libby: you are right. was theet sequester aftermath of the budget control act in 2011 to avoid the debt ceiling brouhaha. david: the theory was we would never trigger it because it was so high. libby: what we have found in practice is that congress does not like spending cuts. they have moved almost every year to avoid the sequester. it happened this year the cuts would be bigger and more draconian coming into an election year, so we knew congress would be lows to have this -- would be loathe to have this happen. not surprising that we're seeing them work to avoid it. what is surprising is this is in advance of the deadline, which congress never does. the deadline is not until the fall, so it is nice to see from a market perspective that they are moving forward. david: what role does mick mulvaney plan this? he was the original deficit hawk. where is he? libby: we understand he does make an appearance at these negotiations. these negotiations, from the white house perspective, our realized by secretary mnu

the first time >> thank y'all so much as a mom i want people to know that libby was here. i don't want her to go away to hear people saying her name and to see her name constantly has fulfilled that for me >> all profits will go toward providing more children's hospitals in the state with becky's comfort food that's "nightly news" from all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> right now at 6:00, broken window screens and crime tape. the new details we're learning in the half hour about the homicide in san jose. >>> plus, it is spreading. where in the south bay there is an increased concern for the kkk, no fascist usa. >> a lot of people emotionally weekend. federal agents get ready for immigration sweeps. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for being with us on this friday. >> the backlash over immigration pouring onto bay area streets. another day of largely peaceful protests with incredibly powerful and unique voices taking center stage. >> san francisco, oakland and palo alto among the many local cities where they are seeing p

it probably won't to john and libby's point. however, does warren get some points by at least something out with something concrete. this is what i stand for here's my proposal i'm not getting up on stage and saying nice things in front of an audience. here's a direct proposal it probably won't pass but at least i've got policy. does that give her points, especially as the democratic field starts to get whittled down >> someone, not me, i wish i could take credit for this, said elizabeth warren is a candidate where you have a problem and she says, well, i have a plan for that she has really comprehensive plans for everything which is advantageous. that's kind of her brand is to be very thoughtful i just totally agree with libby here and john. i mean, let alone are there not enough votes i just don't know -- this is such a complicated plan. i think it is unfair to think that most voters have time to care this much about financial services industry and know so much about how it works. this is not most people's -- >> i get it. >> t

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as a mom i want people to know that libby was here. i don't want her to go away. to hear people saying her name and to see her name conantly has fulfilled that for me. >> all profits will go toward providing more children's hospitals in the state with becky's food. that's "nightly news" for this friday. i'm lester holt. from all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. . >>> lights, camera, access. >> check it out. >> is dadbout tosee? >> dad is just the beginng of our magical moments with soccer star alex morgan and believe it or not, i can even explain this. >> we just won, three, two. [ cheers ] >> she couldn't be a better friend to me. >> serena's opening up about megaeaand wait until you h how kate is getting in on the action, too. >> yes, i do see. >> listen and learn, fellas. this wonderful 5-year-old's talk with mom about young romance. >> allo the time t get better. >> meet the inspiring mentor who completely transformed the lives of these compton kids. >> yes. >> and oh how we love meg ryan's howry har met her scen how to recapture the p

katie was libby's maid. george griffin, who worked in the house was obviously a great, great friend of sam clemens and he wrote good bit about him and after he died, especially the loss of george was very difficult for him. an african-american butler. that was one of the biggest differences i noticed in them and sort of surprising and interesting. >> as you develop the characters through the book and the maturation process, they seem to share and maybe in their own personal ways, they seem to share the core value of duty and honor toward everything, their public and private conduct. -- their sense of duty, selfless duty and honor come through repeatedly in the book. could you talk a little bit about that. >> one of the things that fascinated me as a read more about these two people is that they did talk a lot about, and not not just in their personal lives, but in the life of the nation, they spoke about duty and honor and patriotism and they approached it from different perspectives, but they took it very s

so much so that oakland mayor libby shaft there's even warn residents of pending ice raids. the mayor was unavailable for comment. but a spokesman for mayor sheriff says the mayor's office is reviewing this matter as it is of great interest to the mayor and our oakland values. we need to understand if this violated oakland sanctuary city policy before we can address it. >>ice officials say that they stop these charter flights out of oakland airport in october of last year they also say they never use these charter flights out of san francisco or san jose. they do admit they do this kind of a thing using commercial flights. the university of washington, researchers tell us those are impossible to track oakland airport. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan investigators are trying to determine of a tesla was operating on self-driving mode during a fatal car crash. this was in san francisco yesterday 22 year old ally whole resident kelsey cambridge was arrested after police say shran a red light she was in a rented tesla a tourist from clovis was killed his wife is in critic

we'll chat about that and more with oakland mayor libby schaaf during the 8:00 hour of mornings on 2. >>> the ghost ship trial, it is beginning to wind down with the focus shifting to the civil lawsuit brought by family members of the victims, who intend to prove there are others to blame in addition to the two defendants in the criminal trial. >> we will be moving toward trial and presenting our case to the jury. the goal of these families is for justice and it is holding them accountable, those that took away the lives of their children. >> master tenant, derick almena and creative director, max harris are named in the lawsuit along with pg&e and the building's owners, who've never been criminally charged. lawyers are looking at the fire department records, building inspection history and code enforcement complaints that may blame the city of oakland. >>> the documents have to do with what was done and so forth. >> they face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the criminal case and closing arguments will start on monday. more from the court room every day the trail is in sessio

that is how oakland mayor libby shaft explained president trump's immigration policies. some viewers told us she went too far.  it was a choice of words by oakland mayor libby shaft that printed many viewers to sound off. during a discussion about president donald trump's threats of mass deportation rates against illegal average, shaft said this to a ktvu anchor. >> we don't want these acts of terrorism to paralyze our good family. >> you are calling what the president is to be an act of terrorism? >> i believe what he is doing is terrorizing our families. >> reporter: some viewers objected to that. one person emailed, i view what she said as equivalent to burning the flag. others voiced their displeasure. >> how dare you criticize my president like that. >> we later asked her about some of these comments regarding her rhetoric. but first, some contact. when threats of impending i.c.e. raids surfaced last year, she sounded a warning to those who might have been affected. president trump been publicly threatened to have shaft arrested, even mentioning it at a rally in p

libby, you say that the uk is well—placed. which is fantastic news. but let's look to the people who would be driving the some of space exploration. do we have the up and coming talent to, with that stem background? we do, we a lwa ys with that stem background? we do, we always need more, and we are very keen to encourage people to see that the space sector, which is thriving in the uk, is somewhere that people can come and work, and we need people with all sorts of different backgrounds, with ten peaks mentioned, we engage over 3 million children, directly, who were involved in activities. that was one in three schools up and down the uk. they have seen that the space is somewhere for them, there's always more we can do, we are very keen for everybody to see that message. people are coming to the system, and the space sector is very well. within eight years, i understand, we went from having no one in space to a man walking on the moon. how realistic are we being about a moon village, or a moon settlement, and the timeframe for that? well niss i had

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>>libby shaft this morning on cnn and today in moraine county the fair gets underway celebrating the 50th anniversary of nasa's landing on the moon back in 1969 kron four's chris and pedro is live in sandra fell. it's time date. but some officer from phase. >>to start due to gracefully show everyone. you know what are the options they have here at a place called sharkey's i'm not surprised that dropped on the ground to second hole. mornings because you know i can eat breakfast before so this is kind of like i would argue like 3rd breakfast. well let me tell you guys this is what the new options that they have here i know that i have made quite the mess here for phil. you also just put something here at the grill this is will he is the owner of sharkey's our phil tell us what we got on the menu other than the destroyed doctor fry soy about that. >>lots of fries with your homemade coconut shrimp. garlic chili sauce, healthy choice item is a pineapple cut. >>to something i like hearing about is that here the marin county fair. stand the you are going to get food from actually has a heal

oak land mayor libby schaaf talked about how she felt he was terrorizing families. we asked her to clarify yesterday. >> i do not apologize for saying that this president uses terror as a weapon to scare people. >> reporter: the group move on dot original is organizing the rally, called close the catch rallies, calling attention to the dire conditions, children separated from their families as well as medicare care reportedly denied to migrants. the rally happening at noon in san francisco in front of senator feinstein's office, the second if santa rosa at noon and this evening in walnut creek. the rallies come about a week and a half before a nationwide rally is set to protest the migrant facility s that one is happening july 12th. >>> police want to identify an abandoned child. someone dropped this little girl off at a fire station after saying an un known latino female left the child with them and disappeared. the girl appears to be no more than 2 years old. the detectives want you to look at her and if you recognize her, get in contact with them. >>> the police

that we are getting from the state of oakland mayor libby schaaf emeryville mayor alley medina and tony too far as the couch and introduced oakland's 5th community cabin site on mandela parkway in the west. it's designed to alleviate was this. the area. more than just. >>moving people off the street it is actually creating the bridge we believe it's a really important bridgeton the real solution which is permanent housing. but this bridge is credit com. >>according to the latest count in january 2019. the number of homeless residents in alameda county has gone up by 43% in the last 2 years alone. obviously this approached has risks. >>we get a rating we did. that we are doing. we're being created in addition with that limited resources. so that we've been able to act reach more people. the community have insight will have. basic sanitary services weekly on-site showers and a garbage service. caltrans is providing the land to t city. oakland hernia kron 4 news. >>this president trump took aim at several democratically run cities such as los angeles and san francisco pointing to their pro

we will ask oakland mayor libby schaaf about a report that i.c.e. chartered nearly a thousand fights in and out of oakland for deportations and transfers over an eight-year period. we'll talk to her about that and much more. again, oakland mayor libby schaaf will join us on mornings on 2. >>> the u.s. senate will vote on the 911, first responders bill. and replenish the victims compensation fund. the house passed a version of that bill earlier this month. but the senate was delayed when kentucky senator rand paul objected to the price of it. the fun come sates those who suffer illnesses, injuries and other medical problems from their response to the 9/11 attacks. if the senate passes the bill, it goes to president trump for his signature. >>> and there's now a bipartisan agreement on a tentative budget deal. house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steve mnuchin. they would raise by $320 billion over the existing caps. it would also raise the debt ceiling high enough to allow the government to keep borrowing for two more years. >>> a privat

tremendous partnership that we're getting from the state of oakland mayor libby emeryville mayor alley medina and tony too far sub caltrans introduced oakland's 5th community cabin site on mandela parkway in. it's designed to alleviate was this. the area. each of these cabins to house one to 2 people in on each bed their items for personal use like toothbrushes socks and cold starr also fully equipped with electricity. the fire alarm. double pane windows. that while interviewing major shot inside one of these cabins doesn't merely hear noise from the construction site that was only away. >>most people. >>when offered the privacy and comfort of one of these cabins has taken us up on the offer and that's something that's very important to us we don't want it 10 like we're helping people. we don't want to just push the problem somewhere else week actually want to reduce harm and help people. >>that money will come from the state of homeless emergency aid program and while the sheds are meant to house the homeless they're only temporary goals for the homeless then. >>the sea of services an

. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf this is the city has tried sanctioning cameras in the past. >> all of them have ended in fires, and really dangerous and unhealthy conditions that i believe are not healthy for the unfiltered residence, let alone the surrounding community. from my experience, we have tried it and it has failed. >> reporter: she says the encampment at the park is an emergency, temporary fix. >> we do not have a permanent place for that encampment yet. so, you will see us use interim measures because we do not have enough beds. >> reporter: she said the city just opened its first safe rv parking site as is opening it to more toxic communities but the mayor admitted that is still not enough. >> for every one person we exit two new people are becoming homeless. >> reporter: for daniel, he says it is no excuse. >> they keep doing the homeless shuffle. >> reporter: he says this location, even for a temporary encampment is just plain wrong. >> how many people are they going to allow here, what is the cap? this is next to a sports field where kids play and you are exp

mayor libby schaaf is disappointed but not surprised. since the count was done in january the city has added beds and expanded on existing programs. >> reporter: oakland's mosswood park is a playground for families. but it is also a haven for the homeless. the woman in blue identified herself as lulu. she asked us not to show her face. she tells me she lost her job then her home and started living in the park. >> and it changed so much. i used to go, there were four people in the park here. >> reporter: lulu tells me there are now 50 people living here in plain sight and countless others who choose to stay hidden, tucked away in spots hidden by fences or shrubbery. her count of the homeless is -- it found that the number of homeless people increased 47% since 2017. one of the biggest california city. >> discouraged but not surprised. >> reporter: elaine is with everyone home, the organization that did the count. the group hired 164 recently and currently homeless people to guide volunteers as they conducted their count. >> that vacant bu

that we are getting from the state of oakland mayor libby schaaf emeryville mayor alley medina and tony too far as the couch and introduced oakland's 5th community cabin site on mandela parkway in the west. it's designed to alleviate was this. the area. more than just. >>moving people off the street it is actually creating the bridge we believe it's a really important bridgeton the real solution which is permanent housing. but this bridge is credit com. >>according to the latest count in january 2019. the number of homeless residents in alameda county has gone up by 43% in the last 2 years alone. obviously this approached has risks. >>we get a rating we did. that we are doing. we're being created in addition

so much so that oakland mayor libby shaft there's even warned residents of pending ice raids. the mayor was unavailable for comment. but a spokesman for mayor sheriff says the mayor's office is reviewing this matter as it is of great interest to the mayor and our oakland values. we need to understand if this violated oakland sanctuary city policy before we can address it. an ice spokesman says they never chartered flights out of san jose airport for san francisco airport. but they indicate they also use commercial flights which the university of washington says are impossible to track. in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news in east bay delhi shop was not open for business today after its owner received backlash over the weekend for making a controversial post on facebook. >>john can s a is the owner of saysrooklyn heroes who made a post that included the term center back and offered free food to any customer who said it. his post comes just days after president trump suggested for congress women of color to go back to where they came from send her back was enchanted at the rally fo

that is how local mayor libby schaaf described president trump's policies. some viewers say she went too far. it was a choice of words by oakland mayor libby schaaf that prompted many ktvu viewers to sound off. during a discussion about president donald trump's threats of math deportation raids against illegal immigrants, schaaf said this to the anchor. >> we don't want these acts of terrorism to paralyze this good family. >> are you calling what the president is doing acts of terrorism? >> i believe what he is doing is terrorizing our families. >> reporter: some viewers objected to schaaf using language commonly connected with isis or al qaeda. others voice displeasure. >> how dare you talk about my president like that. >> just watching the interview with your oakland mayor, who is causing more problems. >> reporter: we later asked about some of these comments regarding her rhetoric. the first some context. when president -- pending grade surface last year she sounded a warning that some could be affected. president trump then publicly threatened to have sc

so much so that oakland mayor libby shaft there's even warn residents of pending ice raids. the mayor was unavailable for comment. but a spokesman for mayor sheriff says the mayor's office is reviewing this matter as it is of great interest to the mayor and our oakland values. we need to understand if this violated oakland sanctuary city policy before we can address it. an ice spokesman says they never chartered flights out of san jose airport for san francisco airport. but they indicate they also use commercial flights which the university of washington says are impossible to track. in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news. police say a santa rosa priest was caught stealing almost a $100,000 the diocese of santa rosa says this all came to light. >>after father oscar diaz scott caught it got into a car crash rather last month. here's his picture police say first responders found bags of money in his car more than $18,000. the bishop says that money came from the resurrection stony point road in santa rosa. her father dia served as a pastor. the bishop says that discovery prompted i

education system but also lives families like founded out of libby who send their children to school. it's. according to the latest u.n. food cost $1.00 in 4 children will not complete their education by doing. 4 years ago today beijing lawyer was kidnapped from her bed at 4 in the morning by kidnappers had driven through her front door handcuffed her place to hold over her head and dragged her into of aging van i could not post what the police and the datafile kidnapping july did i n's trying to 15 marks the start of what's come to be known as the 709 crackdown the chinese government's crackdown on activists and human rights lawyer as lawyers like wong. whose fate was unknown for 3 years after his arrest in 2015 is now serving a 4 and a half year prison for so-called subversion all state. today is the 4th anniversary of the 709 crackdown since july the 9th 2015 more than 300 lawyers and activists have either been detained or tried on all manner of charges in china so what's the situation today in the country we can put that question to chinese human rights activist and lawyer. who jo

oakland mayor, libby schaaf, joins us live. and says the city has new programs now in place to help the homeless. >>> since those numbers came out, we have either added or are in the works of adding more than 700 new kind of supported beds. whether those are cabin communities or our 92 very successful, holland rapid. >>> the organization that conducted the count says the biggest growth area in homelessness or people living in cars or rvs, because they just can't afford housing. >>> a new potential fee on disposable products. this time, disposable cups. trying to cut down on waste at coffee shops. >>> outside our doors this afternoon. a lot of sunshine to go around. i'll have a look at what you can expect for today and the warm weather that will last into the weekend coming up. >>> new at noon, the number of children who are homeschooled and not vaccinated for measles, is up in california. according to an announcement of state data. the number of kindergarteners who were home schooled and did not have their shots quadrupled. the

be judicious going forward but also a little bit defensive in parts of the portfolio. >> lastly, libby, you mentioned china as a boogeyman we have this news out of north korea with the president taking steps across the border over the weekend and iran exceeding its uranium limit. how close should investors watch these developments >> that underscores one of the themes we except for the second half of 2019, is that domestic political risk but gee employopl risk will continue to be a headwind from a confidence perspective, a business confidence, consumer confidence and analyst spirits. something absolutely to be monday monitoring and something we don't will get better >> thanks for joining us. >>> when we come back, another day, another presidential tax plan joe biden targeting a loophole what it is and what he is planning to do about it. >>> the major averages the s&p 500 up under 1%. if it closed here it would be a record high. the all time inter-day high. and the nasdaq is the outperformer thanks to chip stocks "squawk on the street" back after this guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it

they joined mayor libby shaft to explain the improvements. they include clearly painted >> when we did an analysis of the area with majority or plurality asian population, 30% of those areas fell into a high accident category. >> the safety improvements include new right healing service loading zones breezier pick up than drops off and longer bus stops for accessibility. >>> in san francisco the salesforce transit center is finally back open after being shut down. officials say the transit center is based. is reopening does come with one big catch. >> i'm glad to be able to see it. >> reporter: for the first time since early september, doors to the salesforce transit center are back open. members of the public allowed inside. we found many of them exploring the rooftop work. >> it is beautiful. something like that you never really see around san francisco. it gives us something really special to look at. >> reporter:for business owners, the reopening has been a long time coming. for coffee shops, they took a hit during the closure. the cafi i

this you event here it would be in exist about the push to be did dissociate with a good community libby less or no more back toward the box on higher up in gesture to actually be direct you know as well as situational lucian or small maxima to keep precisely what i don't know even exist about me as you all talk about what i most want high up in the details on her litany left was one way to move the men do not deny it when that bad really matters if you know the dentist in atlanta if you're more on talk about sato up in jordan i said. what about simply writing off the debt. cancellation can be done to preserve the social order because we don't transform it most revolutions involve cancellation of dance ironically german prosperity now is based on the cancellation of german that's after world war 2 it seems very ironic that the german public is absolutely unwilling to even renegotiate debts of countries like greece calling them that centers when in fact all debts were cancelled after world war 2 and it was that freedom. which actually made the german economic boom. the recovery let it sit

. >> reporter: it was the of words by oakland mayor libby shaft that prompted viewers to sound off. she said this -- >> we don't want the acts of terrorism to paralyze our good families. >> are you calling what the president is doing an act of terrorism. believe what he is doing is terrorizing our families. >> reporter: some viewers objected to her using language connected to al-qaeda or isis and one e mailed i view it equivalent to burning the flag, she stepped over the line this morning. others voiced displeasure. >> how dare you talk about my president like that. >> i was watching the interview with the oak land mayor who is causing more problems. >> reporter: wecontext, when threats of ice raids of illegal immigrants in oakland surfaced, shaft sounded a wanting to those who might have been affected. president trump publicly threatened to have her arrested, mentioning it at a rally in pennsylvania. >> in oakland you have a mayor. she told people that were going to be captured in a big raid, there was going to be a raid. you can't do it, folks. >> we asked her if her words went to

>>given what i've seen in the city, the numbers also don't surprise oakland mayor libby shaft. >>food tells kron 4 it's all fueled by income inequality, insufficient housing supply and an inadequate mental health system we've got going on the street unacceptable and there are plenty of organizations doing what they can to help the homeless population in oakland like saint vincent depaul to provide shelter food in job training, it's it's frustrating to see the problem getting worse saint. vincent de paul community center works with people who are homeless or are risk of becoming homeless or homes for 90 days. it was terrible they provide lunch to 500 people a day. hair cut showers new clothes and launch a service, something secure more says saved her life. it's like a second home in 2017 oakland had 2,761 homeless people today that number is 4,071. in oakland, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>happening now a reward is being offered to find the person responsible for killing and east fame and police say he was hit by a stray bullet, happened back in may in richmond police say 56

picked upan ship has another 65 migrants off the libby and coast. the boat had insufficient water and no navigation system. migrants are now receiving care. italy is always -- already warned a ship trying to docket one of its ports. sudan are leaders in holding a series of public meetings to explain why they signed a deal with the military. some. protesters have been out celebrating and reaction but others consider it a surrender the final details will be revealed on monday but this is what we know so far. a sovereign council will be set up with a rotating leadership between the military and civilians. it will begin in three months and operate for three years, leading up to presidential and parliamentary elections. the sovereign council have 11 embers, that include five military and five civilians and one independent person agreed by both side and an independent commission will investigate the establishjune 3 to you was responsible for the violent crackdown on protesters. reporter: the deal's been done. now opposition leaders and the capital of khar

. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf joined us with morning on 2s today to address the threats of immigration raids. >> mayor schaaf used a term some of our viewers found inappropriate and offensive. rob roth has our report. >> reporter: it was the choice of words by oakland mayor libby schaaf that prompted many ktvu viewers to sound off. during a discussion about president donald trump's threats of mass deportation raids against illegal immigrant, schaaf said this to ktvu anchor gosian. >> we don't want these acts of terrorism to paralyze good families. >> you're call what the president is doing an act of terrorism? >> i believe he is terrorizing families. >> reporter: some viewers objected to schaaf using language connected to al qaeda or isis. one said i view what the mayor said as an equivalent to burning the flag. she stepped way over the line this morning. others voiced their displeasure. >> how dare talk about my president like that. >> i was just watching the interview with your oakland mayor who is causing more problems. >> reporter: we later asked schaaf about some of these comments

. >> oak land mayor libby schaaf doubling down on comment she made about president trump's handling of immigration and reaction to the comments. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm pam co

oakland mayor libby shaft emeryville marelli medina and tony tomorrow so caltrans introduced oakland's 5th community cabins site it's designed to alleviate homelessness in the area. each of the cabins can house one or 2 people are also fully equipped with electricity. a fire alarm double pane windows and insulation. >>most people. >>when offered the privacy and comfort of one of these cabins has taken us up on the offer and that's something that's very important to us we don't want it 10 like we're helping people we don't want to just push the problem somewhere else week actually want to reduce harm and help people. >>the site will cost one million a year to operate that money will come from the state homeless emergency aid program also today, oakland mayor libby shaft weighing in on the ongoing humanitarian crisis on the u s mexican border as other state and local leaders are calling for action as well saying that they will not help immigration agents if they conduct raids after the 4th of july holiday. chef talk to cnn about what she's doing to prevent deportations. >>you know this c

with me now is libby schaff, the democratic mayor of oakland, california. oakland is a sanctuary city. mayor, we appreciate you taking the time this morning. >> thanks for having me, jim. >> so first, let's start with this threat now to begin these deportations. of course, the president a couple weeks ago in agreement with nancy pelosi said he would push them back. now he says they're going to go forward. what's your reaction? >> well, it's incredibly disappointing that we have not been able to fix this broken immigration system. as americans, we need to all be honest with ourselves. most of our great grandparents would be considered illegal immigrants under today's legal standards. this immigration system is not working for our economy, and more importantly, it is not working for american values. the idea that hard-working people can come to this country to make a better life for their family and contribute and become an amazing part of that rich american fabric, the idea that people should be able to seek asylum from political persecution. i'll tell you,

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> reporter: the city of oak land has continuously strengthened the policies over three years, mayor libby schaaf made headlines when she made a public warning she had information of upcoming sweeps. a report by bay area news group reveal as different story happening at the oakland international airport. from 2010-18, ice chartered 1000 flights out of the airport, flying nearly 43,000 detained people this and out of oakland. >> individuals picked up by ice are often shipped out of this country a matter of hours and don't have the ability to appear before a judge in many instances. it's really important that we do everything we can to ensure there is transparency. >> reporter: immigration advocates, the california collaborative for immigrant justice say this appears to be a clear violation of oak land sanctuary city policy. >> this speaks to larger issue as to what level of cooperation we are having with human rights. individuals moved out of the country rapidly and denied the opportunity to speak to attorneys or access to council are having their human rights violated. >> reporter: private

mayor libby schaaf made headlines when she had knowledge of upcoming custom and enforce sweeps. revealing a different story happening at the oakland international airport. that from 2010 to 2018, ice chartered nearly a thousand flights out of the airport flying nearly 43,000 detained people. >> judges are shipped out they have a ability to really important to ensure the transparent city. >> reporter: the california collaborative for immigrant justice say this be a clear violation of oakland sanctuary city policies. >> with respect to what level of cooperation our city counties and governments are going to have with policies that are essentially violating human rights. individuals who are being moved out of the country rapidly and often being denied the opportunities to speak to attorneys or access to council. >> reporter: the port of oakland would oversee the airport. private companies chartered the flights, leaving the runways. ktvu reached out to the mayor's office to find out which ones had the flights. a spokesperson wrote for an e- mail saying the mayor's office is looking

. >>> today, the oakland mayor libby shop is touring the community on mandela parkway. offer shelter to people living under the 580 freeway 31st and perault applicable as well as those at an encampment along with street. this community should get listed 80 people off the street. those who do not agree to vacate and move into kevin's will have to find a new place to live. oakland mayor libby schaaf says the success rate is very high. >>> the president did not give details during a recent interview said he was thinking of cleaning up the streets of san francisco. is is local officials have not. >> they usually sanctuary cities are run by liberal people and the state is run by liberal people. the thing nobody can figure out, do these governors or mayors, do they really think this is a positive? do they think this is okay? because it's not. >> we ask the mayor's office for information? we are focused on learning city not responding to every tweet and rant. the los angeles mayor's of the problem is not a political and. >> when people try to politicize this is about liberalis

you know, i pardoned somebody named scooter libby. a lot of you don't know who scooter libby is. he's a man who got treated very unfairly and liz was right in the forefront of that one. i said what do you think and you said absolutely he deserved it. it's been a very popular pardon. he was treated very, very brutally and unfairly. thank you for that help. matt gates. >> dana: that is president trump. he's at the white house doing the social media summit and he's wrapping it up and he's got other things to come in will bring it to you. that's not all that's happening in washington. >> greg: wait! introduce us. >> dana: i don't know if they can do it with the camera. there is greg and jesse and juan. it's our eighth anniversary. here we go. democrats apparently running out of republicans to attack. battling with nancy pelosi and aoc suggesting criticism of her and other freshman democrats is racist. cortez saying that it's outright disrespectful. nancy pelosi isn't backing down but neither is in the amount of concentration of attention, i think it's worth asking why. >> do you thin

. >>> oakland mayor libby shaft may have to pay after an investigation found her campaign told illegal contributions. the oakland public ethics commission says it found that shaft's campaign accepted donations over the legal limit of several large properties. the commission found 11 west partners llc donated $2400 over the limit. a spokesperson for the 2018 campaign says it unknowingly accepted unauthorized contributions and now has additional safeguards in place. the ethics commission is scheduled to vote on possible fines at its meeting on august 5th. >>> a progress report on david ortiz still healing after being shot at point plank range. coming up, we learn about the extent of the injuries and the multiple surgeries he underwen so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ s

so much so that oakland mayor libby shaft is even warned residents of pending ice raids. the mayor was unavailable for comment. but a spokesman for mayor sheriff says the mayor's office is reviewing this matter as it is of great interest to the mayor and our oakland values. we need to understand if this violated oakland sanctuary city policy before we can address it. an ice spokesman says they never chartered flights out of san jose airport for san francisco airport. but they indicate they also use commercial flights which the university of washington says are impossible to track. in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news. >>to the east bay now the woman who recorded the famous bbq becky video in oakland says that she would like to speak to the woman who called police on her family that day at lake merritt so the incident sparked an entire movement. the second annual barbecuing while black event it happened this past weekend at lake merritt in oakland, so michelle cider she's the woman who reported them. now viral video. she says she's had happy that something positive. this happ

oakland mayor libby schaaf joined us this morning. >>> great to be here. >>> i. let's talk about the new cabin community. you're teaming up with the city of emeryville. >> that is something we've got to do more of. original approach to homelessness. we've got to give people the dignity and the help of housing and this has been a great worship not just with emeryville and we also worked very well with the berkeley but also with the state of california. this new cabin community and it's a double community plus a safe rv parking spot is on caltrans land. this is thanks to a new partnership with the state of california where the governor has been clear he wants to do more to help with the housing crisis. >> what can respect when the new community goes into action very soon? >> if you're driving on one of those freeway ramps you look down and you will see some these are upgraded cabins. you notice they are blue and red book we also are using some of our old original cabins for my very first site that already has been decommissioned for singles. we have found some peop

. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf says her office is looking into a report that federal immigration agents used the city's airport to deport tens of thousands of people. the east bay times reports i.c.e. chartered nearly 1,000 flights between 2010 and 2018 at oakland, flying 43,000 people, 27,000 of people being deported. 16,000 were being transferred to i.c.e. detention centers. immigration officials say the oakland flights stopped in october 2018. the mayor's office says they are looking into whether the flights violated oakland's policy not to cooperate with i.c.e. operations. >>> a scare inside san francisco's macarthur tunnel in the presidio. a car fire filled the tunnel with thick, choking black smoke. no one was hurt. the fire in the southbound lanes left both directions of the tunnel closed, and that led to a big backup of cars on both sides of the tunnel. traffic came to a stop along doyle drive and park presidio. wreckage was cleared in under an hour. one lane is still closed southbound. >>> new details, concord police are searching for the driver of this dark-colored pickup truc

. >> mayor libby schaaf has an added duties. after newsom has appointed her to a state advisory group on homelessness. she will join a group of public and private citizens to come up with plans to prevent homelessness and address the current crisis statewide the governor made solving homelessness a top priority and called it the state's defining issue. >>> a southern california family said they were racially profiled and accused of stealing from a santa monica nike store. the store manager followed them down the street, even called the police while they still had a receipt. some of this incident was caught on camera. rosanne herman has the story. >> we just told you we bought this. >> reporter: this family is taken up by how their outing ended humiliated and being questioned by police. >> what does it say on there? >> reporter: they say and soured this precious moment of little sammy being mesmerized by a basketball at the nike store in santa monica and his father buying it for him. but they say the manager chased after them, ev

. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf will serve on a new advisory group. the panel is made up of elected officials from several counties and homeless advocacy organizations throughout california. the committee will look at ways to address the homeless crisis. in a statement mayor schaaf says, quote, no city or person can magically fix homelessness but all cities can work together. >>> rents are on the rise in the bay area, directly related probably to the homeless crisis, a new study from rents have gone up more than 4% in san jose. the median rent, $3760 a month. in the east bay, in san francisco, rents are up 3.7%. the median rent there, $3500 a month. the median rent in the united states as a whole is $1500 a month. >>> our time is 4:27. still ahead, a mother is heart broken. her 15-year-old son was shot and killed in san francisco. we will tell you how the family and friends are remembering the young man as police search for a suspect. spect. >>> and a proposal to raise the federal minimum wage to $15. the reason some analysts are skeptical the proposa