of strength in numbers. just like this chopstick as one organization not very strong. but by joining forces with others, collectively, unbreakable. think about it. a couple of thousand votes can change the outcome of a city council election. >> if they can't influence this group of leaders, they will replace them. >> making them uncomfortable. >> they are endangering our likes. >> people are fed up with policies that they say that they say don't put them first. >> the congress of neighborhoods will take their ideas and demands to city hall november 7th. and just in. haywood police are looking for samantha hernandez, 9 years old was with her mother at a nail salon omission boulevard when she went missing. it happened before three. she was last seen wearing a black t-shirt and legins. now to a developing story. police are trying to pinpoint a suspect and motive in a double homicide. a dog walker found two people inside the car suffering from gunshot wounds. the victims, one female and male appear to be adults and a gun was discovered. there was a car seat in the car but there is no signs of a child. we are notifying all of the different departments that can assist us in locating this potential child. police are working on getting witnesses and obtaining maker surveillance video. anybody with information on the killings can contact sfpd anonymous tip line. new video showing vallejo emergency crews dispatched to an sudden involving their own employees. this is the aftermath after an ambulance and fire unit collided into each other on florida and sonoma streets. you can see the impact it had on the ambulance. both vehicles were onroute to emergency calls. the employees involved have been treated and released from the hospital. people in san jose neighborhood are recovering after february's flood forcing thousands to evacuate. devin fehely shows us the clean- up efforts in coyote creek are continuing 7 months later. >> reporter: looking at it now you might not know or imagine that the rock springs neighborhood was the epicentre of some of the most serious flooding in the city in decades and while residents say the recovery is a patch work of progress in action and it's pace painfully slow. it is however a vast improvement upon this, the february flood that inundated this apartment to which he has been able to return. >> if you look around, it is still not totally recovered from the flood disaster yet. >> the hundreds of volunteers descended on coyote creek to remove the debris clogging the waterway. >> if you get the debris out of the creek, it means that there will be less likelihood of flooding in future. there is a lot of logs right now that are falling across the creek. the water district that organized the clean-up acknowledges that a much more extensive removal of trees and vegetation is necessary to truly reduce the risk of future flooding. >> there is no way we can say that we can absolutely guarantee that this area will never flood again. it has been flooding for decades. what we can do is minimize the impacts. >> the water district has approval to build a small levy to protect the rock springs neighborhood from flooding. that extra protection can't come soon enough for this family that lost both cars and spent 3 months in a shelter with her daughter. >> she keep asking me when are we going home? i mean it is a tough question if you have a daughter to keep asking you, when are we going home? >> home just in time for the next winter and all of the uncertainty that brings things. >> for many the decision to move back was economic. in simple terms they could afford to live here and not in other neighborhoods and many paid a steep price for living here last winter. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix. a hiker at sequoia national park was just found. the park's helicopter founded him near the franklin lake's trail head. at yosemite national park geologists say there is no increased danger after two huge rock falls this week. a climber took this video and shows the aftermath of the second rock fall that left one person hurt. the climber was just above the area that started sliding. geologists say that the rock fall was ten times bigger than the chunk of granite that fell on wednesday. now that slide killed a 32 year- old man from the uk. according to the guardian, andrew foster was celebrating his one year anniversary with his wife. she was injured and air lifted to a hospital. we haven't closed the area. we have put up signs that say elevated rock fall activity. clearly everybody knows what has happened. meanwhile another yosemite climber is recovering after falling at least 30 feet yesterday. she was climbing the rock formation known as the higher cathedral fire. now at six, a ceremony to honor fallen firefighters from across california. during the annual ceremony, 31 names were added to the california ... sorry about that. during the annual ceremony, 31 names were added to the california firefighters' memorial in sacramento. it bears the names of more than 1300 people that died in the line of duty since california became a state. back in 1850. it is a way that we can pay tribute to the folks that are coming before us that have passed and that have made the ultimate sacrifice. >> the bitter sweet day to pay respect and give the families of the firefighters to have the respect that they deserve. >> four of today's honorees from the bay area. two each from san francisco and san jose. for the second time in 8 days, the san francisco neighborhood has dealt with two apartment fires that happened in park merced at ten. you can see the flames glowing. the cause was accidental and no onin entered his career taking the mound the last time for the giants. in 2012 he threw the only perfect game in the history of the giants' franchise throw going back 135 years. he helped the giants to win it 2 or 3 times and during the 13 seasons he had a career e.r.a. of 3.69. kpix's jackie ward was at at&t park this afternoon. you couldn't have asked for a more beautiful day here in at&t park. what a day for matt cain to go out on. he was here with the giants for some of the best seasons. the fans tell me that he will definitely go down in history as one of the best city has ever had. frhe took the field om tt momto enwarm up, t farewell from the mound, the fans made sure today was all about matt cain and what he has done for his city. brian mills says he is one of the horses' biggest fans and has a signed jersey from the day that matt cain pitched a perfect game. the only one in giants history. >> he is an iconic pitcher and has been there for the last three rings and put his time in. he is a great giant. >> this couple has been holding the sign on the baseline for years and been to a few world series games and spring training. in their mind matt cain is one of the top giants pitchers of all time. >> he exemplifies hard work and a big guy and throwing hard and just has taken us pretty far and it is a pleasure to be here when he retires. >> even the cubs' fan from oregon can't deny his talent and says she will miss watching him. flossy was checking off a bucket list item. >> i think it is sad when they play for so long and they retire it takes a long time -- they never take their place but they move on. >> one of matt cain's youngest fans steven irhart was a big fan of big sure in 2012 during the world series and says that is when he realized what an integral part that matt cain was to the team. >> i think the team is changing and he makes it like he is a veteran that can help the rookies and all. i think without him it is like a whole new team. >> but it's time for this three time all-star to say goodbye and move on to his next endeavor. >> what is the next chapter? we are not sure. coach bochy said maybe he will have a role in the giants. but one fan says he never got enough run support and deserves better than his lifetime record of 104 wins and 119 losses. at at&t park, jackie ward, kpix. coming up. deep in the california forest, this illegal pot farm is lethal. only on five, the banned chemicals favored by mexican drug cartels. this train collapsed on the building and the malfunction dangling one thousand feet up. >> a shipyard transformed. we take a look at one of the bay's newest communities and why developers call it a city within a city. a beautiful weekend and let's see what is ahead in the forecast. we will do that when we come back. we have shown you marijuana grows and some legal and many illegal and this is the most lethal. wilson walker explains it is a problem spreading all across california. this is a trip to a crime scene deep in the national forest. ground cover and brutal terrain. federal agents make their way to what might qualify as industrial farm operation. >> and 41717, this gives us minimum start date. >> there are living quarters and kitchens and bathrooms and trash dumps for the purpose of growing a lot of marijuana. >> this one was in excess of 15,000 plants. >> that is at least five separate plots spread across several miles spread by endless network of pipes. >> 25.2 liters per minute. >> and scattered over this, there are the chemicals. >> 32 ounces- >> in every direction. fertilizers and poisons and insecticides. >> i don't knee what is in this. >> there is a lot of pesticides and you see a lot of those, they are common. the uncommon ones are the restricted use pesticides. >> carbonfurio nthat is banned in the united states and fast becoming a favorite tool among mexican cartels. >> it is dangerous. >> a rare find and it is turning up to 70% of the sites mixed in bottles that have no warning labels. a child can be hiking out here and be unaware and think that is a full bottle of what would be vitamin water. >> that is lethal? >> that is extremely lethal. >> if you want to kill wildlife put poison in food and have the wildlife come. >> the bears photographed in this camp were probably dead in minutes and there is dead wildlife and this to be the killer. >> this is a direct interference in mortality for wildlife. >> the cleaning up requires the hazardous materials experts that are frantically trying to figure out how long carbonfuron hangs around in soil and water. >> in order to determine how lethal this is for wildlife and humans. >> so see any one of these sites is pretty shocking and then you think that there are hundreds of these just in this area alone and the budget to clean all of this up? well, there is not one. >> we are probably approaching 400 sites this year and you know, you have seen one. >> the grows are an old problem, this illegal pink poison a new lethal twist and the toll on the forest land surfacing. >> they impact for fisheries and this is a completely new frontier. >> russell walker, kpix. safety officials trying to figure out what cause add scary mishap that happened 1,000 feet above san francisco. workers were removing one of those giant cranes when the jib unexpectedly fell. it was dangling over a bit but the construction company says that crane was secured the entire time. cal osha says the crane was not in danger of falling. no damage was done to the building. nobody was hurt. cal osha says they are working with the crane's operator to make sure that it gets taken down safely. >> a knew community is emerging at san francisco's closed down naval shipyard and developers are celebrating with a street fare. the street fare ran from 11:00 a.m. to three and featured all kinds of activities from games to art installations, the shipyard shut down back in 1970s but developers for the new water front housing wanted to stay part of san francisco's history. this is the san francisco shipyard and it always has been. we are creating a new part of the city, basically a city within a city to embrace what has been here before, the past and the present and the future. >> five points says they are in the process of building 12,000 homes at the shipyard inclusive of all families with affordable housing and low income and market rate and townhomes. all right. ms. goodrich, we have 35 minutes from sunset and as the sun sinks slowly in the west it is a beautiful view from the top of mount vaca. looking out towards lake curry and here is how it looks as the sky deepens and reddens with the high clouds up top and by the city itself. a beautiful finish to the saturday. you look out towards alcatraz and the bay and the numbers. right now in concord 80 degrees and oakland has 68 and and santa rosa 80s. tomorrow the numbers the same and in the low 80s and around the bay shoreline, mid to upper 70s. at the beach, not bad, upper 60s. high pressure is nudged aside for the low that is going to bring showers up to the pacific northwest. for us we will get a few high clouds from time to time but that's it. it will be warm and dry this week. still red-flag warnings are posted because at the upper elevations, the winds will be offshore and a dry direction and the winds are blowing up to 35 miles per hour. this is a enough to raise not only an eyebrow but red-flag warnings that will be posted through sunday. futurecast shows not too terrible much, how things should look tomorrow from dawn to dust and clear. and so tomorrow looks like sunday will live up to its name. so to sum it up. it is dry and it will be that way right through next week. it is also breezy with winds gusting to 30 miles per hour and so the fire danger will be high this week. it will be dry. autumn moon festival this week in san francisco's china town, plenty of sunshine. the castro street fair this sunday in san francisco and because we haven't mentioned things happening in the city quite enough at at&t park the giants will take on the padres at 12:05. sunny and windy and 72. 79 degrees at reading and 83 at san francisco and 63 at lake tahoe, 56 at yosemite. and if your travel plans take you out of san francisco via sfo sunny and windy at the airport and a high of 71. seattle looks like a few showers but new york is sunny and 71. sun up at 7:06 and the forecast highs for pacifica tomorrow, 59 degrees and 74 and nice in san francisco and san rafael 81 degrees. home an the next to the last in the chain of spanish islands. 82 in napa. sunday low 80s and monday will cool a little bit and it will stay that way through the end of the week. the wild west under siege. thousands of horses being rounded up. why some say the natural bought are nuisance. love was in the air and on the ground at stanford. a record-breaking day for the cardinal running back. we will be right back. did matt quick because he thought he didn't do as well as he used to do? >> he said he felt this was the time. he had a club option but he thought this was the time and it probably was. matt cain spent 13 years in the big leagues wearing one uniform. a san francisco giant from start to finish and emotional outing for him. as he calls it a career. matt cain taking the mound for the 331st career start. 2nd inning, the outside corner for are one of the four strikeouts and he retired the first six batters. bruce bochy comes to get him but not ready to go. he stayed and got two more outside to complete the five shut out innings. bochy waiting for him in the dugout to congratulate him. followed by a lengthy standing ovation from the near sellout crowd at at&t. closer samdyson off of the bat of austin hodges and the padres win 3-2 and that takes the backseat to the end of matt cain's wonderful career. to know that this is the only jersey i have had on is special to me. it is something that i always wanted to do and something that seeing some of the guys have done it in their career and jeter and some of those guys it is special to me to be able to wear one uniform and to know that i will always be a giant and nobody else. i don't want to be nobody else. >> craig council's brewers barely hanging in the wild cardinals beat milwaukee and the brewers loss means they will play the diamondbacks next week. michael crowdtree downgraded. not good for the offense. vern glen is at mile high with a preview of the big divisional game. >> reporter: all right. andrea. raiders and broncos and the dress rehearsals and the walk- throws over. it is time to get the thing going. two teams coming off bad games and taking the temperatures of the locker room, tomorrow can't get here soon enough. >> i am excited and desperate to get to the next game to get the bad taste out of our mouth and i want to get to the next game. the only way to get the taste out of your mouth is to play somebody else and denver is not going to sit there especially in their house. >> we went out there and it did not go well and so there was nothing really i could put a finger on except man, i just got to come back and work harder. >> this defense has not allowed more than 17 points in a game. you know he will be asked to extend plays while his receivers try to get separation and that is easier said than done. >> in denver, vern glen, kpix. christian mccaffrey may have bolted for the nfl but cardinals fans have fallen in love with his replacement. costello got his first career shot and overshadow by the running back. there was a healthy dose of love. he rips off a 61-yard touchdown for the game's first score, that is 7 straight runs. 7- stanford. love off to the races. a 43-yard score to make it 14- 3, stanford. love entered the game as the nation's top rusher and that won't change this week. well on his way to becoming a heisman contender. now at 24/17, stanford in the 3rd. love does it again. a 59--yard score and rushes for a school record. 301 yards and becomes the 10th player in history to rush for 1,000 yards in just the five games. the cardinal win, 34-24. and jim harbaugh and the wolverines have a buy week and somehow coach found his way to the top of the diving board. in the school captain uniform he did a can opener. pretty impressive for the coach. okay. no cell phone in there. >> no cell phone. >> he was going to jump in. he was okay. >> he knew all the cameras were there. >> and he had his socks and shoes off. thank you. coming up, the nba takes a stand for the national anthem. the memo sent to all teams and all eyes on the warriors as preseason play begins. plus puerto rico in crisis, a desperate plea for help with presidential push-back. while the problem is leadership. o.j. simpson iscounti down the hours. we talked to his childhood friend, his advice for o j upon his release. banding together... to try and get nd poverty. you're watching kpix 5 news. our top stories, people in east oakland are banding together to get the city to tackle crime and poverty, they say city leaders have not done enough to address the problems. hups of people met two former organizations and they plan to take their ideas and demands to city hall in november. in san jose, several people took part in cleaning up on coyote creek. residents still recovering. the flood almost knocked out the neighborhood. the water district is in the works to create extra protection to help reduce the risk of future flooding. >> was so proudly we hale ... >> and the golden state warriors take a stand at oracle arena. some questioned whether they would kneel during the national anthem. the nba september a memo to all 30 teams making it clear where the league stands. >> the nba has ruled that the players and coaches and trainers stand respectfully for the anthem and the league office will determine how to deal with any instance that a player, coach or trainer does not stand for the anthem. let's go to kpix ... >> andrea. >> well, juliette, brian, we know that warriors all stood for the national anthem when od locked arms. take a look for yourselves. well the national anthem played, the entirety of the golden state warriors stood. adam silver says the players need to stand. they could link arms but sitting or taking a knee was not allowed and would be dealt with on a case-by-case basis. >> we haven't talked about other teams but i don't think -- i don't know to be honest with you. we understand exactly all eyes are on us when we go out there before the game on saturday and as the organizations says, everybody has the right to do what they want to do and to voice what they want to voice and stand for what they want to stand for and that will all show on saturday. as you can see the team did stand as the warriors team held the american flag during the national anthem. while all of this was happening, i did har hecklers during the arena yelling at both teams and put their hands to the heart that the team did not and both teams as you saw juliette and brian did stand for the anthem. live outside oracle arena, kpix. thanks, andrea. millions are still without electricity ten days after hurricane maria hit puerto rico. many are short of gas, cash and clean drinking water. today president trump accused the mayor of puerto rico of poor leadership. >> we are dying here. >> reporter: in a desperate call for aid friday, the mayor of san juan says bureaucracy and inefficiency were costing lives in puerto rico. >> the president of the united states to make sure that somebody is in charge that is for saving lives. >> president trump responded saturday by tweeting images of supplies being delivered by the air force and coast guard and fema and criticizing mayor cruz writing such poor leadership ability by the mayor of san juan and others in puerto rico were not able to get their workers to help. the president accused the mayor of attacking his administration at the request of democrats. >> i was asking for help and not saying anything nasty about the president. >> we don't need money, we need help. >> help has been stalled by blocked roads. for every need now, there is a line. the line for water, the line for fuel. the line for a working atm and puerto rico's governor emphasized progress and cooperation on saturday. >> we still need to do more. we still need to do more for the people in puerto rico and we are working tirelessly and we need resources. president trump says the governor is a partner in the recovery effort despite the fake news in conjunction with the dems, amazing job is being done in puerto rico. president trump will travel to the island on tuesday. a lot more rain this week may stop the efforts to deliver the supplies. a memorial to victims have spread in puerto rico. there is giant wreaths in a building that was destroyed to ash and there have been lunchpails and candles and flowers. a collapsed school killed 19 children and 300 adults. the quake hit a week-and-a-half ago. the search for survivors is still under way. o j simpson is counting down the hours until he is a free man. he was granted parole in july after a 9 year prison term for an armed robbery in las vegas. there is some advice for o j on his release. >> reporter: in san francisco, joe bell and oj simpson played football on this field and ran track. joe on the left, simpson on the right. joe says he is happy that his friend will be on parole. >> the worse thing at his age is to incarcerated. my prayer has been that he would be released. >> joe attended simpson's wedding to nicole brown. the families were close. joe and his family saw simpson in 2007. >> we spent a couple days with oj at his place in miami. >> not long before the armed robbery of two sports memorabilia that put simpson behind bars. he claims the items belonged to him and joe defends his buddies. >> if you read my book with an open mind you are going to begin to question the validity of his conviction. >> joe wrote a book about their friendship in a squeeze with the juice. >> my son david said it best. he said dad, that o j is really something. i said what do you mean, son? he said he is like a cat, dad. no matter how close you hold him to the ground, when you let him goes, he will land on his feet. >> thank you. >> when joe sees simpson anyway, he will advise him to steer clear of police. >> i want him to know there is a difference on parole and i hope that experience in vegas taught you something. yeah. you are oj. these people are out to get you. >> that was sharon chen reporting tonight on a special 48 hours describe what is next for oj. the man behind let's make a deal has died. monte hall passed away at the age of 96. ill after suffering a heart attack this summer. he was known for his philanthropy and his family says hall raised nearly a billion dollars for charities over the year. coming up. these homes are on the market and crooks are on the prowl. the crimes y area city. >> about to get a lot harder to find a parking space. the new limitation hitting drivers next week. a string of armed robberies has recently hit sonoma county. over the past few weeks three of the robberies happened in petaluma. the most recent at palm beach tan and police suspect a man is behind all of them. they say he carries a black gun and a bag. there he is. approaches the cash register and takes it out and demands cash. police believe that same man carried out robberies at four or five other locations in sonoma county. anyone with information is asked to contact petaluma police. >> there is a bunch of burglaries. crooks are hitting homes on the market. the neighbor says that this particular home has been broken into at least 3 times. the biggest problem this is it is hard to tell between who is stealing and who could just be a potential buyer. it was a woman and three men walking around the property. >> it felt very strange the way they were walking around. and i'm just thinking they were checking the neighborhood out. the thieves have been targeting these homes taking everything from furniture to $12,000 worth of construction equipment. officials say that stealing unoccupied homes on the market is becoming more common. well the city of san francisco is cracking down on parking permits all in an effort to provide more spaces. but this may not fix the problem. >> there is limitations on parking in san francisco. just ask any driver. >> it is hard to park. >> so how is parking in the city? >> terrible. >> one more limitation may be add owed tuesday. the board of directors will consider lowering the amount of parking permits doled out for household. currently up to 4 people can obtain a parking permit. they want to lower the number to two. >> there is a basic math problem. there's more cars than spaces. >> 95,000 parking permits are issued annually in san francisco despite the fact that there are 78,000 permitted parking spaces in the city. the pilot program would be rolled out in two neighborhoods. the dog patch and purple heights. it will be implemented citywide. they will charge visitors and exempting permit holders. >> it is free to park and so people have no consequences for leaving their cars for long period. >> no all residents think this will help because there is five percent of fsa residents have more than three permits. >> not ever household is two or three people. >> it is a small step in its effort to make city parking less of an uphill battle. in san francisco, kpix. coming up, the old bay bridge is another implosion away from being gone for good. the project is set to finish and how much it is expected to save taxpayers. in the weather department. a beautiful saturday and a lot to look forward to in the week ahead. we will have that in the forecast when we come back. pulver. marine foundations from the old bay bridge got demolished this morning, the third in a series of week end implosions. caltrans will do the work every weekend until they finish. it will save taxpayers a million dollars because of the quick schedule. if you would like to see a sunset in san francisco, the sun setting at 6:47 and the view shows a beautiful finish to this saturday. it was a nice day. now a few high clouds floating in overhead and colors of the sunset nicely. weak little trough and the clouds are one indication of that. and from inland to the shores it is not looking bad. there is the tower in the forward ground and the bay in the background and the numbers in concord 80s and san jose 75 and pleasant evening. for tomorrow the numbers will not change dramatically and plenty of sun and the inland in the low 80s and even at the beaches, the upper 60s look good. high pressure is offshore and well enough offshore and the low pressure to the north so that only thing that we get is the battle between the low and the high. the grandents will tighten up. gusts up to 35 miles per hour and dry winds and future cast shows not much happening tomorrow in terms of the cloud cover. so it will be a severely sunny day for sunday and the numbers don't come up. it will be the same as today. sunny and breezy and fire danger high and then warm, dry and breezy week. autumn moon festival in san francisco's china town at its peak, 91 degrees. castro street fair 72 and the giants and the padres at 12:05. 72 out of the bay. beautiful scene. that would be so nice. 63 in men den sino. sunny and windy and 71 degrees and the winds out of the west to about 26. for the rest of the country, new york has sunshine and seattle a few showers up there and temperatures will be in the upper 50s. extended forecast. we will be looking for sunshine all the way through next week. temperatures range from around 80 inland to the mid-60s along the shore and autumn in san francisco. the coast gets warm and that is what it looks like this week. juliette. thousands of wild horses no longer roaming free. why an icon is now in danger closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. the fate of wild horses hang in the ballot. talking about euthanasia of wild horses on public land. we traveled to the front line of this debate. >> dawn has not broken on the desert here and we are headed 50 miles northwest of cedar city to an unending landscape of brush and jackrabbits for this. a federally mandated roundup of an icon of the american west, wild horses. using a helicopter that looks like it was stolen from the set of mash, the goal of this is to get 50 wild horses off of broken ridge. >> when they come to a site they are fresh and have energy and when you are gathering wild horses they are wild animals. >> it is all thresult of a lawsuit settled by the state of utah over the issue of horses on ranch land. with repeated helicopters and stallions and foals are coralled into a trap to be sorted. from here taken to a holding facility and hopefully adopted. >> this agency says there should be shy of 200 horses on this stretch of land but there are closer to 700. they say they are at risk of starvation. matthew wood owns the ranch where this happens. >> i enjoy seeing a horse or two now and then. it falls in the same category as seeing a big elk or a nice big mule or a bear or something like that. but when there is so many of them, they are destroying their own habitat and a habitat for everything else and they are not pretty anymore. >> the roundup can be hard to watch as the terrified horses are driven out of the mountains by the sounds of the helicopter forced up hillsides and down gallies and coralled by a judas horse that leads the way. >> i will be frank, some may put their head down and go through the panel, i hope it doesn't happen. >> it may get tough to stomach. the president's proposed budget to allow for euthanasia. it comes down to money. there's 24 million more on gas, oil and coal management and ten million less to manage the wild horse program. that means less money for gathers and for holding facilities like this one that house the horses until they can be adopted. >> our facilities are full and when you don't have movement, there is no place to remove the horses. and there is no place to put them. >> compounding the problem. adoption numbers are way down. >> years ago they were adopting 6 to 8000 horse as year. >> and now closer to 2 or 3000. out on the roundup, the proposed budget change has changes. >> congress has to approve it. >> yes. >> but it is in your budget, the request for authorization to sell horses without restriction. >> we will treat the animals like any others. they will go to our facility and to adoptions. they are going to go and hopefully find good homes. that is what we are after. we have no other orders right now. >> the horses that came off of the range today, they lost their family and freedom but they might be slaughtered in the future. there's no telling the fate of these horses that you see rounded up today. this woman is with the wild horse campaign one of dozens of groups fighting to stop this. she says the wild horses on federal land, 27,000 on 22 million acres is absurdly low and reports of starving horses are fake news. spread to convince the public that euthanasia is necessary. >> what has been proposed in the budget, in this year's budget of this administration is preposterous to the american public. we don't believe that the american public will stand for it. >> blm employees on the front lines are hoping for the best to happen in washington but bracing for the worse. >> do you worry about the sources ending up in slaughterhouses? >> i worry about that every year. that's the last thing we would like to see happen. >> in southern utah, kpix five. coming up tomorrow at six, we will introduce you to adopted mustangs. >> jackie ward has this story. plans to remodel this entire island are well under way but the people who live here tell me that they feel like they have been left in the dark and don't know what their housing options are. >> mike jones is living on treasure alexander for a year and the rent is affordable and he has his own private space and being close to other parts of san francisco. >> everybody knows each other and they get along. that's why i like living out here and it is peaceful from the big city. >> and with views like this it is no wonder the treasure island authority has grandiose plans that includes parks and high races race -- rises and retail and office space. >> i feel that is not right for somebody to come out and kick them out of their homes. >> the board of supervisors approved a $1.5 million contract with a private company to oversee evictions and the relocation of the people that live in 675 household on the island. according to the contract, those that moved in to market rate homes before the development plan was approved in 2011 and are entitled to cash payments or a choice of a transition housing unit to be rented in a new building. >> have you gotten anything from the city about relocating? >> no. >> we'll continue to follow that. that was jackie ward reporting. what -- we want to thank you for watching at six and we will be back at 11:00. and more will be on kpix.com. but for now good night. - [narrator] the following paid presentation for copper chef is brought to you by tristar productions incorporated. are 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