it is for rebeca armendariz stemming from a halloween party at her home last year. the shooting killed an 18-year-old and seriously injured a second teenager. investigators looked into the case and whether the city could take any action beyond the criminal investigation. yesterday the city released a 120 page report. it says armendariz violated multiple city ordinances, including one meant to curb underage drinking and another requiring special permits for this type of party. some community members have called for armendariz to be removed from the council, but the mayor says outside of the citations, there's little else they can do. >> removal? >> no, that was the whole point of the statement that i was trying to make is to inform the public this has nothing to do with the course and scope of a councilmember. >> in a text exchange, she says she plans to repeal. >>> also in the south bay, investigators are working around the clock to figure out what caused that massive fire in san jose, the one that burned down the home depot store to the ground. fire crews are still

armendariz assisted her son and nephew in organizing the event, which included consumption of alcohol by underage guests. armendariz faces 10 citations, including violating gilroy's social host ordinance and failing to obtain a special event permit. the mayor said that while it's been heart wrenching to hear pleas from the community to take action against her absent affiliated conviction, only the voters have the power to remove a council member from office. we're following a developing story right now. pg and e says today's blustery winds have left nearly 10,000 bay area customers without electricity. here's a look now at the power outages a list by the area. the most affected area is the peninsula right now where there are more than 3300 customers without power. there are nearly 3000 affected customers in the south bay nearly 1700 in san francisco , about 1600 in the north bay and more than 400 customers without power in the east bay. in total, the outages affecting nearly 24,000 customers. the utility has not provided any further details. it certainly has been the talk of the town

. >> an independent investigator that the city hired found the gilroy councilwoman rebeca armendariz helped plan the party miners were drinking at the event the night ended with 4 teenagers shot. one died. another was left seriously wounded. the city of gilroy says community members have been asking if the council member loser spot over the shooting, but the city says it can only cite her for breaking eunice abul codes and it will not remove her title. but the council woman and the city of gilroy are facing civil cases in court over the events that night. that our coronavirus coverage and the city of philadelphia is reinstating its indoor mask mandate ahead of the busy weekend upcoming. the city's health commissioner says businesses will have a week now to give customers a heads up before the mandate goes back into effect on monday of next week. this comes as the city's reporting, more than a 50% increase in positive covid cases over the past 10 days. philadelphia is the first major u.s. city to reimpose an indoor mask mandate since the omicron wave. 72 people who attended the grid i

speed to thank you for joining us with that message, we appreciate it, irene armendariz-jackson. movie set tragedy and one clip, alec baldwin following the accidental shooting that killed helena hutchins and entered the film director. >> what is interesting that the commentary, we have done this for two weeks and we have done at the right way everyday. and it is as clear as a bill, the gun goes off. it is supposed to be a fake gun. >> carley: he cannot understand how a live ground found its way unsaid. a body camera video shows first responders desperately trying to save hutchins life before the director was rushed to the hospital. >> todd: johnny depp wrapping up the defamation trial against his ex-wife with this wild audio recording. take a listen. >> i'm sorry the last time it got crazy between us. i really did think i was going to lose my life and i thought you would do it on accident. >> come on! beco it was a fair fight. and it was a jury and judge thing. i am the victim. we went the extra's former house manager testified yesterday. he saw no injuries on amber heard after t

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gilroy's mayor said that an investigation has determined that rebecca armendariz assisted her son andizing the event, which included consumption of alcohol by underage guests carries faces. 10 citations. the mayor said that only the voters have the power to remove a council member from office in san francisco d a s office says it's taking action against the law firm that it says files fraudulent lawsuits against small businesses. district attorney chase boudin made that announcement at magical ice cream in chinatown. d a says the ice cream shop is among 250 small businesses targeted by the san diego based law firm potter handy. the law firm potter handy developed a model of suing small, often immigrant owned businesses for alleged violations of the americas with disabilities act. potter handy has intentionally and repeatedly targeted economically vulnerable businesses. typically cannot afford the cost of going to court. of hiring lawyers. or dealing with the legal process, especially during the pandemic. the civil prosecution lawsuit is being filed jointly with the los angeles distric