bivens and green were both denied bail and are due back in court in late july. jackson is scheduled to be sentenced for that weapons charge on july 10th. in the newsroom, brooks jarreau's, ktvu fox two news. all right, brooks, thank you. an investigation is underway in solano county after a small plane crash that killed two people. this happened near the rio vista municipal airport just before noon today. an aerial view showing the wreckage of that single engine plane in a field both people on board were killed. the faa and ntsb are looking into the crash. san francisco sheriff deputies will start patrolling the tenderloin south of market and civic center plaza before the end of this month. as christian captain reports, it is the latest effort to confront the city's fentanyl crisis. san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto made the announcement this morning that he would be activating his 130 person emergency services unit on a six month deployment to areas where open air, drug dealing and use have been a persistent problem. we are announcing today for the sheriff's

a native americans lived by hunting these wild animals. colonists slaughtered the bivens and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo dead is in india and gone, said colonel richard dogs, a veteran of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically. the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army general phillips sheridan expressed the evidence of this policy in the infamous words. the only good india is a dead indian. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been a majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the schools wells are painful. now these are live in a chance or they will find some alternative. um, you know, liquids, a lot of the homeless are sleeping on porches. there is one church what the charges that's a frequent downtown asleep on the purchase of the church. the, the one church put up a fence all the way around the church. you know, it seems the homeles

bivens set to see a judge this morning.y his family told us the decision to drop other enhancements. also today, a hearing is scheduled in the case against the former san josÉ police union executive director accused of drug trafficking. an investigation found she distributed drugs around the country and received dozens of shipments of fentanyl to her home from hong kong, hungry and singapore. she allegedly used the union's ups account and a union email in some of those transactions. >>> it's 6:36 right now. thieves walked out with more than $50,000 worth of bikes last week, and here's a surveillance to show you that break in. it happened at the chain reaction bicycle store along el camino real last thursday. the owners also say they think at least one of the suspects was in the store before casing out that area. >> they knew what they wanted. >> yeah, they knew exactly the bikes they were going for. >> another business owner in the area said their store was also broken into. owners say they want to see more police in that a

and bivens as the west, wants to make sure their competition doesn't fear into conflict. daniel ellsberg was the man who we, the pentagon papers, has died of cancer at the age of 90. 2. ellsberg was a military analyst when in 1971, he released a thousands of documents to the us media that showed success. the administrative sions have lied to the public about the vietnam war. and the united nations has condemned human rights violations, as fighting between sedans, army and a rival paramilitary force enters it's 3rd month, or then $2000000.00 people have been displaced since the conflict broke out. in april, at least 2000 have been killed, including a prominent governor from the remote west are for region, the government. so most of the above good, publicly accused students bet i'm going to tell you that. but support forces d r i says, well killing civilians, invest food a few odds later. the others did him. and then he was killed. the united nations who won dyke's office in geneva, that's called for just as old. that is responsible for this killing must be held to account,

will stay in public for much short the time she's, she's time is shortened by this outpouring of bivens and by this unpredictability, a lot of people in the russia including his own supporters, including this, they dropped a single, say, put in the seems to be out of control, so we'd better kind of roll over and move somebody to the sidelines. we a think that's all there is a suspicion that she is weak. this is something that's i think the suction dictatorship of such a dictatorships usually do not survive. the law and looking ahead, could this split have an effect on the outcome of the war and ukraine? slow. i'd say that's uh, i'd be surprised if the ukrainians do not to use the self. what's in it to uh, to uh, basically, and homes their, their, their, their offensive and try to strike at the points. well, the rush or the, i mean now will be definitely distracted by what goes on a. so just, it may have a very significant effect. if the ukrainians use these charles on the battlefield a but we don't know when that house was still i would say that. uh i, i, i venture again. that's people

bivens and green are facing life in prison if convicted and accused of ambushing another vehicle in november 2021 with an ar-15 style rifle. they shot into the car that wu was riding in and the life cut short. >>> the memorial is growing with flowers and prayer canvas near the site. this is the scene in that morning with the police responding to the crash scene fo1:00the junileale and cooperating with investigators at this hour. if you are keeping track, this is the problem in the san jose neighborhood with this the 12 pedestrian death so far this your loan. >>> part of the san francisco neighborhood closed up due to the water main break after 7:00 this morning and avoid the area of castro street . those within one block radius of their reports from their homes. the muni buses have been rerouted. >>> a truck carrying trash causing a major traffic backup. the big rig overturned on 680 with right now two lanes locked at 680 north. there is no word on when that will reopen. >>> the san jose city council approved the land to open the safe parking site despite quite a few objections with the larg

extermination of vice of native americans live by hunting these wild animals, colonists slaughter the bivens, and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo did, he's in india and gone, said colonel richard dogs, a veteran of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically. the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army general phillips sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the infamous words. the only good india is that dead indians, the genocide of native americans of north america, lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been a majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the, the, the, in the best people are the same. we're looking at it off would be to care for to be done more thing and add out on the new a devil young. she has killed the as long as she goes from nationally, less into this. so this is also called in that culture. he's upset, gloss is all the students keep off the fun. osborne and far from being

on murder charges with special gang enhancements, but not special circumstances. 24-year-old ivory bivens and 22-year-old trevor green are charged in the murder. they face up to life in prison if convicted. jasper wu was just shy of two years old when he was killed by stray gunfire and what has been described as a gun battle between rival gangs on 880 in oakland back in 2021. the suspects are accused of ambushing another vehicle with an ar-15 style rifle. while the member tried to shoot at the other vehicle, they shot at the car jasper wu was in, killing him. what are the other people in the other car is facing felony charges of possession of a firearm. you may remember that the family of jasper wu and supportive from the community have rallied, calling on district attorney pamela price, to make the maximum sentence allowable under the law. in march, she ordered her office to stop using and other enhancements to extend prison time, except in extreme circumstances. in a statement, she says "we will continue to hold these men accountable for the serious charges that will likely landed behin

predecessor, but the remaining murder charges and gang enhancements could still put 24-year-old ivory bivens and trevor green away for the rest of their lives if they are convicted or jasper wu was shy of two years old when he was caught in the crossfire of what investigators call a rolling gang battle along 880. earlier this year price ordered her office to stop using enhancements to extend prison time in just about all cases. that prompted this. rallies and protests both for and against price ahead of the wu charging decision. we talked to a former federal prosecutor tonight who said that gang enhancements that pamela price allowed could work to her advantage. >> the gang allegation allows a prosecutor to explain why this happened, what motivated this, what is going on in this gang that left us with this tragedy. >> a third man who was believed to have been the target is charged with felony possession of a firearm. >>> we turn to oakland. look at this. this neighborhood in east oakland looked like a junkyard of stolen and burned-out cars. this is what it looked like just a few weeks ago in

. >> reporter: 24-year-old ivory bivens and 22-year-old trevor green face murder charges with special gang enhancements, convictions that could mean sentences of 265 or 175 years respectively. the alameda county district attorney's office has decided not to seek the death penalty. >> it is a very straightforward decision. it's exactly what i would expect from any prosecution office in the state. some counties prosecute under the death penalty and seek special circumstances, but that doesn't mean that they always do in every murder case no matter how tragic. >> reporter: former prosecutor tony brass says the decision is exactly what he would expect from most california district attorneys and he notes that the gang enhancement will likely have a significant effect on how the case is prosecuted. >> the gang allegation in particular also is an evidentiary advantage. the gang allegation allows a prosecutor to explain why this happened, what motivated this, what's going on in this gang that left us with this tragedy. >> reporter: district attorney pamela price has faced criticism from those

the bivens justice department went out of his way to protect his son. from the investigative, the whistle blowers claim, the body department of justice is intervening. and over stepping when it comes to the investigation of the president sun, despite whistle blowers described as a clear cut case for tax liability on these payments. iris investigators say they found themselves hands strong internally. the testimony we have just released details, a lack of us attorney independence, recurring unjustified delays and use will actions outside the normal course of any investigation. a lack of transparency across the investigation and prosecution teams and bullying and threats from the defense council. this was a campaign of delay divulge, and denied the lives of low se onto a bite of tax evasion on receipt of for money. they back soon as early as 2014, however successive the us attorney's seem to be unable or unwilling to bring charges against the present son. they have also testified about possible s b, i involvement and cover the evidence that by the propert

bivens had nothing to do with this case. >> reporter: the other defendant, trevor green, is facing 175 years in prison if convicted. a third suspect who's been ruled a victim by a judge will face a felony firearm charge. in a statement price says, we will continue to hold these men account an for the serious charges that will likely land them behind bars for the rest of their lives. >>> investigators are dismissing the case against two men charged with arson and mutilation in the east bay. all this as part of the fallout from those racist text scandals rocking the antioch police department. police believe they did build a strong case against ashton mentovle and deangelo boone last october, but the case against them relies heavily on the work of antioch officers associated with those racist texts. as a result, the contra costa county district attorney's office says it no longer has confidence in the integrity of the prosecution and says they will dismiss the charges. >>> update on a gut-wrenching story on the peninsula. twin girls orphaned after their parents were killed in a car crash.

on murder charges with special gang enhancements, but not special circumstances. 21-year-old ivory bivens and 22-year-old trevor green are accused of firing at another car with an ar-15 style rifle during what's described as a gunbattle between rival gangs on interstate 880 in oakland. investigators say one of those on bullets went into the car wu was riding in, killing the toddler who was just shy of 2 years old. so the case has been a flash point of controversy, to say the least, leading to protests both in support and against d.a. pamela price. community leader carl chan says the wu family is trying to understand still what these charges mean. >> they are hoping and making sure that there will be justice for the family, but in addition, they want to say thank you for those who have been really caring and still sending love to the family. >> carl has been with the family since the start of all this. wilson walker did get some insight from a former federal prosecutor on the d.a.'s highly anticipated decision. >> reporter: a lot of attention on district attorney pamela price, the jasper w

president donald trump meantime, who's currently facing different criminal charges has slammed hunter bivens. please deal by discuss this area with the tokyo, who is the steve mold, spoke who commented about the unusually lenient treatment that president biden sign is receiving by the us court system. i don't think the timing of the announcement is any co incidence, either this investigation over these 2 simple pretty obvious charges, a tax evasion and and having a gun when you're you filling out of application and you put false statements. not saying that you're uh, addicted to drugs, and therefore you haven't gone under uh illegal, a pre test. it took 5 years, 5 years, but 10 days after donald trump is indicted and could face hundreds of years in prison sentences for what he's being charged with. um they, they come out and they finally finish the investigation. us attorney in delaware just said, he said, despite what the biden attorneys are saying that this clause is, is a hug divide in case it does not. so he's leaving it open for future charges or whatever, but now justice has not been,

violence and systematic braces and thousands of police have theme deployed across from us. present. jo bivens has condemned the supreme court ruling that universities and colleges must stop considering race. when introducing new students, harvard university had been accused of discriminating against asian american applicants in order to increase representation from other minority groups. or the court has effectively added affirmative action and college admissions. and i strongly, strongly disagree with the course decision because affirmative action is so misunderstood. i want to be clear and make sure everybody's clear about what the law has been and what it has not been until today. many people wrong, we believe that affirmative action allows fun, qualified students on qualified students to be admitted had a qualify students. this is not, this is not how college admissions work. some of russia's highest ranking generals haven't been seen in public since the volume the media. the last saturday. you asked me to report, say, russia's security service, the f s b will, and top general valerie gra

extermination of bites of native americans lived by hunting these wild animals. colonists slaughtered the bivens and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo dead is in india and gone, said colonel richard, a veteran of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically. the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army general phillips sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the infamous words, the only good india is a debt. indeed, the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been a majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with all school winning film director. all of us go known as new release, new k. and now i have noticed that the some scientific of scholarly papers are reducing the numbers previously thought of as being affected by radiation near the power stations. but when i said con

the some of these f, b i don't to minutes which you've been pointing the finger at bivens and government and ukraine, the $5000000.00 bribes from the energy companies we've known above this for months and the next. finally, it gets to the f. b. i am, what do you find? you find ted cruz during this award winning performance of some of the believe suppression in democracy? it's are trying to tear apart this f b i guy has not been actually reviewed anything above these documents, but there is a conspiracy within the fbi. i stuff in your most demo for us to not get this guy get this person dale. i'm not, i'm not convinced that they, the corruption of the binding family is going to be a point of inflection when it comes to you trained, george, we're rapidly running out of time. i know you want to jump in. yeah, i think so. i am the, the buying lodge. there is a consensus among of both political bodies and i made america's a leads to keep this little guy come is going against the consensus. but as we know with trump is always very difficult to know which way he's going to go is the, i think he

president donald trump meantime, who's currently facing different criminal charges has slammed hunter bivens. please bill and i discussed it earlier in the program with a photo host the mold spoke to come and step out of the unusually lenient treatment . the president biden's son is receiving from the us quotes just i don't think the timing of the announcement is any co incidence. either this investigation over these 2 simple, pretty obvious charges, a tax evasion and, and having a gun. when you're, you filling out of application, you put false statements. not saying that you're uh, addicted to drugs, and therefore you haven't gone under uh illegal. a pretest, it took 5 years, 5 years, but 10 days after donald trump is indicted and could face hundreds of years in prison sentences for what he's being charged with. um they, they come out and they finally finish the investigation. us attorney in delaware just said, he said, despite what the biden attorneys are saying, that this clause is, is a hug divide in case it does not. so he's leaving it open for future charges or whatever. but now justic

it's important to remember that the person who handle this prosecution is not ad joe bivens department of justice. it is in fact, david weiss, the us attorney in delaware, who was appointed by former president trump. so it was a republican us attorney appointees who stayed on the job specifically to handle this case. and merit garland, the attorney general has not interfered with him in any way. so this is a deal that a republican appointee made with a 100 biden's lawyers and 100 biden is in fact being treated fairly personally. it is the us attorney has said, however, that the investigation is ongoing. so i suppose it's possible there will be more to come, but that seems very unlikely. and this should be the end of this matter. but there are probably, i think are going to be happier with this result because it gives them something else to y'all about on the campaign trail. look 100 right. and clearly a very troubled guy. and he had some very high paying clients who seemed to pay him, in fact, largely because his name to 5. but there is no suggestion that joe biden was involved, which

last week or so on the some of these f, b, i don't to minutes, would you been pointing the finger at bivens involvement in ukraine? the $5000000.00 bribes from the energy companies we've known above this for months and the net. finally, it gets to the bill. and what do you find you find to produce during this award winning performance of somebody believes that passion and democracy, it's are trying to tear apart this f b i guy has not been that shouldn't be at any 2nd above these documents. but there was a conspiracy within the f. b. i stuff in your most democrats to not get this guy get this present deal. i'm not, i'm not convinced that they are the corruption of the binding family is going to be a point of inflection when it comes to train. george, we're rapidly running out of time. i know you want to jump in. yeah, i think so. i am the, the by lodge. there is a consensus among both political bodies in a me, of america's the leads to keep this little guy, chrome is going against the consensus. but as we know with trump is always very difficult to know which way it is going to go. is he, i

president donald trump meantime, who's currently facing different criminal charges, has slammed hunter bivens. please bill and i discussed it earlier with the program with a full show who is the multiple to come and step out of the unusually lenient treatment . the president biden's son is receiving from the us cold system. i don't think the timing of the announcement is any co incidence, either this investigation over these 2 simple pretty obvious charges, a tax evasion and, and having a gun when you're you filling out of application and you put false statements. not saying that you're addicted to drugs, and therefore you haven't gone under uh illegal, a pre test. it took 5 years, 5 years, but 10 days after donald trump is indicted and could face hundreds of years in prison sentences for what he's being charged with. um they, they come out and they finally finish the investigation. us attorney in delaware just said, he said, despite what the biden attorneys are saying that this clause is it the hug divide in case it does not. so he's leaving it open for future charges or whatever, but now ju

extermination of bites of native americans lived by hunting these wild animals. colonists slaughtered the bivens and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo dead is in india and gone, said colonel richard, a veteran of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically. the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army general phillips sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the infamous words. the only good india is a dead indian. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been a majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the welcome back. across stock. were all things are considered on peter la belcher mind . you were discussing public relations as war the the ok, let's go back to marco in finland, marco we've, what we've discussed so far in this program is very grim. it's very dark and it's very dangerous, but your country interest in joining nato. why is, i think the, the

washington's top diplomatic, visited beijing, and trying to reduce tensions between the 2 world powers. bivens stipend, a major, major, harsh criticism, as you can imagine from the chinese foreign ministry, i may find you when you look so friend of mine for mocks from the west side, where extremely ridiculous under responsible. they have seriously violated basic facts. i'm diplomatic protocol, i'm china split to go dignity. it was an open political provocation. yeah. you think that donald trump was still present it right? because this is something that people use to complain about when trump was in charge. all look at another diplomatic gap. he's embarrassing the united states. now we have the by the diplomatic gaps, and it's not the 1st one. i'll get to that in the 2nd. but the context is important here. so by didn't obviously felt really comfortable because he was in front of a group of supporters democratic donors. and i guess he just let his guard down and maybe also his brain filter as well. the reason why she's in pink, i'm very upset in terms of when i show that balloon down with 2 book

the some of these f, b i documents which you've been pointing the finger at, bivens and government and ukraine, the $5000000.00 bribes from the energy companies. we've known about this for months and the next. finally, i guess the f b i am. what do you find, you know, you find ted cruz doing this award winning performance of some of the believe so budget in democracy it's, i'm trying to tear apart this f b i guy has not been actually reviewed anything above these documents, but there is a conspiracy within the f b, i certainly a most democrats to not get this guy get this present deal. i'm not, i'm not convinced that they, the corruption of the binding family is going to be a point of inflection when it comes to you trained, george, we're rapidly running out of time. i know you want to jump in. yeah, i think so. i am the, the by lodge. there is a consensus among both political bodies in a bank of america's the leads to keep this little guy, chrome is going against the consensus. but as we know with trump, it is always very difficult to know which way he's going to go. is he, i think he

ivory bivens faces murder charges with gang enhancement.mily told us they are frustrated by the d.a.'s attorney decision to drop other enhancements so those defendants would not face a sentence of life without patrol. >>> a boy was bit by a rattle snake yesterday, and the child was walking through grass when it felt the bike on his lower leg. his mom carried him back to the parking lot. ultimately a chp helicopter arrived and flew that boy to the hospital and they had to stabilize the boy. >> his mom was able to keep him calm. having family there is definitely the most important thing for younger snake bite victims. >> the rangers said because the hospital is close and treatments are good, the child should be okay. rangers say hikers should watch where they are walking especially if they are off trail. if you are bitten, try to stay calm and know where you are so you can call for help. >>> also happening today, 5:35, the san francisco sheriff has a new plan to deal with the city's fentanyl crisis. it's a specialized team of sheriff deputies

the some of these f b, i don't to minutes, would you been pointing the finger at bivens involvement in ukraine? the, the $5000000.00 bribes from the energy companies. we've known about this for months and the next. finally, i guess the deal. and what do you find? you find ted cruz doing this award winning performance of somebody believe suppression and democracy. it's trying to tear apart this f b i. guy has not been actually reviewed anything above these documents, but there is a conspiracy within the f b. i certainly amongst them across to not get this guy get this present deal. i'm not, i'm not convinced that the, the corruption of the binding family is going to be a point of inflection when it comes to train. george, we're rapidly running out of time. i know you want to jump in. yeah, i think so. i am the, the buying lodge. there is a consensus among both political bodies and i'm a of america's the leads to keep this little guy. chrome is going against the consensus. but as we know, which trump is always very difficult to know, which way he's going to go, is he, i think he's going

there are new details about the case they have drop special circumstances against ivory bivens and trevorreen. they still face lifetime prison sentences. they are accused of trying to shoot someone in another car as a stray bullet struck jasper in the backseat of his car. that was on i-80 in 2021. if convicted they could face up to 265 years in prison. dropping those special circumstances would mean they would not face the death penalty if california were to resume executions. kumasi: we are tracking the antioch tax scandal. they moved to dismiss the case saying it was tainted by the officers involved. on a trail near antioch. prosecutors say the case heavily relied on the investigative work associated with officers accused of using racist messages. they no longer have confidence in the integrity of the prosecution. it could be one of the first felony cases to be dropped because of the texting scandal but thousands of cases will need to be reviewed, the largest ever in u.s. history. contra costa prosecutor said public defender's office is hiring more staff to review every case that involv

wu, a child who died after being struck by a stray bullet allegedly fired from a vehicle carrying bivens and green towards the 3rd defendant, johnny jackson, who was traveling in another vehicle of the 8, 80 freeway in oakland and >> one young man is facing 265 years to life exposure. if he's convicted of all of the charges and the others facing 175 years to life, if he's convicted. >> the 3rd defendant, johnny jackson facing a felony gun possession charge. price explains that decision was made by the judge in the case after the evidence was presented in court, contrary to the manner in which this case was initially. >> portrayed in the media. this was not a rolling gun battle on highway 8.80, and the court. look at the evidence and determined that mister jackson, the 3rd defendant was actually the intended. one of the intended target of the 2 men that are charged with the murder of jasper. wu. >> but you remove the special circumstances regarding the possibility of parole. was that? >> that charge has been deemed to be riddled with racism, implied in extremely unfair way. and it also. i

wu, a child who died after being struck by a stray bullet allegedly fired from a vehicle carrying bivensendant, johnny jackson, who was traveling in another vehicle of the 8, 80 freeway in oakland and >> one young man is facing 265 years to life exposure. if he's convicted of all of the charges and the others facing 175 years to life, if he's convicted. >> the 3rd defendant, johnny jackson facing a felony gun possession charge. price explains that decision was made by the judge in the case after the evidence was presented in court, contrary to the manner in which this case was initially. >> portrayed in the media. this was not a rolling gun battle on highway 8.80, and the court. look at the evidence and determined that mister jackson, the 3rd defendant was actually the intended. one of the intended targets of the 2 men that are charged with the murder of jasper. wu. >> but you remove the special circumstances regarding the possibility of parole. was that? >> that charge has been deemed to be riddled with racism, implied in extremely unfair way. and it also. it's essentially undermines wh

wu, a child who died after being struck by a stray bullet allegedly fired from a vehicle carrying bivensowards the 3rd defendant, johnny jackson, who was traveling at another vehicle of the 8, 80 freeway in oakland and >> one young man is facing 265 years to life exposure. if he's convicted of all of the charges and the others facing 175 years to life, if he's convicted, the 3rd defendant, johnny jackson facing a felony gun possession charge. price explains that decision was made by the judge in the case after the evidence was presented in court, contrary to the manner in which this case was initially. >> portrayed in the media. this was not a rolling gun battle on highway 8.80, and the court. look at the evidence and determined that mister jackson, the 3rd defendant was actually the intended. one of the intended target of the 2 men that are charged with the murder of jasper. wu. >> but you remove the special circumstances regarding the possibility of parole. was that? >> that charge has been deemed to be riddled with racism, implied in extremely unfair way. and it also. it's essentially

now, because of the da's decision, bivens and green no longer face life in prison without parole.owever, price said in a statement, quote, we will continue to hold these men accountable for these serious charges that will likely land them behind bars for the rest of their lives. bart board of directors scheduled to vote tomorrow on the agency's operating budget proposal for the next two years. the proposed budget forecast $34 million in additional revenue for the next fiscal year, but less financial assistance from the state. the agency also predicts operations and labor expenses will rise by 2025. bart anticipates it could have a $93 million budget deficite board is also going to consider proposals to increase parking fees at all stations as a way to boost revenue. all righty. another kind of cool day out there today. temperatures look like these, 63 in santa rosa in the upper 70s, low 80s. fairfield the high was 71 peskyg out and it's sticking around. it's going to we talked about it last night. it's there now. it's kind of down towards southern california and it's going to move

attorney pamela price has dropped the special circumstances charges from the cases of 24 year old ivory bivensnced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. now they still face special gang enhancements. a third suspect not charged with murder in the case has pleaded guilty to a gun charge. nevada lawmakers will be back today discussing a deal for an ace ballpark in las vegas. it will be the second day of a special session to talk about a $380 million public financing package for a ballpark on the strip. at one poier was a tense exchange that part of las vegas. to yes or no, will yourtainment tax in the near future to fix the equity issue that to being a great community partner in southern nevada and investing over $1 billion to ensure that still does not answer the question. sir it's still unclear if there's enough support for the bill to pass. but even if lawmakers in both houses support the proposal, the fight is not over. the owners aren't just going to vote to let the a's move to vegas without understanding how the stadium is going to be built, how much it's really going to cos

wu, a child who died after being struck by a stray bullet allegedly fired from a vehicle carrying bivens of the 8, 80 freeway in oakland and >> one young man is facing 265 years to life exposure. if he's convicted of all of the charges and the others facing 175 years to life, if he's convicted, the 3rd defendant, johnny jackson is facing a felony gun possession charge. price explains that decision was made by the judge in the case after the evidence was presented in court, contrary to the manner in which this case was initially. >> portrayed in the media. this was not a rolling gun battle on highway 8.80, and the court. look at the evidence and determined that mister jackson, the 3rd defendant was actually the intended. one of the intended target of the 2 men that are charged with the murder of jasper. wu. >> but you remove the special circumstances regarding the possibility of parole. was that? >> that charge has been deemed to be riddled with racism, implied in extremely unfair way. and it also. it's essentially undermines what we now know in terms of brain science that young people ge

because of the da's decision, bivens and green no longer face life in prison without parole. price though, did say in a statement, quote, we will continue to hold these men accountable for these serious charges that will likely land them behind bars for the rest of their lives. new at six, governor newsom not mincing words about florida governor ron desantis and anyone else responsible for sending migrants from texas to sacramento, tellinghe today show that there could be legal consequences. and everyone that's been part of this, they may have more direct accountability and culpability. we should know we mean business and we're not getting the facts and holding those accountable. if they broke the laws of the state of california. attorney general rob bond's office is conducting civil and criminal investigations into the transport of two groups of migrants to sacramento. earlier this week, florida authorities confirmed the planes were sent and coordinated through the state's division of emergency management. that state says the migrants traveled voluntarily. the governor is al

da pamela price has dropped the special circumstances charges from the cases of 24 year old ivory bivenst the possibility of parole. however, they still face special gang enhancement. district attorney price says they could still spend the rest of their lives in prison. it is 755. two people accused of street racing now face criminal charges, as well as a civil lawsuit. police say the street racing caused a crash that killed a couple in redwood city last year. that couple was heading home with their young daughters in the back seat when they were hit by a 17 year old driver. the couple was killed instantly. their seven year old twins dead survive. now the family is suing the drivers. anyone else who was in the cars and the 17 year old drivers, parents for wrongful death car of the minor was registered to the father. it was souped up for the purpose of drag racing. now, the san mateo county da is charging both drivers 117 year old and the other 23 was second degree murder. he also wants the 17 year old to be tried in adult court. san jose mayor matt mehan unveiled the final draft of his b

fillled against ivory bivens and trevor green.facing lengthy lifetime prison sentences as they're accused of trying to shoot someone in another car when a stray bullet hit jasper as he rode in the back seat of his family's car on i-880 in november of 2021, dropping the special circumstances mean that they would not face the death penalty if california were to resume executions. >> good morning, everyone. checking in on traffic here. we're starting off with a sigalert in pittsburg involving an overturned vehicle and injuries on westbound four before loveridge road. also, we have another crash just coming into us on the san mateo bridge . this is going to be westbound 92 at the mid-span. your speeds around seven and eight miles per hour. you can see there and emergency crews are in route. this is a live picture from the san mateo bridge. you can see traffic nearly stopped on the westbound side and those emergency crews off to the shoulder. >> kumasi, thanks, jobina. meteorologist drew tuma has a quick look at the time for cybersecur