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On Monday, San Francisco and Amsterdam announced a commitment to end HIV and AIDS infections in the next few years. KCBS Radio reporter Bob Butler says their goal is even more ambitious than a United Nations plan to end new infections worldwide by the year 2030.

The lawsuit claims that the termination of TPS status violates the constitutional rights of due process and equal protection as well as the federal Administrative Procedure Act, which prohibits arbitrary and capricious actions by administrative agencies.

Calling for an end to cutbacks in local media, a group of Bay Area journalists gathered Thursday at Lake Merritt in Oakland. KCBS Radio's Scott Lettieri says the reporters and editors are calling on their corporate bosses to sell their media properties.

Korean-Americans are taking in the news that President Trump plans to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby spoke to shoppers at a Korean market in Daly City.

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions lashed out at Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf for warning the community about ICE raids. KCBS Radio's Bob Butler reports Mayor Shaaf responded by blasting sessions for comments that she says are meant to distract from the country's failed immigration system.

The world's largest airplane, The Stratolaunch, may some day be used to launch space shuttles into orbit. That's according to a soon-to-be-released book "The Space Barons" where Stratolaunch founder and Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen details his ideas for the planes future. Washington Post...

A University of Tennessee researcher claims to have likely solved the mystery of Amelia Earhart.

Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf is surprised by the intensity of her continuing feud with the Trump administration, but she's not worried about the potential of facing federal charges. KCBS Radio reporter Doug Sovern says Schaaf remains under fire for alerting undocumented immigrants to ICE raids.

Worried families met in San Jose last night to learn how to create an emergency plan in case a family member is detained by ICE. As KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby reports, there is a lot of fear in the community after a four-day operation in Northern California ended in 232 arrests.

The woman who came up with the phrase "Me Too" to help victims talk publicly about their sexual abuse spoke at St. Mary's College Tuesday night. As KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby reports, she does not want to talk about what's next for the movement.