abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes has the latest. >> i am disgusted at how low these people willorpus. a little over a month ago, blasting a scathing audit report into her office that alleged abuse of power, intimidation and retaliation, and a personal relationship with her chief of staff. the i-team has since identified problems with the report, including missing pages from an interview transcript and outright mistakes. >> this is a hatchet job of an inquiry, which was commissioned with a predetermined outcome. >> but on the same day the report came out. corpus took action against one of her loudest critics, arresting the president of the deputy sheriffs association on charges of time card fraud. carlos tapia self surrendered and kept speaking out. he read a statement at a news conference today. >> i'm grateful to the district attorney's office for recognizing these charges for what they were. yet another attempt at retaliation from sheriff corpus. our express loss of confidence in her administration. >> after a month of investigation, district attorney steve wagstaffe has annou

dan noyes, abc seven news. >> it's been less than a week since the shooting, and certainly a lot has happened very quickly with today's arrests, particularly, you can see a visual timeline of the case with images of the suspect that helped investigators track him down. it's part of our coverage on abc seven news.com. >> the man on trial for a subway killing in new york city walked out of court a free man today. a jury acquitted daniel penny of criminally negligent homicide after previously deadlocking on a more serious charge of manslaughter. penny faced charges in the death of jordan neely. neely died last year after penny grabbed him and put him in a choke hold. after neely began acting erratically and was yelling at passengers. penny's attorneys said he was acting to protect others from a threat following the verdict. neely's father said the system is rigged. there is still no verdict for penny. he's accused of killing cash app founder bob lee back in april of last year in san francisco. but many testified he acted in self-defense. he faces first degree murder charges, but jurors

that's what sources close to the negotiation tell the i-team's dan noyes. dan also learned when the sheriff and her lawyer rejected the offer. the county indicated they would offer more money. san mateo county attorney john nybelin told the i-team tonight that he would not confirm what are supposed to be confidential conversations between counsel. when reached this evening, sheriff corpus would not comment on the report. earlier this week, the san mateo county board of supervisors voted to hold a special election in march on a measure that would allow the supervisors to fire sheriff corpus. it comes after an independent report accused corpus of misconduct and corruption. >> new at 11 a man and woman convicted for the murder of a bay area photographer a years later have been sentenced to life in prison without parole. fantasy decker and lamont mims were convicted on murder and other charges last month in a retrial. 71 year old ed french was killed during a robbery in 2017, and a struggle over his camera bag at the twin peaks lookout area. the two duo was iden

dan noyes and dan also learned that when the sheriff and her lawyer rejected the offer, the county indicated they would offer more money. san mateo county attorney john nybelin told the i-team tonight he would not confirm what are supposed to be confidential conversations between counsel and when reached this evening, sheriff corpus would not comment on this report. >> earlier this week, the san mateo county board of supervisors voted to hold a special election in march on a measure that would allow the supervisors to fire sheriff corpus. it comes after an independent report accused corpus of misconduct and corruption charges. she vehemently denies. >> in the east bay, a coalition that advocates for incarcerated women has reached a historic settlement with the federal bureau of prisons. the case stems from allegations of abuse and retaliation against inmates at the dublin women's prison. several prison officials were accused of sexually abusing female inmates as part of the settlement. a monitor will oversee the treatment of 500 women who joined a class action lawsuit over the abuse. yesterd

here's i-team reporter dan noyes. >> i am disgusted at how low these people will go. >> that's sheriff corpus. a little over a month ago, blasting a scathing audit report into her office that alleged abuse of power, intimidation and retaliation, and a personal relationship with her chief of staff. the i-team has since identified problems with the report, including missing pages from an interview transcript and outright mistakes. >> this is a hatchet job of an inquiry, which was commissioned with a predetermined outcome. >> but on the same day the report came out. corpus took action against one of her loudest critics, arresting the president of the deputy sheriffs association on charges of time card fraud. carlos tapia self surrendered and kept speaking out. he read a statement at a news conference today. >> i'm grateful to the district attorney's office for recognizing these charges for what they were. yet another attempt at retaliation from sheriff corpus at our expressed loss of confidence in her administration. >> after a month of investigation, district attorney steve wagstaffe has

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that's what sources close to the negotiation tell the i-team's dan noyes. also learned when the sheriff and her lawyer rejected the offer. the county indicated they would offer more money. san mateo county attorney john nybelin told the i-team tonight that he would not confirm what are supposed to be confidential conversations between counsel. when reached this evening, sheriff corpus would not comment on the report. earlier this week, the san mateo county board of supervisors voted to hold a special election in march on a measure that would allow the supervisors to fire sheriff corpus. it comes after an independent report accused corpus of misconduct and corruption. >> new at 11 a man and woman convicted for the murder of a bay area photographer a years later have been sentenced to life in prison without parole. fantasy decker and lamont mims were convicted on murder and other charges last month in a retrial. 71 year old ed french was killed during a robbery in 2017, and a struggle over his camera bag at the twin peaks lookout area. the two duo was identifi

i-team reporter dan noyes is here with the very latest on this. neil. >> well, dan and kristin carlos tapia, the head of the deputy sheriff's association, said a month ago the charges weren't true and that the timing of his arrest was highly suspect. >> i am disgusted at how low these people will go. >> that's sheriff christina corpus. a little over a month ago, blasting a scathing audit report into her office that alleged abuse of power, intimidation and retaliation, and a personal relationship with her chief of staff. the i-team has since identified problems with the report, including missing pages from an interview transcript and outright mistakes. >> this is a hatchet job of an inquiry, which was commissioned with a predetermined outcome. >> but on the same day the report came out. corpus took action against one of her loudest critics, arresting the president of the deputy sheriffs association on charges of time card fraud. carlos tapia self surrendered and kept speaking out. he read a statement at a news conference today. >> i'm grateful to th

here's i-team reporter dan noyes. >> i am disgusted at how low these people will go. >> that's sheriffonth ago, blasting a scathing audit report into her office that alleged abuse of power, intimidation and retaliation, and a personal relationship with her chief of staff. the i-team has since identified problems with the report, including missing pages from an interview transcript and outright mistakes. >> this is a hatchet job of an inquiry, which was commissioned with a predetermined outcome. >> but on the same day the report came out, corpus took action against one of her loudest critics, arresting the president of the deputy sheriff's association on charges of time card fraud. carlos tapia self surrendered and kept speaking out. he read a statement at a news conference today. >> i'm grateful to the district attorney's office for recognizing these charges for what they were. yet another attempt at retaliation from sheriff corpus and her expressed loss of confidence in her administration. >> after a month of investigation, district attorney steve wagstaffe has announced he's dropping

the owner of that company told abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes that he is now talking with authorities. we'll continue to follow the case in the luigi mangione bay area ties. find the latest on abc seven news.com and on our abc seven bay area app. san francisco unified school district leaders are set to present their plan to close a huge budget gap today. the district is considering laying off teachers, possibly cutting more than 500 jobs district wide. they're offering a supplemental early retirement package to entice many to leave on their own. it will include 60% of their current salary. for those who have been with the district longer than five years, and they're boosting their transitional kindergarten enrollment. >> everyone wants us to succeed, and everyone wants to help, and so it gives me so much hope that we can and we will get through all of this, because in two years time, we will have a school district that will be standing solidly on our own two feet, making our own decisions for the best of our students. >> the school closures that led to the superintendent to step down

now, sheriff corpus spoke directly with abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes about her fight to stay in office. her chief of staff also spoke with dan. you can see those exclusive interviews on our website, abc seven news.com slash i-team. all right. time now for our abc seven advancer where we let you know some of the stories that will be making headlines tomorrow. we'll start in oakland where we are expected to get some clarity into who will take over as mayor. current city council president nikki fortunato bass will lead a news conference tomorrow. they'll discuss the next steps and clarify who will act as mayor. going forward. now, the alameda county registrar of voters will certify the election results by thursday, recalled mayor sheng tao will then have to step down. it's unclear who will face or who will then be acting mayor because bass is also moving on. after being elected to the county board of supervisors. also happening tomorrow, the u.s. supreme court will hear oral arguments in one of the most high profile cases of the session, u.s. versus skrmetti challenges, a tennes

now, sheriff corpus spoke directly with abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes about her fight to stay in office. her chief of staff also spoke with dan. you can see those exclusive interviews on our website, abc seven news.com slash i-team. all right. time now for our abc seven advancer where we let you know some of the stories that will be making headlines tomorrow. we'll start in oakland where we are expected to get some clarity into who will take over as mayor. current city council president nikki fortunato bass will lead a news conference tomorrow. they'll discuss the next steps and clarify who will act as mayor. going forward. now, the alameda county registrar of voters will certify the election results by thursday, recalled mayor sheng tao will then have to step down. it's unclear who will face or who will then be acting mayor because bass is also moving on. after being elected to the county board of supervisors. also happening tomorrow, the u.s. supreme court will hear oral arguments in one of the most high profile cases of the session, u.s. versus skrmetti challenges, a tennes

yesterday, the abc seven i-team's dan noyes reported the county made $1noyes million offer for corpus to walk away, but she turned down that offer. a juvenile driver was arrested for driving into a guard shack in front of a gated community in discovery bay. one guard died and another injured. it happened near bixler and balfour roads just before midnight. a witness described what happened in the moments before the accident. >> i think i heard the guards yelling, stop, stop, stop! both of them, if not one of them, i don't recall at the time. right now, but one of them was hollering stop, stop, stop because they had seen a car coming towards them right? right before the initial impact. >> the chp says the driver was a juvenile and he was taken to the hospital with major injuries. driving under the influence has been ruled out as a factor. we're following developing news out of palm springs tonight. at least ten people were injured when a police officer on ared motorcycle crashed into a crowd during the city's festival of lights parade. the officer was among those hurt. none of the injur

an i-team reporter, dan noyes, has been looking into his background and is here with what he has learned about this guy. >> dan and corina luigi mangione did very well in academics from an elite high school in baltimore to a bachelor's and master's degree in pennsylvania. the ivy league. he also worked as a head counselor at stanford in 2019, before heading off to a job in computer programing. much of the day for law enforcement and for us has been delving into the background of the 26 yearnto old suspected killer, luigi mangione. >> he was born and raised in maryland. we know he has taught. he has ties to san francisco, california, and his last known address was honolulu, hawaii. he has no prior arrest. history. in new york. >> mangione has an ample online presence. he grew up in baltimore, graduated from the exclusive all boys high school gilman as 2016 valedictorian. >> luigi nicolas mangione. >> nothing out of the ordinary as he spoke at a founders day celebration. >> it's been an incredible journey and i simply can't imagine the last few years with any other group of guys. >> gilman

sheriff corpus spoke directly with abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes about her fight to stay in office. her chief of staff also spoke with dan. you can see those exclusive interviews on our website, abc seven news.com slash i-team. >> in the south bay, six former apple employees have been accused of stealing thousands of dollars meant for charity. the santa clara district attorney's office says they did it by doing something called a donation match scheme. so here's how officials say it works. apple employees would make donations to two nonprofits, and apple would match it. then a person who worked for two nonprofits would refund the donations to the apple employees instead of refunding apple's donation, the employee of the nonprofits would keep apple's money for himself. the suspects are charged with multiple felonies, including grand theft, perjury, and tax fraud. >> it's ripping off apple. it's ripping off the charities. it's ripping off the government. so it's really a situation where everybody loses. apple loses the community loses. and all because these six individuals wan

sheriff corpus spoke directly with abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes about her fight to stay inef of staff also spoke with dan. you can see those exclusive interviews on our website. abc seven news.com slash i-team. >> in the south bay, six former apple employees have been accused of stealing thousands of dollars meant for charity. thens office says they did it by doing something called a donation match scheme. so here's how officials describe it. employees would make a donation to two nonprofits. apple would match that donation. then someone at the nonprofit would refund the donation to the employees, and they would keep the money. apple matched. the suspects are charged with multiple felonies, including grand theft, perjury and tax fraud. >> it's ripping off apple. it's ripping off the charities. it's ripping off the government. so it's really a situation where everybody loses apple loses, the community loses. and all because these six individuals wanted to make some money. >> the suspects are accused of stealing $152,000 in false donations. and over reporting around $100,000

that's what sources close to the negotiation tell the i-team's dan noyes. we also learned when the sheriff and her lawyer rejected that offer, the county indicated they would offer more money. one of the county's attorneys told the i-team he would not confirm what are supposed to be confidential conversations between counsel when reached sheriff corpus would not comment on the report. earlier this week, the san mateo county board of supervisors voted to hold a special election in march on a measure that would allow the supervisors to fire corpus. it comes after an independent report accused the sheriff of misconduct and corruption. a man and woman convicted for the murder of a bay area photographer have been sentenced to life in prison without parole. fantasy decker and lamonte mims were convicted on murder and other charges last month in a retrial. 71 year old ed french was killed during a robbery in 2017 over a struggle with his camera bag at the twin peaks lookout area. the duo was identified and found later that month after robbing tourists at gunpoint

that's what sources close to the negotiation tell the i-team's dan noyes. we also learned when the sheriff and her lawyer rejected that offer, the county indicated they would offer more money. one of the county's attorneys told the i-team he would not confirm what are supposed to be confidential conversations between counsel when reached. sheriff corpus would not comment on the report either. earlier this week, the san mateo county board of supervisors voted to hold a special election in march on a measure that would allow the supervisors to fire sheriff corpus. it comes after an independent report accused corpus of misconduct and corruption. a man and woman convicted for the murder of a bay area photographer have been sentenced to life in prison without parole. fantasy decker and lamonte mims were convicted on murder and other charges last month in a retrial. 71 year old ed french was killed during a robbery in 2017, and a struggle over his camera bag at the twin peaks lookout area. the duo was identified and found later that month after robbing tourists a

sheriff corpus spoke directly with abc7 news i-team reporter dan noyes about her fight to stay in office. her chief of staff also spoke with dan. you can see those exclusive interviews on our website. abc7 news .com/ i-team. >> today we learn more about a passerby who helped rescue the sole survivor of a deadly crash in piedmont. it happened early last wednesday, the day before thanksgiving at hampton road and king avenue. of the four people in the tesla cybertruck, three of them, all young people, died. a fourth survived and is hospitalized. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley was in piedmont today where that community continues to grieve. >> i just feel for their families. i feel for the community. i can't imagine what these parents are going through. >> among the personal notes and plates of food and scorched debris at the crash site, there is palpable grief among those who come to pay their respects to the three friends sorin dixon, krista tsukahara and jack nelson. all 2023 piedmont high school grads who came home from college for the thanksgiving holiday and died here the night

corpus told abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes last month that a lot of the accusations in the are, quote, made up garbage. she is refused multiple calls to step down, and you can see dan's exclusive, exclusive interview right now with abc seven news.com. reggie. >> gloria. thank you. a 72 year old man is believed to have gone overboard on the ruby princess cruise ship before it docked here in san francisco. according to princess cruises, they searched the ship several times. they reviewed closed circuit tv footage before coming to that conclusion yesterday. the coast guard also conducted two searches of the ocean, but did not find anything. the man was traveling alone. u.s. customs and border protection is now investigating the disappearance, and the search delayed the ship's departure for a 16 day cruise to hawaii. >> in santa cruz, two bystanders sprung into action to save a driver who went off a cliff. take a look at the car dangling there. now, police are investigating whether that driver went off the cliff intentionally. bystanders helped her to a harbor patrol boat and s

the owner of that company told abc seven news reporter dan noyes that he is now talking with authoritiesce 2020. mangione also wrote on linkedin that he worked for truecar, the used car app based out of santa monica. but the company tells us he stopped working there in 2023. live in studio lena howland abc seven news. >> lena. thank you. it's been less than a week since the shooting and obviously a lot has happened very fast. you can see a timeline of the case with images of the suspect that helped investigators track him down. it's all part of our coverage on abc seven news.com. >> embattled san mateo county sheriff christina corpus is refusing to testify before the board of supervisors as they try to pressure her to step down. corpus lawyers say county supervisors asked her to testify under oath at a meeting today. she says she won't do it because some of the supervisors have already decided against her. corpus is facing allegations of misconduct and corruption, which she denies. the abc seven news i-team has learned the county offered corpus $1 million to resign and she refused. in ma

the owner of that company told abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes that he is now talking with authoritiesince 2020. mangione also wrote on linkedin that he worked at truecar, the used car app based out of santa monica. but the company tells us he stopped working there in 2023. live in studio lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you lena. it's been less than a week since the shooting, and so much has happened very quickly. you can see a visual timeline of the case with images of the suspect that helped investigators track him down. it's all a part of our coverage at abc seven news.com. >> embattled san mateo county sheriff cristina cortez is refusing to testify before the board of supervisors as they try to pressure her to step down. corpus lawyers say county supervisors asked her to testify under oath at a meeting today. she says she won't do it because some of the supervisors have already decided against her. corpus is facing allegations of misconduct and corruption, which she denies. the abc seven news i-team has learned the county offered corpus $1 million to resign, and she refused.

corpus told abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes last month that a lot of the accusations in the rt are, quote, made up garbage, and she's refused multiple calls to step down. you can see dan's exclusive interview right now at abc seven news.com. amanda. >> all right. gloria, thank you. a 72 year old man is believed to have gone overb. the ruby princess cruise ship before it docked in san francisco. according to princess cruises, they searched the ship several times and reviewed closed circuit television footage before coming to that conclusion yesterday. the coast guard also conducted two searches of the ocean yesterday but did not find anything. the man was traveling alone. u.s. customs and border protection is now investigating this disappearance, and search delayed the ship's departure for a 16 day cruise to hawaii. in santa cruz, two bystanders sprung into action to save a driver who went off a cliff. take a look. there. now. police are investigating whether that driver went off the cliff intentionally. >> original. there was an accident between two vehicles and immediately f