Finding solutions. Reporter the bottom line he says it doesnt matter where you stand in the debate on the moratorium. Everyone is in agreement that Affordable Housing solutions are needed fast. But its clear its an issue dividing democrats. Were a very democratic city, big d and little d. But we have disagreements within our Democratic Party just like the Republican Party has disagreements within the Republican Party. [ screaming ] shame on you shame on you shame on you reporter the committee voted against the moratorium but this is not the end. It will now go before the county board next tuesday. Live in San Francisco, maria medina, kpix 5. If the board passes the moratorium it would be in place for 45 years. An appeal to extend it by a year where to is expected. In newark, this is a live look at a standoff going on. Police have blocked off several roads near sycamore street. We were just told by Newark Police the suspect is wanted in a Domestic Violence case and has a baby with him inside an apartment. The standoff started a little after 9 00 this morning when officers arrived to deliver a protective order to the victim. She was at work. But the man was there. Were continuing to monitor this story. Well bring you an update should anything happen. A potentially big blow to the Golden State Warriors championship run. Clay torch ton is out with a concussion. He was injured on this play wednesday night against the houston rockets. Thompson got a cut on his ear but returned to the court. After the game, he was woozy and the team determined he had a head injury. Now, he cant play until he clears the nbas concussion protocol. Much more on his status coming up in sports. But in the meantime, oakland Business Owners will be, of course, rooting for the team but they will also be a little worry during the finals. Da lin reports. Reporter a championship parade is never a bad thing and everybody here welcomes it. But there are some concerns given that there have been so many protests in recent months. They want to make sure that these bad apples wont be causing problems and there are concerns that there will be problems this is days leading up to the parade. Signs of vandalism from may day are still visible on auto row. As soon as we save money well get the windows replaced. Reporter call it protest ptsd. Some Business Owners worry the end of the nba finals will be more trouble. Well board up. Well do some preemptive boarding up. Reporter karl chan with the Oakland Chinatown Chamber of commerce says businesses learned to prepare for the worst. I think we are very experienced by now and we have gone through many, many, you know, ups and downs. Reporter they are not as concerned about protestors crashing the parade and causing problems. They are more worried what will happen after the final game. Just look at the raiders super bowl lost in 2002 and the giants world series wins in recent years. Its going to be at night and, um, history has shown that people like to kind of cause ruckus after that win or lose. Reporter Business Owners are now conditioned to think cynically but city leaders have the opposite perspective, an nba championship allowing oakland to be seen in a new light. I think its time for oakland to make the turnaround and be on the positive note. Reporter the city isnt ready to plan a parade just yet. They dont want to jinx the team. But you can bet in about two weeks they can Start Talking about that depending how things look with the warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers when they play that game. Live in oakland, im da lin, kpix 5. Let the planning beginning of the heres the schedule for the finals. Games one and two at oracle arena then three and four in cleveland. After that the series will go back and forth between the cities. It is a best of seven series. Its safe to say the man accused in the dramatic hostage drama at an antioch gas station will be staying in jail until his trial. We learned today har race i dont gutierrez is being held on nearly 5 million bail. That sky high amount goes with 16 criminal counts Horacio Gutierrez faces for wednesdays crime spree. The long list includes auto theft, carjacking, kidnapping. Gutierrez eventually released his two hostages and surrendered do s. W. A. T. Teams after a threehour standoff. A San Francisco man who ran a secret website that trafficked drugs was sentenced to life in prison today. Ross ulbricht operated silk road. He use a hidden part of the internet known as the dark web for a marketplace for drugs. Ulbricht made at least 18 million. He told a judge he was a changed man. But the judge cited at least six Overdose Deaths traced to drugs purchased on silk road. A construction worker in Critical Condition after falling down an elevator shaft at a construction site this morning at moma in San Francisco. The worker was up in the sixth floor when the scaffolding collapsed. He was rushed to the hospital, where he is being treated for a badly injured leg. Some students in los altos are trying to rewrite history. They want a different version of Historic Events in California School books. Devin fehely on why they say their current textbooks dont tell the whole story. Devin. Reporter yeah. These students say that the history books are not accurate or are incomplete and they say they are desperately in need of an overhaul. The students claim the version of American History taught in california classrooms is at best incomplete and at worst biased and inaccurate. Failing to adequately cover the experiences, accomplishments and frequent mistreatment of communities of color and women. Theres definitely value of looking at the good things we have done. Theres definitely value in being proud of those things. And theres even more value in in acknowledging what we havent done correctly. History as its taught in schools is does have to be a broad canvas and we have to teach a great amount of information. But the choices in what information we present. Reporter members of a history club at Los Altos High School which calls itself the left guild for its liberal politics say they spent month reviewing the state history standards. In a letter to state education superintendent tom torlakson, the group describes the current curriculum as sanitized and misrepresentative of the actual historical record. And one of the groups more controversial claims, they say u. S. Foreign policy after world war ii represents, quote, an actual holocaust resultings in the needless deaths of hundreds of millions. Seth donnelly is the groups faculty adviser. If we are not learning about the true scope and scale of crimes against humanity, upon which the United States was formed, the genocide of native americans, the the realities of slavery, were not going to understand the similar crimes playing out in the present tense. Reporter San Jose State UniversityProfessor Bob rocker says thats long overdue. That history books themselves have a long history of neglecting the stories of minorities and women. More people were involved in the history of this country so more people should be included and seen as part of the learning of the history of this country. Reporter now, whether or not some of the groups more controversial claims make it into the revisions of the history book is something well have to wait to see. But the state department of education says they will hold a series of Public Meetings in a process thats expected to take months if not years. In loss ally toes, devin fehely, kpix 5 in los altos, devin fehely, kpix 5. Today newspaper vendors packed up all because of a rising minimum wage. Its the end of an era. Kpix 5s anne makovec talked to people selling the San Francisco chronicle for the last time. Reporter its a swan song of sorts for the old business of news. Its changed over the last couple of years. Reporter james miller is a contractor selling the San Francisco chronicle at the montgomery street bart station. But today is his last day. They are trying to go online and go to home deliversries trying to get rid of us to get more profit out of Home Deliveries online. Reporter online and in the apps of the cell phones in the hands of people passing by. The chronicle will still be sold at corner machines i like to and at Retail Stores like cvs but customers say its just not the same. Always like to deal with people, the human touch. Its been here a long time. Reporter he works at a kiosk nearby. What i miss most is waking up early. Reporter you like waking up early . Yeah. Reporter and being a part of history. My favorite part was when obama became president. Reporter on the days when everyone wanted a commemorative copy of the front page. Made a lot of money when the giants were winning. They were the champions. Reporter these vendors say they are not bitter at the chronicle. They have been good to us and good to the people. Reporter times change. And so do the ways we chronicle those times. In San Francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. We reached out to the chronicle for a statement but so far, no response. End of an era for sure. Well, still ahead targeting unsuspecting commuters. Police believe this man is a serial pickpocket. Where and how he strikes. It takes a lot of water to grow grapes for wine but the Scientists Say they have a way to revolutionize the process. Maybe well revolutionize the forecast, more sunshine . Where has the sun been for the month of may . Great shot from berkeley a live picture now from oakland. There are some changes coming up for your weekend. Well talk about that a pickpocket is prowling San Francisco muni trains and he seems to be targeting the elderly. Christian hartnett spoke to a woman in a wheelchair who says she was a victim. Reporter she might not be the only victim. This person preys on the elderly. Karen sellers yelled from her wheelchair after she has just been robbed. She says this manmade his move when the crowded muni bus stopped at van ness and mcallister saturday afternoon. He fell directly on top of me pinning me to the chair and reached in and took the wallet out and i literally had to push him off me. Reporter he got off the bus and disappeared. There are probably more victims. Investigators think the pickpocket hits the muni 5 and 38 lines most often and because of his m. O. , victims might not even realize when or where they were targeted. Christian hartnett, kpix 5. Do you recognize this man . Pleasanton police say he is a suspect in gym locker breakins over the past couple of months at 24 hour fitness. Police say each time the man jumps the fence around the pool. He then will knock on the door to get someone to let him into the locker area. All those breakins happened between 3 and 6 a. M. Tonight we have a copy of the restraining order against ray mcdonald. It gives new details into the confrontation between the former 49er and his exfiance. In the restraining order police state the suspect pushed and pulled the victim violently and repeatedly while the victim held her 2monthold child. Mcdonald was arrested monday for Domestic Violence and child endangerment and bailed out. He was immediately fired by the chicago bears. Mcdonald was then arrested again on wednesday for allegedly violating the restraining order. Two men are charged in a wild kidnapping for ransom case. It started in oakland and ended with a chase and crash in hayward. Police say the two men abducted a businessman and called his family demanding 150,000. Detectives tracked the suspects to a home in hayward. The men took off leading police on a short chase. They eventually crashed and officers found the victim tied up in the trunk. Tonight the state is taking action to keep new homes and businesses from guzzling too much water. The rules approved today target lawns on new or renovated buildings. Developers can meet those rules by planting shrubs and bushes instead of grass or install slow trickling valves instead of traditional sprinklers. The regulations go into effect beginning june 1. As we head into fire season, a reminder, the deadline for clearing your brush in Contra Costa County is sunday. Officials also recommend removing all dead trees within 100 feet of structures. Fire season typically runs june to october. It takes about 4 to 6 gallons of water to produce one gallon of wine. But now Northern California researchers say they can take that ratio way down to 1 1. Reporter adrian moore takes us through that process. It actually is i think a pretty realistic goal. Reporter its an idea that could harvest some groundbreaking results and change the way we make wine. Its a matter of taking these existing technologies and putting them together in a way that nobody has really done before. Reporter david block is one of more than a dozen researchers at ucdavis looking to keep you raising a glass instead of inducing sour grapes during the drought. If you walk through a vineyard like this one, not every vine needs the same amount of watered. Reporter with a specialized system that includes using rainwater, the group is irrigating 640 vines giving each individual one the exact amount of water it needs. Its all Wireless Technology and so the goal is to be able to be sitting somewhere remotely from the vineyard and be able to control the amount of water that each vine is getting depending on the amount of water it needs. Will these grapes eventually look smaller because youre not putting so much water into it . So its its possible that the grapes might be smaller. And the other key thing is, is the ability to clean this in an automated way. And so these are set up to cip technology. Reporter cip, or clean in place technology, allows automated cleaning of fermenting tanks which researchers then reuse. Well save that in a tank and the cleaning system and use that for the first rinse of the next tank. Reporter with much more analysis still ahead, the fruits of their labor could bring some sustainable success with your next sip. Making sure that the next generation and the generation after that can still be in that business and help to make great wine and to support californias economy. Thats the goal for u. They hope to make this happen in the next five years across the state. Every drop counts. Every drop. Every drop. Every drop. Especially when youre running out of drops. We are. Yeah. We dont see any drops in the near future. If there are three months where you can say forget about it, we are coming to it. We get. 25 of rainfall in the three combined months. If we were to get. 25 of rain we would be above average. Well turn on the rain spigot hopefully again before halloween but a lot of real estate between now and then. We hit 90 today. Really . Where. We hit 90 in lakeport. We hit the 80s in vacaville and antioch. We hit the 70s in danville. 60s, we had that san jose 69. And daly city, your high 53. There is no other metropolitan area on earth where you can be shown that. 90s 80s, 70s, 60s, 50s. All in the same area. Widespread of rainfall in the month. Santa rosa had 1 of your average rainfall for the month of may. Just a few drops. San francisco a little bit more but look at livermore. You had 80 of your average rainfall. And san jose the south bay taking the cake for the month, 35 above average, 135 of normal. So the south bay got the most rain in the month of may. We have a fair going on this weekend. The Contra Costa County fair antioch. Tonight, tomorrow and sunday, the warmer day over the weekend will be saturday but sunshine likely on both days. Ridge of High Pressure hanging out for about, oh, 36 more hours. Its going to high tail it out of here. As it stays for the next day to day and a half, it will limit the onshore flow. Certainly there in daly city with a high of 53 but that light onshore flow did allow areas way from the water to warm up into the 80s and 90s. That will not be the case coming up on sunday as the onshore flow races back in temperatures drop especially inland because that ocean temperature is 53 degrees and the air above it is just about the same temperature. High pressure hanging out next week but it stays far enough away a light to moderate onshore flow continues. Welcome to june. This is now what we should expect. Cloudy cool at the coast. Warmer inland. Well do it tomorrow and for many of the next several days. Livermore 81 tomorrow. Vallejo 71. San francisco 64. No 90s tomorrow. But well be pretty close up in Mendocino County county and lake county. Much cooler on sunday, cooler still for the first couple of days of june monday and tuesday we call that june gloom. Welcome to june. And then well moderate a bit later in the week. Welcome to june. We have a door prize. June gloom. Its here. It will get you right in the face. Thanks, paul. Different kind of crowd in napa this weekend. Not this wine lovers. But music lovers, too. Well take you live to the bottlerock festival next. Plus smartphones, smartwatches, how about smart female announcer sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. 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