i'm an educator. all of these legacies mean that i have no choice but to fight. new twist tonight for san francisco's public school board as an embattled board member, announces a lawsuit against the district and her colleagues. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now. move comes after the school board voted last week to remove alison collins from her leadership position on the board because of tweets several years ago that were considered to be racist. hello again, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm. lee julie haener today, colin supporters held a rally as she spoke out, ktvu deborah villalon joins us now live with her message. deb, julie apologetic. no more. allyson collins is on the offense, saying she is the target of a smear campaign to label her a racist. how

grateful i am for all the love and support school board member allyson collins is being called on to resign by virtually every san francisco politician. after tweets surface from before her election, suggesting asian americans benefit by white supremacy on a stereotype of being the model minority. she apologized but said her words were taken out of context. in this rally with supporters, collins is now defiant, calling the campaign against her a toxic political attack. i am a black woman. i'm a mother. i'm an educator, all of these legacies mean that i have no choice but to fight and fight in court. collins attorney waving a lawsuit just filed a written apology that they misunderstood her words that the words were not racist. the suit seeks some $80 million in damages from the district and five fellow board members who

removed collins as vice president and from committees she wants those rolls restored. within a week. they have a choice in seven days. they can do what we've suggested. and then this lawsuit gets threat. it goes away. the turmoil comes as school board members face a recall dr blamed for doing too little to get classrooms reopened as the pandemic east. collins backers say her tweets were unearthed as part of that campaign who dug out these tweets and rouz chose to be opportunistic. pushing political agenda, and supporters say collins rankled people by pushing for equity, namely the recent switch of lowell high school to lottery admission, the reason why they pick it on her, because guess why? because she's a black woman with power lawsuit claims, violation of due process and free speech. do not let me or anyone else be swept under the rug. canceled or dismissed for speaking truth to power. a

dozens of civic leaders, including mayor breed have said collins should resign over her tweets. julie the lawsuit just another big distraction as city schools struggle to rebound from the pandemic. yeah, it sure is. alright deborah villalon reporting live for us tonight. deb banks. we're following a developing story out of southern california tonight, where police in the city of orange are investigating a deadly shooting that happened at an office building and left four people dead, including a child. it all began about 5 30 tonight in a neighborhood that's about two miles from disneyland. the orange police department says they responded to a call of shots fired and when officers arrived, the gunman was still shooting. police ended up shooting and wounding the suspect again. in all four people were killed, including a child of fifth person was wounded and taken to the hospital in critical condition. the suspect was also taken the

hospital and is now in custody and is also in critical condition. police held a news conference just about an hour ago. they don't have a motive yet for the shooting there. also wouldn't release the names of the victims or the suspect. this is a very active investigation. we have multiple agencies here assisting with the investigation, including the orange county district attorney's office over the next hours, days and weeks. we will be attempting to determine and get as much information on the victims are suspect and the relationship between those as well as the type of business, which the security. this is the third mass shooting in the united states in just two weeks following shootings in georgia and colorado in a tweet tonight, governor newsome called today's shooting quote, horrifying and heartbreaking, he added. quote our hearts are with the families impacted by this terrible tragedy tonight. now to an emotional third day of testimony in the derrick show

vin trial in minneapolis today for the first time the public saw the police body camera footage of the former minneapolis officer as. he first encountered george floyd ktvu jana katsuyama has more on this day in court and how it's weighing on people who are watching every development. you do it oh, for the first time the jury saw former police officer derrick show von's body camera video from may 25th show van arrives as an officer tries to push george floyd into a police vehicle. floyd can be heard telling the. 10. seconds later, floyd says he's having trouble breathing. sheldon's camera falls off, but a witness is cell phone video shows show vin pressing his knee on floyd's neck for nine minutes and 30 seconds, prosecutors say. floyd said he couldn't breathe nearly 30 times shove in a 45 year old

former police officer is on trial for murder and manslaughter in court wednesday, a 61 year. old witness broke into tears. witness remembering how he called out to floyd. the jury also heard from a 19 year old store clerk struggling with her. grant that he reported the $20 bill floyd gave him appeared to be a counterfeit this belief. thank you. why guilt if i would've just not sucking the bill could have been avoided the trauma in the courtroom, some say reflects trauma black americans have faced for generations, many watching the trial now all day. every day. every word. every witness. we want justice. we need justice. you know what we say in this movie a million times. very fact of these charges have been brought has made history. you see berkeley school of law professor jonathan simon specializes in criminology and says prosecutors will still need to

prove intent. we can't put show been on trial for the police as an institution. from a legal point of view. he has to stand trial as an individual. the jury saw body camera video from three of the officers who were at the scene, and more witnesses are expected to testify. on thursday. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. and just a reminder you can watch the derrick shobin trial live on our website, ktvu dot com and on o kvirus pandemic starting tomorrow in california people 50 and older will be eligible to get the vaccine. several bay area counties will be following the state and will also allow people to get a shot at 50. including marin, alameda, san francisco and sonoma counties, solano and contra costa counties have already expanded eligibility, but santa clara county says they're not joining the other counties because of low supply right now, on april

15th. the state's vaccine rollout will expand even more with people 16 and older qualifying for a shot, kaiser permanente is also expanding vaccine eligibility starting tomorrow to those 50 and up. but says it does not yet have enough supply to satisfy demand. the health care provider says it has more than 900,000, northern california members from 50 to 64 years old and over two million members 16 to 49. kaiser says it receives 55 to 75,000 doses a week kaiser is encouraging people to find appointments at community sites if they cannot find one with kaiser. production problem is affecting johnson and johnson's single dose vaccine. the company says that a batch made in baltimore didn't meet their quality standards and can't be used. johnson and johnson hasn't said how many doses were lost. but the new york times says it's about 15 million. the plan is operated by emergent bio solutions of maryland. they

have declined to comment. johnson and johnson doses that are currently in circulation were made in the netherlands and are not affected. the u. s. is another step closer to expanding coronavirus vaccination to children. fizer reported today that their vaccine is 100% effective in protecting children ages 12 to 15 against the coronavirus. the formula also produced a strong anti body response advisor says that they're going to submit the data to the fda in hopes of getting authorization in time for middle and high school students to get vaccinated before the next school year begins. still ahead tonight. it's been a community staple for the past 36 years. but tonight loyal customers rushed to get one last meal at a family run restaurant in milpitas cause a violent attack on an asian american woman in new york city. suspect is now in custody, and it turns out he was on parole for a horrible

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woman earlier this week, police say 38 year old brandon elliot encountered the 65 year old woman on the street monday as she was walking to church. they say he shouted racial slurs at her, kicked her and repeatedly stomped on her. the woman suffered serious injuries but

was released from the hospital yesterday. police say the suspect was arrested at a homeless shelter and was charged with a hate crime assault. he was on parole for stabbing his mother to death. back in 2002 san jose. police are reaching out to small businesses in the asian american and pacific islander communities. the police chief there said that the business is air happy the department is focusing on safety. the effort comes as hate crimes against asian americans and pacific islanders have spiked nationally and here in the bay area. in response, the chief said, he's putting maura officers in a p i communities and beefing up patrols in those areas. like any community. we have challenges throughout their the city on we're gonna dress those weatherby crime related quality of life issues. more importantly right now we're sensitive to the issue. they're coming across with hate crimes, so that's something that we want to focus on and to

remind our community that we're here for them to help him out any way we can. the diocese of san jose also issued a statement of support earlier this week. new tonight a final in her service for a family favorite in milpitas, baja cactus mexican restaurant is closing its doors after more than 35 years in business, ktvu is as a smith talked with some customers who lined up for one final meal, driving down main street and milpitas, not a lot of restaurants or shops, but one restaurant in particular, has been thriving. for years. baja cactus on wednesday many people found down on facebook. it's closing. somebody posted that this is the last day by a cactus is going to be open, so i changed my dinner plans and had to come down and get my chicken and mellitus one more time. this long time customer gave them a nice tip as a thank

you for being a milpitas for so long, another longtime patron rushed down to double his usual order. they grew up with us, and we grew up with them. so it zapata of our family. open since 1985 by a family originally from baja, who wanted to serve authentic mexican cuisine from that region. now second generation family members operate it. they're often in the kitchen or serving customers. remember having a birthday dinner here once for my dad? gosh this had to be 35 years ago. she's no longer with us mariachi music playing in the background chairs, the place filled with memories and tradition. it feels like home. you got the old time, phil. you know, there's a lot mexican restaurants in the bay area, but this one is, you know, small and cozy again. you know, you kind of reminds you of you know the old times the pandemic has led to the demise of many restaurants, but not this one. the owner says the building has new ownership and isn't renewing their lease, leaving

locals in disbelief. we don't have a favorite mexican spot anymore. where it's just so sad. i think the worst thing you ever happened to us. is this place closing for its last night dinner service was supposed to end at eight in the evening. lots of people stayed well past that building the place very well. thank you very much for all the years of good food and good company, and i'm gonna cry now. azenith smith ktvu fox two news. in oakland, a ceremony today celebrating the life of restaurant owner dorothy king. she owned everything. jones barbecue on broadway by jacqueline and square and was known as the queen of q. he died on march 17th while battling breast cancer. she was 69 years old. several barrier leaders attended the service outside of her restaurant, her family and people who knew her describe miss king as a compassionate rebel and say her restaurants were only part of who she was.

the star of the king. first one was an icon julie haener. she was a businesswoman. she was a social activist she cared about then housed population here in our community. she used her brilliance and her genius and who the source is to help others less fortunate. yeah, to show just how compassionate she was. this king was known for hiring homeless people and former inmates. she was also homeless advocate and had opened a home for women and children in west oakland. still ahead, improving ports, roads, schools and bridges will tell you about president biden's $2 trillion infrastructure plan. adam using parks in california get ready to reopen for the first time since last year. we'll show you the preparations underway at the santa cruz beach boardwalk, another very warm day today. tomorrow is going to be warm as well with temperatures back into the mid

eighties and some inland spots a little cool down as we move towards the weekend with a chance of rain. his head. massivn

infrastructure plan. he did so in pittsburgh today. the plan amps to improve our nationwide ports, roads, schools and bridges as part of the president's build back, better agenda. the president says some wall street think his plan could produces many as 18 million jobs over the next four years. president biden also says he's confident that his infrastructure plan will allow the nation to gain a competitive edge over the global community. grows economy and key ways. puts people to work to repair and upgrade that we badly need. it makes it

easier and more efficient to move goods to get to work and to make us more competitive around the world. bide administration says the plan will also address climate change by including a number of clean energy. infrastructure projects. all right, it's pretty darn warm out there today these for the highs from today and they're gonna be almost as warm again tomorrow. it's gonna warm up all this week. it's cooled off monday and then yesterday and then today warmed up and then tomorrow it's going to stay about the same. so temperatures you see here will mimic the temperatures that we see tomorrow. most likely it'll be a little cooler coast side that has to do with a little bit of a sea breeze to some checking around and already we have an onshore flow. so last night, this time the winds were going off shore. we were seeing warmer temperatures tonight along the coast. we're seeing more of it. onshore flow, so the winds are already pressing that way, it says. it's not

gonna be a cool day tomorrow. it's just gonna be slight cooling at the beaches. ah, san francisco beautiful night. no far will you get a pattern like this? it's tough to get the fog back. it should return on friday, saturday and sunday, and we'll see a bit of a cool down then with that opportunity for rain on monday, temperatures are running cooler tonight than they were last night to see that napa was 14 degrees cooler than last night. so that tells you a little something as well. there's the ridge of high pressure. just blue sky as far as you could see, and we're headed for another beautiful day again. it's going to cool down after tomorrow. friday saturday and sunday temperatures will dip a bit as we look at a non shore flow, and then some clouds come in, and then the potential for rain exists on monday into tuesday, overnight lows, not that chili kind of mild for this time of year and forecast highs tomorrow yellows or seventies. oranges or eighties and watch the some reds come in those air nineties. if that happens, the security it's a model, so it doesn't mean it's going to actually happen, but it gives you an idea that we are going to see some needed to

operate. he's at the least santa rosa. i've got them in 85 notice. pacifica is it 74 san francisco's down a couple of degrees from today with a 70 something degree reading instead of 80 something in a zoo we head into the weekend. cooler, but still not. it's not cold. it's just cooler, mid sixties upper sixties and then when we get into monday and tuesday, we bring the opportunity for rain back into the forecast is a ways out, so anything could happen on that monday tuesday, but we need the rain. so let's read that on. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. all right, we'll see then. thank you, bill starting tomorrow, california's theme parks can reopen for the first time since last year. parks in counties that are in the red tier have to limit capacity to 15. percent in the orange terrace 25% capacity and in the least restrictive yellow tear. it is 35% of capacity and rides at the santa cruz beach boardwalk are also set to reopen tomorrow. operators say the historic giant dipper

wooden roller coaster will be open every day. other rides will be part of a rotation admission will be limited. reservations are required and mass or mandatory visitors enjoying the sun today we're excited to see so much activity. oh, great, beautiful. yeah summer's coming early, you know, and it's so nice that the sun's out and it's lovely to see everyone walking around and being able to actually utilize the boardwalk and the beach. it's so awesome that it's open now. boardwalk rides are open daily for spring break through april 11th then just on the weekends for the rest of april, the famous little training tilden park in the berkeley hills is set to reopen on saturday. the little train has been operating for almost 70 years, but it's been closed for months now because of the pandemic. when the little try and re opens. it'll operate from 11 a.m. to six p.m. on weekends and 11 a.m. to five p.m. on weekdays. the little

train is located on grizzly peak boulevard and ticket prices are available on the trains. website i grow. did a lot of the kid, i could tell you that if you have kids, it is definitely worth taking a trip there to tilden park to ride the little church. coming up next in sports. baseball is back, and so are the fans. sports director market bodies will tell us how full the coliseum will be this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated,

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side. nice passing in the first. period fred burgers oh, my shirt, elin rudo bolsters will score it and the sharks take a one nothing lead one they would never give up when the third to one, san jose's erik karlsson, playing better of late centers it for nickel ag and me stop the first goal of his career. a 31 lead to jump they were gonna need that. his minnesota scored later charged to get an empty netter for the four to final and even with no crowd to get him involved to egg, the bond, little extracurricular activity cames in the middle of it with ryan hartmann of the wild, no harm, no foul and like a shark's win it four to opening day. major league baseball tomorrow, the a's against the astros. they announced earlier in the day that some 12,000 fans. i'm going to be allowed into the coliseum, social distancing. you've got to be mass step, etcetera. hayes and astros at 707 is from the san

francisco giants there up the great north against the seattle mariners, and you remember what they did the last year, right down to the final out of the last game of the season, abbreviated as it was with the expanded playoffs. they had a shot at it, but the bottom line is they finished under 500 for the fourth consecutive year. they're in a division with the dodgers, and the padres was buster think about their chances of even competing this year. i believe we have a chance to compete late in the year and i don't think there's anybody in here. that's thinking that there's no chance of competing for the vision lately. here, everything that's the suffering to go. i mean, i don't think i'd be a very good team mater competitors if i said otherwise. trying there you go. all right. francisco livedoor, blow the cap off the salary cap right in baseball. how about another $300 million contract. mets shortstop

livedoor agreed to a 10 year deal with the mets for 340 million as far as total money's. he's now number three behind mike trout of the angels and mookie betts of the doctors keep those $300 million contracts covenants becoming almost like. no big deal. all right. we need to check this out. let's go to some high school basketball in the great state of kentucky bowling green high school. this is turner bunch freak from three quarter length of the court to help his team win in their high school championship tournament. looking pretty good. and hey, check this out. college baseball university of wisconsin at whitewater fella by the name of jacob admire with a pretty good catch down the line. foul territory. let's look at it again. you know when you're that old you're 18 19 years old, sacrifice the body for the old school. yeah okay,

that z 40 like back then back to you, julie. where the second one? yes. the letter of one one? yes. the letter of one tonight why aren't you talking, are you mad at me? no! i'm freaked because i just found out that i'm pregnant. and yes, i am a little mad at you, because this is serious, and the only thing that you can think about is combining our names into the perfect baby name. well, now we know it's either hayden or dyley. look, this is a beautiful thing. a product of our love. it is a product of our love, right? yes, dylan, i did the math. last time we did the math, we accidentally left a $300 tip. oh, i don't know what to do. -(sighs) -how about this? haley gwendolyn dunphy... will you marry me? are you kidding me right now? picture us walking down the aisle, a breathtaking vision in virginal white and you wearing whatever you want. -i'm not marrying you! -okay. okay, one step at a time. we'll put you on vitamins and a healthy diet. you'll be eating for one now.