. >> boylan, the captain of the conception dive boat that caught fire and sank near santa cruz islandlabor day in 2019, resulting in the deaths of 33 passengers and one crew member, was found guilty by a jury in 2023 of one count of misconduct or neglect of a ship officer crying, punishable by up to ten years in federal prison. however, during sentencing today, the judge said given he did not believe boylan intended to harm the passengers on that tragic day, he did not feel the maximum sentence was warranted. during victim impact statements in court today, some family members of victims pleading with the judge to give boylan the maximum sentence yet and still the judge decided otherwise. >> we're very relieved that this is finally over, but we really felt like our son's life and those of the others was certainly worth more than one month and four days. >> that's basically what boylan got 48 months. >> our lives are changed forever and i don't really know how that we go forward, but we'll give it a shot for charlie, our hope that the sentence would perform a function of general deterre

a federal jury found its captain jerry boylan guilty of misconduct or neglect of a ship officer last year. today's sentencing came after emotional testimony from relatives of the victims. this afternoon we heard from vicki moore from los altos who lost her husband scott and daughter kendra. >> the loss of my own family members and the other 32 is absolutely immeasurable and as they say, nothing brings them back, but i am glad that the conviction went through and i am living my life to honor them and i'm living my life because i want my husband and daughter to be proud of me and how i represent them. >> boylan and four other crew members escaped. prosecutors blamed him for failing to try to save the passengers sleeping below deck. he is still appealing. he faced up to ten years in prison. >>> for the first time a violent confrontation erupted at uc berkeley's encampments protesting the war in gaza. up until this point we've reported things have been peaceful compared to other parts of the country. so as you can see, this video shows the moment a fight broke out between protesters and

santa cruz island and killed. 34 people has been sentenced to 4 years in prison. 70 year-old jerry boylan was sentence for criminal negligence in that 2019 labor day tragedy. prosecutors say he failed to have sufficient fire drills and crew training. they also say he did not try to fight the flames or attempt to rescue those trapped victims. 33 passengers and one crew member were killed. boylan is set to begin serving his sentence in july. >> today we're learning more about 2 security guards, one almost 60, the other, almost 80 who were attacked in downtown san francisco yesterday morning. the attack was caught on camera just before 10, 30 near union square. >> this funding and then days will be a and then. open the bill and in most and then we. >> 59 year-old bob morales says thh suspect attacked him, then went after his friend and fellow security guard. a 78 year-old pushing him to the ground before got back in his car and drove off man who is from the neighborhood stop by to check on them after hearing about the incident. >> those really disturbing to see someone just jump out of their

jerry boylan was found guilty of seaman's manslaughter last year. >>> and for the first time ever, the national and state teachers of the year were honored with a state dinner at the white house thursday night. the 2024 national teacher of the year is missy testerman, a second grade teacher from tennessee. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> it's friday, may 3rd, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." rising tensions. pro-palestinian protests reach a boiling point on college campuses as police make thousands of arrests nationwide, and president biden speaks out on the unrest for the first time. >>> severe storms. at least one tornado touches down in texas while other parts of the state are dealing with rising rivers and extreme flooding. >>> a fiery tanker crash on one of america's busiest highways. the damage, detours, and details on when it will reopen. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with the tensions on college campuses around the country and violent clashes wit

boylan's appeal is still ongoing. attorney's office hopes that the sentence will bring some healing to the victims, families. here in san francisco a fire damaged a historic building in the city's ... hills neighborhood. you can take a look and just see the flames shooting out of the 3 story building. this was near the corner of jackson and leavenworth streets. the fire broke out yesterday morning. and it's still unclear what actually caused the fire. firefighters. firefighters say the building is more than 100 years old and luckily, no injuries were reported. now a warning for anyone planning on visiting parks in the east bay, east bay regional parks district says that the snakes are emerging from their winter hibernation. and becoming more active as the weather heats up. several hikers have reported spotting them recently. now for a look across the bay this morning and happy friday happy weekend of some beautiful weather, at least for today, you see oakland and san francisco san jose, always blue skies. but that's g

boylan was ordered to surrender to authorities and begin serving his sentence in july. in downtown san francisco, 2 security guards were attacked while on the job. it happened just before 10, 30 yesterday morning near union square kron four's gayle ong spoke with one of those victims. she joins us live in studio now with the details. scale. yeah, no. well, the victims, a longtime security guards. one of the men i spoke with, says >> he never saw the suspect before. and this attack was unprovoked sandhoke. san francisco police are searching for the suspect. >> alice is back to work a day after he was assaulted by this man captured on surveillance video from dinka >> and then days will be a and then. open the bill and boost me and then kicked. morales says the suspect then went after his friend, a 78 year-old man and pushed him to the ground before getting back in his car and driving on. why do you think someone would do that? i don't because made plans talking about the best will in the and then >> they opened the door. mireles says the suspect parked his car in front of

boylan was ordered to surrender to authorities and begin serving his sentence in july. are 4 zone forecast as we look outside live picture of san francisco on this warm day. yeah, beautiful day out there, lawrence. what's going on? yes. starting to see some changes, though. and that change to appear along the coastline. >> the fog begin to roll back in and that's a sign that ridge of high pressure start to weaken just a bit. and that's a sign more things to come out toward half moon bay. right now you see some of the clouds outside as some of that fog hovering along the coastline right now, keeping you cool up toward the beaches. otherwise it was gorgeous. beautiful weather around the bay area today. again, numbers outside. right now, we're still looking at 75 a nice evening in concord. 73 in santa rosa. 72 just about perfect. little more. love more and san jose, very close, 70 degrees in san jose. 65 in oakland and 61 now some patchy fog trying to make its way to parts of san francisco. you can see right now that fog moving in the further south in the half. moon bay ov

jerry boylan was found guilty of seaman's manslaughter last year. >>> and for the first time ever, theteachers of the year were honored with a state dinner at the white house thursday night. the 2024 national teacher of the year is missy test ta men, a second grade teacher from tennessee. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> president biden condemns campus violence, speaking out for the first time in a week. >> violent protest is not protected. peaceful protest is. >> as tensions across the nation reach a boiling point. tonight, police clash with demonstrators in portland and washington, d.c. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. i'm james brown in for norah, and we begin tonight with president biden's sharp criticism today of the violence that has broken out at protests on america's college campuses over the israel-hamas war. in recent weeks, nearly 2,000 people have been detained or arrested at dozens of schools. there were more protests today at portland state, george washi

boylan is set to serve his sentence in july. >> fast food workers at to oakland locations are on strike workers at pollo loco on international in 25th near the fruitvale bart station and the mcdonald's on 14th and jackson near lake merritt in a complaint to count osha employees describe seeing rats nibbling on pieces of bacon and hamburgers that are ready to serve customers. they claim their bosses have failed to protect workers and customers from hazardous conditions. new at 10 teachers in campbell are asking leaders of the campbell union high school district. 2. >> use funds to keep staff from leaving. they gather tonight at the district's board meeting and they say with the area's high cost of living and ongoing teacher shortage, the district simply can't afford to lose any more. educators. >> and so i can hope that the teacher can for the district reverse the teacher people were gathering to express our displeasure with the district's 0% salary and their unwillingness to consider incentives for teachers who are servings are most vulnerable students. >> teachers are also calling for

boylan was the first to abandon ship.s the deadliest maritime disaster in recent us history. some of those who were killed lived right here in the bay area. vallejo city hall will reopen today, but business will be by appointment only. this after students staged a sit in yesterday protesting the recent city council decision to deny a charter school's permit for a new downtown campus . students from elite public school took over the second floor of city hall in a very loud and spirited rally on tuesday, the council overturned a planning commission decision to issue the school a major use permit. it was for a campus inside a vacant building on georgia street in the city's downtown. opponents say the city's downtown core is no place for a 400 student school. >> the federal government is suing the city of san francisco for dumping billion of gallons of sewage into the pacific ocean, and san francisco bay. that's according to a new lawsuit filed by the environmental protection agency and california water officials. the release

a jury convicted boylan in november of a single count of misconduct of neglect of ship officer. in the deaths of 34 people. he jumped into the water, made no attempt to save lives. the now 70 year old was the first person to abandon ship in the deadliest maritime disaster in recent u.s. history, and some of those who died lived here in the bay area in the east bay, a salon owner is in jail on charges that he sexually assaulted someone inside of his salon. >> she is the owner of key hair salon on clayton road in concord. vu faces a total of seven charges, including rape and lewd acts on a child. the victim is under 16 years old. we're showing you vu's picture because police say there may be other victims. a long time mill valley music teacher arrested this week on child sex abuse charges is dead. authorities found the body of 55 year old darren smith floating in the ocean last evening near drakes beach, along the point reyes national seashore. thdiscovery came hours after a 911 call reporting a surfer being washed out to sea. marin county sheriff's deputies arrested smith tuesday

five crew members, including captain jerry boylan, survived.he 70 year old was found guilty last november of one count of misconduct or neglect of a ship officer, which is more commonly referred to as seaman's manslaughter. a live look now over the bay and into san francisco. it's a beautiful shot. the city, though, is facing penalties for allegedly violating the clean water act. the u.s. justice department and california attorney general announced they're taking san francisco to court. the civil lawsuit focuses on a string of sewage treatment plant spills over the last ten years. the lawsuit is demanding financial penalties and improvements. the city says it's disappointed in the decision and that it's already investing billions of dollars to upgrade the sewage system and protect the bay. cinco de mayo is right around the corner, and san jose is getting ready for huge crowds because of two parades and festivals happening at the same time. last year, sapd faced heavy criticism for closing several streets and off ramps. businesses say it really

prosecutors claim boylan grossly failed to ensure safety on board the ship. that fire marked the deadliest maritime disaster in recent u.s. history. the exact cause of the fire remains unknown. >> authorities say they've recovered a fifth body from the water following a bridge collapse in baltimore. they've identified the victim as miguel angel nunez gonzalez. he's one of the six construction workers on the francis scott key bridge when it collapsed five weeks ago. crews are searching for the body of one more victim, believed to be in the water. >> all right, let's turn things over to steve paulson. now he's tracking forecasts, you know, sets up for a nice couple of days, next couple of days. but the weekend is what you're going to be looking at here. that might be the problem steve. >> you know normally this time of year feet are on the desk playing candy crush. you know, nothing to talk about, but we do this time because it looks impressive for saturday. i know it will ruin your plans, but today looks good. andre is spot on with that. lots of sunshine, teen

captain jerry boylan received four years in prison for misconduct or neglect of a ship officer. that fire happened nearly five years ago off the coast of santa barbara and was the deadliest marine disaster in recent u.s. history. >>> we're taking a live look at downtown san jose where the community will soon host their cinco de mayo celebration this weekend alongside the san jose police. last year police had to shut down several highway ramps that kept residents out of the cinco de mayo celebrations, including a lowrider parade that pays homage to the city's latino roots. several community members and city officials called the police department's actions racist, but this year police plan to celebrate alongside the community with a lowrider of their own. >> you will see us as part of the parade and we've been in collaboration with our community members to make sure we're part of the celebration there year. >> more than 300 lowrider cars are expected to be at the event this sunday, just the second lowrider parade on cinco de mayo since the city lifted its decades long ban on cruis

captain jerry boylan was convicted last year on one count of criminal negligence.ence is shorter than the ten years family members of the victims were asking for. the fire was the deadliest maritime disaster in recent u.s. history and sparked several reforms, maritime regulations and lawsuits that are still ongoing. the exact cause remains unknown. arizona's democratic governor has signed a bill to repeal an abortion ban that was written 160 years ago, a ban that was passed by 27 men before arizona was even a state, at a time when america was at war over the right to own slaves. >> a time before women could even vote. and today we are doing, what, 23 governors and 55 legislatures refused to do. and i'm so proud to be the ones that got this job done. >> crowded lawmakers, mostly women, joined the governor here at the signing ceremony. 2022 measure banning abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy in the state will now become arizona's prevailing law. former president donald trump is back in a new york courtroom, as the third week of his criminal trial is nearly wrapped

captain jerry boylan was convicted last year of one count of criminal negligence. is sentence is shorter than the ten years that family members of the victims were asking for. the boat fire was the deadliest maritime disaster in recent u.s. history and sparked several reforms. maritime regulations and lawsuits that are still ongoing. the exact cause of that fire remains unknown. >> it's been over a month since the collapse of the francis scott key bridge in baltimore, and now officials say they have a better idea of how long it will take. and how much it would cost to build an entirely new bridge. officials say it could take more than four years to reconstruct the bridge and estimate it could cost as much as $2 billion. meanwhile, the bridge's insurance broker confirms the first of what is expected to be many payouts related to the collapse. $350 million is going to be paid to the state of maryland. this as recovery efforts continue. yesterday, a fifth body was found in the wreckage, but one person is still missing. >> every layer of the wreckage removed brings us

investigators found captain jerry boylan never conducted fire drills prior to the disaster. and that he also failed to use any fire fighting equipment during the fire. and he was the first crew member to abandon ship. >>> closer to home here in san francisco, it appears a fire damaged a historic building in the city's nob hill neighborhood. was an accident. we first brought you this story as breaking news yesterday morning. and you can see the flames shooting out of the three story building near the corner of jackson and leaven worth streets. luckily, no one was hurt. >>> well, this morning we continue following major developing news on campuses that are really reaching a boiling appointment over the war in gaza. this morning word of a fight breaking out on the campus of uc berkeley. amanda hari is there. >> getting very close to me -- can you please step out? >> hey, hey. [ screaming ] >> reporter: video of the moment a fight broke out on uc berkeley's campus. the woman who shot this video who wants to remain anonymous said in a statement to cbs news bay area that she was w

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captain jerry boylan was convicted for criminal negligence.han the ten years the family members of the victims were asking for. the boat fire was the deadliest maritime disaster in recent u.s. history. it sparked several reforms maritime regulations and lawsuits that are still ongoing. the exact cause remains unknown. >> our time is 443. it's been more than a month since the francis scott key bridge in baltimore collapsed and fell into the water. now, officials say they have a better idea of how long it will take to build a new bridge and how much it will cost. it's expected to take more than four years to build a new bridge. it could cost as much as $2 billion, and the recovery efforts continue. now, a fifth body was found in the wreckage this week, but one person is still missing. >> every layer of the wreckage removed brings us closer to getting those goals done. first, bringing closure, closure to those families and then obviously reopening the channel. >> now, the work crews out there are preparing for a controlled demolition of the bigge

well, i can now speak with irish talk show host and broadcaster niall boylan.ure welcome to the show. a pleasure to have you. you're a fantastic broadcaster and i'm proud to say, that here @gbnews unlike a lot of the establishment media, we have been keeping a very close eye on what's been going on in ireland and the political divisions it's been caused, and the treatment of citizens regular citizens who object to mass migration being called far right and worse by the political class and the media. niall, we're approaching elections in around about a week's time. tell me, what's the mood like in ireland? and do you think there's appetite for change? >> i think there's more of an appetite for change. i mean, we see a government who have been completely ignoring the people and not just ignoring . and not just ignoring. >> they proactively encouraged this. >> to be honest with you, over the last 5 or 6 years, and when i was working on radio, i had to give it up there recently. >> but i was working on radio, i was listening to my callers and my audience telling me