Of the building tells this programme he has serious concerns about the recent refurbishment. That raises real questions about the fire safety checks that were in place to stop families getting hurt. Also, firefighters have worked through the night to dampen ablaze, although some parts of the building on the upper floors remain alight. The fire brigade say the tower block is not structurally safe for them to enter in some places. Meanwhile, local people continue to offer help to those left destitute and homeless, this is where the Relief Effort is being co ordinated, and as you can see, there are piles of clothes and toys that people have donated. We have also donated some money, given money to families, darren withdrew £1000 from his account, and we have been giving families £100 just to see them over the next couple of days. Good morning from North Kensington. This morning we are at the Westway Sports Centre on one of their basketball courts. You might be able to hear the traffic, w
Throughout the history this highest court you would that in 2012 the Supreme Court in the Affordable Health care said that the federal government cant put a financial gun to the head of state and local governments . True no matter who is in charge in washington, d. C. Tried to turn the city and state employees into federal officers that is unconstitutional no wanting o president to take the federal government beyond unlawful President Trump order undermines the trust hard work and open communication the citys are the loobtsz of innovation the engine and heart of this country this is where the American Dream happens theres a reason more than 4 hundred cities and counties across the country with every major city from new york to los angeles has sanctuary policies recognize when San Francisco first recognized 28 years old that undocumented victims were too scared to report their attacks before us they feared being deported sanctuary policies encourage the undocumented to report crime thes
So you have these big trucks coming and youre getting on. Its just nasty. Thats why i stay off the highway. Thats why i live in San Francisco. National tartar sauce day. Its also national i want to make you happy day. Awww. So make us happy. With all the sunshine. Lets get to it with the weekend forecast. Good morning, everybody. Rise and shine this is our live hidef Doppler Radar. This will make happy. No rain right now. But three things to keep in mind. Out the door this morning, its chilly in the 30s and 40s. Later today, increasing cloud cover. Showers by tomorrow evening. And then scattered showers will continue into our sunday. As far as today is concerned, out the door, clear skies, later in the 40s at the shore, 60s from san mateo back in through los altos into cupertino and los gatos. Mountain view in the low 60s through fremont and union city. East bay numbers stacking up throughout the trivalley, mid 60s, pleasanton and livermore. Go ahead and open the windows. 56 in fairfie
Pay their respects to Deputy Michael foley. A procession traveled through the streets of concord and made its way under a giant American Flag hoisted up by two fire trucks. Kpix 5s jackie ward is live in concord, where a Memorial Service is under way now. Jackie. Reporter ladies, this is the first line of duty death for the Alameda County Sheriffs Office in 18 years. Sergeant ray kelly says you never quite get over days like this. And todays services are still under way here. Hundreds of officers from across the country are here to pay respects to deputy mike foley. The services started with a procession that began at the oakmont mortuary at lafayette and continued to the concord pavilion. He died from head injuries he got when he was hit by a bus at the santa rita jail in dublin last week. He had been a deputy for 10 years and prior to that, was with the Concord Police department for 29 years. He died last thursday at john muir medical center. Anybody that can do 40 years in a job lik
This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley this is our western edition. Tonight, there is a growing sense of dread among immigrants in america who fear they will be deported after even minor offenses. The fear among those who entered the country illegally has grown despite the president s stated priorities. Were getting the bad ones out, okay . Were getting the bad. If you watch these people, its like, oh, gee, thats so sad. Were getting bad people out of this country, people that shouldnt be, whether its drugs or murder or other things. Were getting bad ones out. Pelley but take a look at the executive order President Trump signed in january. It specifies execution of the Immigration Laws against all removable aliens and leaves to the judgment of immigration officers whether a person who has not committed a serious crime still poses an unspecified risk. Now, in cases across the country, the question is, are we only getting the bad ones out . Omar villafranca begins our cov