister they are the most senior politicians detained since mass protests began earlier this year demanding the removal of algeria's with an elite. all its top german court has ruled that the killing of male chicks in industrial scale. actually going to go to poland now which is considering naming a military base for trump after the us president promised to deploy an additional $1000.00 troops there those troops could be relocated from germany which donald trump has criticized for not spending enough on defense truck made the announcement while hosting the polish president of the white house. things

. >>> a deepening mystery, what's killing the gray whales on the west coast. >>> and hurricane hawkins, setting records at 103. >> i hope i'm inspiring them to be healthy and to realize you can still be doing it at this kind of an age. >>> welcome to "cbs overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. the people living in this country illegally has been put on hold. the president first vowed to deport millions and then thousands. now he's calling on the democrats to come up with comprehensive immigration plan. erroll barnett reports. >> reporter: president trump ignored questions as he returned to the white house today but he was talking. >> we're doing a fantastic job urnld the circumstances. >> reporter: president trump praised his administration's treatment of detain ed migrants and families despite criticism of the conditions at border facilities. he also blames democrats for the problems. >> if they changed asylum and changed loopholes, everything on the border would be perfect. >> reporter: this weekend the president reversed himself and delayed his plan to catch and deport illegal immigra

a little bit. >>> will the government is looking into why so many whales are washing up dead on west coasteaches. so far this year about 70 whales have been stranded on the coast of california, washington, and alaska. will be sending scientists out to investigate the cause. in 2000, more than 100 whales washed up on shore, a similar investigation into those deaths failed to find a cause. >>> what kind of a big mess in the midwest, while wreaking havoc in arkansas residents in that area you with another major issue now. now, a levee breach sending water into communities already underwater. water is not the only thing rising in several of those communities. >> for the moment, our number one concern is keeping oldman river inside a piece. >> reporter: a levee breach along the arkansas river friday morning prompting flash flood warnings in arkansas. the view from above showing a 40 foot section of a levee that was ripped open by currents. now, whether is pouring through that whole inundating communities. as the water levels continue to rapidly rise, so does anxiety of residence. >> they are te

lately we've started challenging that notion and in some of our west coast shacks we've started testing a 4 day work week and for a team member who is working in the restaurant business, that's significant. >> right. >> that's a major radical change in their lifestyle. this is absolutely something we hope will lead to better retention rate over time. that's what we're studying, measuring to see if it does. >> if you have a four day work week, dave, you have one fewer commute, child care costs and they're test being it out on the west coast to see if it works. there are other luminaries say that's probably the west way to go. the five daze day work week -- >> is this still a 40 hour work week? >> four ten hour days. he's going to let us know. >>> let us know what you think about that on twitter. hong kong's leader speaking about what she thinks. we're live to hong kong next. feasting on homes 24/7. we're on the move. roger. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. the fi

sending drugs to the cartels, opium manufacturers in china and the organized street gangs in the west coast cities. >> tucker: so nothing you said is speculation. it's true, you have numbers and publicly available to back up what you said. why is nobody else saying that? why are the city officials resolutely ignoring the conclusion you have come to? >> that is a great question. we don't have perfect data. this is the best data i think is available. the real thing is the ideological factions that are in the dominant position in california, portland, seattle. they don't want to say there is an addiction crisis. i will conflict with the social justice ideology that the homeless are the virtuous victims of the oppressive society. they want to avoid stigmatizing the i diction. so rather than going into this with clear eyes they ignore it. if you go to the mayor garcetti website in l.a. he has outline of the six causes of homelessness and not one of them is drug addiction. they adopted policy of the denial and deflection. the result on the street is not working and catastrophe. >> tucker: they ar

he's a seasoned campaigner and one on the west coast this year at the pines.mongst the top two because woodland has still yet to do it. yesterday was very impressed by him though he handled the pressure at being at the top of the leaderboard. you can see the spectators wandering in behind us and getting out to the golf course. a few of the whispering and have spotted us appear wondering what is going on. a few of them might think i'm chatting to the new juventus manager. no, this is ian carter in the gulf will be in full. full commentary tonight from 10pm and so please join us. from that's all from sportsday. giant alien heads, pokemon gyms, and massive queues to get into the los angeles convention centre. for hard—core gamers this can only mean one thing — it's for the electronic entertainment expo. 0rjust plain old e3 to those in the know. almost a quarter of a century on from the very first show, it's now the premier event in the gaming calendar, with over 70,000 people making the annual pilgrimage to the show floor. although, why they need a rock—climbing

lou: that's more of a west coast word. but a very hip west coast word in its time.] so let's turn to really where we are with the republicans. speaking of not doing much, what's the senate been doing as we are watching, you know, what's his name, pencil neck as the president refers to him, schiff. what is he doing? he's just running off at the mouth and still is in charge of the intel committee. >> well, it's astonishing to me, and the truth of the matter is, you know, they're not pushing the judges through anymore. there's a lot of confirmation hearings that should be held. they say they're stopping all the stuff that's coming from the house. i don't know what's coming from the house, it's all garbage. at this point, they could all go home and wait until november 2020, the american public wouldn't miss them. >> except for the judges -- lou: very quick. >> they did confirm bill barr's number two in the justice department last week, e believe. lou: that was very good. [laughter] >> i, look -- lou: you're telling me what a powerhouse of performance they are. >> it's a

>> because he is black. >> this is the west coast eric garner case. mr. nelson literally said i cannot breathe. officers ignored his pleas. >> the city of hayward would not comment on the case. city attorneys argue the officers acted reasonably because nelson failed to comply with officers orders. >> no we should be met with death because they kicked a door. is that the society we live in? you are met with death because you kick the door? >> reporter: the city tried to prevent nelson's case from going to trial. in april a judge allowed it. the judge expressed shock in the officers waiting to flip over nelson after seeing he was out. >> i can't imagine a juror in this country -- >> reporter: nelson son says he wants justice. >> i don't want my dad to be thought of as how they are trying to portray them. >> the family attorney says there was an internal affairs investigation into the officers conduct. they were cleared of wrongdoing. >> what sort of changes is the family hoping to put into effect as a result of the suit? >> mr. nelson son, all he wants is t

[laughter] gibson reallyudge put a priority on geographic clerk onnd he had his the west coast, and he had his clerks in the midwest. since i was from the east coast, i got the job. let's do the math, so there were 121,000 law students that year, so isolating the third years, that gets you to about 30,000, and east coast ever since about 30% of the population, to determine how many, you get 12,000. i was one of 12,000 lawyers that year who could have had that clerkship had the applied, and then as the icing on the cake, it turns out a judge gibson was nominated by the president to the eight circuit court of appeals in the middle of my application process. i did not even know it. thed up with a clerkship on eighth circuit court of appeals that i did not even apply for. good of me to apply to judge gibson to be sure, but certainly nothing to be intimidated about when you think about the clerkship. the second thing about the room where it happens is that all of you are capable of handling the most difficult issues in that room, those are the ethical issues. integrity, and justice. as to t

. >> this is the west coast. mr. nelson literally said, i cannot breathe. the officers ignored his pulley plea. >> the man's family says police treated him like a criminal when what he needed was a doctor. candace when has audio from that night. candace wynn time now, the public and see police video . >> put your hand back inside. >> it started from a fall that was a call from his ex-wife's family asking for him to be transported to a dental health hospital. >> reporter: suffering from a mental health crisis, 40 2-year- old/42-year-old moore junior is seen in this vehicle, upsetting officers . >> get out! stop! stop messing up my car. you got windows open on both sides. >> >> reporter: for this type of psychiatric call, known as a 5150, police waited for an ambulance to drive the man to the hospital. while waiting, things escalated . >> you want to keep playing games? >> reporter: the officer is referring tocrime, only being told not to kip kick. >> do this one more time and the raptors on . >> you are going on the ground, do you understand that? okay? >> o

build upon your work and bring together the whole of government to address this problem from the west coast to the east coast. without that, then some of our efforts will go for naught. i had the pleasure of having the last conversation with governor brown before he departed sacramento, and he did me the great favor of calling the mayor of los angeles, mayor garcetti, and saying that his last charge to the mayor was to work with v.a. to help fix this problem. so i thank the people of california for recognizing that veterans population is in great need of their help. i also want to thank our folks at hud, at hud for their program, and also for our justice outreach program. i cut my teeth as a young law student in new orleans working in our clinic and working with the veterans justice program in our great city and saw firsthand what my father had experienced with those under his command who had not returned to the good life of america. and i thank you all again for supporting those efforts. but the bottom line, as you all know, is that we cannot do this alone. i was privileged to present to t

correspondent alicia acuna digging into the claims from west coast newsroom, hello, alecia. >> aliciacommissioner we reached out to gavin newsom's office to find >> california's homeless crisis getting worse by the day and residents are now demanding the state's democratic leaders should do something about it. the golden state's nuclear is putting some of the blame on texas. dig into his claims from the west coast newsroom tonight. >> we have reached out to governor gavin newsom's office to find out what data he was siding when he defended his work to combat the homeless crisis when he was mayor of san francisco, he said this. >> the folks that were on the street when we left were from california. i'm not suggesting they are not our responsibility, quite the contrary, we took responsibility. we were dealing -- the vast majority were coming from, we notice, from texas interesting fact. >> we've not heard back from newsom's office and not been able to independently verify what he said about texas but our research determined did find a study by the guardian that shows since 2007 about 15

maybe he's leaving the west coast.ew months ago kawhi leonard bought a $13 million house in southern california. everyone thought he's going to come back to the west coast. but then there was all this controversy, did he also buy a house in toronto >> do we know? >> there's a wealthy ceo in toronto offering kawhi a multimillion dollar penthouse to stay in toronto. all this real estate transaction is your way at getting information about where people are going like lebron was locking at schools in los angeles well before -- >> it was a tip, it was a tell >> it's the alt data for basketball >> what's the latest on durant >> no one really knows a lot of experts say we don't know what he's going to do >> that's the most honest thing they could say right now i guess. okay anyway >> all right, thank you. >> you've got it >> i do wonder, though, we should mention while you're here, full transition into check, please. >> stick around, will you? >> i'll be like melissa, third person >> james holzhauer is tweeting joking sometim

we head to the west coast, san francisco. you ladies remember tt.he earliest 100 degree day ever on record in san francisco hit this year. here we're talking about our own heat wave. it's definitelya extr large ice tea kind of heat out there. dangerous heat is where it's feeling like 105 degrees outside, however, when you get this hot steal air that's not moving around all that much, it minishes our air quality, today is a code orange air quality alert. we'll be in code orange probably teeough the nd. hopefully some rain chances wl help improve the air y.qualit here's your humidity levels today. it's a bit humid out there, and then you can see it's like a frown, a shock on saturday feeling muggy out there. monday we go back to feeling a little bit humid. for the most part we're not looking at any oppressive hudity levels during this almost two week long heat wave. today a high of 93. tomorrow a high of 95. so it's hot and humid out there tomorrow, there's the chance for isolated late day, thunderstorms especially back around the mountains, that risk

. >>> one of the biggest pride celebrations of the west coast is in full spring. >> welcome to pride 2019! >> tens of thousands from around the world are in west hollywood for this weekend's pride celebration. this weekend's event is taking a serious tone. organizers want a safe zone that promotes toll raerance and inclusion. it caps off with the parade. >>> 1 million lottery tickets matched all six 27, 40, 68, and the mega number is 2. the owners of sorrento deli and liquor will get a check for selling the winning ticket. >> all the united states, it comes to this spot? it's unbelievable. unbelievable. >> it's god's grace. that's all i can say, thank you, jesus, a million times for our families to be able to bless other people. >> another winning ticket worth $1 million was sold in orange county, it was one of three tickets nationwide that matched all numbers except the mega number. got some mega numbers coming too, that's one of the reasons the fire danger's so high. >> that's true. we're not only tracking the fire danger in the north bay but tomorrow it turns even hotter area wide.

many specs but at least ten cities will be targeted. >> from san francisco and los angeles on the west coastand baltimore on the east coast. abc7 news anchor eric thomas is live from treasure island tonight. he has responses from bay area leaders about what's happening. eric? >> reporter: and dan, i.c.e.'s acting director confirmed a couple thousand people would be targeted, not the 1 million people that president trump tweeted about earlier in the week. but a couple of thousand is plenty. for people here including local officials to be outraged. >> he says what he says in order to get the result that he repor

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water you can certainly of hypothermia in a hurry up we've got low clouds and fog back along the west coastjust kind of the finger fog that is making its way along the coastline pretty dance out toward the coast in the media time and it's going to take over night i tomorrow should be mostly sunny though about 61 degrees in san francisco about 6 to 9 in oakland and then sends a check in the mid 70's, warm into the afternoon. high kind of weakening someone that's allowing the slow to drop in and as a slow drop down tomorrow we're going to begin to see more of a northerly component the wind around the circulation. so that wind probably scour out the marine layer along the coastline. so you may warm up just a tad right along the coastline, rest the bay are going to cool down in fact the next couple of days, we're watching these numbers dropping below the average for this time of year as we get ready for summer last full day of spring is tomorrow in the summer begins just before noon on spry day and it looks like we had to get the weekend. we've got a nice summer weekend those temperatures poppi

he's live from the west coast newsroom with the latest.nt trouble all over liberal cities, chicago, l.a., san francisco, seattle. this time l.a. >> let's start with chicago. chicago police eddie johnson said the uptick this weekend was "despicable levels" of violence. in 48 hours, the city had 52 shootings, 10 fatal. and some within a block of chicago police officers. johnson said that's how bold the gangs are. the city will now target areas where retaliation is likely. in los angeles, when city workers complained about the rat infestation in and around city hall, only one city council person agreed the problem was c linked to the explosion of homeless camps. now a pest control company brought into assess the problem said it's absolutely the homeless people, as long as there's human waste, leftover food, and needles left beneath the grates an on the streets, it will get worse. because downtown is overrun with rodents, radio tv host and physician dr. drew pinsky told laura ingraham, bubonic plague is present in los angeles. and los angeles

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on the west coast, getting light rain down in southern california. it will not rain on our parade. be mild again tomorrow. breezy along the shoreline. and as for the sf pride parade, the numbers will be in the mid-60s. sun will break out midmorning. a pretty good day for a parade. kpix 5 will provide you with an exclusive live-stream of the parade starting at 10:30 tomorrow morning. >>> tonight bay area voters crowded into a restaurant in san francisco to see cancer kamala harris. senator kamala harris. the event in the mission district was billed as both a fundraiser as well a a celebration of pride weekend. tonight harris recalled ofishiating a same-sex wedding when she was san francisco's d.a. >> a was so proud to be there, walking up those steps to san francisco's city hall in february of 2004. to perform marriages. and that was at a time when there were democrats who were saying oh, civil unions will be quite enough. thank you. and we said huh-uh. we said no. >> harris also credited governor newsom who was mayor at that time. harris interrupted her remarks when a woman appeare