when you raise your voice, people intoxicated raise their voice back. if we had 20 security, as we had back door at fusion lounge, on a drake evening, no one was moving. we had 15 security out side mezzanine, and nobody was moving. all we can do to maintain visibility and two is better. the second one, i don't know why they weren't called. all i can -- this is just from my experience. i haven't called 911 for every fight that's happened, okay? i haven't called 911 for any fight that's happened on the street. it's how much they see. as far as the shots, quite frankly, they panicked. they were trying to get barricades in, they were stumbling on themselves in the front door, and why they didn't call right after, i don't know. i don't know the line of communication between them and management. so should they have called? yes. i think any time you see a large fight, what we define as a group of ten or more engaging security, whether or not it's management is where we failed in not calling right away, but i don't know the reason were they did not call, but it

patrons. >> i can't talk to the service of alcohol, but i can talk to intoxication. you're now involving -- the rhetoric is going to involve a lot of biological make up, it's going to involve tempo of drinking, cadence of drinking, and it can happen well over 50% of the time without more than anybody in the business can predict. because of body weight, temperature of the environment, if they took some pills, legal pills, not medication, they put on an inhaler. people can get to an intoxication level very quickly, and it's not as a result of overserving, it's as a result of improper ingestion of alcohol. unfortunately it's a little more technical than i would like to say, but that one woman, to me, is an anomaly. insofar as could she have been overserved? could she be suffering from alcohol poisoning? yes, so i can't give a direct answer to that, but i can say her friends are helping her out, and whether that's a result of security, management or goodwill friends, that's a good thing. if it's people we're not sure she came with, we'll ask them, but that is the best ca

officials say she was intoxicated and acting violent... witnesses say the officers were acting to harshly. reporter joe holden has the story... nat sounda scuffle between a 20-year-woman and police exploded on the wildwood beach saturday afternoon.video of an officer throwing punches was captured by alexis hewitt. alexis hewitt/eyewitness"the next thing we know we hear all this commotion and yelling. i woke up and realized there were officers and everybody running around so i immediately grabbed my phone, it was when i started recording."emily weinman says officers approached her asking about underage drinking she wrote a lengthy facebook post about her side of the story. she admitted having an unopened bottle of alcohol.the situation apparently devolved. weinman says she refused to identify herself.tensions now up, police, through a news release, say weinman spit on an officer and kicked another in the groin.julia cortez and hewitt had been napping when all of the sudden....julia cortez/eyewitness "we saw her

year-old female driver now placing her in cuffs and there is speculation that she may have been intoxicated. it took two different fire companies to get the job done. >> you can go doin first. >> reports are that she was standing onto top of the lid. >> that's not good. it could be really dangerous for her. >> it could be dangerous for everyone involved. he had to come back up. they were afraid he would be effected by the bio gas. >> they are very strategic. it pulls her up and they are able to pull their guy out as well. >> there's nothing glamorous about this. it took two hours she was taken to the hospital. >>> rescuers came in and they use their tools to pull this guy up. >> is that a horse? >> it is a horse named tyson. it wasn't calling. that about about 9.8 feet these guys are making sure it is okay. >> well. >> y. throws it up into the air and go yes. sure. give it a go. >> there's no wind here in the middle of all of these trees. >> looks like a good day. let's give it a go. >> he comes back down. >> and far good four seconds a science should sound. skbr i don't think this was any

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breggin testifies michelle was under the influence of involuntary intoxication caused by her antidepressantsverwhelmed by what he calls conrad's abusive talk of suicide. >> she didn't want him to take his life. she said, "you don't want to take your life. you don't want to." she said this to him for two years. >> reporter: until she eventually says, "do it." >> she says, if that's what you want, do it. she breaks. she breaks under his pressure, under the drugs. >> what did you make of the psychiatrist saying that she was involuntary intoxicated? >> i couldn't believe that they even tried that. >> but she's a teenager, she's got emotional troubles and she's taking medication. >> yes, she's evil. that is her trouble. >> what doesn't the world understand about michelle carter? >> that she loved conrad roy. she really cared for conrad roy. she thought she was supporting what he wanted. and she even talks about it in her texting. "you're going to go to heaven," as he talked about. "you're going to be a great angel." >> after six days of testimony, the fast-moving trial wraps up with closing argum

nguyen hai tran was booked into jail on several charges including gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, and driving under the influence of drugs and causing bodily injury. his bail is set at $195,000. >> the decisions people make, the decision this person made to drive under the influence changed these people's lives forever. driving under the influence of marijuana is just as bad as driving under the influence of alcohol. >> reporter: tran is scheduled to make his first appearance at alameda county court tomorrow afternoon. reporting live in hayward, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> this is not the first deadly crash where a driver is suspected of being under the influence of marijuana. you may remember the christmas eve crash that killed chp officer andrew camaleri. prosecutors say the driver was high when he rear-ended the car at 120 miles per hour. this happened on 880 as well in hayward. camaleri was killed and his partner injured. >>> the fairfield mother accused of letting her ten children live in filthy conditions is back in jail this morning after new charges were fi

it is an intoxicating combination that will surely captivate audiences beyond the croisette. 0ne much absence of its director. jafar panahi wasn't allowed to leave tehran to come to the festival. the director was banned from filmmaking for 15 years in iran in 2010, and given a six—year prison sentence. despite these onerous restrictions he has managed to make fourfilms illegally over the past few years. pa nahi's latest picture, three faces, was in competition at cannes. it tells the story of panahi and an actress playing versions of themselves, travelling to a remote village to investigate the apparent suicide of a young girl. the story partly becomes an exploration of the village and the patriarchal attitudes of its men. panahi has shown remarkable resilience as a filmmaker, managing to defy a filmmaking ban imposed after it had been deemed he had engaged in activities that were against the country's national security. since the ban, he has made some well—received films, including taxi in 2015, which won the top prize at the berlin film festival. he has to work secretly come as a cl

. >> tran paces several charges, including gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated as well as counts for dui and causing bodily injury. his bill has been set at $195,000. in fremont, chris wynn, abc 7 news. >> as chris mentioned the victims were from antiqua outside of stockton. the community is morning today. lyanne melendez continues the coverage live from sierra high school in the community where one victim was a freshman. lyanne. >> the school close to where we are kristen, this is still very much a developing story. so there are still things that we don't know, for example who was driving that suv and also were they related were the people inside that suv related? we still don't know. but what we do home. didilimas is a incident distant cousin she heard other family members that the driver of the car may have been under the influence of marijuana. >> i don't like drugs period. i don't care if marijuana is legal or whfr. but you know i'm not -- i'm in the into the -- into the drugs. >> the schools will have counselors on campus throughout the week for students and staff. i

they referred to recent cases of deaths and intoxication amongst clubbers.t these nightclubs in tbilisi. as a result of these investigative measures eight drug dealers have been detained in these clubs. these raids come after recent appeals from club owners and youth activists — even before the raid they said nightclubs were being purposefully discriminated against and accused of links with drug trafficking. the tbilisi clubbing scene has become popular in the last five years and the biggest underground club in the capital of georgia has made the country an interesting destination for music enthusiasts from across the region. mars is proving a popular destination — for robots at least. the us space agency‘s rover project will be blasting off to the red planet in 2020. but this time they‘ll be taking a hitchhiker. nasa is hoping to send a helicopter along for the ride. let‘s ta ke a look. injune 2001, more than half a century after being driven in to exile by communists, bulgaria‘s former king simeon ii made a dramatic comeback by winning the country‘s parlia

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they were arrested for public intoxication. one was arrested for possession of marijuana. >>> flood warnings are expanding near missoula, montana. up to 1,300 homes could be threatened with more than 800 homes now under an evacuation warning. floodwaters have overtaken about half the land at a bison ranch. the national weather service expects the river to keep rising into the weekend and remain at flood levels for a week. >> flood levels, weekend, and rain. noting? y not something you want to hear. >>> storm system today, northern rockies, raining hard with thunderstorms in nebraska, heading into minnesota and wisconsin. minneapolis and chicago only in the upper 40s to low 50s. by the time we get to start, we track that rain during the morning hours through new england. then another round of thunderstorms from the ohio valley to near pennsylvania. then finally for mother's day, hot conditions in the southeast. rainy florida. still some rain in thehio o a battle between summer like heat and early spring temperatures in the north

tran faces charges including gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. >>> a south bay teacherxual harassment will not be fired. the bay area news group reports dominic caserta will remain a sive vicks teacher. he resigned from the santa clara city council and withdrew from the race. he denies the allegations. many parents are unhappy with the school district's decision to keep him on staff. in response, the district says it's creating a sexual harassment task force. it will educate parents and students about recognizing harassment and how to report it. the t >>> let's get a quick update on weather and traffic. we'll start with mike nicco. >> hi, voitd. the breezes are back. i mean the sea breeze. the areas in yellow, gusting out of the west up to 30 knots, about 35 miles per hour. it starts at 1:00 this afternoon through 9:00 this evening. let's see what it does to your accuweather 12-hour planner. increasing sunshine and temperatures in the upper 50s at the coast, mid to upper 60s at 4:00. by 7:00, mid 50s to 60s. you'll need a coat there. >>> looking live at the bay bridge t

. >> the person will be affected on the job and affected by the acute, intoxicating effects of l.s.d. reporter: but a dr. elias dakwar who works at columbia university's irving medical center says l.s.d.'s effects last longer than the initial trip. >> there may still be lingering anxiety, lingering suspicion as a result of any kind of experience that is harrowing. it leaves a certain residue. >> reporter: in a statement, the air force says there are multiple checks to make sure airmen are able to execute the mission safely, securely and effectively. in all, 14 airmen were disciplined, included six convicted in court-martials of using or distributing l.s.d. jeff, the most severe sentence in this case: 12 months. but the lead prosecutor in that case wanted much more, citing the concern for public safety and public trust. >> glor: pretty amazing details here. tony, thanks. coming up here tonight, serena williams' comeback controversy. was she punished for having a baby? and imagine the chef's surprise when this happened? what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide

facing several charges including gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. he is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. >> all three of the victims of this case are from san joaquin county. lyanne melendez went to man ticka high school today. >> reporter: told by teachers this morning of her death. >> the school have really sad right now. a couple of my friends are crying over it. >> reporter: lima's was mattie brown's childhood friend. >> she has been by my side. >> i heard that she was funny and she had like cute outfits and so nice. >> lima was a member of the future farmers of 9-year-old brook attended brock elliott elementary. flowers were left outside their home. dee dee limas is a distant cousin. >> i don't like drugs period. i don't care if marijuana is legal or whatever. i am not into the drugs. >> reporter: the schools will have counsellors on campus throughout the week for students and staff. in >>> halo ran had been the head of the association since 2013. after they failed to come to an agreement, they went to arbitration and a new

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unicorns, he said over the past two weeks police have seen a number of people with, "high level intoxications working to figure out the origin of that batch of lsd. >>> a likely connection in the golden state killer, joseph deangelo is suspected of committing 50 sexual assaults in northern california, one of the assault victim is margaret. she was just 13 and living in the east bay when she was attacked back in 1977. in a recent interview, he talked about a bizarre coincidence that her brother used to work for deangelo's ex- wife. a process server and an attorney with one of his clients. >> i was blown away, i worked for, mystery -- mysterious things that.had in life. >> now in her interview, she looks forward to confronting deangelo in court. >>> well the police chief of gilroy speaking out after his personal vehicle was stolen. >> that chief admits he should have taken grater precautions. jessie gary has our report. >> you never want to be the one on the news talking about a mistake that you've made that is drawing this kind of attention. >> scott is 34 year gilroy police veteran, followin

. >> emily doe wasn't attacked and applied that she was at fault for being intoxicated. >> she says that the offensive comments coded and a magazine article, should he keep his seat or be sent packing? >> those against the recall said that removing a sitting judge who followed the law could undermine our system of law. >> it is a war on the judiciary and it will not stop. >> he made a decision and it was around one. >> they are making a final push, their view is the right view. >> reporter: will the public opinion valid -- be valid? >> be sure to join us on election night for live coverage from apm to 10 pm tuesday and on the 10 pm and 11 pm news right here on ktvu. >>> 400 oakland high school students were awarded more than $3 billion in college scholarships during tonight's oaklands promise award ceremony. they have helped public school students exceed in college. organizers praised the students commitment and their hard work. >> there have been a lot of late hours. a lot of the kids, they are a sitting -- outstanding. we all deserve to be air. >> 90% of the students are from low incom

california highway patrol marin// "when the officer contacted the driver he determined she was extremely intoxicated and was arrested for a dui but to further the situation she had an 18-day old baby and an 8 year old child in the car so she was also charged with two felony counts of childhood endangerment."then saturday night at 8:45 a crash was reported just before the golden gate bridge near the robin williams tunnel... when an 18-year-old allegedly impaired by drugs and alcohol flipped over a car with five passengers between 16 and 21 years old who made laps into seats... he then ran off but was found hiding in bushes. sot: sgt. andrew barclay, california highway patrol marin// "well unbeknownst that driver our place was flying overhead so they established an orbit followed them reported it to us and was taken into custody."around the same time another driver was arrested after an officer spotted their car weaving on the road as passengers threw beer bottles out the window. the maximum enforcement period continues until monday at midnight.if you plan to drink or use drugs don't drive...not this

but the weed thing, turns out people like to be only one kind of intoxicated at a time their stocks tradeel trades as 13 times next year molson trades at roughly 12 times next year's earning estimates. coors might turn out to be more expensives expensive as it seems. at michael kors, the numbers are going in the other and right direction. when it comes to coors versus kors go with the one that is on the rebound. it is a broken stock and not the one that is in free fall fleeing from the mass beer market in groves i got to tell you, they got to stay the heck of molson coors after seeing those hideous numbers just last week ram in texas. >> caller: booyah from texas where everything is big. my question is from cigsignet jewellers. do you think that new direction will help make a good investment in the coming days >> that is a great question. because you have to say wait a second, we love tiffany, but signet old model is a model based on lending is out. and it is frankly not nearly as profitable so i say stay away when it comes to kors, the retailer versus coors the retailer, i say stick with

for all of those reasons, people intoxicated on cannabisk like alcohol make that drivers. >> reporter: the chp said prevention and prosecution under driving under the influence of marijuana cannot be the chp's concern alone. back at sierra high school, students say their perception of marijuana has been changed forever. >> i don't think it should be legal, especially in california . >> it is just as lethal as alcohol. >> -- >> reporter: take a look at these latest numbers. these are du why arrests involving only marijuana in the bay area. there were 197 arrests but in the first three months of 2018 there were 87 which is a sharp increase. at that rate we are on pace to double last year's number. kpix5. >>> a man is been charging a 14-year-old murder mystery in sonoma county. he is accused of killing a couple on the beach near jenner back in 24 -- 2004. he was arrested last year in the murder of his younger brother. authorities linked him to the two murders on the beach. he was charged with attempted murder in a separate bombing case that injured a woman also in 2004. >>> a lyft driver

law when he sentenced former stanford athlete brock turner, convicted of sexually assaulting an intoxicated, unconsious woman, to jail instead of prison.nats (recall supporters rally) recall supporters want voters to stand up on behalf of sexual assault victims says organizer michelle dauber. michelle dauber/organized recall "....we're recalling judge persky because he has a long history of bias in favor of privileged perpetrators in cases of violence against women and we're here to say enough is enough..."recall supporters blasted persky attorney james mcmannis for telling vogue magazine turner's victim was never attacked. opponents are telling voters recalling a sitting judge threatens judicial independence. d.a. jeff rosen.jeff rosen/santa clara county dist. attorney "...to recall a judge for one bad decision would have dramatic negative effects throughout our criminal justice system..."nats (cops deal with recall disrupting rally)emotions are running high...as police had to order a recallopponent to keep his distance from supporters as they jockeyed for camera time. (rob live) also on t

. >> the person is going to be affected on the job and directly affected by the acute intoxicating effects of lsd. >> reporter: but dr. elias dakwar, who works with substance abuse disorders at columbia university's irving medical center, says lsd's effects last longer than the initial trip. >> there may still be lingering anxiety, lingering suspicion as a result of any kind of experience that is harrowing. it leaves a certain residue. >> reporter: in a statement the air force said there are multiple checks to make sure airmen are able to execute the mission safely, securely, and effectively. in all, 14 airmen were disciplined, including six convicted in court-martials, of using or distributing lsd. jeff, the most severe sentence in this case 12 months. but the lead prosecutor in that case wanted much more, citing the concern for public safety and public trust. >> yeah. pretty amazing to here the details here, tony. thanks. coming up here tonight, serena williams' comeback controversy. was she punished for having a baby? and imagine the chef's surprise when this happened. melatonin is the

california highway patrol marin// "when the officer contacted the driver he determined she was extremely intoxicated and was arrested for a dui but to further the situation she had an 18-day old baby and an 8 year old child in the car so she was also charged with two felony counts of childhood endangerment."then saturday night at 8:45 a crash was reported just before the golden gate bridge near the robin williams tunnel... when an 18-year-old allegedly impaired by drugs and alcohol flipped over a car with five passengers between 16 and 21 years old who made laps into seats... he then ran off but was found hiding in bushes. sot: sgt. andrew barclay, california highway patrol marin// "well unbeknownst that driver our place was flying overhead so they established an orbit followed them reported it to us and was taken into custody."around the same time another driver was arrested after an officer spotted their car weaving on the road as passengers threw beer bottles out the window. the maximum enforcement period continues until monday at midnight.if you plan to drink or use drugs don't drive...not this

. >> reporter: they implied she was her fault for being intoxicated. >> reporter: the comment quoted last week of give -- has ven new fi ithe fiercely contested sue. brock turner xually assaulted a woman while she was unconscious near a garbage dumpster. supporters say the six-month sentence sends the wrong message . >> they are giving a silent nod of ascent and reinforcing the destructive believe i was any way to blame. this is about letting victims have peace, justice, and to be supported and to know that the community stands behind them. >> reporter: the issue is judicial independence. removing a sitting judge who followed the law will weaken the system. >> it is through independent judges that we've gotten some of the most important rights including marriage equality, civil rights, a woman's right to choose among others. those decisions came from judges who made decisions that were very unpopular at the time. >> reporter: i will try to get a word with judge persky. judge, we just wanted to recap what you said. you are asking voters to vote no because? >> we need to empower judges

law when he sentenced former stanford athlete brock turner, convicted of sexually assaulting an intoxicated, unconsious woman, to jail instead of prison.nats (recall supporters rally) recall supporters want voters to stand up on behalf of sexual assault victims says organizer michelle dauber. michelle dauber/organized recall "....we're recalling judge persky because he has a long history of bias in favor of privileged perpetrators in cases of violence against women and we're here to say enough is enough..."recall supporters blasted persky attorney james mcmannis for telling vogue magazine turner's victim was never attacked. opponents are telling voters recalling a sitting judge threatens judicial independence. d.a. jeff rosen.jeff rosen/santa clara county dist. attorney "...to recall a judge for one bad decision would have dramatic negative effects throughout our criminal justice system..."nats (cops deal with recall disrupting rally)emotions are running high...as police had to order a recallopponent to keep his distance from supporters as they jockeyed for camera time. (pam) that was rob f

a single corporate donor and his lawyer jim mcmannus said that doe was at fault because she was intoxicatedd said she wasn't victimize bid a quote predator because brock turner did not jump out of the bushes. so we're here to ask persky to disavow those comments and to disassociate himself from his legal team. >> from mcmannus himself or the legal team. >> well jim mcmannus is part of his legal team. those comments came out last tuesday. >> how do you feel about what will happen tuesday. >> i think people are supporting us and will persky down on tuesday. >> we'll have a complete wrap on this rally and the rally that starts at 12:15 for those who are opposed to the recall, are at the courthouse. we will bring that to you tonight. >>> activists are set to gather at san francisco's city hall this morning to urge city attorney dennis herr era to drop the city's gang reform. that groups of gang members create a neighborhood nuisance and bars them from being in neighborhood safety zones. group says the policy is racial profiling tool that hurts the city's youth and unities of color. >>> also hap

we have the video of a driver stopped for driving while intoxicated...sn't the first time around for this man... my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. (pam) police in new mexico found a man slumped over the front seat with a bottle of mouthwash in his lap... stopped in the middle of a busy highway last month. (vicki) when they processed him, they found out he's had his license revoked more than 20 times. sasha lenninger has newly released body cam video of the arrest. the arrest. cam video of released body newly lenninger has sasha than 20 times. revoked more

and their pop culture which is so intoxicating for the rest of the world, particularly in the united states, people are very intrigued by it. we'll see -- and the cold war, there is an argument to be made that rock and roll brought down the wall. so maybe the same thing with happen with millennials in south korea and their form of diplomacy will reign supreme. we'll see. always good to talk to you >>> all right. so what is the president's plan for the world's major trouble spots. right now, come on, he's not saying. >> whatever happens, happens. look. i may go, may not work out. i leave. i'm not going to be a john kerry who makes that horrible iran deal. $1.8 billion in cash. you know what that is? you know what they got? they got nothing. they got nothing. we're going to have a hopefully successful negotiation over the next three or four weeks and we'll be doing the world a big favor. kennedy: so will the president's hardball tactics with work with north korea and iran and if so does he deserve two nobel prizes. let me ask our fox news contributor, jessica. and a columnist for the d

. >> wallace jenkins tried to arrest him for being intoxicated. jensen said he fired at him after -- a dying perez stumbled back into the store. that's not the way the commission saw it. >> i saw a fair amount of evidence that led me to conclude that the circumstances were such that that young man didn't need to die. >> the commission will recommend changes to the police department. but its recommendations are not binding. officer jensen retired on disability a couple of years after the shooting. the perez family settled a civil lawsuit for more than 800,000. but the ruling gave them something money can't buy, vindication. in richmond, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> new developments with the cleanup of the hunters point naval shipyard in san francisco. the department of justice says two radiation control technicians admitting to cheating on soil samples. each man falsified records. the two were employed to take samples and send them off to a laboratory. instead of tag they substituted clean dirt from other areas in the naval base. >>> new details on

he was accused of leaking a police report that suggested the city councilman was intoxicated the nighte was robbed. gagan was also accused of lying about it. the richmond city manager says there was insufficient evidence to support the claims, so dragon will now be reinstated to his former position. >>> a chp officer dragged by a car on interstate 80 in san francisco last friday is back on duty. the woman driving the car was in court today. nicole waves lee did not -- pleaded not guilty to 20 charges. included four counts of attempted murder on the officer and others. she reached speeds of 435 to 40 miles an hour as the officer was clinging to the steering wheel. more than a dozen chp officers were at the hearing to offer their support to the officer. >> considering the totality of the circumstances he is doing well. >> there is also a child endangerment charge, because wade's two-year-old child was in the car at the time. investigators say wade flashed another person's id when she was pulled over, and had multiple active warrants. >>> us labor department says the nation's unemployment

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an official review then, found no signs of foul play, but noted chronic lead intoxication.ay he would never hurt anyone. "he was nice... always have bbqs. boom!"(justine)(justine) that is what the package bomb sounded like from a security camera nearby. in the spa explosion, beal was charged with an unregistered destructive device. he is in custody now. investigators say they found improvised explosive devices and more than 100 pounds of explosives in his home. (jr stone) in bay area news-- unemployment rates fell below 3 percent in all but one of the nine counties in the bay area in april. according to the california employment development department... san mateo county has the lowest unemployment rate in the bay area at two- percent. it's followed by san francisco and marin county at 2.1 percent. solano county was the only county over 3 percent.... at 3 point 6 percent. the statewide unemployment rate also hit its lowest mark ever... at 4 point 2 percent. (justine) faculty at city college of san francisco will see a nine million dollar pay increase over the next three yea

police say, the bullet came from a high powered rifle.. they believe an intoxicated neighbor may be atfault. (pam) a south carolina school trip took an unexpected detour. kids were taken to a gun show... and some parents were outraged.(ken) the trip was for elementary school kids to take a look at what life would be like in middle school. but they ended up at an armory. and without their parents permission. one substitute teacher on the trip...captured photos of the incident. students being shown different types of guns.... one woman says her son was on the trip...and she was shocked by what he said next. (ken) that parent says she tried to speak to teachers and principals but she has yet to get a response. (pam) in sports... an oakland a's player talks about the very spe

. >> wallace jenkins tried to arrest him for being intoxicated.id he fired at him after -- a dying perez stumbled back into the store. that's not the way the commission saw it. >> i saw a fair amount of evidence that led me to conclude that the circumstances were such that that young man didn't need to die. >> the commission will recommend changes to the police department. but its recommendations are not binding. officer jensen retired on disability a couple of years after the shooting. the perez family settled a civil lawsuit for more than 800,000. but the ruling gave them something money can't buy, vindication. in richmond, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> new developments with the cleanup of the hunters point naval shipyard in san francisco. the department of justice says two radiation control technicians admitting to cheating on soil samples. each man falsified records. the two were employed to take samples and send them off to a laboratory. instead of tag they substituted clean dirt from other areas in the naval base. >>> new details on the storm

claims, failing to prove she groped a male staffer and asked others to play spin the bottle while intoxicated. activists say the investigation is incomplete and displayed the kissing game in front of her office. >> a little reminder for ms. garcia, that no matter where the bottle lands, the answer is always no. >> reporter: no is also the word garcia's staff used to keep protesters out, calling on capital security to keep them back. garcia's communications director remains one of her biggest supporters. >> she's run on a platform of transparency, of equality, and in this office alone, i've seen her do nothing but support and prop up women. >> reporter: now some of those women are determined to see her go. >> she doesn't represent us. she's a me too hypocrite. it's about power. if you abuse power whether you're a man or woman, it's time to go. >> she's denied the allegations from day one. her spokesperson tells me she's excited to get back to work at the capital sometime this week. >>> questions about another deadly bay area crash involving a tesla. a musician driving home from a gig plunges i

like this has the right to decide who it wants there and who it does not and if someone is either intoxicated some type of altercation with a member of their staff. again, not to litigate the specific incidents but they certainly have the right to try to remove someone or make decisions like that. but it becomes, again, i think it fits within a context of a broader situation but not just waffle house but an incident at yale recently and an incident in oakland, a woman calling police on a black men barbecuing in park and a yale woman was studying and sleeping in a common room. the idea of what should the role of police officers be? what should we be calling 911 for? because perhaps, no matter the circumstances once you call 911, you're inserting police officers, people who are armed and trained to interact physically very often and people we know don't deescalate situations but escalate situations and create danger for whomever is involved. >> king tweeted out the following. is this call for a boycott resona resonating? i know it's fairly new. but any commitment from corporate to commit to the