These street cleaning trucks, not the big items here. The stuff stayed on the street. This man with a tent nearby said he offered to haul it all away like he did in the past. Pay me 30 and i cleaned it up. I clean it up again, three times for free. Reporter this High School Named after the first black Nobel Laureate is known for its Culinary Arts Program but some fear new students will lose their appetite. I dont think they want to come here because seeing this . Dont look like a school that you want to learn at. Reporter now, School Officials are hopeful the city steps up and doesnt walk away from this mess. Now, i reached out to Oakland Public Works and an official provided this map showing calls for Illegal Dumping pickups over the past year. You can see it basically is the whole city. Now, public works say they are doing twice as many pickups compared to five years ago but that even as they pick up the trash, people dump again in the same place. Henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. Now to the south bay where the recall Persky Campaign took a huge step forward today. Members of the campaign delivered more than 94,000 signatures to the Santa Clara County registrar of voters office. Critics of judge aaron persky say he was too easy on brock turner, the former stanford student convicted of sexually assaulting a woman. Turner was set free after three months but was required to register as a sex offender. The group says persky should be removed. Organizers collected far moshe the 58,000 signatures needed to put the issue on the june ballot. The voters of Santa Clara County are saying loud and clear that they will hold judge persky accountable for his pattern of bias in favor of athletes and other privileged offenders who commit sex crimes and violence against women. Current and former judges are supporting persky and say they worry if he is removed from the bench, judges will start to give rulings based on Public Opinion instead of the law. Some startling pictures of children living on the streets of oakland are pushing local leaders to speed up a new project to house the homeless on Church Properties. New at 6 00 ktvus alyana gomez shows us why the congregations and the community are stepping up to find help fast. Reporter these images depict the severity of the homeless crisis in oakland. Small children living in a tent on east 12th and 23rd have inadequate shelter, little to no clothes, and through no fault of their own they are sleeping outside in cold, rainy conditions. Its simply heartbreaking. When i saw the kids, two, threeyearold kids, homeless, i my heart just my heart just fell down. I mean, i i dont have words to express it. I have four kids and 7 grandkids. I couldnt imagine my kids being homeless out there like that. Reporter ken chambers took these photos as Oakland Police advised their mother about Resources Available to them. Shelters are open to families like hers. But with 4,000 Homeless People citywide, the need for more resources is insurmountable. We are basically looking at to do a milliondollar budget for a first year of helping homeless to serve about 1,000 people. Reporter the Interfaith Council of Alameda County invited oakland city leaders and Community Members to a meeting today at oaklands Mormon Temple to get the ball rolling on a project that will provide safe shelters like shipping containers and tiny homes on various Church Properties in the community. These tuff sheds are shelters here at sixth and castro in oakland are already up and running many people calling them home and what the council is looking to do is similar to this but they want to do it more efficiently, they say. One of the issues were working to resolve is how to have utility connections if you are putting new units up so were strategizing about how to use solar power and other alternatives so that they can be put in locations where you dont have hookups. Reporter so far, one shelter has been created located here at west side missionary baptist church. The goal is to have several hundred more spread throughout the county by the end of the year. Alyana gomez, ktvu fox 2 news. In San Francisco, officials have received nearly 42 million in new federal grants to help Homeless People get permanent housing. That money is the most the city has ever received. It will help fund 57 housing and Homeless Services programs in San Francisco including funding for nearly 3 dozen new Housing Units in the tenderloin south of market and mission bay. An offduty San FranciscoPolice Officer had life threatening injuries today when he crashed his motorcycle on the way to work. The crash happened around 5 40 this morning on northbound 880 and 7th street in oakland. The chp says he crashed into the back of a pickup truck, flew off his bike and into the center divide. The officer was taken to a local hospital. No one else was hurt in the crash. In washington, negotiations over immigration between the president and lawmakers today prompted a disparaging comment from the president that is sparking controversy around the world. The crude remark was aimed at certain countries that the president apparently views in a very negative light. Heather holmes is in the newsroom now with more. Reporter the comment was relayed by at least two people briefed on a meeting with lawmakers in the oval office. When refer to the countries of haiti, el salvador and some african country, the president reportedly said, quote, why are we having all these people from and he uses a profane word here, to describe those countries, come here . Both republican and democratic lawmakers who were in the oval office were apparently taken aback by that comment. The president then reportedly went on to question why the u. S. Wasnt letting more people in from countries such as norway. The president just met with the Prime Minister of norway yesterday. You will recall that earlier this week, the white house ended protections for 200,000 salvadorans who fled here in the wake of devastating earthquakes. The whole reason the president and lawmakers were meeting was to hash out a deal on immigration. Democrats want to reinstate protections for the socalled dreamers, 700,000 or so immigrants brought illegally to the u. S. As children. Republicans want any protections for dreamers tied to funding for a border wall or some form of increased border protection. There has not been a deal reached yet. However, we still think we can get there and were very focused on trying to make sure that that happens. The president has been clear about what his priorities are in that process. A deal to pass daca protections alongside a package of Border Security measures is finally within reach. As the immigration meeting at the white house showed, almost everyone in this body is interested in passing daca protections into law. Reporter a Bipartisan Group of senators has apparently reached a deal on immigration and one that would extend protections for the so called dreamers. But the white house rejected that deal and told lawmakers to keep working on it. In the meantime, there has been considerable outrage to the president s comment that i mentioned about haiti, el salvador and african countries. In response, a white house spokesman issued a statement which did not deny the comment from the president. It says, quote, like other nations that have meritbased immigration, President Trump is fighting for Permanent Solutions that make our country stronger by welcoming those who can contribute to our society, grow our economy, and assimilate into our great nation. Lawmakers have until next friday to try to hammer out a deal and avoid a government shutdown. Democrats want immigration policy to be part of that deal. Live in the newsroom, heather holmes, ktvu fox 2 news. President trump tweeted his opposition to a republican backed bill today before the house vote on the controversial foreign Intelligence Surveillance act. The house approved a renewal of the fisa act. Its the federal law limiting how u. S. Spy agencies can monitor americans communications. But an amendment aimed at adding more protections was shot down. This after the president s tweets questioning fisa suggesting it may have been used to, quote, badly surveill his president ial campaign. He doesnt even know what the bills are about. And he is putting out tweets. The president later clarified the tweet. It already caused confusion on capitol hill. Democrats pointed to the tweets in an attempt to delay the vote. But it passed. New details tonight about the your general search for two missing toddlers as their parents appeared in court in stockton. 41yearold aaron wettles and his wife 32yearold princess walker were arrested on felony child abuse and child endangerment charges. They appeared in court today on outstanding warrants. Both parents have a prior history of arrests. Police say wettles and walker are not cooperating in the search for the 20monthold twins a boy and girl. A friend of wettles who attended the hearing called him a good man. Basically, i came to support him to see to see what the case was about. Where are the babies, do you know . No, i dont. No, i dont have no idea. He used to come by house to eat and drink. He is a good man. The entire family was reported missing on january fourth. The parents and three children were found on tuesday living in their car but the 20month old twins have still not been found. Police have not even been able to find pictures of the children to help in the search efforts. Ahead tonight a backlash over a plan to expand offshore oil drilling. At 6 30, the states coastline is being asked to be exempt by two states. A tragic reminder of the loss of life in montecito. Today the 17 victims of the tedly mudslides were identified. We are tracking the reformation of the form tonight a problem for the morning commute on friday. Plus, it has happened again another swimmer bitten by a sea lion in San Francisco bay. Despite that, why swimmers say it wont keep them out of the water. Plus, a quick check on the traffic conditions. This is highway 24 heading into walnut creek. Very heavy as it normally is this time of night. On this thursday night another look at the traffic here the bay bridge toll plaza. These cars are trying to get into San Francisco and it is slow going there at this hour. Back with more in just a moment. Now to the latest in montecito and the race against time for survivors of the mudslides there. 17 people are confirmed dead and we learned just a short time ago that a total of 43 people are still unaccounted for. The slides have destroyed 64 homes and damaged almost 450 others. Today the Santa Barbara county sheriff read the names of each of the victims. The youngest is just 3 years old. We get more now from ktvus Cristina Rendon in our newsroom. Reporter julie, starting at 6 00, the Santa Barbara sheriff has declared the entire community of montecito a mandatory evacuation zone because traffic is hampering searchandrescue efforts and infrastructure repairs. Also tonight, we are learning about one of the victims. She was a mother and businesswoman. Rob she was a mentor, mother and wife. Reporter they are devastated over the loss of the 61yearold Real Estate Agent well known in the community of montecito, her familys home destroyed by tuesdays mudslides. Her friend and Business Partner spoke to us by phone. Rob 17 people died in the mudslides ranging from age from 3 years to 89 years. The Santa Barbara county sheriff read their names. Jonathan benitez. 10 years old. Kayleigh three years owed. Reporter there are still hope that others are trapped but alive. Hundreds are working in treacherous concerns including 30 people from a task force that were just in the area three weeks ago fighting the thomas fire. Between the fire and mudslides, its devastateed. So the Recovery Efforts are going to be years ago. Reporter montecito is a townhome to celebrities like Oprah Winfrey out assessing damage with neighbors. There used to be a fence right here. Thats my neighbors house. Do stated. Reporter this Real Estate Agent leaves behind a husband and two children and a sister in the bay area. She embodied strength, and grace and elegance and poise and love all in one human being. And she was taken from us too soon. But she will always remain in our hearts. Reporter the official word tonight is that 43 people are missing after that number varied throughout the day and thats because Officials Say they have finally consolidated the missing persons list from dispatch and social media and names on Message Boards at evacuation centers. Tell us why the numbers have bounced around so much. They were low yesterday then 40 then back down. Why the changing numbers . Reporter well, as we just said, the social media posts as well as the calls to dispatch, everything was coming in, in a different time and there were some numbers that were being repeated. They revised that number down and now that they have gone through all of the different ways people have reported people missing, they finally came to one list. In burbank a river of mud carried a prius down a street. Burbank firefighters posted this on instagram on Country Club Drive on tuesday. You can see the wipers going. The driver made it out safely. Evacuations in burbank are now lifted. Thats what happens when you get a lot of rain on those kind of hillsides. Burbank, malibu, ventura has problems, montecito areas, carpinteria, as well. So for us we have clouds out there. The clouds are just there. Its not going to be a rain event or anything like that. Its going to be fog in the morning, partly sunny to mostly sunny tomorrow afternoon and that pattern takes us root through the bay area weekend. So the ground is wet, the fog is going to reform rapidly tonight. Current temperatures are in the 50s. The dew points in the mid40s so fog will form. You can see that its no wind on the bay. You can see clouds overhead. Its going to be one of those days tomorrow a lot like today. It starts off that way but i think tomorrow as evidenced here well see a little more sunshine early on. So that will allow temperatures during the day in many bay area cities to make it into the 60s low 60s. So forecast for your friday for San Francisco, yeah, about 60 degrees. Oakland goes about 62. And san jose about 63. So the forecast tomorrow looks like a nice day. Weekend looking good, too. But next time i see you well talk about the extended forecast. Crews demolished a house in pacifica today that was undermined by erosion. The bluff was washed out from under the house so they had the house moved on the lot 20 feet closer to the sidewalk a few years ago. Unfortunately, it didnt work. Erosion kind. Today the homeowners had no choice but to say goodbye. Lots of memories. Thats what we get to keep. They can take down the house. We get to keep the memories. Over the past decade several properties have been redtagged and demolished because of erosion including two apartment buildings. Two other newer apartment buildings remain though. The public works director says they are considered safe for now. The Property Owner had a concrete and rock wall installed under them. More than 1,000 new u. S. Citizens were sworn in today at a naturalization ceremony in oakland. [ applause and cheers ] cheers were heard for each of the 91 countries represented during the ceremony at the paramount theater. They were welcomed by the former ambassador to australia and current candidate for california lieutenant governor. The new citizens were also told about the importance of civic engagement. Officials say that todays ceremony was the final step in the long immigration journey that included taking a test on american civics and government. A sea lion attacks another swimmer in San Francisco bay. Coming up in a moment what experts are saying could be the cause of this recent series of bites. The raiders learned they are scheduled to play another home game outside the u. S. Next season. See where they are heading this time coming up later in sports. Plus, hundreds of miles of crumbling sewage lines in need of replacement. Coming up, the impact these broken pipes are having on homeowners who live in oakland. Another morning swim in San Francisco bay ended with a swimmer in the hospital after being bitten by a sea lion. Ktvus Tara Moriarty found that scientists have a couple of explanations for what may be the cause of the four recent attacks. Reporter 65yearold irene chan was doing her usual swim with a friend in San Franciscos aquatic park this morning when she says out of the blue a sea lion bit her leg. Its the fourth such attack since middecember. This is unusual behavior. Reporter this doctor, the staff veterinarian at the Marine Mammal cent