( ♪♪ ) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. ( ♪♪ ) from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. embattled alameda county district attorney pamela price keeps her promise. officers charged in the death of mario gonzalez. the district attorney speaks more about the case.

the battle across the bay gets legal. sfo is responding to oakland international's plan to include san francisco in its name. governor newsom is announcing new plans to get people off the street. his new housing accountability unit will push cities to meet with state housing targets or be held accountable. this comes after a recent audit says the state failed to track whether $24 billion in homeless funding actually worked. the state is also giving more money to help local governments move people into encampments from state property into temporary permanent housing. on monday, the supreme court is slated to hear a case that will impact how cities can address the surging homeless population. the justices will weigh arguments in a case involving the homeless and bands on where they may sleep. the suit involves whether laws that punish homeless people for camping on public property are cruel and unusual.

california attorney general rob bonta says that the state's housing crisis comes down to the same issue that we have been facing for years, cities are not just building up new housing units. california set a goal to build 2.5 million homes by 2030 but he says right now we are on pace to fall well short of that goal. >> you don't need me to tell you the crisis we are in when it comes to homelessness, when it comes to housing in the state of california. we are in a full state of emergency. >> the state will also focus on making sure renters are protected from unlawful evictions or discriminations. happy friday to all of you. look at those clear skies in san jose and oakland. it is just beautiful, widespread. >> throughout the bay area, we are off to a cool and cloudy start. our daytime highs once again are above average . some upper 50s along the coast and

along the peninsula. other than that, a beautiful way to kick off the weekend. the winds are light moving in from the north around 10 miles per hour this afternoon. daytime highs down to san jose, 75 degrees. if you like the 80s we had yesterday, you are in luck. we have more right around the corner. a new area of high pressure will bridge its way in from offshore. once we head into late next week, cold fronts will be moving in offshore and that will cool us off to the low 60s. not only in our inland areas but this is interesting. if you live all the way off into the east bay near antioch, we will all be in the low 60s by next thursday with a chance of showers by next friday. the mother of mario gonzalez is planning on attending a vigil just hours after new charges were filed against three alameda police officers over her son's death. mario gonzalez was pinned to

the ground in that east bay park three years ago and today, the officers trying to arrest him that held him down for several minutes before he fell unconscious and died. his death prompted protest movements and calls for justice last night. alameda county district attorney pamela price announced new charges against those officers involved. with more, here is andrea nakano. >> this happened in april 2021. officers were looking into a case of a possible theft in the area as they tried to question mario gonzalez. the 26-year-old man was forced to lay facedown on the ground. family members spoke out after the incident wondering how this could happen to charges. that can carry a sentence of up to 4 years. in

state prison. >>prices. these charges came about after her public. accountability unit had a 2nd look at the case. she wouldn't say what the pa you found toward these charges being filed. 3 years. after gonzalez is death. >>michael haddad, who represented gonzales is now 7 year old son 111. million 0 settlement. in a civil case against the city of alameda. he couldn't do an on camera interview but told us these are appropriate charges. haddad added after the civil judgment he handed over his case. in a bow that had the evidence it's needed to pursue. criminal charges. while the price maybe

the announcement, she says she had nothing to do with the decision to prosecute the officers and will continue. to wall herself off from this case. another matter. she couldn't elaborate on >

that would disagree with her. >reed>it's up to the board of supervisors. to decide when to hold a recall election. week and san francisco is coming to an end and 420 is expected to be celebrated a little differently

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de-escalating the tension. it is 9:10 so let's get a check on what is happening around the bay. any moment now, thman accused in a mass shooting at two farms and half moon bay will face a judge. chunli zhao maint he is not guilty of seve counts of st-degree murder and one unt of attempted murder. investigators say he opened fire aftegetting into a dispute wihis supervisor over a $100 forklift repair bill. now taking a live look at oracle park e the giants will play game 2 of their se with the diamondbacks tonight. first pitch, 7:15. this week and wraps uthe first ever san francisco weed week.it is a series of events to build on the annual celebration of cannabis on april 20 or 4/20. this year, there won't be a 4/20 at hipp hill celebration. organizers said ty were unable to get enough funding to put on thof and proly. members of the industry say there is a lot to celebrate this week, though.

shawn chitnis has more on their outlook for the industry. >> this is an exciting time for w cannabis business to showcase products and help develop the brand during san francisco weed week. >> there was a lot of saturation but because we bet on quality not quantithen it came to our production, it has not affec us quite the same. creating a higher quality cannabis. >> it is very competitive and cutthroat. some ofthe best products cout and stand out. this year, the event won't happen. weed week hopes to give cannabis lovers and the city a chance to see what else the industry has to offer with the events all week long including

on 4/20 like this art exhibiti made up of cannabis bags open each day. >> there is a huge forward movement that we have not seen before. we are excited to see how this groundsell of public support and people understanding literly transforming the world. >> business leaders say the momentum towalegalization and the plant are only adding to the energy for weed week but financial challenges are not just affecting the organizers of hippie hill on 4/20, the ustry as a whole has been struggling in this economy. >> every day is a battle for us. we are in the middle of the market. by the end of this year, market. will see a lot of bran disappear and a lot of brands establish himself boost in neighborhoods like soma by bringing more people out to meet industry professionals and in the evening for cannabis ties. >> there is more thinto do

and more places to go than ever. ality products are the e for those who love the plant and believe it has a bright future in san francisco and beyond. >> this weekend, communities outside of the bay will be salivating the planet in honor of earth day. t will be family fun, crafts and more at3 the san francisco zoo. the higher ground neighborhood development corp. is planting t and entertainment for earth day community cleanup there. on monday, cbs news bay area prisons earth day, a special look at how bay area scientists and everyday people are working together to protect the planet.3 our streaming l airs on w.kpix.com, the free cbs news app and on pluto tv. >>we are bringing you back to back specials at 7:00 p.m.. the firstrt weather team takes a look at wild weather around news climate special. we take a

look at the species threatened by a changing planet and how scientists are protecting life on earth. >> we look at some of the endangered plants here in the brea. the efforts underway try to save them. this whole week we have been dealing with above average temperatures for our forecast. heading into this weekend, we are nenormal before a area of highessure warms us up once again into the 80s with areas the way off into the east bay. then we have a cold front roaching us next week. i will talk more about that in a second. that will cool us down and give us a very slight chance of showers. or rain chances are relatively low. we stay dry into this weekend and early next week and we can see and ski increased number as we head into our thursday forecast. we are

ding into the weekend. it is dry for the first time in quite some time. we have beautiful weather to get out there and check out a new trail. daytime highs this weekend will remain above average as we head into saturdayand sunday. 70s near livermand down into san jose. like i said, a bit of a warm-up heading into next week with plenty of sunshine in store for us , up into one country or alhe way down into thsanta ca valley. the sunshine lasting into next week. once that cod front moves its way into the north, temperaures dip down into the low 60s. we will keep a close eye on that. let's take a look at the bay area takeecast. we are flirting back and forth with 60s and 70s all by thursday. we will keep you - updated on that forecast. the popu

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ybertruck's because the accelerator pedal can dislodging rim. regulators are bla soap used by the carmakers, la saying the unapproved lubricant is causing the tidal to stick in place whenpressed down. the owner of x, elon musk is apoloing after he says some tesla employees received incorrect severance packages. those employees had recently been laid off. the tesla ceo said the company is making sure that the problem is corrected immediately. musk announced tesla is preparing to lay off at least 10% of its global workforce. starbucks taking new steps toward sustainability. the coffeeain is debuting new old drink cups that contained 20% less plastic than previous ones. starbucks says the move is part of its commitment to cut its carbon, water, and waste footprint in half by 2030. battle happening across the bay.

you can see the opposing parties, sfo and oakland airportsfo is now suing oakland airport over a plan to name. we have been following the story and spoke to the city attorney about this now official le move. in san francisco but they both claim the rights to use the name . now, it is up to a federal co. >> we do think that this litigation is a waste of taxpayer resourcs. if oakland had chosen to engage with us, we would not be here. >> while officials say they are just trying to clear up confon over there airport's loion, which sits on the san francisco bay, san francisco citattorney david chiu says it could cause travel chaos. >> we are concerned about travelers who will miss their

flights, suffeeconomic loss . we are concerned about the reputational damage to the bay area when it comes to the travel experience. >> at least one airline, azores, has began using the new name on its flight reservatiosystem which means sfo has already suffered economic harm. >> the name that they have chosen appears to be intentional to divert travelers that would otherwise be going to sfo. >> in a statement, the port of oakland says the renaming does not infringe upon the marks. we l visibly defend our spot. wewe are standing up for oakland and our east bay community but san francisc has owned and invested in the federal trademark for san francisco international airport for 70 years. while the legal wrangling bes, the court of public opinion is ours sunny side of the bay and e they can call there is millbrae,

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