oakland city council passed a measure called, quote, protect oakland from president trump's federal agents, end quote. the measure comes three days after thousands took to the streets of downtown oakland in a rally against federal agents and for police reform. a rally that started peacefully but turned violent as the sheriffs office says a business owner was beaten with a baseball bat and a fire was set inside the alameda county courthouse causing $200,000 worth of damage. a night where we saw the fremont police department choose not to give mutual aid due to a restraining order that prevents the use of tear gas on protesters and other crowds in oakland. the sheriff's office saying many departments are concerned about their officers safety. fremont pd saying with one days notice we did not have enough time to fully understand the implications of the court order or provide proper training for our employees. oakland city council member also against using any help from the feds vowing to fight it in court if it happens. >> i think every american should be deeply concerned about the tro

oakland city council passed a measure called, quote, protect oakland from president trump's federal agents, end quote. the measure comes three days after thousands took to the streets of downtown oakland in a rally against federal agents and for police reform. a rally that started peacefully but turned violent as the sheriffs office says a business owner was beaten with a baseball bat and a fire was set inside the alameda county courthouse causing $200,000 worth of damage. a night where we saw the fremont police department choose not to give mutual aid due to a restraining order that prevents the use of tear gas on protesters and other crowds in oakland. the sheriff's office saying many departments are concerned about their officers safety. fremont pd saying with one days notice we did not have enough time to fully understand the implications of the court order or provide proper training for our employees. oakland city council member also against using any help from the feds vowing to fight it in court if it happens. >> i think every american should be deeply concerned about the tro

oakland city council members are considering an ordinance that would require some industries to offer old employees their jobs back once they reopen before making any new hires this applies to businesses in the hospitality. restaurant stadium and travel industries. employers would not be required to hire back more workers than they actually need but must offer laid-off workers their jobs based on seniority. workers will then have 10 days to accept the offer. coming up next covid cases continue to rise in the u.s. find out which state just hit capacity in icu beds and where it goes from here and the president says he wants to make dhaka a law why lawmakers don't believe him. and after the break shootings are up more than 30% this year in oakland. well many people have such a misunderstanding as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. you're responsible

oakland city council members are considering an ordinance that would require some industry has to offer old employees their jobs back once they reopen before making any new hires this applies to restaurants stadium and travel industries, employers would not be required to hire back more workers than they actually need. but must offer laid-off workers their jobs based on seniority. workers will then have 10 days to accept that offer. coming up next covid cases continue to rise in the u.s. find out which state has just hit capacity in icu beds and where it goes from here and the president says he wants to make dhaka a law. why some lawmakers don't believe him and after the break shootings are up more than 30% this year in oakland, why officials say the sp >>we go now to the east bay where oakland police are seeing a troubling spike in crime assault with a firearm are up more than 30% this year. you can see here we're shotspotter technology has pinpointed gunfire. this year the system has been activated more than 2600 times today kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with a pair of oakland city

>>city of oakland just got one step closer to significantly defunding its police department oakland city council unanimously approved the re imagining public safety task force the re imagining public safety task force resolution was co-authored by oakland city council member nikki fortunato bad as she says the aim is dramatically reducing the police budget. >>and what we're going to do is very rapidly put together a community that task force that is. she worked towards feeding a set of recommendations for the city as we plan our next two-year budget to create more safety and equity in how we structure our public safety systems she says the 17 member task force will work on a detailed plan on how to use that money to provide residents with mental and physical health services youth programs, safe affordable housing and high quality job opportunities what we're going to do is really look hard at how are we using those resources, let's focus our sworn officers on violent crime a co-founder of the anti police terror project cat brooks released a statement reading in part quote while there is

city council member says federal officers are not welcomed to oakland. >> you are not invited here, we don't want you leer and we'll do whatever we can within the law to prevent you from coming here. >> reporter: they will take any and all necessary steps to protect any harm caused by program officers. >> that's a legal strategy and you don't have to telegraph that in advance. >> reporter: libby schaaf, who's loam was vandalized last week they are taking steps to protect people. >> oakland police tell plea they made four arrested during the saturday night protests. two suspects are from oakland, a third from hayward and a fourth from henry county. >>> the players of six u.s. cities are making it illegal to stop the federal agents from working. now the trump administration is considering sending even more of them to portland. last night the protests took a violence turn once again. the protesters breached a fence and slot fireworks at officers. federal agents fireled back with tear gas, flash bangs and fire bangs. >>> there was a calling for a closure of one juvenile facility. hainin

some activities something nice though was still riley and oakland city councilmember noel says he sees a direct link to the rise in shootings in east oakland, and the state of california releasing inmates from jail due to covid-19 release from prison. coming to you and they don't have a job a place to live and so we turn to the next thing we used to do growing up even i might be a family to support his speech. it was ok to you know protect us open different ways. >>what is happening. you have a little bit of the perfect storm here most as but is is the chief of oakland's department of violence prevention. he talks about the impact covid-19 is having on his staff's ability to implement their community lived strategies to prevent violent crime. >>war depends on community relationships it's committed by our ability to keeping contact with the community influencers people well can all died from a perspective has been disrupted. we're still in the middle of one of the worst and we have. and we've been through has it menu kron 4 news. >>oakland police responded to the findings saying in part

we have the oakland city council passing a plan that rejects any federal agents being sent in to oakland in response to the protests. this comes after protests over the weekend ended with vandalism to the alameda county courthouse and the oakland police station. the protests started out peacefully with hundreds of demonstrators. but once it got dark, there was a small group that broke off and smashed windows and vandalized property. last night the oakland city council passed a special resolution rejecting any plans by the trump administration to send in federal agents. the resolution also gives the city attorney ernie and the administrator, lawful necessary steps to protect the rights of the people city leaders believe that federal agents will only escalate the violence. elsewhere in the east bay a 10 year-old boy has died after being hit by a car in lafayette. it happened yesterday afternoon on merriewood drive right at the lafayette community park, the boy was riding his bicycle when someone driving a delivery car hit him. the boy died at a local hospital. the driver cooperated with po

>>the city of oakland just got one step closer to significantly defunding its police department oakland city council unanimously approved the re imagining public safety task force the re imagining public safety task force resolution was co-authored by oakland city council member nikki fortunato bass she says the aim is dramatically reducing the police budget. >>and what we're going to do is very rapidly put together a community that task force that is. she worked towards feeding a set of recommendations for the city as we plan our next two-year budget to create more safety and equity in how we structure our public safety systems she says the 17 member task force will work on a detailed plan on how to use that money to provide residents with mental and physical health services youth programs, safe affordable housing and high quality job opportunities what we're going to do is really look hard at how are we using those resources, let's focus our sworn officers on violent crime, the co-founder of the anti police terror project cat brooks released a statement reading in part quote while the

>>in terms of that resolution it comes before the oakland city council tomorrow afternoon. we live in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news. and the south bay hit and run left several parked car severely damaged kron 4 sarah stinson now has a look at what was left behind. >>san jose police say the hit and run driver that crashed into several parked cars was driving a stolen car after crashing multiple people got out of the stolen car and fled the scene on foot a neighbor caught it all on surveillance camera take a look this happened just before midnight at the intersection of south capitol avenue and belfast arrive in san jose people on scene said the hit and run driver first smashed into a parked toyota causing that car to crash into several others, the owner of the silver toyota says she heard the crash from her home. >>and came out only to see her car destroyed in to help. >>a tiny little pieces. smashed inside. >>she said she didn't see the hit and run driver anyone else, but as the sun came up the next morning other people in the neighborhood woke up to their cars destroyed a

oakland city council passed a measure called protect oakland from president trump's federal agents. this is three days after thousands took to the streets in a rally against federal agents and for police reform. it turned violence as the sheriff's office says a business owner was beaten with a baseball bat and a fire was set inside the alameda county courthouse causing $200,000 worth of damage. a night where we saw the fremont police department choose not to give mutual aid due to a restraining order that prevents the use of tear gas on protesters and other crowds in sheriff's office sing that t eirdepartments are concerned oakland city council members also against using any help from the feds vowing to fight it in court if it happens. >> i think every american should be deeply concerned about the troubling news reports that we're getting about citizens being disappeared. >> that won't quell or suppress a riot or something like that. it would actually incite one. >>reporter: oakland city council also passed a measure to create a task force with the goal of defunding the police depar

andre nakano was in oakland with the latebreaking developments. >> reporter: oakland city council members agree police reform is a must but there is major disagreement on how it should be done. >> police do not keep a safer or present prevent crime. it's a band-aid response to crime. >> the city council debated debated the controversial topic tonight as vandals targeted merely shafts home message she could not ignore. >> don't align myself with this kind of activism, and i actually don't fully believe that this was oakland activism. >> desiree alexander who lived just across the street he says this act of vandalism takes away from the much needed conversation to defund the police department. today, the council could not agree with how exactly to do that. one proposal was to cut the budget by 50 percent over the next two years, but a chef says the council already redirected quote an unprecedented $14.3 million, as well as watching a thoughtful and responsible process over the next nine months to analyze a 50 percent reduction in police spending by our next budget action. rebecca kaplan who

oakland city council in that deadlocked vote last night roting against make any additional cuts to the oakland police department budget. four members were in favor of real low indicating an additional $11 million $14 14 million cuts made a month ago. mayor schaaf voted no on the measure. in an email earlier in the day, she cited lagging 911 response times and this is after degrof on her house overnight. the council is proposing creating a 15 person task force to reimagine public safety. that would be made up of residents from each district in oakland. the decisions made last night were far from easy. again, this was a marathon meeting, it lasted some ten hours. three hours of that was actually alloca allocated to hearing public comment. the council will be voting on the creation of that task force next week on the 28th. julian glover, abc 7 news. >>> happening today, we do expect to get a coronavirus update from the governor and mayor breed. governor newsom's at noon and then mayor breed is expected to talk about san francisco's response at 1 k 15. both will stream live on our abc 7 ne

>>the city of oakland just got one step closer to significantly defunding its police department oakland city council unanimously approved the re imagining public safety task force the re imagining public safety task force resolution was co-authored by oakland city council member nikki fortunato bass she says the aim is dramatically reducing the police budget. >>and what we're going to do is very rapidly put together a community that task force that is. she worked towards feeding a set of recommendations for the city as we plan our next two-year budget to create more safety and equity in how we structure our public safety systems she says the 17 member task force will work on a detailed plan on how to use that money to provide residents with mental and physical health services youth programs, safe affordable housing and high quality job opportunities what we're going to do is really look hard at how are we using those resources, let's focus our storm officers on violent crime a co-founder of the anti police terror project cat brooks released a statement reading in part quote while there

andre nakano was in oakland with the latebreaking developments. >> reporter: oakland city council members agree police reform is a must but there is major disagreement on how it should be done. >> police do not keep a safer or present prevent crime. it's a band-aid response to e c debated the controversial topic tonight as vandals targeted merely shafts home with a message she could not ignore. >> don't align myself with this kind of activism, and i actually don't fully believe that this was oakland activism. >> desiree alexander who lived just across the street he says this act of vandalism takes away from the much needed conversation to defund the police department. today, the council could not agree with how exactly to do that. one proposal was to cut the budget by 50 percent over the next two years, but a chef says the council already redirected quote an unprecedented $14.3 million, as well as watching a thoughtful and responsible process over the next nine months to analyze a 50 percent reduction in police spending by our next budget action. rebecca kaplan who co-authored the proposa

oakland police say they made several arrests. >>> on the heels of that vandalism, oakland city leaders fear president trump will follow through on a threat to send in federal troops. the president made the threat last week after he sent federal troops to violent protests in portland, oregon. so today oakland city leaders announced legislation to keep the troops out. the legislation would allow the city to take any and all lawful means to protect residents. >> they want to incite a riot. they don't want to quell a riot. they want to incite a riot. that's why they're doing this, not just in portland but they're looking at a whole bunch of cities and it's all for political purposes. >> reporter: the oak city council will consider the legislation at tomorrow's meeting. >>> tonight a civil rights icon, georgia congressman john lewis is back in washington one last time. today a motorcade carrying the body of the congressman drove past several spots significant to him. first the martin luther king jr. and lincoln memorials, then the museum of african-american history, also black lives matter

number one, oakland city council members narrowly rejecteded a motion to cut opd funding. >>> number two, the battle over whether california schools should open could be headed to court. an attorney has sued the governor demanding schools reopen in the fall. >>> number three, san francisco mayor breed and governor newsom will both have updates on the pandemic today and we'll stream both on our app and at abc7news.com. >>> number four, a powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck off the alaska peninsula overnight. a tsunami warning has been canceled. is so far no reports of heavy damage or injuries. >>> only a couple of those across the globe every year. we'll have more on that coming up. also in the weather, let's talk about what is going on. mist and drizzle is hanging in the air thong and our three coolest days of the forecast where today, tomorrow and friday. so warmer weather is coming in time for the weekend. >>> number six, we have a travel advisory that has been issued in santa rosa due to a crash there. the chp has shut down the connector ramp on southbound 101 to state route

temperatures filling on community tennis court in the city of oakland. what neighbors want the city to do to help people in a makeshift encampment. >>> and pushing for the rights of parents to choose. the late against the state of california over the order that closed in-school learning. >>> you have the power of two newscasts at night, the 10:00 and 11:00 news. >> and you can download the ktvu fox 2 news app to know everywhere you go. >>> a powerful earthquake in the southern part of alaska triggered a be susannah tsunami warning that has since been canceled. a tsunami warning was issued for the aleutian islands, but has since been canceled. [ indiscernible ] >> that quake hit a department of 17 miles deep, considered fairly deep there. at this point, there is no word of a any damage. and at 4:30 this morning, an earthquake struck off the coast of canada. the epicenter was about six miles deep, but so far no reports of damage or a tsunami warning. >>> happening today, csu trustees are set to vote on making ethnic studies a graduation requirement as the

. >>> the oakland city council, after a nine hour marathon meeting and said no to making more cuts to the police budget. mayor libby shaft had a key vote. alyssa harrington is here now with all of the details. good morning. >>> the mayor had cast a tie- breaking vote. she had voted no. the city council was split on a proposal that would have cut another $11 million from the oak and police department. the mayor had said that she was worried about additional cuts and they become a negative impact on emergency response times. the city council passed a budget that included $14 million in cuts to the police force, if the latest proposal passed, it would cut 25 million from the department. nikki fortunato proposed the cuts and this also comes as there are calls to defund police following see in custody death at minneapolis. there was a goal to reduce the police budget next year. reporting line, alyssa harrington, 2 news. >>> mayor shaft says she will not let the vandals and people who vandalize their house stop her from supporting police programs that she believes in. yesterday morning, at

city city halls. thos wilbe cducted virtually due to the covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. >>> another check of weather now. drew, we could really use the rain. >> you know what? we're unfortunately going to stay dry the next seven days. tomorrow, though, our hottest spots will drop about 5 to 10 degrees from the temperatures we're at right now, and the fog is going to make a comeback. we're going to see cooler, breezy changes. live doppler 7 showing you it's as clear as can be. sutro tower, we are soaked in sunshine not only in the city but across the bay area. we recall remain sunny over the next several hours. there's still a beach hazard warning in effect. this is through 8:00 p.m. tonight. there's the increased risk of rip currents and sneaker waves on our south-facing beaches. right now it is hot. 98 currently in brentwood. 94 in fairfield. 97 in santa rosa. 83 in san jose. 66 in the city. 74 right now in oakland. so live doppler 7 along with satellite, high pressure continued to bring the warm, dr

>>in terms of that resolution the oakland city council will take up the matter tuesday afternoon. in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well to the peninsula now words of warning from the san mateo police department a mountain lion was spotted early monday morning. this happened in the police academy parking lot of the college of san mateo right along west hillsdale avenue officers patrolling the area spotted the animal it was last seen running into the bushes, they never saw it again after that but anyone who sees a mountain lion in your neighborhood you are asked to call police and please do not approach it. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news sports fans might have to make do without watching some of their favorite athletes taking the field this year. how the pandemic is hitting some of the big leagues. a look outside we're heading over to the embarcadero it's cloudy overcast skies right now in san francisco. we'll have your full forecast coming up >>welcome back everyone the time for 43 off to the weather center. we go another update from meteorologist dave spahr day. >

the daily rate at the west oakland bart station is now 12 $12.40. >>> the city of oakland resuming enforcement of parking meters. city officials say they're doing this as more businesses are reopening and shoppers need a place to pooshg. park. cars can actually sit in a parking space for hours keeping other people from using it. the city says all other parking regulations temporarily suspended including residential permits are still not being enforced. >>> it's now 4:40. happening today, the 23rd international aids conference gets underway in what is mainly an online event this year. 48,000 panels of the huge aids memorial quilt created in san francisco 30 years ago to honor those who died from aids. also 80 panels of the quilt will be on display at san francisco and oakland city hall. those two cities are the hosts of this year's aids conference. >>> so much love in that quilt. if you get a chance to see part of it. in person. it is very powerful, indeed. it's 4:40. kyla in for steve, we are definitely watching fire weather hopefully not some big winds and hot weather. >> right, so we're pull

we have the oakland city council passing a plan that rejects any federal agents sent to oakland in response to protests as comes after protests over the weekend and with vandalism at the alameda county courthouse and the oakland police station. the protests started out peaceful with hundreds of demonstrators but once it got dark. again a small group broke off and began smashing windows and vandalizing property last night the oakland city council passed a special resolution that rejected any plans by the trump administration to send in federal agents. the resolution also gives the city attorney and administrator, lawful necessary steps to protect the rights of the people city leaders believe the federal agents will just escalate the violence. in the south bay and emotional tribute in gilroy to remember the victims of the garlic festival shooting. take a listen. these are the gilroy high school chamber singers performing that song see you again. it was part of an entire day dedicated to honoring the victims. their families and the community. and there was a moment of silence yesterday morning

>>the city of oakland just got one step closer to significantly defunding its police department oakland city council unanimously approved the re imagining public safety task force the re imagining public safety task force resolution was co-authored by oakland city council member nikki fortunato bad as she says the aim is dramatically reducing the police budget. >>and what we're going to do is very rapidly put together a community that task force that is. she worked towards feeding a set of recommendations for the city as we plan our next two-year budget to create more safety and equity in how we structure our public safety systems she says the 17 member task force will work on a detailed plan on how to use that money to provide residents with mental and physical health services youth programs, safe affordable housing and high quality job opportunities what we're going to do is really look hard at how are we using those resources, let's focus our sworn officers on violent crime a co-founder of the anti police terror project cat brooks released a statement reading in part quote while ther

>>it's 9.21 and coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news, the oakland city council makes a decision to prevent the president from sending in federal agents to deal with protests. and the south bay, the gilroy community came together to honor those who died and were injured a year ago at the garlic festival. >>and they are using this time to honor the heroes who helped save lives as well. joslyn ortega has more. >>3 kilroy officers receive medals of honor for their bravery charging at the shooter at last year's gilroy garlic festival at the spot where the tragedy happened. a remembrance for everyone affected in attendance were families of the victims first responders and others at the festival when the gunman opened fire. we spoke with the family of kayla salazar one of the people killed that day about being here for this moment it's the same feeling that the county seat on the line. >>side today because this is where you go. for that. >>the memorial service was kept to a minimum because of coronavirus safety but everyone was still able to join each other in solace and prayer. the sm

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>>the city of oakland just got one step closer to significantly defunding its police department oakland city council unanimously approved the re imagining public safety task force the re imagining public safety task force resolution was co-authored by oakland city council member nikki fortunato bass she says the aim is dramatically reducing the police budget. >>and what we're going to do is very rapidly put together a community that task force that is. she worked towards feeding a set of recommendations for the city as we plan our next two-year budget to create more safety and equity in how we structure our public safety systems she says the 17 member task force will work on a detailed plan on how to use that money to provide residents with mental and physical health services youth programs, safe affordable housing and high quality job opportunities what we're going to do is really look hard at how are we using those resources, let's focus our sworn officers on violent crime a co-founder of the anti police terror project cat brooks released a statement reading in part quote while there

in oakland the city is once again asking the public to give the lake a break. this weekend parking lots at lake merritt will be closed between 7:30 a.m. and 11:00 and i. said officials say the lake is still getting over crowded on the weekend. >> let's start with whether by talking about the east coast. fay made landfall in new jersey with 50 miles an hour sustained winds. the threat with this was really just way too much rain. take a look at some video from along the coast where beach erosion was a concern. you are looking at this video from the east coast as cars try to make their way through the water. this is not a good idea even in a higher profile vehicle like that with a higher clearance on the ground. don't ever drive through water unless you are absolutely sure your vehicle can make it safely to the other side. let's take a look at what our concerns are as we head into the weekend. the he dome is primarily going to have a greater impact that we would be on the fringe of the influence of this. fortunately we don't have to worry about the excessive heat

the city of oakland took $14 million from the police budget. councilmembers nikki fortunato criticize the number, saying cuts should be deeper. the council president proposed an announcement, and another $11 million to be taken from the police, with resources shifting to other community needs. the proposal had also called for a reduction in overtime. a freeze on positions and a moratorium on arrest for nonviolent bicyclist and pedestrian stops. the council is deadlocked on an alternate proposal that would have slashed another 2.75 million. the money would have been used for a violent prevention and cleanup and homeless encampments. it was the mayor libby shaft who voted no on the deciding vote. reporting live, alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> thank you. the oakland mayor, libby shaft says she will not let vandalism to her house stop her from supporting police reforms and programs that she believes in. yesterday morning, they scrawled messages on her garage door, driveway and retaining wall. the messages had included wake- up libby. blo

plus the city of oakland moving one step closer to defunding. its police department will tell you how the city council is planning to reallocate about half the police resources in the next 2 years. and a slugfest at oracle park where the giants battled it out against the san diego padres we have some pretty cool highlights to share with you will have that coming up. here's a live look outside we've got our san mateo bridge camera. the ride on 92. it's flowing nicely. yes, the volume picking up yeah there's a lot more cars on there that was our last check but everybody still living at the limit. so that's the good news. we'll be right back. california is currently going through the deadliest stretch of coronavirus cases and if you're waking up this morning, san mateo county. >>is now placed on the state's watched list, i'll tell you what that means for san mateo county residents. >>the health department is conducting an investigation at the sunnyvale costco after a coronavirus outbreak happened on live at the details coming up. >>a grateful natio

the organization will host a display of 80 panels of the quilt of the san francisco and oakland city halls. both cities are host of this year's conference which will be conducted virtually covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. >> we are watching the need for rain. >> yeah. and it won't come any time soon. we'll have dry skies the next seven days. tomorrow, we'll get some cooler weather moving in thanks to a little fog returning. we have clear skies. sutro tower at the tower, you can see not a cloud in the sky. we're soaked in sunshine. this in effect through 8:00 p.m. for our south facing beaches. we have a pretty active current. the wave heights at ten feet. there is a risk of increased sneaker wave. look at the numbers. we're still hot inland. 90 in dwil roy where we continue to keep our eye on the cruise fire. 94 in santa rose dlaflt 66 in the city right now. 72, the current temperature in oakland. here's live doppler 7 along with the sat late. it is in control right now. it will push to the east and an area of low pressure will move to the west in the next 24 hours. it will bring in the

ficers to several cities, including oakland, to crack down on civil unrest. oakland mayor libby schaaf is calling for peaceful protests. she said that the violence and vandalism last week at the county courthouse only helps the president justify the need to send in federal agents. >>> also today, the oakland city council approve ride names part of a street in the downtown area after journalist chauncey bailey who was assassinated on his way to work in july of 2007. 14th street from oak to broadway will now be renamed chauncey bailey way. a gunman shot and killed him to try to question him from publishing a story he was working on about financial problems at your black muslim bakery. >>> coming up, the vallejo police chief being accused of selling out two of his own -- or two of 0 her own police lieutenants in the wake of a deadly officer-involved shooting. >>> all righty. albers we head towards wednesday, i'll have that forecast and beyond into the weekend, with a bit of a warmup, especially inland. >> teachers are told to go ahead and strike in schools reope

>>now to another big story this morning, the oakland city council has passed a plan to reject any federal agents being sent in to oakland in response to protests. this comes after protests over the weekend ended with vandalism to the alameda county courthouse into the open police station we reported that the protests started out peacefully during the days you can see here but then during the evening hours, a splinter group broke off the ended up smashing some windows and vandalizing some property but last night the open city council passed a special resolution to reject any plans by the trump administration to send in federal agents. the resolution also gives the city attorney ernie and administrator. the necessary of steps they need to protect the rights of the people. city leaders believe federal agents will just escalate violence if they show up. elsewhere in the east bay a 10 year-old boy has died after being hit by a car in lafayette. it happened yesterday afternoon on merriewood drive right near lafayette community park. the boy apparently was riding his bicycle when someone driving

. >>> after a marathon meeting overnight, the city of oakland will begin cutting millions from its police budget, this is after calls to defund the police. issues around race and social justice are just one of the areas we're focusing on here at abc 7 as we work to build a better bay area. julian glover is live with the details on this. >> reporter: yeah, it was a marathon meeting. oakland city council last night in that deadlocked vote voting against making any additional cuts to the oakland police department budget. four were in favor of reallocating an $11 million from oakland police budget on top of the $14 million in cuts made to the department a month ago where the overall city budget was passed. mayor schaaf voted no on the measure. earlier in the day she cited lagging rpo tis,is aerasaffiede reduce the police budget by 50% next year, something the mayor supports. so they are creating a 15 person task force to reimagine public safety made up of residents from each sdriblgts district in oakland. they were far from easy decisions to be made, the meeting lasted ten hours and there was

oakland city council last night in that deadlocked vote voting against making any additional cuts to the oakland police department budget. four were in favor of reallocating an $11 million from oakland police budget on top of the $14 million in cuts made to the department a month ago where the overall city budget was passed.

. >>> oakland is working to keep federal officers out of it city following we can process it ended with violence. we have the damage estimates in the legal case. >> reporter: as you can see the courthouse behind me is still tied up this evening, the damage estimate is in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, but one city councilmember is making a push to make sure that neural agents do not comment oakland the way that they have oregon. as investigators with the alameda county sheriffs office survey the estimated $200,000 in damage from saturday's demonstrations, oakland city councilmember dan collett was readying a plan to keep federal agents out. >> we will do whatever we can with the law to discourage dividend (local troops essentially coming into our city. we need to protect the rights of residents to demonstrate peacefully. if some of our residents get out of hand we deal with them locally. >> reporter: the resolution comes on the heels of this statement from president donald trump. the mac i'm going to do something that i can tell you because we are not going to let new york chicag

so tomorrow a high of 73 in oakland. breezy and cooler in the city. at 65. a high of 79 in san jose. under sunny skies. below average for this time of the year. 87 in concord. 83 in napa. 86 santa rosa and antioch up to about 88 degrees. here is the accu weather seven day forecast. the next seven days, tomorrow, it is breezy and cooler as that coastal cloud returns. we'll kind of hang on to that pattern at least through thursday before we turn the heat up again by friday. a warming trend does get under way. we'll lose the fog on saturday and sunday in total sunshine and hot spots back into the mid 90s, bbut what if you couldg do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver, in new ways, to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back, but bounce forward. and now, with one of our best offers ever, we're committed to helping you do just that. get a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution for only $29.95 a month for three months. call or go online today. illegal f

. >>> the city of oakland has finally settled its lawsuit with the families who lost loved ones in the ghostship warehouse fire. this is one of the largest settlements in the city's history. >> reporter: the settlement amount is $32.7 million. it sounds like a lot of money, but judy who lost her soha her son travis back. kenyone in is it was in decembe of 2016, an old warehouse packed for a concert went up in flames. 36 people died in the deadliest fire in oakland's history. >> i can tell you for many of my clients, the decision to accept a settlement was an agonizing one. because clearly there's no amount of money in the world that can bring back their loved one. >> reporter: tonight, the oakland city council voted to accept the settlement, but in a statement, it states: the city continues to assert that it is not liable for these tragic losses. the city decided to settle this case because of the cost- benefit analysis. >> they say e notruly are by paying this settlement. >> reporter: 32 of a loved one in the fire filed the lawsuit. >> the city had hundreds of contacts with the ghosts

>>the city of oakland just got one step closer to significantly defunding its police department oakland city council unanimously approved the re imagining public safety task force the re imagining public safety task force resolution was co-authored by oakland city council member nikki fortunato bad as she says the aim is dramatically reducing the police budget. >>and what we're going to do is very rapidly put together a community that task force that is. she worked towards feeding a set of recommendations for the city as we plan our next two-year budget to create more safety and equity in how we structure our public safety systems she says the 17 member task force will work on a detailed plan on how to use that money to provide residents with mental and physical health services youth programs, safe affordable housing and high quality job opportunities what we're going to do is really look hard at how are we using those resources, let's focus our storm officers on violent crime a co-founder of the anti police terror project cat brooks released a statement reading in part quote while ther

. >>> the oakland city council is debating a resolution that to direct a city to take action to prevent the trump administration from sending and federal law enforcement officers. president trump has vowed to send federal officers to several cities including oakland to crackdown on civil unrest. libby schaaf is calling for peaceful protest and says last weekend's violence and vandalism only helps the president justify the need to send and federal agents. and the oakland police departments court report evidence monetary noticed some improvement. >> there's finally been a slight improvement, the ratios are still off, that is a number of african-americans who are stopped proportional to other races is still out of seeing. >> the report questions the department's use of force during recent protests, noting the police department violated its own policy when officers used teargas on protesters before trying other measures to control the crowd. >>>, today the body of john lewis will be flown to atlanta. yesterday, reverend jesse jackson was among the mourners paying his respects to lewis. we a

that runs through next june oakland city council. well now look at cutting even more at its meeting tomorrow police officers are putting on a full-court press to prevent that kron four's dan kerman joins us live with more dan. >>we know last week we heard from police chief susan manheimer warning about additional cuts today we heard from the police union. both of these folks talking about rising crime which you don't typically hear from police officers or the police chief, but now we're hearing about it and hoping that the council they are at least we'll put the brakes on any additional cuts. nearly 50 million dollars was cut from the oakland police department's budget when the city council passed that budget back in june. >>now to council members want to pull out an additional 11 million dollars the work isn't done council member rebecca kaplan says much of the money would be redeployed to other departments to deal with issues she feels the police department has traditionally dealt with moving in the direction of traffic enforcement

city hall. this is the first time quilt panels have ever been displayed at both city halls of the same time.>>> the fourth of july weekend turn dangerous on the roads, according to chp there were four deadly accidents and 125 drivers arrested for dui. one of the deadly accident started as a hit and run in contra costa county, the victim was letting firefighter fires for when he was hit by a car, he was later arrested. the other deadly crash happened on interstate 80 the other one near willow avenue, chp says the victim was standing next to their car when they were hit by a truck, unclear if drugs or alcohol were involved.>>> international students will be forced to leave the u.s. were transferred to another college if there are schools which to online only learning this fall. students already in the united states must take at least some of their classes in person. it would allow students to enter the country if their school is online only but they might take a full load of classes online from th

. >>> the oakland city council has passed a measure to deny federal agents from being sent into the city. it is called keep oakland safe from president trump's federal agents. this is in response to threats by president trump to send federal agents into oakland to protest federal buildings. officials passed this after demonstrations turned violent over the weekend. the sheriff's office says a business other than was beaten with a baseball bat and $200,000 worth of damage was done to the alameda courthouse. council members say that federal agents would only make it worse. >> that won't quell or suppress a riot or something like that. it would actually incite one. and so it is to everybody's benefit in oakland for this not to happen. >> oakland city council also passed a measure with the of defunding $150 million of police money that will now go to nonpolice programs for public safety. >>> a ucsf doctor has spent 25 years as an e. rer. physician, he says this past week treating patients in brownsville, texas has been the hardest week of his career. san francisco has 56 deaths, people who l

plus -- >> ripping down the city, looting it -- >> first portland and now oakland. next, a live report from capitol hill on what the president may say today about sending federal agents to cities across america. >>> and all new this morning the number of bay area coronavirus infections now considered to be much greater than previously thought. a live report is coming up on the new eye opening numbers. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> and a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. getting started with this hump day wednesday, mike will take a look at the commute for you. first let's start offolist kari look at the forecast kari, lrod again this morning. how is it feeling out there for us? >>> it feels pretty nice though it's been humid. and as we take a live look outside in the tri-valley we're checking out dublin. it's a cloudy start to the day but it won't be like this for long. we'll see it clearing out over the next couple of hours and in pleasanton expect by 9:00 times of sunshi

he says he might send more federal law enforcement officers to major cities, including oakland at the president says it is to deal with unrest. other cities he mentioned include new york chicago, philadelphia, detroit baltimore. when asked about this during his and news briefing today governor newsome said the answer is no we would reject that all right, let's take a live look outside it was a little cooler today and it sounds like my brace it's going to stay on that cooling trend for a while >>out there right now along the immediate coastline, very slow clearing for most of our coastal areas in fact downtown san francisco today only warming up to 61 degrees currently 58 degrees as you step outside for your monday night mid 60's throughout the east bay shoreline. >>with 70's as you make your way inland santa rosa in the low 70's as a san jose, an antioch 81 degrees out there right now so more than 20 degrees warmer than half moon bay and also downtown san francisco and we're noticing a cooler air mass today in fact it's been cooler throughout much of today in current wind speeds out t

in oakland the city is once again asking the public to give the lake palo and 11:00 and i. said officials say the lake is still getting over crowded on the weekend. >> let's start with whether by talking about the east coast. fay made landfall in new jersey with 50 miles an hour sustained winds. the threat with this was really just way too much rain. take a look at some video from along the coast where beach erosion was a concern. you are looking at this video from the east coast as cars try to make their way through the water. this is not a good idea even in a higher profile vehicle like that with a higher clearance on the ground. don't ever drive through water unless you are absolutely sure your vehicle can make it safely to the other side. let's take a look at what our concerns are as we head into the weekend. the he dome is primarily going to have a greater impact that we would be on the fringe of the influence of this. fortunately we don't have to worry about the excessive heat warnings in effect southern california around las vegas and much of arizona or the heat advi

>>in terms of that resolution the oakland city council will take up the matter tuesday afternoon. in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news. >>in the north bay precautions are being taken to try to prevent the spread of covid at a fire station and this comes after a firefighter tested positive for the coronavirus kron four's haaziq madyun has that story. >>a firefighter here at penn a little bit of fire station number 3 has tested positive for covid-19 the fire station was temporarily closed but has since reopened after undergoing decontamination had a little bit of fire marshal just a couple hours so last week on thursday i'm not one of our firefighters received a positive. >>covid test and so about we closed the station and there's something she not all contact tracing but right now it's something work-related in fact she says throughout the pandemic that a little bit firefighters have responded to several calls involving people infected with the coronavirus the harsh reality is. >>even with their personal protective equipment first responders are still vulnerable. so happens to a big s

>>in terms of that resolution the oakland city council will take up the matter tuesday afternoon. in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news. >>demonstrations are growing more tense in portland after the trump administration recently sent federal officers to the streets of that city to try to slow down the violence and portland mayor ted wheeler is one of 6 mayors right now fighting to get the federal agents out of their cities. in a letter to congress the mayors are appealing to congress to make it illegal for the federal government to deployed militarized officers to cities that don't want them. and this comes as the trump administration announced it is sending more to portland overnight us agents repeatedly fired what appeared to be tear gas. flash bangs and pepper bowls of protesters outside the federal courthouse in downtown portland. protesters say they want this to come to an end. >>we got constitutional rights. and it and nobody, not all fees, he's standing up to the plate and be like. i mean if the feds when people using them people and people would an order of retaliate accused t

are on display also at oakland city hall in san francisco and oakland are the official host cities for aids 2020. and this is the first time that the quilt panels have been displayed in both city hall's now the purposes of course to bring like to you know the many faces of aids from 1980 when the first cases were reported to today with one 0.2 million people in the u.s. living with hiv and aids. >>morning everybody or look at the weather situation. a little bit the way some of that blaze we talked about earlier there's the first flight and gray of sun just a better way 50's across most of the board right now 63 for any ah now we do see the winds still holding together a little bit of to the north bay they're actually going to die down later this morning and then pick up a little bit later on once we get some daytime heating here, lining up free of 58 by mid morning at 11 we're talking 72, revisiting the 80's for the most part we'll see some 90's pocan in here a little bit later on robin all right sounds good. thank you dave. >>coming up in the next wildfires burning through gilroy and