Injustice. Theres a lot of people who care about the struggle. Reporter i just want to mention the organization that put this all together is called oakland without borders. It is a coalition of 20 organizations here in the bay area that all planned this may day march here in oakland. Another live look, you can see the beginning of the massive crowd of people marching here on may day in oakland as they approach san antonio park. We understand once they reach here at the park there is going to be several more speeches and cultural performances as well. But this is one of the largest demonstrations we saw today in San Francisco, san jose, and oakland. Several thousand people here supporting this cause. Frank, julie. And again, christina, its been peaceful, hasnt it. Can you hear us . Reporter it is very peaceful. We talked to organizers. They said they did not anticipate any violence. This is really a Family Friendly event. We have seen a lot of children here with their parents, add everything has remained calm, Police Monitoring it. Everything remains peaceful. Thats what were seeing around at other events. Cristina, thank you. In San Francisco a march and rally drew thousands to the streets. The crowd met at Justin Herman plaza before marching up Market Street. Tara moriarty with their message. Reporter this may day to a beat all their own, about 3,000 people marched up Market Street. They are honoring workers rights worldwide. Im here to support everybody who is an immigrant. Reporter 14yearold Karen Sanchez skipped school to be here. Without them, i mean who is going to pick crops who is going to pick fruit. I mean, without them, america is not going to be as great. Reporter although may day traditionally celebrates gains made by labor advocates this year the focus was clearly on working immigrants. Since the Trump Administration took Office People are scared. They dont want to come out to these protests because they are worried they are going to be criminalized by the police or by immigration. Reporter protesters held signs that said no ban and no wall, aimed at what they perceive as the president S Immigration policies. Weve been tarlgtd by donald trump from day one, but we are organized and we are not afraid of him. The most important thing is that we all are accepted. I come from a family of immigrants. Reporter abraham was born in the u. S. But his Seven Brothers are from mexico. He says they studied hard and all have successful careers. Our families come to this country to make a difference, and there are many of us that are here that are proving that. Reporter he and other immigrants we spoke to say together united they can make a difference and affect change with regards to immigration policy within the United States especially for future generations. In San Francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. In san jose the theme of may day march was build bridges, not walls. Organizers say this was the largest may day event that they have zion years. Hundreds of people turned out for a colorful parade down santa clara street this afternoon. Union workers and Many Community groups took part in the march. One marcher told us her costume represents what she wants most. This is what i want. Feeling freedom, because thats who we are. Not care about would essaying. We need to speak out. Its time, its time. It makes me feel like im not alone in this fight, because when i sit at home, thinking about this situation, im like, what can i do, and i come out here and i see the solidarity, and im like, okay, im not the only one that a is afraid. Some south bay businesses shut down for the day. Others gave their employees time off to attend. Four people were arrested in a may day demonstration in oakland. 50 to 75 people gathered in front of the Alameda County Government Office building. A few protesters chained their arms together to block the building but they still let workers inside. They want the county to stop hosting urban shield Police Training and not to cooperate with federal immigration officials. The supervisors here have a responsibility to put an end to that kind of dangerous program. We do fingerprint people. Those fingerprints go to the department of justice. Just like every department here in california does. And if those fingerprints are picked up by immigration officials because they are looking for someone, then they may give us a call and say that we are interested in a person in your custody. The Alameda County Sheriffs Department sits policies are no different than any other bay area counties and that it takes a federal warrant for someone to be held. Pictures and videos from todays may day marches are pouring in. These are just a few of them. Supporters are using the hashtag may day 2017. And our coverage on the may day demonstrations continues. Coming up at 6 30 an undocument immigrant living in the bay area shares her story on this may day. And the growing fears that she and many other immigrants are facing under the current political climate. Now to washington where both democrats and republicans are claiming victory after congressional leaders reached a budget deal found the federal government through october. Fox News Reporter lauren orter lauren clashed Lauren Blanchard joins us live with the story. Reporter after tense negotiations lawmakers managed to come together sunday night agreeing on a spending bill that would fund the daytoday operations of virtually every federal agency through september. Despite losing on his border wall funding request President Trump did get 15 billion to strengthen the military. The funding bill announced last night will allow us to make critical advances to rebuild our military, strengthen our border, and continue providing relief to communities that have struggled for too long ago gains the opioid epidemic. Reporter democrats refusing a handful of cuts they say went too far, and winning their fight for planned parenthood funding. We were able to knock out more than 160 poison pill rideers from the final agreement, including the border wall, antilabor measures that hurt the working people of america, efforts to defund planned parenthood. Reporter now President Trump surging gop house leaders to advance their revised bill to repeal and replace obamacare. While the white house is expressing confidence this version will pass, some key moderates say he may be jumping the gun as not all members have agreed to get on board. We are having those member to member conversations right now. It takes time for the members to understand these types of amendments. Reporter if the spending bill passes later on this week it would mark the first major piece of Bipartisan Legislation to add a vans under President Trump during his short tenure in office. Julie. Lauren lauren clashed in washington, thank you. Coming up, a settlement over shortterm rentals in San Francisco. At 6 30, the agreement announced today between the city and airbnb and how it could affect the homes you see on the site. It warmed up out there quite a bit. Low 90s. Warmer in some places tomorrow. I will have the forecast. But first, 2 investigates with more on the bay area landlord who tore down his 10 apts apartment while the man was still living there. Now the city is stepping in and taking that landlord to court. We need tenant Protection Laws. They are extremely onesided to the point where a tenant can completely harass and abuse a landlord but the moment you look at him funny, you are getting sued by the city. Yes, the fuel is complimentary for up to three years. Yes, it has an epaestimated range of 312 miles. Yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. Yes, this is a mindblowing marvel of technology. And, yes, you can buy it today because the future doesnt start next week, next month or next year. The future starts now. In the hydrogenfueled toyota mirai. Its been nearly six weeks since 2 investigates captured this home deem lings oakland. What made it so unusual was a tenant was still living there. Now the city of oakland is suing the landlord. We received a big response from viewers who were shocked to see crews dismantling that apartment before the renter had even removed his belongings. 2 investigates Candice Nguyen is here now with a lawsuit thats been filed. Reporter this lawsuit accuses the landlord of harassment and threats and alleges he illegally evicted his tenant by tearing down the home before a judge had a chance to rule on that eviction case. The home in which the man lived for more than two decades with his young son was demolished suddenly in masn by a new lapped lord while he was legally still living inside. I think i have a right to stay here. That was my thats what i want. Reporter after 2 investigates report, oakland is now suing the landlord. The lawsuit accuses them of threats and harassment that exacted a significant emotional toll on the man. They have no concern for human rights, decency, tenants rights or anything. Reporter oaklands City Attorney says this is one of the most extreme cases. If you gave it as a hypothetical people would think it was too preposterous to be believable. Reporter the landlord is also accused of turning off his tenants utilities and dropping in on him late at night. These tenant Protection Laws are extremely onesided to the point where a tenant can completely harass and abuse a landlord but the moment you look at him funny, you are getting sued by the city. Reporter he also says the city is unfairly targeting him. Because im outspoken against politicians and im outspoken against rent control. Reporter gorelick inflated a giant eagle and posted banners targeting ktvu. It was good clean fun. Reporter a man being homeless funny to you . In most cases, no. In this case, yes. Reporter if the city wins, it will force gorelick to compensate the tenant and attend anger management courses. We want to bring the full weight of the law to bear here. Reporter gorelick tells me does he not plan to settle this case. In the meantime the tenant is still homeless. Did he get his belongings back . Reporter during the demolition workers packed up his things but were told some of those are still in a box and sitting outside. Could he legally have told the tenant to leave and gone through the whole eviction process some is that what the problem is, that he didnt go through the eviction process . Thats exactly it. The process was in motion. They actually had a settlement hearing one day. They did not reach an agreement, and then it was that monday following that the demolition happened, and the tenant saying if you just finish the process legally and the judge says i have to be evicted, he tells me the tenant a says would have left. But he wanted the due process. He wanted the Legal Process to go through. The Legal Process can be very leapty. In this case they had been work on at year. Reporter not the 10 apt. The land a lord had bought the land a year prior, so he says as you heard in his interview, that he feels the laws are unfair to landlords. Thats the other side of the discussion. Can dierks thank you. If you after tip for our 2 investigates team, send an e mail or call 8740222. Thats area code 510. New at 6, san mateo sheriffs deputies are investigating the use of a cell phone to record video in a womens bathroom at the jersey joe restaurant. Investigators say the phone belonged to a restaurant employee. They say a female patron found it about 6 15 on saturday. Investigators say the video captured images of two women and four children. Geronimo gonzalez was arrested and booked. State water managers conducted the final snow survey of the season and found it is almost double what it normally. The trick now is managing the reservoir. Ktvus tom vacar explains its a balancing game the likes of which the state hasnt zion years. Reporter most major california reservoirs are almost full and theres way more water in the melting snowpack than they could possibly hold even if they were empty. Our expectation is here for our total runoff that we will have two and a half times our average runoff this year. Its a lot of water. Reporter so that means dam operators, such as east bay mud, must perform a delicate balancing act of catch and release, catching enough water to be full by july 1st but releasing enough to avoid a disastrous overflow. The sierra foothills comanche dam. We have been releasing water at a rate of 5,000 cubic feet per second for many months, the longest in our history. Reporter thats the equivalent to four fully filled gas big rigs every second. The department of Water Resources says the immense snowpack spells danger down below in the increasing populated central valley. The concern that were focused on is the san joaquin system where youve got the four big reservoirs that feed into bankly the same channel. Reporter these days more of our precipitation now comes tin form of rain that runs off immediately and snow that melts much more quickly. What we are seeing is that were getting faster, bigger runoff events in the winter and the spring, and that can cause big problems for our levee system, and for our dam system where we have problems with levees beg overtopped and dams facing structural challenges from so much water. Reporter the drought left sotle water to run through our vast hydroelectric infrastructure, consumers paid a dear price for fossil fuel electric generation. Switching to natural gas from hydro power costs an extra 2. 45 b. Reporter now the immense snowpack pretty much guarantees electric rate pairs will save half a billion dollars this year provided, of course, that we dont have too much damage. The one problem is when that excess water can actually cause damage to our dams and our hydro electricity infrastructure. And that was one thing that did happen at oroville. The valley town of cochran between fresno and bakersfield is working 24 207 raise its levees. Tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. Well, and the takeaway from the story, too, 200 of snowfall in the mountains right now, the snowpack in many places. Thats like two winters of snow. Sort of the underlying thing here sin from structure. The levees, the dams, all this stuff. It was built tin 50s. So we put a lot of load on it and theres a lot of demands on it because of how we move water. No landscape has been altered more than california, whether it be gold rush or logging or water. The way weve manipulated the water has created an infrastructure that needs to be maintained. So whatever thats worth. Even though were getting a lot of snow, we should be getting ahead of this a little bit because were going to continue to have events like this where we have heavy rain, heavy snow pack. Forecast highs. Tomorrow warmer than today. Right now its 86 in napa. Thats nine degrees warmer than yesterday. 11 degrees warmer in novato. Out at the beach a little bit of fog, but it doesnt really get here until wednesday morning. Obviously golden gate park. The old vfw building. As the forecast guys see the fog over my shoulder. The winds keep going offshore tomorrow. So they keep the fog out here. Forecast highs for tomorrow, as warm as a today, maybe warmer, and those reds, those are 90s. It is going to be a hot one again tomorrow, especially in the inland valleys. When i come back well look for a cooling trend. Coming up a teenage boy shot and killed in San Francisco. The shooting victim was a 15 yearold male. Up next what were learning from police and why investigators say it does not appear to be random. The warriors work out before hosting the utah jazz in the second round of the nba playoffs. The question is will steve kerr be rejoining the team. Mark will tell us what the players are saying. Not good. Thats coming up later in sports. Plus details on another arrest following a frightening takeover style robbery on a bart train. Who are these people . The Energy Conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something. Humongous. A little thing here. A little thing there. Starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. Who are all these caretakers, advocates too . Turns out, its californians its me and its you. Dont stop now, its easy to add to the routine. Join Energy Upgrade california and do your thing. Police in San Francisco are investigating a deadly shooting that happened in the citys sunset neighborhood. The victim was a 15yearold boy. The teenager was parentsly driving along sunset boulevard between kirkham and lawton streets when the shooting happened. Ktvus Paul Chambers has our report. Reporter San Francisco police are investigating a Fatal Shooting of a teenager in the citys sunset district that happened just after noon. The shooting victim was a 15 yearold male who was the driver of a vehicle in the area of sunset and kirkham. Reporter First Responders treated the teen at the scene, and later took him to an area hospital where he died. Police say there was a 16year old passenger in the vehicle what was not injured. At this time investigators would not say where the 15year old is from, only that he is not from San Francisco. They would also not comment on the relation between the two teens and who the vehicle belongs to. However, officers did say they do not believe this was a random shooting. We dont know if theres any other vehicle involved. We do understand that he may be he may have been targeted, and so we dont see this as a random act. Reporter police have not released information about suspect or motive. They asked if you know anything about it, that you give them a call. We are learning about a second arrest of a juvenile suspect in that takeover robbery inside a bart train. Oakland police say the teen was among three juveniles seen committing a street robbery on friday. The boy was arrested following a chase. Police later connected him to the bart robbery. It was just over a week ago Officials Say about 50 to 55 teens hopped the fare gates and swarmed a bart train car rock seven passengers in a matter of second. Another teenage suspect was arrested last friday. Ktvu fox 2 news at 6 30 is up next with undocumented immigrants speaking out on this may day. Were risking arrest. Were willing to put our bodies on the line because people are dying. Why they say there is growing concern among the immigrant community. New regulations for airbnb and other shortterm rentals in San Francisco. And an act of kindness for a special needs boy who loves playing the piano. Stay with us. Ktvu fox 2 news at 6 30 is up next. Hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool . Try zyrtec® its starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. Stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. Yes, the fuel is complimentary for up to three years. Yes, it has an epaestimated range of 312 miles. Yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. Yes, this is a mindblowing marvel of technology. And, yes, you can buy it today because the future doesnt start next week, next month or next year. The future starts now. In the hydrogenfueled toyota mirai. Now to todays top stories. Rallies are being held on this International Workers day. Live pictures over oakland where one of the last may Day Celebrations is taking place. About 100 people may be gathered there. People marched from the Fruitvale Bart station for a rally at san antonio park. It is more of a family event with people supporting the rights of workers, immigrants, and other causes. A number of presentations are scheduled to take place at this rally. In San Francisco a huge crowd gathered at Justin Herman plaza around noon for a may day march and rally. The people taking part marched down Market Street to Civic Center Plaza to show support of immigrants rights and their opposition to deportation efforts by federal agencies. And here is what it looked like over san jose an hour ago where hundreds celebrated at arena green park. This followed a march for the rights of workers and immigrants. You are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6 30. The 1st of may has been a Celebration Day for the rights of workers for more than 100 years. Some of my comrades have skied me how many times a day do you think about being undocumented. I think about it every day. Reporter this 30yearold has lived in oakland since she was four years old. She is one of 11 Million People who lives in the u. S. Illegally. Yes, our communities are super fearful. They are fearful of coming to take their children to school, even coming today to this march theres been a lot of talk of if you come out here you will potentially get deported. In spite of that fear salazar says shes speaking is out pu
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