5:30. it starts right now. i am janelle wang. >> and i am jessica. two years after a security guard was shot and killed protecting a news crew in oakland, the district attorney's office is filing new charges and that includes the person with the actual murder. that change in charges comes as news to the widow who has been pushing for harsher penalties. >> reporter: the three men accused of killing kevin during the attempted robbery of a tv news crew two years ago were back in a double and courtroom facing new charges including gang and gun enhancement, which would increase their prison time if convicted. >> i am very happy that all of that has been added but again it can be changed and that is what i am right about. is she going to stand by the word of that paper or will she change it again? i don't know. >> reporter: virginia is kevin's window.

d.a. pamela price has been vocal on not overusing enhancements. that is why virginia spoke to the governor and state attorney general to's depth in and add gun enhancements. that is when she learned this. >> all three men will face gang and gun enhancements for the first time since 2021. we have an obligation to get it right. >> i was not aware of it. nobody that i asked in the courtroom that is leading this case do anything about it as well or her announcements this afternoon. >> reporter: and pointing to a different gunman , saying the man responsible is laurent gilbert, not mitchell. >> the previous prosecutors who charged the case under my predecessor made certain mistakes about who is usable for the murder of kevin and failed to include some charges that we deemed appropriate. >> reporter: attorneys objected

to the adding of gang enhancements. they added there is not enough evidence. in a statement, they said, quote, no one should trust the police work in this case. then the lead detective cannot commit some of who did the shooting. all three men face 78 years to life in prison. >> i want life in prison without parole. kevin does not get parole. he does not get to come home. >> nbc bay area news. according to sources, part of this restructuring plan will include laying off thousands of employees. it is unclear of the exact number. the announcement could come as early as next week. the san jose company has grappled with a supply-chain issue and post-pandemic supply and demand.

>> > inflation was lower than first reported. the consumer price index rope .2% in december instead of the .3% reported last month. that is according to updated numbers from the bureau of labor statistics. those changes help confirm that inflation went down at the end of last year, which signaled that the federal reserve could start cutting interest rates later this year. now, those numbers caused stocks to rise. that s&p 500 ended above 500 for the first time ever. but the dow jones industrial average fell 54 points at 38,000. well, hundreds of female prison guards have been fighting a lengthy legal battle against the california prison system or cdcr.

>> reporter: they claim miscarriages and lost wages because of a policy that changed in 2015 without explanation. their lengthy legal fight might soon come to an end. >> so i have had punches thrown about my face. i have been hit. i have been kicked. stuff thrown at me. >> reporter: as a correctional officer at the california medical facility , a medium security man prison, lia expected those incidents but not after she became pregnant. >> i knew i would have to continue to work. i had never seen anyone pregnant working there or if they did they were in upstairs in payroll. >> reporter: that was 2016. just a year prior, the employers in rehabilitation had quietly replaced a policy that required them to provide

light duty accommodations to pregnant officers. for reasons it asked to refuse to explain. >> you would have to basically find out a way to go hide yourself. >> reporter: how did that make you feel? >> awful. absolutely terrible. >> reporter: but she continued working . 16 hour shifts while carrying a 15 pound workload around your waist. >> i would tell inmates what are you doing? why are you still working on the outline. >> reporter: this was her second pregnancy but her first under the new policy. she said she and her husband wanted a large family and in 2018 she was pregnant again when she took part in a emergency cell entry where she had to remove a heavy locker. >> instantly i felt pain in my back and i thought i just could not. i ended up miscarrying.

>> reporter: mcallen is merely one of 300 female correctional officers suing the state department for discrimination, retaliation, and aniylah pregnancy disability rights. >> it is a lawsuit about the quality of women in the workplace. >> reporter: he said that cdcr violated california law and most law enforcement agencies provide accommodations for pregnant officers. >> we are asking for the same treatment that any other woman in the state of california would be entitled to. >> reporter: according to data since 2017, between 15 to 60% of the correctional officers have been women. cdc website shows that the first female correctional officers were hired in the 1970s, and they claim to currently hire women at a higher rate than the national average. >> so i worked in the mental

health side of it and have my entire career there. >> reporter: she is also a plaintiff in the lawsuit. she says she was 24 weeks pregnant when she was asked to do a emergency cell entry. >> i refused. and i emailed my doctor. as soon as i got out to the parking lot and let him know what had happened, he took me off of work and put me on disability that same day. >> reporter: she said she only received 50% of her pay while she was on disability but considers herself one of the lucky ones because multiple plaintiffs said they suffered miscarriages. >> it is just sad. i mean, i got to bring my babies home but not everybody did. >> reporter: the state civil rights department responsible for enforcing discrimination laws also filed its own lawsuit seeking a return to the pre-

2015 pregnancy policy. facing lawsuits in a bill to address the issue in 2020. the cdcr reverted to its to 15 policy but not before mcallen severed another incident while pregnant for the fourth time. >> a inmate fought and he -- he fought us. he broke the threshold. he punched and kicked and did everything he could. >> reporter: her baby survived but she hurt her back and cannot work for three years. the california department of corrections and rehabilitation refused to talk with us but said a settlement is in the works. and the proposed settlement will provide significant benefits to members of the settlement class and acknowledges that the underlying dispute the policies have ended. >> they all understand they signed up to what could be a very dangerous job. they are adults and appreciate that.

however, they did not sign up their children to be placed in this situation. >> reporter: they reached out to governor newsom's office asking for him to intervene. that never happened. his office told us they do not typically weigh in on matters involving active litigation. the lawsuit also expanded to include other female staff at the prison. more than 1000 women who are pregnant between 2015 and 2020 under cdcr's prior policy. with the investigative unit, i am held of taras. >> and if you have a story give us a call at 888999 tips. you can also see us at bay area.com/investigations. two off of yours tell us that companies move the goal posts. we are here to help and intercept your complaint.

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bringing in the football lingo. now it is up to you. we need you to score a touchdown with the sunshine. >> i think we did. >> bringing it in. compared to where we have been over the past couple of weeks, some nice weather is shaping up. we know the super bowl pre- activities are probably already beginning here on our friday night even though the game is not here. we know it is 49er territory no doubt. if you're headed out tonight, 52 here in san francisco. we have got a little bit of cloud cover but the big thing is a cold temperatures. 9:00 and 10:00 we are down here already into the 40s. bay area, 56. 49 at 8:00 p.m. for the inland valleys, currently 56 as well. 47 at 9:00 a.m. . and we are taking the heaviest 49ers coat. layer it up and you will be good to go this evening. here is the best part. high pressure is building in. we have not seen anything like

this in months in terms of a weather pattern that will certainly keep that storm track on the way. what a nice break after what we went through last weekend with that storm system. so, yes. trite weather is coming our way. tomorrow morning, upper 30s and lower 40s. get some errands done and go to the grocery store before sunday gets here. so if you are up early tomorrow a mix with a little bit of cloud cover. and 39 over towards the east bay. then as we head into the afternoon for tomorrow, 60 is coming back in. this will be nice after all this chilly temperatures. 64 in napa. low 60s in san jose to morgan hill. the only exceptions the coastline here, san francisco to half moon bay, you will be in the 50s. one of the big events tomorrow if you're in san francisco is the lunar new year celebration

in chinatown. 12:30 to 2:00. as we hit sunday first super bowl watch party back in the day, i do see some high cloud cover moving across. partly sunny to even some mostly cloudy skies at the coastline but that would not stop anything from happening. looking dry. low 60s on sunday. beyond this, we are looking at a storm system as we head into next weekend. okay? so by february 17th we are getting indications we could have a atmospheric reverie turning. the total is 1 to 2 inches. maybe even higher per our early estimates. and look at this. we may even get another one lining up after that. february 18th, 19th, and 20th we could go back into more of this wet weather pattern. look at this seven-day forecast. the weekend is coming in strong. dry weather monday, tuesday, and wednesday. we get into those rain chances beginning on friday.

so all and all, i think we scored a touchdown. like an interception. a touchdown. a field-goal. the whole thing. that is what this forecast. >> the whole thing. we are going to enjoy this sunshine and the 49ers win. we are less than 48 hours from the super bowl. anthony flores is going to join us with the final preparation. this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter.

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we are less than 48 hours from kickoff. the 49ers are taking on the chiefs in super bowl lviii. >> live from las vegas, anthony, are you nervous? give us the lowdown. >> reporter: hello from high atop rio las vegas. both teams held their final practices before they take the field on sunday in super bowl lviii. the 49ers continue to work out at unlv. now, they have had three practices since they arrived in las vegas but really the game plan was put in place last weekend in santa clara. they will have a final walk tomorrow around noon. there has been a lot of talk. this game is a rematch of super bowl liv won by the chiefs, but coach silas

shanahan said the past has nothing to do with this. >> that does not have anything to do with this game just like last week has nothing to do with this game. what your member is the game. and people for their rest of their lives will remember that game if you won that game and that is really all that matters. >> reporter: while the cheese continue their prep at the headquarters of the raiders, they have had a couple spirited practices. the defending super bowl champs are aiming for their third title in five seasons. all that when he has turned some nfl fans against the chiefs. it does not bother super bowl quarterback patrick mahomes. >> if you win a lot and that causes you to be a villain i am okay with it because i am going to enjoy the game and play as much as possible.

>> reporter: now, the super bowl is not the only big-time event happening here in las vegas this weekend. liv golf is teeing up for the first time. this is not the pga tour. it is perfect for las vegas. liv also has some of the game's gets players like mickelson. he respects the greatness of patrick mahomes but he is brooding for brock purdy in the 49ers on super bowl sunday. >> i got to meet and play with patrick mahomes a couple of times. i really love to see greatness in any sport but just because he is an arizona guy and how overlooked he has been his whole career i would love to see brock purdy do well. it seems like it would be amazing. >> reporter: now, a lot of players have asked, are they

going to enjoy the vegas nightlife? no. they are competing. not until after the final game. then they will decide if they are sticking around. as for the 49ers, they will have their final walk around tomorrow at noon. we heard from the studio earlier and i have one now. when it comes to me and shopping i have kind of fumbled the ball because i have not gone out and gotten you guys anything yet, but look where i am at. i am as close to the strip as i have been all week so there is hope that maybe i will go shopping. >> you keep teasing us. you keep teasing us. for the third night in a row. >> reporter: is it a las vegas shirt or a super bowl lviii shirt? >> super bowl. super bowl, of course. nothing elvis. i am just kidding. thank you, anthony. you have been doing a great job.

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ago. all four astronauts reported feeling good after the landing. a win for prince harry and his fight against the british media. the prince had settled a phone hacking lawsuit with a tabloid publisher. he first sued in 2019 and accused them of invading his privacy by hacking into his cell phone. two months ago the judge ruled that the prince's phone was in fact hacked. he was awarded thousands of dollars. now, harry has settled the lawsuit and will get $500,000 from them. harry is also involved in other cases against tabloid newspapers. what is coming up next? >> right now at 6:00 a emergency landing turns into a arrest. questions tonight about airport security. why can planes take off so easily? and there it is. a live look at allegiant stadium.

less than 48 hours until game day. we will check in with raj before the big game. the news at 6:00 start right now. thanks for joining us. i am jessica aguirre . >> and i am janelle wang. you see it right here. the plaintiffs ended up nosedown right there on a half- moon beach. we wanted to know how this happened. robert hand that joins us with what we are learning. >> reporter: it is business as usual at the pillow alto airport with numerous small planes taking off and landing but one plane that left the airfield thursday evening was not supposed to. according to the san mateo county sheriff's office, a 50- year-old man from florida still a single engine plane and

ultimately landed in half moon bay near poplar beach. pilots we talked to at pillow alto airport were surprised. >> initially unusual. you do hear about it every now and then. it is usually every few years. it does not happen that often. >> they said palo alto airport has a pretty straightforward entry procedure. >> so if you're a pilot, you will probably know how to get onto the field strictly. getting onto the airplane is another matter. many airplanes are unfortunately relatively easy to get onto. >> reporter: aviation expert mike mccarron agrees , saying it is not much different than stealing a car. >> we look at how he had access to the ramp when the aircraft was parked. >> reporter: the description of the flight and landing says a lot about the expertise needed to fly a getaway. >> down the beach. had it like landed sort of. and the tail went like --