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s tone. harris' attorney says he has no regrets putting his client on the stand. >> at the courthouse in oakland henry lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu is in court every day that trial is in session and we will be there when max harris takes the stand today. stay with us here at ktvu for continuing coverage of the ghost ship warehouse trial. you will also find a courtroom comblog on our website ktvu.com by henry lee. >>> san francisco may be one step closer to banning the sale of e-cigarettes. coming up details on the impact on the community and small business owners. plus, what a leading vaping company has to say about it. >> and a mural in a san francisco school is offensive. we'll tell you what the school board is planning. >> good morning. we're off to a nice start if you're driving on the freeways. and traffic is looking good. >> well yesterday, if you were inland it was 90s and 100s. coast and bays didn't get in on the warm up. it looks cooler. we'll show you how much cooler. >>> welcome b

. >>> now to the ghost ship warehouse trial where defendant max harris will be cross-examined by the deputy district attorney later today. so far prosecutors are focused s testimony. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has the latest. >> county defend wasted no time. lied to police by saying no one lived at the ghost ship after haggling over the difference between a lie and omission harris admitted that was not the truth. if that's the way you want to look at it, sure. harris had initially testified that the first time the landlords complained to him about not paying the electricity bill was a little more than a month of the 2016 fire at the illegally converted warehouse that killed 36 people. but the d.a. showed harris e-mails from the landlords dating back to 2015. harris finally conceded the point saying now that my memory was refreshed i would agree with that. >> you would think he was handing him a gun with bloody fingerprints on it. >> but harris's attorney wasn't impressed. saying the prosecutor was trying to trip up harris. >> okay. wow that was his big gotcha moment was that he sh

this is where harris has an opportunity. joe biden and bere sanders go at each other these debates. and those leaders have to watch out. she has produced plans ona number of issues, specific plans and she lyhas been re good in oakland, recently. >> this is the equivalent of the autoshow at the beginning of the e year. en is the big winner, she drew the first night. she on good footing. she also drew the same crowd. one bidenul potentially be the big e, he steps in cow pies time an >time again the segregation issue, let us talk about that. some of the candidates, especiallycory booker, talking about password with second spirit how much impact does this have on his current status as front runner? >> this is the biggest challenge for joe biden when you have decades ofexperience that you have to explain. lookinback, he has been in a bill to explain and apologize for a lot of these incidents. and he hasn't shown a lot of flexibility. i think he has alienated individuals of color, and he will have to make up some ground. this is a problem he is going to have, he has to come out with momen

s tone. harris's attorney says he has no regrets putting his client on the stand. >> the d.a. is trying to rattle him. they're very good. so he knows what he's doing. and so we're just trying to tell max stay calm, be yourself, answer truthfully. you have nothing to hide. >> derek almena is expected to take the stand next week. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we hope you stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of the ghost ship trial. there's also a courtroom blog you can read at ktvu.com. >>> the u.s. supreme court is clearing the way for the federal government. a san francisco jury convicted jose inez garcia of illegal gun possession in 2017 but acquitted him of murder and manslaughter. he's also facing federal gun charges. monday a ruling that defendants can be prosecuted for the same crimes in both federal and state court. this exception to the double jeopardy rule can now get under way. >>> pg&e has agreed to pay $1 billion to 14 california cities and counties. the money will include funds for sonoma, napa, and lake counties as well as the cities of napa, santa rosa and clear lake. c

. >>> on the campaign trail, some scary moments at an event where senator kamala harris was speaking a man rushed the stage, grabbed a microphone right out of her hand the incident now prompting many to ask how he was able to get s candidate. nbc's garrett haake has that story. >> hey, hey, heyrine jean-pierr rum inalifornia saturday night, snatching a microphone from senator kamala harris among those who dragged the man off stage, harris' husband who tweeted later, we are good i love kamala harris and would do anything for her. >> it's an aggressive campaign season there are individuals who may be upset with candidates. and they may choose to act out upon those concerns through some type of an aggressive act. >> reporter: testing her actions with voters and activists on the trail aren't new elizabeth warren faced down hecklers in iowa >> if you do not listen to her -- >> reporter: and black lives matter activists bum-rushed bernie sanders back in 2015. only congressional leadership get full-time protection from capitol police details >> it's on to chicago, and let's thk you. >> repo

gauchnegotiated by the teacher s which fund kamala harris. instead of dealing with the public sector pension crisis, she wants to raise your taxes to pay back her union bosses for supporting her campaign. it's not just loony, it's totally corrupt. >> well, you know obviously we need to do something with teacher pay. it was an interesting position that you put together that maybe a lot of people are not paying attention to. it's not only pay that is a concern, it's respect and dignity for teachers in itself. it's also pushing teacher to test as opposed to teaching. i sub in title i districts. i make $85 a day to help schools that are disadvantaged. we don't have the funding for the students. we don't have the pay. but it is certainly a bigger conversation needs to be had. it's an interesting point. steve: the money is -- huge increases in funding for education. but it's not turning into the things. >> yeah. no. i look at that whole clip with kamala harris through a political lens and i say this is how washington works. we're going to take a $3

to the worst roads in the u s. before we go how about a little peek outside we're checking in on the bay bridge traffic lots of it you're crawling from the oakland maze and temperatures around the bay area this morning in the 50's and 60's lots of cloud cover. but it would be nice this afternoon john has your foreca >>the sunshine, here's a shot of it well and wind bethel island this morning where you can also see the sunrise out there in the distance now speaking of our inland areas we do have some fire weather watches that are going to take effect later this week on friday, the first day of summer this is due to w humidity, warm temperatures and some strong northerly winds which will be resulting in high fire danger, especially for those areas further away from the water, so if you've got plans this weekend be mindful of that back to you. all right, thank you very much john time now 7.25 and new this morning, the countries. >>bridges and roads are in desperate need of repair and upgrade but that could cost us tax

so where is this heading? >> i would imagine that senator hair sis is referring to what was the underlying judgment. as you said, the reconciling of the testimony is mostly going to be on the sidelines because he knows what's in the muller report and what he said today. but there are questions the democrats have as we get into the investigation about the june 26th meeting with donald trump jr., jared kushner, paul manafort. that the meeting took place is in dispute. the question is did the president know anything about this and why, i think, we're going to get to certainly if there's an impeachment inquiry at some point why this wasn't found to be either a criminal conspiracy or a campaign finance violation. >> sabrina, on top of all this, adam schiff is now threatening to s&p the fbi director christopher wray and discuss ongoing intelligence operations related to the ongoing russia probe. what are you hearing about that? >> they're examining the mueller contacts between the trump campaign and moscow. adam sch

eethat's where you s growth. what happened last night? you saw some of the younger candidates go after bernie to try to grab some of that youth vote, and you saw kamala harris go after joe biden, trying to reassure the african-american community, hey, i'm real. you guys need to get with this. i can be not only the second black president in the united states, but the first woman president in the united states. >> the dynamic in tpr ary, whether it's a republican primary or democratic primary, is always things that happen in the primary may later come back and haunt in the general election. di you see anything on stage that concerned you as a democrat on those grounds? >> it will be interesting to see how this plays out.ka la said after the debate that when she raised her hand to lester holt's question o private insurance, she thought she was referring to her own. se ud the word "their" and she thought they meant hers and she was not saying all private insurance should be outlawed here. that's going to be something. there's 150 million peop