immigration crackdown. concerns that federal officials are targeting the jail and courthouse in santa clara county. plus. >> it's gotten worse, but we're trying to do what we can every week to push back and, you know, sort of reclaim and beautify the area. >> community cleanup. we're with volunteers as they tackle illegal trash dumping in their oakland neighborhoods. [music] >> this is ktvu, fox two news at 730. >> yes, some great work being done. a nonprofit mobilizing a

dozen volunteers to clean up illegal dumping. good evening everyone, i'm heather holmes. it is an uphill battle, especially in some of oakland's hardest hit areas. our crystal bailey joining us now live in oakland with a closer look at the work to try to keep those communities clean. crystal. >> well, yeah. heather, just to give some context, oakland public works reports responding to more than 12,000 calls for service for illegal dumping in the city of oakland. that's just this year alone, more than 24,000 last year. so clearly there's a need here. and this organization is really doing a labor of love, trying to clean up the streets of oakland. >> the trash just piles up again. >> eric li says his neighborhood in west oakland has been littered with trash for weeks. >> we can't walk down this sidewalk most weeks because it's literally packed with trash. >> that trash being picked up by urban compassion project on wednesday. >> we reported this dumping two weeks ago to the city. we've been calling. we wanted to help to get this cleaned up, and

urban compassion project came out here sooner than the city did. >> urban compassion project, or ucp, is an entirely volunteer based community group started by oakland native vincent williams, who spent more than two decades living on the streets. >> we've created something that we've given to the community, a way to be involved in a bigger solution than just complaining to our local city government. >> since it was established in 2021, the founders tell us the nonprofit has organized about 3000 volunteers to clean up more than 2300 tons of waste, from dumping fees to supplies. cleanups cost them anywhere from 1 to $8000. each time. >> we pay for the entire process, end to end from the accumulation, putting them in the dump trailers to actual disposal. >> and it's happening in oakland at least twice a week. >> it's really cool because you see people from all walks of life just cleaning up trash together, and there's just no barriers between them. >> there's so much news and so many issues in the world that are so big, and you just feel it

just feels overwhelming and you feel like you can't do anything about it. and then i look at something like this and i think, like, i can do something about that. >> we cleared all of this. >> they say about 85% of their cleanups stay clean thanks to their homeless ambassador program, which incentivizes unhoused people by paying them $100 a week to report dumping. and one recent instance, ucp was able to send the city a video catching people in the act. >> they ran the plate, they identified who the individual was, and now we're working with them to have that person held accountable. >> oakland public works has issued more than 2300 citations since it began ramping up enforcement. and while ucp says the city pitches in sometimes to help, they need more collaboration. >> there's just areas that there's no enforcement, and then the dumping keeps continuing. >> the community. >> thank you for helping our community out. i live right down the street. yes, sir. and i appreciate it. >> thankful for ucp's work. >> we're all grateful for them to be out here in the middle of the day. >> now, you can report illegal

dumping in the city of oakland by calling 311. and if you'd like to take part in ucp's mission by either being a volunteer or donating, you can visit our website ktvu.com for more information. heather. >> what a great organization and they are certainly making a big difference. crystal. thank you. the san francisco board of supervisors budget committee, they worked long hours today throughout the day today on finalizing a draft of revisions to mayor daniel lurie's proposed $16 billion budget. the proposal includes cuts to cover a projected $800 million shortfal, and one of the programs facing elimination is project homeless connect. it has helped connect homeless people with critical services for more than two decades. well, now, supervisor connie chan hopes to forward a budget to the full board of supervisors that folds in this program into the mayor's vision of street teams. >> there would be way that he can actually take on project homeless connect and immerse them into as part of the team,

and realizing that this could be a bit more even dynamic than it already is. >> now, the budget committee is set to finalize a budget proposal for the full board to vote on in two weeks. it will then be forwarded to the mayor before the end of july. well, new at 730 tonight, a hospital here in the bay area slashing hundreds of workers in order to mitigate financial challenges. according to sf gate, ucsf health is cutting around 200 jobs. the workers were told that their last day will be in about two months. ucsf says its cutting positions with the least impact on patients and daily operations. the layoffs represent roughly 1% of its workforce. the hospital says these cuts come amid rising operating costs and low reimbursements for services. ktvu did reach out to ucsf health to confirm these cuts, but we have not yet heard back. well, striking workers at ucsf children's hospital oakland say a federal judge will hear a motion tomorrow afternoon for an

injunction against the university. the national union of health care workers is fighting uc's plan to transition the union workers to become ucsf employees, rather than children's hospital employees. uc health system says that the workers would receive more valuable benefits under the uc union, people affected by domestic violence now have a new place to recover and move forward in the east bay. today, restorative pathways opened a tiny home community in hayward. it's called betty's village after the shelter's founder, the late betty moose. she opened the first domestic violence shelter in the nation in hayward in 1971. eight custom built tiny homes will provide emergency shelter for victims of human trafficking and domestic violence. organizers say it will give women, men and families a place to heal during the hardest time of their lives. >> we also have case management here. we have our trauma recovery center where our clinical team works with them on

crisis management. and then we're really looking at where next do these clients go? >> residents are offered wraparound support with the goal of finding them permanent housing. restorative pathways says the average stay for residents is 60 days to six months, depending on the circumstances. new at 730 tonight, five former university of san francisco baseball players. they filed a lawsuit today against the school. the chronicle reports the suit accuses the university of not adopting and enforcing policies that prohibit abuse allegedly carried out by two ex coaches, nino guarantano and troy nakamura, were previously fired from the school accused of perpetrating perpetuating excuse me and abusive and sexualized environment such as grabbing players by the throat, throwing them to the ground and showering with players. we have reached out to ucsd to usf for comment, but have not yet heard back.

well, the fbi is now getting involved to try to help find a young oakland woman who was first reported missing way back in january. our crime reporter, henry lee, with the clues that authorities are working with and also the ongoing agony the woman's family is feeling. >> here's a picture of my daughter, my only child. >> tanisha, an oakland woman who didn't want her last name used, is full of anguish. her daughter, evan mcgee, disappeared in january and hasn't been seen since. >> heaven was a genuine person who would never leave her family. >> tanisha, her twin sister and other relatives and loved ones turned out at a news conference at the oakland police department to plead for help from the public. evan was 20 when she went missing. her 21st birthday came and went in march. she hasn't been making tiktok videos or shopping, cooking or spending time with her friends. >> to those who spend time with evan, she relied on you and you

relied on her to be that someone to help me. and those who love heaven find her. >> oakland police are working with the fbi to find heaven, whom they believe is a victim of human trafficking. >> human trafficking is a brutal crime and preys on the most vulnerable and isolates victims from their from those who care about them the most. >> sanjay virmani, special agent in charge of the fbi in san francisco, says heaven's family is in turmoil. not knowing where she is. the fbi is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to her whereabouts. >> heaven is more than a missing person. case file. she is a daughter, a loved one, and a young woman who deserves to be found and brought home to her family. >> heaven's mom last saw her in oakland on january 17th. she was seen three days after that at a truck stop in stockton. the last five months for the family have been painful, but investigators say they're still forging ahead. >> we have not given up or

forgotten about her. we will continue to pursue credible leads and to utilize our investigative resources to help bring her home. >> anyone with information about heaven is asked to call oakland police or the fbi. the fbi has a tip line one 800 call fbi in oakland henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. recent activity has many worried that local agencies are working with the feds. how bay area law enforcement is trying to ease those concerns. and meta beats back a copyright lawsuit. why? a judge ruled in the company's favor, and how similar lawsuits could be handled. >> adderbury weather. still some low clouds and fog already back in this picture today we warmed up a little bit. not warming trend ll

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a legal victory for bay area tech giant meta. a federal judge in san francisco today dismissing a copyright lawsuit against meta platforms. a group of authors sued the company, claiming it stole their work to train its artificial intelligence technology. the judge said the authors made the wrong arguments before tossing the case. he also said the ruling is limited to the authors in this specific case, and that does not mean that meta's use of copyrighted materials is legal. well, the recent ice arrests of undocumented migrants at santa clara county jails have raised concerns that there could be cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration officials. our jesse gary spoke to county officials

who say any information the feds are getting is not coming from them. >> one of the things that we did not expect from ice was that they would just start showing up at our facilities, waiting. >> the most recent incident took place last week at the elmwood correctional facility in milpitas. ice agents arrested a man who was being released from the county's custody, only to be scooped up by federal lawmen in the lobby. >> after further speaking to the wife, she mentioned that i showed up about 15 minutes before the person's release time, which to us that was a little odd, that they happen to show up 15 minutes before the release time. >> ice agents were able to know where and when the detainee would be released, because that information is available to anyone in the public and available to immigration agents. santa clara county sheriff bob johnson maintains his deputies do not cooperate in immigration enforcement actions. >> we are not collaborating with them. we are not notifying them of these releases. they're deciding when they want to show

up at our facilities. >> immigration enforcement is a hot button topic nationally. since the trump administration escalated deportations through an expedited removal executive order. thus far, over 56,000 people have been detained, with the vast majority having no criminal record that, according to the transactional records access clearinghouse at syracuse university. local immigrant advocates claim giving ice agents details of a release are akin to helping agents apply handcuffs. >> there is information being shared with ice that they do not know and we would like that to be changed. >> i have no idea, to be honest with you, exactly how they're getting it. what i do have a clear idea of is they're not getting it from us. >> experts say while local sanctuary laws may limit what federal agents can do, public information cannot be restricted even to ice agents. >> publicly available information that anybody can call up and ask when is, you know, john doe getting released

from jail. and that includes ice being able to call up and ask that information. >> we are not calling. we are not coordinating. we are not collaborating in any way with ice. >> the net result from all of this, according to some advocates, could be fewer people wanting to be released from jail or showing up for court hearings, fearing they could land in federal custody. in san jose, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, yes, folks, i know that it is toward the end of june and i'm wearing a turtleneck, but that's because it was so cold in the city today. i grabbed the turtleneck. >> why not? yeah, turtlenecks all year round. >> that's right. but it really shows the difference, right, between the city and the inland area. >> inland spots. i will say, though, san francisco, you're used to the fog there. but you shared the fog actually to the inland spots as well, because everybody had a good dose of overcast this morning. so yeah, but everybody will be heating up. you might want to maybe put away the turtle. >> the turtleneck. >> yeah by the weekend. heather. so yeah. get ready for some

warming temperatures by the weekend. highs from today though. it was a chilly day out toward the coast and out towards san francisco, 60 degrees. san jose 74, concord 86 degrees in santa rosa in the lower 80s. here's the time lapse from earlier today, showing you still that cloud bank out toward the coast and kind of hugging parts of san francisco, but lots of sunshine over oakland and most areas a little bit warmer than yesterday. here's the overall trend, though. with temperatures, we will have a bit of a warming trend for tomorrow, but the peak of the heat that will be friday and saturday, and that means temperatures for the hottest locations could be approaching the mid 90s. checking out the satellite today though, where you can see lots of low clouds and fog near the coastline up and down our shoreline. as we come in closer, we have a pretty good onshore breeze out there and the winds will help push back. at least push the clouds back into the bay for this evening. as far as the winds right now, we'll check out the current reports. and there's fairfield, gusting to 28 miles an hour. oakland airport winds out of the west at 30. a few more spots for sfo winds out of the west at 18 miles an hour. here's our live camera looking

out toward the calaveras reservoir. and still all those dry hillsides. a constant reminder that we are in the middle of fire season. san francisco. good idea to have the thick coat, the sweater, the turtleneck. everything right now is 54 degrees concord, mid 70s and san jose in the mid 60s. we'll bring in the clouds first thing tomorrow morning near the coast and right around parts of the bay. and here's the forecast model showing you the expected cloud coverage out there and then into the afternoon hours. a typical summertime pattern with clouds clearing back to near the shoreline. a big temperature range from right around 60 coastside the warmest locations inland. approaching the 90 degree mark. the warming though it will continue into friday and into saturday, and that means the hot spots around 95 to 96 degrees. so get ready for the heat for the inland spots. but a bit of a break over the past few days, but the heat will be making a comeback as we head toward the weekend. tomorrow we trend in that direction. here's a look ahead. it's a warm to hot weather pattern for friday into saturday, and then we'll

gradually cool things off. it's not a long term deal, but into early next week we'll have another cooling trend headed our way. so definitely some warming temperatures in our forecast in the short term. >> all right. thanks so much mark. >> appreciate that. the democratic party needs to clearly stand up against this war and take the mantle of being the anti-war party. >> a bay area congressman trying to keep the u.s. out of what he calls another endless conflict. what ro khanna is asking from his colleagues and the

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beginning on july 1st. america's tall ship is currently docked at pier 17 in san francisco, as she visits the city for the first time in nearly 20 years. the u.s. coast guard cutter eagle sailed under the golden gate bridge just this morning. the 290 foot tall vessel is the largest tall ship and only active square rig in the u.s. government service. 150 coast guard cadets sailed in on board this morning. they'll be training on the ship all summer as she sails along the west coast. the eagle will be open for free public tours this saturday. all right. less than one week after hosting caitlin clark, will the golden state valkyries are once again playing at home against one of the nba's biggest names. and this time, it's a superstar from right here in the bay area. tonight's game against the new york liberty tipping off at the top of the hour. and it's a homecoming for liberty player sabrina ionescu, who's from walnut creek and played at miramonte high school in orinda. we'll hear from

sabrina, as well as valkyries, players and coaches coming up tonight at ten. should be a good game. all right. professional soccer is officially coming to kezar stadium in san francisco. mayor daniel lurie signing legislation today, finalizing a deal with golden city fc to make the stadium its home for at least the next 15 years. golden city fc is expected to start playing there by 2027. exciting things coming to san francisco. all right, that's going to do it for me tonight for the news at 730. appreciate you tuning in. i'll see you in just a few minutes for take two nightly cristina rendon will be joining me tonight. hope you'll tune in on the fox l [ birds chirping ] [ engine whirling ] experience the fully electric audi q6 e-tron®.

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