>> reputational damage bayer hear when it comes to the travel experience. we begin breaking news tonight, just in a past thunder shower district attorney pamela price announced her office will charge the three alameda the police officers in the death of fario gonzález who died being pinned to the ground in 2021 but the d.a. at the time twoonlt press charges. obviously a major new direction. >> and the press conference wrapgd up 30 minutes ago the

charges involuntary manslaughter one charge each officer three years after gonzález died in and need a -- they found glefz with two bottles of booze they suspect he stole. they took him to the ground with arms behind his back an held him until he lost consciousness and he died. district attorney price, who is also in the midst of a recall election spoke about the new charges. >> what the public should know is i'm walled off from the case. i won't be participating in the ultimate decision about the case and i'm very proud that my public accountability unit which i created in january of 2023 has

been able to be independently assess the evidence and come to decision about the case into city of alameda has reached two settlements with gonzález's fam family. the city said in part. the if the officers are eventually convicted the penalty for involuntary manslaughter is up to four years in state prison. >> ann thank you for that. we turn to other top story a former south bay lie school the student seeking justice more than 20 years after she says she was sexual assaulted by a teacher who was arrested last month. the allege victim filed a complaint against the school district.

amanda has more. >> victim listed as joan doe on the complaint says sleep went through the experience when she was 15. now she wants to hold the school district accountable. >> it has impacted every facet of her life. >> she says she net victim about a month ago and since then learned everything about the case. >> she was 15 years only. she did something very brave and something that took a lot of strength and courage and she reported it she was very clear about that mr. thomas was having sex with her at 14-15 years old. she was a freshman in high school. >> there is a photo of the suspect, sean thomas heat was a teacher and a coach. in the staff and administration

section a photo half his wife sarah, listed as a dean. >> she said i can't believe did you there to plea after everything i've done for you. the that is why most people remain silent. >> in the criminal complaint! encounters happened on campus n. thomas's portable classroom and a storage room in the boys locker room. a complaint says they were caught in the basket by the dean. the district did not stay when thomas is still employed by the district but a sarah thomas is listed on the staff directory. the district said there's different leadership than there was in 2003 and they're taking these allegations seriously and

cooperating with the investigation. sery says she became pregnant and he forced her to abort it. >> what a burden for a child. she's 16 weeks before she was able to do it but he insisted she do it. >> doe's assist term spoke to us by phone. >> for so many years ply says terry thought it was her fault. she felt so much shame and guilt specially half being forced to abort her child. thomas blamed her so she blamed herself. she's now nor the first time after 20 years coming to the realization she was just a child. the school district nailed to protect her. they protected him instead. it was not right and they need to be held account. >> thompson was arrested march 8

by san josé police. at the time of the arrest twlees working at lee high school and the los gatos. seyy wron deers why they protected him. >> you see he was an a claimed coach, presents teenld program, cope of the year plupt years in a row. you wonder were they protecting the image and reputation of that program and the school. >> based on the attorneys investigation she believes there could be more victims. an anyone with information is asked to call the police. >> actually suspects in san joée are accused of kidnapping and torturing another adult man, police arrested duck win, kimo a dayton pham. they stay the victim was tortured for two days straight

and rebel. we talked to a enable or of t the -- neighbor of the suspect. >> i thought every other house was having a party or having. i did not know there was a kidnapping. that's really shoppcking. >> duck win is also alleged to be involved in retail thefts. authorities say they found items from home depot and lowe's. >> there was a portion cordoned off with secdoors and once we entered it looked like home depot. >> authorities arrested 13

suspects with connection with that ring. >> prop 47 was approved by voters ten years ago. it reduce some drug offenses. the new proposal two change the law show a third misdemeanor theft could become a family. the same would go for possession of harald drugs, innocent i have utilize treatment and the training. small business gathered in support. one restaurant said list customers have been robbed at gunpoint. >> if does publishers don't come to our business corridor that means we didn't have business. we can't give people jobs. >> others say walking back prop 47 is not the solution.

>> a drive terry when we look at? of these retail thefts is mover at this time. people are struggling so what do we do as a community as a country to shift that? >> this new measure is largely funded by big retailers. supporters say they're submitting more than 900,000 signatures. now the death row at stan quentin aspirin closing people in chino are raising objections to prisoners being moved. one 1983 escape resulted in several murders. they say their calls to invest in prison facilities have gone

unheeded. >> these prisons are the worst of the worst. they have committed atrocities you wouldn't want to know about. >> governor newsom has made reforming san quentin a major prior toy shaping night a facility focused on rehabilitation. ahead san francisco wants to keep a name for itself, the legal drama over the effort to remain oakland airport than ceremony to commemorate the most destructive tragedy in san francisco history. >> the gnawing is back. can you see it rolling in the by tomorrow morning that sfaug going to spread across much of the bay area, bigger push into the inland val. tweem track how that markets the

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they want to improve safety at a site where a familiar-of four was killed under a deadly collision. the city would restrict left-hand turns through the intersection a move intended to protect pedestrians. >> in san francisco on a tip scandal year about 40 percent of our traffic deaths are a result of drives making left turns and not seeing pedestrians. >> the changes could include adding more space for pedestrians to cross, the next step would be to gather community input for sending the plan to the board. san francisco city leaders dressed in antique clothing gathered to commemorate the 1906 earthquake. [sirens] >> sirens went off around 5. s. 12 a.m. the time when the magnitude 7.9 quake struck. council laid a wreath for dianne feinstein and the 3,000 people

who died in the earthquake. after the ceremony was a procession to the golden hydrant. a beautiful day for our weather. paul says we have changes coming. i'm not complaining about the last couple of days. it's been nice. >> you can see those changes in the monitor with the fog sneaking through the golden gate and the reason the marine layer is going to push farther inland into the bay area is because there's going to be left air on top of us. storm system over the pacific swinging in doesn't have moisture so it's not going to give more than passing clouds, no sprinkles in the forecast but the fact it's reducing the weight on us the rain layer is going to be able to push farther inland and be closer to normal april weather the next couple days. outside right now, seeing fog in the distance. temperatures in the mid-50s in san francisco and oakland, another impact of the marine

layer, temperatures cooling to around 70 degrees for current readings of we will continue dropping as the fog spreads farther inland through tonight. fog on fuchs shows up in the bright white. the dull gray is cloud cover higher up. there's a lot of bright white pushing well into the inland valleys friday morning. the morning commute might take longer this week. the fog is going to back up out the inland valleys and retreat toward the coast. we should see sunshine with clouds through friday. temperatures are going to be a few degrees above average. we will start off slightly above normal, mix of upper 40s low 50s by early tomorrow morning and temperatures are going to climb to close to normal. san josé one of the warm spots,

and yock the warmest but the numbers are 6-8 degrees above average. temperatures not warm as the past couple days but above normal. 58 half moon bay. san francisco did hit 70 degrees earlier today. tomorrow you're going to be stuck in the low 60s with upper 60s in oakland. temperatures in the north bay won't be as warm because fog will take a bile to back out but low 70s not bad for mid april. farther down the line we see a warmup brief kicking in by sunday monday so this is the ten day temperature outlook for san josé of those temperatures above average friday saturday and climb sunday and monday, sharper drop monday to tuesday, cool where lasting through likely the end of april and associated with at least a chance for a couple sho

showers, not much a chance, 20-30 percent by next friday so just beyond the scope of the 7-day forecast in that range where we are valley w -- evaluating the chances of shower toward the bay area. we will get to that trend forecast and far toe down rough details but it's too soon to worry about showers and impacts next week. 7-day forecast enough talk about the rain. warm temperatures inland tomorrow and saturday and back to 80 sunday monday then bigger drop in temperatures back to below normal readings tuesday wednesday thursday. it's a similar roller coaster ride around the bay with temperatures near average friday saturday, baby warmup sunday monday and back to below normal low 60s wednesday thursday, then temperatures along the coast. you're going to warm up slightly

by sunday monday, it's really barely going to be noticeable. you'll see the appearance of more sunshine sunday monday and then more gloom tuesday wednesday and thursday. we could see drizzle along the coast before the outside chance of showers comes next week. >> paul thank you. the legal battle is on between san francisco and oakland, the move over oakland's plan to rename its air port and ahead on the primetime edition how are cannabis sellers - [narrator] at kpix, we're taking weather to the next level. - we can show not just what's happening at ground level, but we can show what's happening in the upper levels of the atmosphere. let's lift the clouds off of ground level and talk... - it really spotlights how unique the geography is here. - it's dynamic. it's different. as i lift this, you can actually see it in real-time. this is shaking it up for me as an meteorologist. - [narrator] the bay area's only virtual weather studio.

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make your get away now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. suing oakland over the plan to add the word "san francisco bay" to its name. ann has been following and spoke to the san francisco city attorney about this official legal move. >> neither of these airports is in san francisco, but they both claim the right to use the name. now it's up to a federal court. >> we do think that this litigation is a waste of taxpayer resources. if oakland had chosen to engage with us, we would not be here. >> while officials with the port of oakland say they're trying to clear up confusion over their airport's location which sits on san francisco bay, san francisco city attorney devastated tchewa says it could cause travel

chaos. >> we are concerned about missed flights mishaps economic loss, we are concerned about the reputation of the bay area when it comes to the travel experience. >> at least one airline azores has begun using the new name which means sfo has suffered economic harm. >> the name that they have chosen appears to be intentional to divert travelers that two otherwise go to sfo. >> in a statement the poured of oakland says the renaming does not infringe on sfo's mark. but san francisco has owned and infested in the federal trademark for san francisco international airport for 70s. while the legal fight begins the court of public opinion is in session. oakland vice mayor kaplan voting

how about if we call our sunnyside of the bay and they can call theirs millbrae. >>

>> san mateo conti special ceremony shining a light on first responders and by stand horse stepped in during emergencies and saved a life. the event at foster city fire department had survivors who said thanks to people who took action during their moment of need. >> i just wanted to say that i wouldn't be alive here without first responders, so the two people happened to be there at that time right time. >> she was there. she got up and she grabbed that

aed and she saved my life. >> fire officials pointed out if any link in the chain of helpers were missing it could have been different. left his heart in san francisco fans got a chance to collect items belonging to singer tony been it, hundreds of paintings watches, even letters from presidents and historic figures for sale including one from martin luther king, jr. thanking him for entertaining during the selma march. >> we have envelope with math equations it's martin luther king's evidence and a note from martin luther king how great it was to seed him. >> bennett sold 50 million records and won the 20 grammies before passing away in 1996. we'll see you right back here at

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