tiffany, we are lending more about brock continuer's partying past? >> yes. first, i want to talk about his high school friend who is part of the band and her letter defending brock turner went viral and fans took notice. the band is now dropped from gigs asment said they do not want to be affiliated with thin who victim flames. on her facebook, she wrote she is deeply sorry. a high school guidance counselor apologized writing downer is undeserving of the outcome in a let are to the judge. today, she said she made a mistake. this as abc obtained photos showing turner's partying past. in court the family and friends claim three wasn't involved in drugs or alcohol before stanford. prosecutors say they found pictures showing turner holding a bond and smoking a hash pipe. they also say he sent dozens of text mentioning hard drug use. turner was sentenced to six positives in jail for sexually assault be on unconscious woman behind a dumpster last year. he is expected to serve only half of the time. the judge in the case has received death threats with a lenient sen

something else and survivors will not be supported at stanford and other places and people like brock turner will continueto go to school at stanford. there are people like brock turner crossing the graduation stage today. >> a judge convicted brock turner or sentenced him to six months in jail for sexually assaulting a fellow student on campus. with good behavior he could be out of jail in three months. >>> a car crash claimed the life of a bicyclist in campbell. a car and the cyclist collided. the cyclist died at the scene. we are working on getting more details as to exactly what happened. >>> 5:17. city of san francisco is battling an epidemic of car burglaries. police and prosecutors are blaming each other. the police say a new law that reduce felony crimes to misdemeanors is the result of the rise of robberies. police have not made enough arrests. only 2% of cases are solved. out of the more than 26,000 reports of break-ins last year, that's the most in the country on a per capita basis. >>> 5:18. time to get a look at that forecast with kari, see what the week holds. >> it looks nice. especially wh

anger over that light sentence, the six-month jail sentence given to brock turner continues to grow tonight. a series of online petitions have been launched in hopes of recalling the judge who issued the sentence, one that has more than 750,000 signatures. nbc bay area's robert handa has more about the new legal wheels that started turning today. >> reporter: well, the responses and the demands for response are coming from different directions, all stemming from the pain of an anonymous victim. today the district attorney's office says it is no longer commenting on the case. but as we reported, one of the last things a prosecutor did was share a text message from the victim herself to us. her words are pushing things forward. judge aaron persky is in the eye of an ever growing storm. the six-month jail sentence is generating effort to remove him from the bench. critics sig-- >> after he stood up. we saw she wasn't moving at all. talking briefly, then he started running away. >> reporter: a stanford law professor who started an online recall petition -- >> i simply think he applied the law i

brock. continuing our breaking news kumpl.ficers died this morning in a house fire. the department just wrapped up a press conference minutes ago. bob redell is joining us live from fremont. did we learn anything new about the condition of the injured officers? >> reporter: fremont police telling us, sam, that both officers are in the same respective conditions. the detective that was shot twice is still in stable. the first officer who had the initial contact with the suspect, he is still in critical condition. the officer out here saying that he is considered to be very hard working, relatively new to the force, only on the force one to two years. you're looking at the burned remains of this home here where the suspect accused of shooting those two men was holed up. that house you can see burned down and they did find the suspect in a closet. the body of that suspect in a closet in this home where he had been holed up since last night. and overnight starting around 11:30, negotiators did talk to the man on the phone, tried t

week we'll be on to something else and that survivors will continue to be not supported at stanford and other places and that people like brockner will continue to go to school at stanford, and we know that there are people like brock turner that are crossing the graduation stage today. >> at least one counter protester showed up saying graduation should be free of controversy. >>> in the biggest game of franchise history, things did not work out the way sharks hoped they would. adding insult to injury, the penguins raising the stanley cup on their ice. >> reporter: for the first time this post season they've suffered consecutive home losses, that means they also lose the stanley cup final. the sharks forced to play from behind, and they were trailing 1-0. logan couture, unassisted. it was a 1-1 game, but only briefly. 79 seconds later, kris letang. that one proved to be the game winner, a late empty netter. they win it 3-1, take the series, four games to two and hoist the stanley cup for the fourth time in franchise history. >> after all these years, to get this close and to taste it, the feeling right now? >> it's like, bei

brock. >> and i will continue to stand strong with you every time, every place and in every way that i can. >> reporter: before it was clear hillary clinton would shape the history, it was considered a question mark whether she could navigate california's primary. days before the election, an nbc news "wall street journal" marist poll found likely democratic primary voters slightly preferred hillary, 49-47. they polled all democratic voters and bernie bounced on top. then the voting happened and hillary won by 13 points. a landslide. >> the trick is always trying to figure out who is going to turn out on election day. >> reporter: melinda jackson says voters sentiment in california might have been even steven but that's not the same thing as voter behavior. >> sanders has had support from a lot of young voters and new voters who don't always reliably show up on election day. it really makes it difficult to predict. >> reporter: the right-leaning hoover institution nailed this one. he came in days before the primary and said this. >> there are a lot of things we don't know about this turnou

. >>> continuing coverage now in a story that continues to cause waves across the country. for the first time we are hearing brock turner's plea in his written words for leniency for the judge. >> he said he appears to blame the party culture on the stanford campus. not everyone is buying what he is saying. today in the bay bob redel is live from stanford with reaction from there. >> good morning. one female student put it to us like this, she said there are plenty of students who party and drink here at stanford university who do not commit sexual assault. she like others are outraged over that letter brock turner wrote to the court before receiving his six month jail sentence. he appears to blame the so-called party culture on campus for his criminal behavior. he was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman by a dumpster after a late night fraternity party over a year ago. the former stanford swim star said the team set no limits on drinking and he saw teammates taking girls back with them after parties. >> disappointed and disgusted to see this. i hope it's making people up, certainly myself, to h

and brock turner's sexual assault conviction sentencing continues to spur change. i'm chris sanchez in palo alto with what the sant clara district attorney is talking about today. i'm sam brock. =laura/4shot= =4shot= laura arc-cannon. ad lib toss to weather good morning, thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning. i'm some brack. >> welcome to summer. >> once again. >> another wednesday, average temperatures above 80 degrees. that's the average right now. >> yeah, that's for parts of the inland areas. also for the south bay. it will be well above that. we are looking at high heat for the next self days as we get ready for the weekend. take it in this morning as we are starting out with clouds and cooler temperatures. it's 49 degrees in the north bay, 58 degrees in the south bay and another sizzleer for the valleys, while the peninsula and the coastal areas in san francisco are feeling some warm temperatures, not that bad. we'll talk about what to expect headed into the weekend coming up in a few minutes. mike is tracking the san jose traffic. >> i am. we hav

brock turner faces another penalty for his crime, "usa today" reports that the swimming has banned him for life for competing in their events. >> new details coming down and we will continue to track the latest developments in the brock turner case with push alerts being sent out you can download. >> in the south bay a high school wrestling coach is in jail on charge he commit the lewd acts with a teen girl. he is the wrestling coach in san jose and coach as summer wrestling club at the school. the abilitieses involve a 14-year-old member of the summer club. the incident happened last month. he was arrested on wednesday. all the world will say final goodbye to the greatest, muhammad ali will be laid to rest in louisville. there is a private burial. at 11:00, a public memorial service is held at the kfc young center and streamed live. former president clinton and billy crystal will provide eulogies. ali died a week ago after a battle with parkinson's disease at 74. president obama will not attend the funeral because his daughter is graduating from high school today. you can see he pays tributes to the lunch end on facebook with this video. he spoke of impact in the world a

. >>> the backlash continues over the sexual assault the name -- sentencing of brock turner. jurors are refusing to serve in that judges courtroom. >>> ktvu fox news at 7 starts now. >>> good evening everyone. i'm ross palombo. >>> we are here tonight with new developments and more fallout regarding judge aaron persky.'s back judge -- one woman speaks out about her experience with him on the bench. kristina ran down is live.>>reporter: persky's controversy all sentence of brock turner has a lot of people fired up, including a woman we spoke with. schist us -- she says this is her first summons. when jackie castro showed up for jury duty in santa clara, she had no idea it would be inside judge aaron

. >>> 20-year-old former stanford swimmer brock turner is serving a sentence on campus as the controversy on the case continues to grow. he was sentenced to 6 months in county jail in part because he thought prison would severely affect him says the judge. >> it is affecting criticism as well as the way brock turner's family responded. heather holmes has the reaction. >> reporter: two -- petitions calling for the recall of superior coach judge aaron persky that handed down the sentence on thursday. he says that a prison term would have a "serious impact on the young man's life" he cited the fact that brock had no criminal history and expressed remorse for what he done. prosecutors had asked for a six- year sentence. but last week the former stanford student sentenced to six months in county jail and three years ' probation and ordered to register as sex offender for sexually assaulting an unconscious and intoxication indicated woman at a fraternity party. in a lengthy statement in court the victim described the aftermath of her ordeal and says because she was drunk and unconscious during the attack, she felt v

continues. >>> the embattled centex clare county judge in the brock turner cases taking time off. according to the san jose greenies, aaron persky was scheduled to go on vacation next week but he left on tuesday adding three days to his land time off. he has been under fire since giving former stanford swimmer, brock turner that six-month jail sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside a campus fraternity party. the santa clara county district attorney removed persky from a different sexual assault case, citing lack of confidence that persky could fairly participate in the hearing. >>> one year ago today the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley occurred. six young people were killed. that is when a fourth floor balcony at the library gardens apartment collapsed during a birthday party. this morning, the u.s. ambassador to ireland held a memorial for the. it was held in the front yard of the american embassy in dublin. that memorial included planting an apple tree and also unveiling a granite plaque within a description from the famed irish novelist, james joyce.

he'll join us as we continue our sharks coverage. >>> new twist in the brock turner sentencing. congresswoman jackie spear and vice president joe biden are now weighing in. the growing anger comes since we learned that turner will likely be released after serving three months of his six month sentence. we have the latest from the courthouse. >> reporter: turner is expected to be released on september 2nd, which is three months early. we also know from the sheriff's department he is being held in protective custody and being separated from the general population inside the jail. 20-year-old brock turner was found guilty of sexually assa t assaulting an unconscious woman. we're learning more about his party history through newly released court documents filed by prosecutors. in a letter to the judge he wrote coming from small town in ohio, i had never really experienced celebrating or partying that involved alcohol. he says he was influence bd by e party culture of the stanford swim team. documents show he has several text messages from high school referring to drinking, doing wee

. >> the outrage continues to grow over the sentencing of a student convicted of sexual assault. >> they plan to protest the brock turner case. kate cagle tells us what we can expect. >> reporter: nearly 1 million signatures around the world. if it doesn't force the judge out of office, a recall will. he sentenced brock turner for 6 months in jail for sexually assaulting a woman. >> the judge is the one who has to stand before the voters and be accountable for that. >> reporter: in court, a woman testified turner creeped her out because of his persistence at a party. the victim's sister identified him as the aggressive guy. he will get out before labor day, serving just 90 days for good behavior. >> the jail sentence is not always the most significant penalty in the case. >> reporter: bruce funk offered a different perspective on the case. a group of baseball players convicted of raping a young girl. he helped in the case. he believes he is a good judge who should keep his job on the bench. while turner is out of jail soon, he will live the rest of his life as a sex offender. >> any dreams that he had, it's never

in the media and next week we're on to something else and survivors will continue to not be supported. >> a judge convicted brock turner to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on campus. with good behavior, he can be out in three months. >>> let's turn our attention to something a little bit sunnier than all of this. kari has all of that. >> yes. we have such a warm weekend and we're getting ready for a cooling trend over the next couple of days. looking good now as you head out. here's a look at the microclimate forecast and a live look at the golden gate bridge. clearing in other spots. the clouds help to keep our temperatures down and a breezy wind as well. here's the view from the area as the clouds continue to clear out there. and temperatures are really warping up and in the peninsula and as we look at the underground weather sites, morgan hill is at 62 degrees while we have 76 degrees in santa clara and downtown san jose at 68 degrees. breaking in down for palo alto, at 3:00, we're at 71 degrees. very nice throughout the day. no need to blast the air conditioner all afternoon.

. >> as the nation continues to talk about whether brock turner sentence was too light this small community is still dealing with what happened to one of its own. in oak wood, abc 7 news. >> one of the founding fathers of venture capitol investment in silicon valley has died. perkins was one of the founding members of this firm in 1972. long before it was popular he invested in young start up in return for a stake in the company. jen tech was considered the bi biggest success. influence fostered the growth of company like google and am sochbility he died in marin county yesterday after long illness. thomas perfect kips was 84 years old. >>> san francisco police are trying to determine why a para transit driver ran over and killed his own passenger today. accident happened at geary and franklin in san francisco. carolyn tyler explains what happened. >> the victim had don't off this san francisco para transit van and was using her walker to cross the intersection at franklin street and geary boulevard around 10:45 this morning. >> made her way toward the front of the bus. at that point driver

. >> reporter: for brock turner, the question now is whether to continue with an ap there that usa swimminger for life, which would make him ineligible to make him compete in any events, including the olympic trials. >>> now at 5:00, airport chaos. shots fired and travelers scramble to safety. how this began as a domestic dispute. >>> muhammad ali leaves behind his fighting spirit. the final tribute to one of the last icons of the 20th century. >>> and we watched her grow up in the white house. a new phase for the obamas in washington as their eldest takes a new important step. >>> but we begin tonight with a woman attacked after leaving a metro administration. good evening. i'm barbara harrison. >> and i'm jim handly. first up, that attack happened after police tell us a man followed a woman from the new carrollton station. this evening they hope surveillance video will help track him down. darcy spencer live for us details. darcy? >> reporter: well, jim, that attack did not happen on metro property. from what we understand, the woman had gotten off the metro here at the new carrollton sta

continue to follow this story. we're not going to let it go. when brockls the case and if you're just joining us, that's what attorneys intended or indicated they intend to do or when he's up for parole, if he gelts out of jail for good behavior, we're going to be there to cover it but it's really the survivor in this story. it's her voice we wanted you to hear. at the beginning of our show, we heard a new text from the survivor of brock turner's attack and it was read by the prosecutor. have listen. >> i remain anonymous. yes, to protect my identity, but it is also a statement that all of these people are fighting for someone that they don't know. that's the beauty of it. i don't need labels, categories to prove i'm worthy of respect, to prove i should be listened to. i am coming out to you simply as a woman wanting to be heard. yes, there's plenty more that i'd like to tell you about me. for now, i'm every woman. >> i want to close this special part of our program with the survivor's own words to the judge. to girls everywhere, i am with you. on nights

out rage continues to grow over the sentence of a former stanford student convicted of sexual assault. >> as out raged students plan to protest the brock turner case during the graduation ceremony. >> there have not been any official changes to stanford's plan tomorrow, but we know some o carrierringringconnect 38400 . i was just very impressed with how spart he was and how hard he worked. >> one things he is a good judge who should keep his job on the bench. and although turner may be out of jail soon, he will be a registered sox offender for the rest of his life. but for some people it is not enough. >> the sense of sadness that people have is not going to go anywhere fast. >> we have not received any official remarks from stanford university, but activists want to make sure their presence is known. >> if you want to read all the information on the stanford rape case, just go to our website. >>> we're learning more tonight about the two men who were arrested earlier this week for the alleged rape and sexual assault of two young girls. one suspect's mother was just as surprised about these allegations as wn. >> reporter: with help fro

brock turner six months in jail for sexual assault. the sentence, they say is too lenient. the first time behind doors, the chanting continues. moments later they emerged. >> they did not interrupt the session so we weren't able to speak with the commissioners. >> brock turner's sexual assault survivor remained aa-anonymous. the group says they'll be her voice. now, judge persky declined to comment in this case. legal analysts say that would be inappropriate but we do know was informed. and the proceedings are closed. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> a former operating room technician at stanford hospital was sentenced today for sexual battery on some patients. he is charged with four felony counts. prosecutors say he groped four male patients. >>> neighbors sprang into action when a house caught fire today in hayward. a 16-year-old girl was trapped inside. a neighbor says he saw flames shooting out of the front of the home. a 17-year-old boy and his 8-year-old brother were able to owe get out on their own but their sister couldn't escape. neighbors were pushed back by heavy smoke. >> she was trapped inside. hopefully, low enough so no

brock turner six months in jail for sexual assault. the sentence, they say is too lenient. the first time behind closed doors, the chanting continues. moments later they emerged. >> they did not interrupt the session so we weren't able to speak with the commissioners. >> brock turner's sexual assault survivor remained aa-anonymous. the group says they'll be her voice. now, judge persky declined to comment in this case. legal analysts say that would be inappropriate but we do know he was informed. and the proceedings are closed. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> a former operating room technician at stanford hospital was sentenced today for sexual battery on some patients. he is charged with four felony counts. prosecutors say he groped four male patients. >>> neighbors sprang into action when a house caught fire today in hayward. a 16-year-old girl was trapped inside. a neighbor says he saw flames shooting out of the front of the home. a 17-year-old boy and his 8-year-old brother were able to owe get out on their own but their sister couldn't escape. neighbors were pushed back by heavy smoke. >> she was trapped inside. hopefully, low enough so

continues now. >>> a very good morning to you, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. more on the procession for officer katherman coming up in a few minutes. first, not a lot of wind means dangerous levels of smog, kari. >> yes, it's a spare the air day. it's an in the low 50s in the north bay. quickly warming temperatures once again, up to 92 degrees in the north day, 95 in the south bay as well as the tri valley and the peninsula to 87. a little bit better in san francisco, where it will be 76 degrees. we'll talk about what else to expect as we go into the ref this week and the weekend coming up as the heat continues. let's head over to mike. the macarthur maze looks good. >> it's a treat, we're looking at a smooth flow here. the map shows no real slowdowns that are unusual except for the tri valley. we zoom in now for the west 580. a big jamup as you're approaching duarte, clear from the center divide. a little distraction. that's the flow out of livermore towards the dublin interchange. folks making the cut through to avoid the dublin interchange, that's a good id

continues now. >>> thanks for joining us. >> i'm sack brock.ple usually come to vacation in the bay area, people may want to get out for temporary relief. >> the beach will be great, if you want to go swimming or relax on the sand and get some sun. it will be great for that. even though we start out with clouds there this morning, as you get a look at the daily city shot, it is 57 there, east bay, 57 and 51 in the north bay, but yes, it will be hot. you'll be running for air-conditioning today. 95 in the north bay, 97 in the south bay, and in the trial

brock turner. >>marty g:judge persky has had no comment on the backlash over the turner case because an appeal is pending. >>marty g:our coverage of this hot button issue continuesy g:on our website we have a page dedicated to the stanford rape case. >>marty g:there you will find court documents detailing brock turner's substance abuse prior to the rape. >>marty g:you'll also find more on the campaign to recall judge aaron persky from the bench. >>marty g:and the heartfelt letter vice president joe biden wrote to the victim in this case. it's all on kron 4 dot com. >>marty g:coming up. >>marty g:a mother and her son are reunited after *21-years. >>marty g:how san bernardino police eventually found the son is next on kron. >>marty g:for the weekend: >>marty g:it's the relay for life in san francisco. come out and walk in this event to help in the fight to end cancer. it's all happening at crissy field from 9:00 to 9:00. the event is free to attend. >>marty g:a moment 21 years in the making. >>marty g:a mother and son are reunited after her son was kidnapped by his father. steve hernandez was 18-months old when his father took him to mexico. >>marty g:his mother,

==gfx== ihere's nbc bay ares;'a sam brock w/ tonig;tsd reality icheck. ==take pkg== >> and i will continue to stand strong with you every time, every place and every way that i can. >> before it was clear, hillary clinton would shape the art of history, it was considered a question mark whether she could navigate california's primary. days before the election an nbc news wall street journal marist poll found likely democratic primary voters slightly liked hillary, 420947. when they poled all, bernie bounced on top. then the voting and hillary won by sp point, landslide. >> the trick is trying to figure out who will turn out on election day. >> political science professor brenda jackson says the sent nmt california might have been even steven but that's not the same thing as voter behavior. >> sanders has a lot of support from young are voters and new voters who don't always reliably show up on election day. it just makes it really difficult to predict. >> credit bill wailin of the right-leading hoover institution for nailing this one. he came on days before the primary and said this. >> th

continues now. >>> thanks for joining us. >> i'm sack brock. people usually come to vacation in the bay area, people may want to get out for temporary relief. >> the beach will be great, if you want to go swimming or relax on the sand and get some sun. it will be great for that. even though we start out with clouds there this morning, as you get a look at the daily city shot, it is 57 there, east bay, 57 and 51 in the north bay, but yes, it will be hot. you'll be running for air-conditioning today. 95 in the north bay, 97 in the south bay, and in the tri-valley today, 102 degrees, while san francisco, nice comfy, 76. we'll look at the rest of the week, as it gradually cools down, coming up in a few mijs. let's head over to mike now, no surprise for the south bay. >> typical slowing in san jose, no surprise for the tri-valley or east bay. we'll give you a note, any where south, highway 17, we know about the fires, if you don't, we hav a report coming up with the details on what shut down the freeway yesterday. right now, we have your slow lane

. >> we will continue to track the latest development in the brock turner case with push alerts thated for free in the phone's app store. in the south bay, a high school wrestling coach is in jail on charges he committed lewd acts with a teen girl. he is the wrestling coast in san jose, and he also coaches a speaker wrestling club at the school. thals involve a 1-year-old member of the summer club. the incident happened last month. he was arrested on wednesday. >> today, the world will say final goodbye to the greatest. muhammad ali will be laid to rest in louisville, tick tuck, with the funeral procession at can am ending at the cemetery for a private burial. a public memorial service will be held at the kfc young center and streamed live. former president clinton and billy crystal are expected to provide eulogies. he died a week ago after a battle with parkinson's disease at 74. >> president obama is honoring the legend, not earned attending the funeral because his daughter is graduating from high school today. you can see the video that he posted on facebook, president obama spoke

continues this .. way after a former stanford student and swimmer brock turner was sentenced for sexual assault and state lawmakers are asking for an investigation into misconduct, of possible misconduct of the judge in this case, aaron persky. the lawmakers are asking for the district attorney's office to review that six-month jail sentence which persky handed down. and dth all of that as a backdrop, we're learning more g aormation about brock turner and what he told the court. there appears to be holes in what he told the court. >> i'm not a legal expert but r sie appears to be a lot of holes in the 471 pages. i received it at 2:30 this dorning and i've been reviewing it all morning. a lot of troubling information and ar. we have reported about brock in a 's drug use and now we're te-ing pictures and other mindence and some of that evidence is troubling and in a letter to the probation department, turner wrote, says hg from a small town in ohio, i had never really experienced celebrating or phrtying that involved alcohol" and he says he was influenced by hie party culture of the baanford swim team. but

. >>> the outrage continues to boil over regarding the sentencing of brock turner. >> character witnesses who wrote letters in you support of turner are starting to regret it. abc news reporter steph gnaw ramos are the story. >> reporter: of the dozens of people who wrote character letters in support of brock turner, at least two of them have said they regret doing it. turner's high school guidance counselor kelly owens wrote to judge aaron persky saying he was a man of character and undeserving of the outcome. she's now apologizing. in a letter to the judge, turnerer wrote, coming from a small town in ohio i had never really experienced celebrating or partying that involved alcohol. before the former olympic hopeful was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on campus last year, prosecutors wrote to the judge saying he was drinking excessively and using drugs before he enrolled at school. prosecutors saying they discovered dozens of text messages to prove it, where turner brags about drinking and hard drugs. >> it's really remarkable that brock turner would write a letter

ktvu's cristina rendon in the newsroom with the continued backlash that includes jurors refusing to serve in the courtroom of the judge who sentenced brock turner. >> reporter: that's right, frank. judge persky's controversial six-month sentence for sexual assault has a lot of people fired up. the woman we spoke with said she didn't want her first experience in jury duty to be with a judge she felt was dishonorable. she had no idea -- >> it wasn't until they said to please rise for the honorable judge aaron persky that it finally clicked that i was in his courthouse. >> reporter: persky is under a firestorm for sentencing brock turner to six months after he was convicted for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. the maximum sentence was 14 years. it wasn't long before the woman told potential jurors he was recently part of a high-profile case. >> he said if there was anybody in the potential jury who had some feelings about him to raise their hand. that's when i did it. it was like his tone. >> reporter: the 19-year-old said she and four other people were required to give a reason for raising their hand. she says she told persky she

outrage continues to grow after the sentencing of a stanford swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting a woman. last week the judge sentenced brock turner to six months in prison. turner could have received up to ten years. critics say the judge was too lenient. >> it's like a little blink in his life and for this woman, you know, it's a lifetime of grief. >> turner could be out on probation as soon as three months from now. a new change.org petition calls for the judge to be removed. 230,000 people signed that petition. >> a child is stabbed in the middle of a bank robbery and police say the 32-year-old stabbed a 12-year-old boy in the back three times while he was waiting inside a wells fargo bank. that boy is in stable condition this morning. here is video from our chopper overhead of the bank yesterday. according to witnesses, the woman also robbed another person that was making a cash deposit. police caught the woman as she tried to run away from the scene. >>> san ramon police are hoping someone will recognize the voice of an armed robbery suspect. take a listen. >> open the cash register. open the cash register. >> that su

. >>> we continue to track breaking news of the sexual assault case involving brock turner.a different perspective on the former stanford swimmer. this photo of him smoking marijuana part of the evidence in a 400-plus page document. okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. 500-pages of court documents released in the sexual assault case involving former stanford swimm b >>> hours ago nearly 500 pages of court documents were released in the sexual assault conviction involving former stanford swimmer brock turner. damian joins us live with an update in moments. >>> i'm sam brock. first the weekend is so close we can taste it on this friday. it's going to be picture-perfect weather. 56 in the south bay. south bay, a lot of sunshine that stays with us all day long. temperatures with a high of 64 in san francisco. 74 in the peninsula. we'll take a look ahead to how hot it gets this weekend coming up. deju vu for 101 in san jose. >> here is our live look. 101 not looking bad as far a

brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> we'll have some hot weather, if you consider that good news. we've seen that all week long. it continues to go up as we get closer to the weekend. now as you head out, it's all clear and mostly cool conditions as you step out. 54 in san francisco and the north bay. 58 in the east bay and south bay. highs today will reach into the 80s. 90 in the north bay and tri-valley. 80 in the peninsula. we start out with coastal fog. also clouds in san francisco. we'll talk about what else is coming up this weekend. >> not blocking the toll plaza. the cash lanes are backing up. we don't have all the lanes open. the flashing lights. you had a tow truck just moved out of the roadway. that is an earlier crash. no problems. our maps see no slowing. that is the bay bridge approach. giants play tonight in the city. going to add to the volume around the area. no real slowing. i'll come up the next report and tell you what i encountered in fremont. >>> a shake-up few predicted. people of great britain are reshaping the european union. >> that prompted the prime minister to resign. >> reporter: there is a sen

"today in the bay" continues now. >>> a very good morning to you, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. more on the procession for officer katherman coming up in a few minutes. first, not a lot of wind means dangerous levels of smog, kari. >> yes, it's a spare the air day. it's an in the low 50s in the north bay. quickly warming temperatures once again, up to

continues. more backlash this evening about a former stanford swimmer found guilty of rape. last week, a judge sentenced brock turner to six months in jail. now there's a petition to remove that judge. this comes as two separate letters, one from the victim and another from turner's father, are going viral. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is on the stanford campus this evening with the latest. >> the sentencing has caused a lot of outrage on campus. >> reporter: many students and faculty members are in disbelief after a former swimmer was sentenced to six months in jail instead of a maximum punishment of ten years in prison. 20-year-old brock turner was found guilty of raping a woman on the stanford campus last january. he could be out on probation in as early as three months. >> is this going to be like a little blink in his life. for this woman, it's going to be a lifetime of grief. >> reporter: in a powerful letter to the judge which has gone viral, the victim urged the court for strict sentencing, saying in part, you took away my worst, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety, i'm intimacy, my confidenc

continue to climb. >> pam:and it's calling for the victim >> vicki: to six months for raping an unconscious student. defends brockturner and slams the accuser. this is it on facebook - brock turner family support page. on it - posts referring to turner as the quote - real victim. with an the accuser that refuses to come forward. calling it a conspiracy to keep the ex swimmer from realizingand this post blaming the victim assault - if you aren't looking just today - turner's lawyer says the family is not behind but as you can imagine - people have come un-hinged over this. they've even created a counter- group calling on facebook to delete the "brock turner family support" page. and on the flip side - get ready for this giant billboard going up soon. a women's organization calling for the removal of santa clara judge aaron persky, who some say- let turner off with too light a sentence. pam, steve? the city of san francisco is 25- thousand car break-ins. just last year. >> steve:the grandy issued report after its nine month review. and as kron four's spencer blake reports, the findings also comes with suggestions.

brock turner says is to blame. he says the party culture at the university fueled the attack. >> bob redell joining us live from stanford this morning. this is a case that continueslash across the country. now it's reaching the halls of congress. good morning. >> good morning to you there in that letter to the court, brock turner, the former swim star here at stanford does appear to blame his criminal behavior on what he calls the so-called party culture on campus. in that letter he goes on to write to the judge, "the swim team set no limits on partying or drinking. i saw the guy take full advantage for these circumstances while what is shown to do the same. i witnessed countless times the guys go to party and meet girls and take the girl they just met go back with them. turner was convicted and sentenced to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman by a dumpster on campus early last year after a late-night fraternity party. >> there are plenty of people who drink and don't rape other students. >> he takes very little responsibility. this is a "i'm sorry you're hurt "letter. >> he wrote he was from a small town in ohio with little party expe

continues. >>> judge aaron persky, the embattled santa clara county judge in the brock turner case, is taking time off from the bench. according to the mercury news, judge persky was scheduled to go on vacation next week but he left work on tuesday, adding three extra days to his planned time off. judge persky has been under fire since giving armor stanford swimmer, brock turner, a six-month jail sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside the campus frat party. this week, this sent a clown to carry district attorney removed judge persky from a different sexual assault case citing a lack of confidence in the judge that he could fairly participate in the hearing. >>> today marks one year since the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. six young people were killed when a fourth floor balcony at the library gardens apartments gateway during a birthday party. many of the victims were students from ireland. this morning, the u.s. ambassador to ireland held a memorial for the victims and for the american embassy in dublin. the memorial included planting an apple tree and unveiling

continues tonight. >> vice-president joe biden has written an open letter to the woman sexually assaulted by the former stanford swimmer, brockurner. he said i don't know your name but your words are forever seared on my soul. this is in response to her open letter describing the attack. contrary to turner's claim he had never used drugs or alcohol before college, a sentencing report obtained by abc news contains texts and photos from his phone showing that he indeed had. >>> 23-year-old devonte sanford from detroit getting his first taste of freedom. nine years in prison nor crimes he didn't commit. just 14 when he confessed to killing four people in detroit it turns out that confession was forced after another man admitted to pulling the trigger. sanford said he is not resentful. >> that's all i really wanted is my freedom. so i am trying to move forward and put it behind me. >> sanford looking forward to learning how to drive and spending time with his family. >>> a muslim prayer service today in louisville, kentucky the start of two days of memorials to honor the life of muhammad ali. ali insisted that he wanted the tradi

brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> we'll have some hot weather, if you consider that good news. we've seen that all week long. it continues

continue at nbcbayarea.com. it's a good resource here. you can read the victim's letter to brock turner, as well as more details on the recall of the judge and why some say the protests could set a dangerous precedent for future judges. that's all on our website and our free app. >>> a san quentin correctional officer is recovering after being attacked by a death row inmate. he jumped a correctional officer last night as he was being returned to the cell after a shower. he slipped out of an open handcuff and used it to hit the officer several times. the officer suffered a significant facial injury but it expected to make a full recovery. >>> on the verge of graduation but now paralyzed. how a local community is coming together to support a popular high school athlete. >>> a construction worker is stabbed to death in san francisco while her co-workers do all they can to help, including following the suspect. i'm christie smith. we'll tell you what police are saying coming up. >>> good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're tracking a red flag fire warning over marin, napa

. >> reporter: for brock turner, the question is whether to continue with an appeal and risk a new trial and possibly a new sentence. online, a petition circumstancelating to recall the judge now has 1 million signatures. here in the legal community of palo alto, prosecutors and defense attorneys are arguing that this decision was within the bounds of the law and should be respected. >> gadi schwartz, thank you very much. >>> a small plane crashed in houston on thursday, killing all three people onboard. the plane slammed into hardware store. and you hear air traffic controllers ordering the pilot to abort its first attempt. and the tower urging a more urgent warning. >> you might be too high. >> okay. we'll go around then. >> ma'am, straighten up. straighten >> the pilot may have approached the runway at too high a altitude. >>> the delay in approving money to fight zika is impeding efforts to fight the virus. the director of the cdc says epidemics can spread in days and weeks. and the sooner congress acts, the better. the obama administration has requested $1.9 million. st ika is sprea

outrage continues to grow over the sentencing of brock turner. ex-stanford swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on campus. more than a quarter million people have now signed a petition to recall a judge aaron persky, three times more than yesterday morning. his sentence was six months in jail. let's go over to sue hall for a look at your morning commute. >>> a lot of slow traffic still out there this tuesday morning. a couple of problem spots. this motorcycle has been out there for quite some time. a solid line of traffic into the bay bridge. we've had a cummiouple incident 80. they're expecting an hour delay. highway 92 one-way traffic. >>> thank you, sue. mike nicco has your bay area forecast when we come back. >>> and good morning. i'm still using the umbrella because the drizzle is heavier this morning. it's about 56 in san francisco. half moon bay 55. the rest of the day falls into line with sunshine just about everywhere. mostly sunny conditions away from the coast noon through about 7:00 when the clouds come up. 60

judge aaron persky continues to face backlash for the six month sentence that he gave the attacker, brocksuccessfully removed that judge from a brand new sexual assault case. that happened just a little earlier this week. turner's sentencing cited as a cause for concern in that request. in the meantime, more than a thousand stanford alumni urged the california commission on judicial performance to remove persky from the bench and another million signatures were forwarded from an activist organization to that commission. i want to discuss what's happening in this case with cnn's kyung lah and paul callan and former florida circuit court judge, alex. first to you, kyung, the documents gietting inside the head to what led him to make the decision to sentence this young man so lightly. >> getting inside his head is the exact perfect explanation for why these transcripts that were recently released are really so revealing. these are transcripts from the june 2nd sentencing hearing. we are only just recently coming across this this week these transcripts recently being released to the media. wh

continues now. a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock.draymond gray was money green last night. earning that paycheck. kari hall, you're checking out our temperatures. they are coming down a bit. >> yes. you will be so happy to know it won't be as hot as we go into the next several days. we start out with clouds and fog. that will help us out, especially along the coast and in san francisco where you still see those clouds for a little bit longer today. look at those inland areas in the south bay, north bay as well as tri-valley into the 80s today. 70s for the inner bay

continues now. a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. draymond gray was money green last night. earning that paycheck. kari hall, you're checking out our temperatures. they are coming down a bit. >> yes. you will be so happy to know it won't be as hot as we go into the next several days. we start out with clouds and fog. that will help us out, especially along the coast and in san francisco where you still see those clouds for a little bit longer today. look at those inland areas in the south bay, north bay as well as tri-valley into the 80s today. 70s for the inner bay and 60s in san francisco. i'll talk about that and what to expect. what is going on in the south bay? >> we have your build northbound 101 here at 680. we expect this. i want to warn folks heading up into san jose before santa clara, there is a crash and that maybe blocking one lane. heading down toward san mateo bridge, 880 shows a bit. we'll give you a look at the san mateo bridge. smooth flow on 92 westbound. low clouds hovering around. >>> a doedly late night car cras

continues to gain interest across the country. here's kpix 5's betty yu with information revealed in newly released court documents. >> reporter: 20-year-old former stanford swimmer brock turner is serving six months for three counts of sexual assault. before the decision came down, he wrote to the judge saying he was so sorry for his actions. turner's conviction dates back to a frat party on stanford campus last year. witnesses describe the victim as lying on her back motionless while turner sexually assaulted her near a dumpster. but in new court documents obtained by cbs news, brock doesn't take full responsibility. and instead, he blames the party culture and risk taking that i briefly experienced in my four months at school h had the probation report reveals that brock's blood alcohol content was .13%. he admitted to drinking seven beers and a couple of swigs of fireball whiskey before meeting the victim. at the time of the report last month, the victim herself said, i want him to be punished but as a human, i just want him to get better. he doesn't need to be behind bars. >> reporter: in a letter that has now gone viral, she shows a change of heart. the probation

i want to continue this conversatition and post it onlie because i want to ask you what happened right before brock sentenced. a fascinating story that links to what we're seeing today. michele landis dauber, stanford law professor, leading the recall campaign against aaron persky, santa clara county superior court judge. that does it for our show. we have two job openings. go to democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from

continue their investigation. >>> prosecutors do not plan to appeal the lenient sentence given of a former stanford university swimmer who sexually assaulted a woman despite public outrage. brock turner was only sentenced to six months in a county jail. and probation. with good behavior he could be out by labor day but he will have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. >>> a michigan man free after serving nearly nine years for murders he did not commit. a judge ordered davontae sanford released and his conviction vacated. sanford was just 14 when he was arrested for killing four people at a drug house and pleaded guilty in what his lawyers call a false confession. a professional hit man has now taken responsibility for those murders. >>> in maryland, some firefighters rest eed one of thr own while battling a house fire. the firefighter injured on the second floor and had to be helped to a ladder. he was treated at a local hospital for minor burns and exhaustion. the fire started on that second floor and spread to the attic. the house was vacant at the time. authorities are investigating the cause of that blaze. >>> from the sports world, maria sharapova says

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