but johnny torres's education is suffering. he's been out of school for two months after the district suspended him pending tomorrow's hearing at which he could be expelled. >> they put the expulsion on the table. i just literally lost it. >> reporter: johnny has a tutor, but his parents say his grades are falling as he misses class. >> he's always been a 4.0 straight-a student. and they've taken that away from him. herows and learns at school. i mean, he enjoys school. >> reporter: players and parents crowded into a napa school board meeting last week arguing this case has dragged on long enough and that the players should have been allowed to remain in school while the investigation wraps up. >> i know for a fact that some of my teammates did not do what they were accused of doing. you are ruining their lives. >> reporter: napa police tell me the criminal investigation took four months because of its sensitive nature. >> kids are -- that reputation and we need to make sure we stay quiet on things and not release information b

but johnny torres's education is suffering. he's been out of school for two months after the district suspended him pending tomorrow's hearing at which he could be expelled. >> they put the expulsion on the table. i just literally lost it. >> reporter: johnny has a tutor, but his parents say his grades are falling as he misses class. >> he's always been a 4.0 straight-a student. and they've taken that away from him. he grows and learns at school. i mean, he enjoys school. >> reporter: players and parents crowded into a napa school board meeting last week arguing this case has dragged on long enough and that the players should have been allowed to remain in school while the investigation wraps up. >> i know for a fact that some of my teammates did not do what they were accused of doing. you are ruining their lives. >> reporter: napa police tell me the criminal investigation took four months because of its sensitive nature. >> kids are -- that reputation and we need to make sure we stay quiet on things and not release information

that student, 34 was dragged in by several students and namely i believe he was dragged in by johnny torres. >> torres is one of 8 napa high schoolers facing expulsion. one student was already expelled. the district attorney general is considering criminal charges against a student and a coach for failing to report it. a similar incident took place the year before. the hearing was

meantime johnny torres, who had been an honor student, has been out of school for ten weeks. >> i need to be in school. i don't want to retake tenth grade and possibly throw my college education down the drain. >> reporter: this hearing is likely to continue tomorrow. the school board could vote on his expulsion thursday night. in napa, wayne freedman, abc 7 a news. >>> in the south bay county leaders are concerned that women and low income families will lose vital services when the trump administration starts making changes to health care. as janine della vega explains, they took action today to prepare. >> uno, dos, tres. >> reporter: adolpho and his wife rely on the clinic for medical and dental care. they are covered by medi-cal. >> i'm just glad that we still have some coverage. i'm concerned that these won't last. >> reporter: santa clara county is at risk for losing federal funds that go to health clinics in programs serving women and their families. that's because the trump administration is looking to replace the affordable care act. millions of dollars could be at stake. >> t

that student, 34 was dragged in by several students and namely i believe he was dragged in by johnny torres. >> torres is one of 8 napa high schoolers facing expulsion. one student was already expelled. the district attorney general is considering criminal charges against a student and a coach for failing to report it. a similar incident took place the year before. the hearing was filled with family and friends of torres. outside torres' grandfather became emotional. >> heart break. it is just heart break. >> the napa valley unified school district says it conduct the its own investigation. >> it is sad for the people that have been identified as victims. it is sad for the entire student body. it is sad for the people who are involved all around. >>> the administrative panel expected to make its recommendation on whether or not to expel to the napa valley unified school district board of education and the school board will make its decision. in napa rob roth. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at 6:30. a lot of people will be betting on march madness which gets under way this week. and much of that b

implicated torres. >> i believe that student 34 was dragged in by several students and namely by johnny torres. >> torres is one of 8 high school students facing expulsion. one student had already been expelled. the napa county district attorney is considering criminal charges against 14 students and a coach for failing to report it. authorities say a similar incident took place a year before. filled with family and friends of torres. outside torres' grandfather became emotional. >> it is heart breaking. >> a napa valley school district says it conduct the its own investigation. >> it is sad for the people that have been identified as victims. it is sad for the entire student body and the people involved. >>> the administrative panel will make its recommendation on whether or not to expel to the napa valley unified school district board of education and the school board will make its decision. in napa. rob roth. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a man who allegedly attacked two women in separate incidents in palo alto earlier has surrendered. the sheriff's department says george nabarric after seeing a pic

talked with the victim's mother. >> she told me she wavented to do her part to make sure that johnny torres was held accountable for his behavior. >> beside torres the school district is also seeking to expel eight other students accused of hazing other students. so far no criminal charges have been filed. >>> firefighters made an unusual rescue in napa after a man became trapped in a wall in a sandwich stop. >> explain how a construction crew helpeded get that man out. >> yeah, a really unusual story here. this man was stuck in a narrow vent shop nearing the entrance of the togo's restaurant. he got stuck down in this tight space. he again had been here since last night and it was a crew of construction workers who showed up to do some work in this area this morning who heard his cries for help. >> this was the end of a very unusual rescue operation in napa today. the man being taken away on the stretcher was stuck for hours inside a narrow shaft at the togo.'s sandwich shop. firefighters had to cut open the wall. the man had taken off his cloedzs and was found sitting in the fetal positio

that student 34 was dragged in by several students, and namely i believe he was dragged in by johnny torres. >> reporter: torres is one of eight napa high school students facing expulsion. one student had already been expelled. the napa district attorney is considering criminal charges against 14 students and a coach for failing to report the incident. authorities say a similar incident took place the year before the hearing was filled with family and friends of torres outside torres' grandfather became emotional. >> to give him a break. >> reporter: napa valley unified school district conducted their own investigation. >> it's sad for the people who have been identified as victims. it is sad for the entire student body. you though it's sad for the people who were involved all around. >> reporter: the administrative panel is expected to make their recommendation on whether or not to expel to the napa valley unified school district board of education. the school board will make their decision. in napa rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a man who allegedly attacked two women in separate incidents

napa high school johnny torres has been suspended from school. there is an expulsion hearing and torres testified he did nothing wrong. >> the most that i did was horse blay and nothing serious. >> he is accused of taking part in what school officials have called a football hazing ritual where some freshmen players are grabbed and touched inappropriately by older players. torres is the jv quarterback accused of holding a student down while another one touched him inappropriately through clothing. he never saw any bad behavior. and the straight astudent torres has been suspended for the past nine weeks. >> these past couple of weeks i have been depressed i want to see my friends again and my teachers. i miss being at school and being in the classroom and getting good grades. >> a school district administrator testified that a student identified only by a number implicated torres. >> i believe that student 34 was dragged in by several students and he was dragged in by johnny torres. >> now he is facing expulsion. one student had already been expell

johnny torres and seven other players face expulsion. nape napa's head coach resigned yesterday. moments later, his entire staff followed suit. the alleged incident took place in october and torres has described it as horseplay and not sexual. police were investigating. >> these are good people and they're getting screwed by our school district. complete. >> torres, who had been an honor student, could be expelled for a year. >>> we have new details, texas's lieutenant governor is calling a north carolina style bathroom bill a priority now. yesterday, the state senate passed the legislation which says people must use the bathroom of the gender on their birth certificate. big business and the nfl are opposed to the controversial proposal. the legislation next heads to the texas house whose members have expressed far less interest in taking up that bill. >>> ibuprofen and other common painkillers are now being linked to an increased risk of heart attacks, strokes, even heart failure. this according to a study from denmark. researchers say these drugs should be used with caution and

the family of 16-year-old quarterback johnny torres got word through their attorney their son was expelled. >> we don't agree with the outcome. we still feel our son didn't do anything wrong and we will -- we're going to appeal it. >> reporter: five students have now been expelled for the incident which took place in the locker room last halloween. flora torres says her son played no part in the hazing. > he's been out of school for three months. for nothing. so what they're doing is wrong. >> reporter: the scandal led to the resignation of the coaching staff earlier this month. many players say the investigation has gone too far. >> thank you for taking a brotherhood and turning it into betrayal. >> reporter: we tried talking to the board president jose had your ta doe about the expulsion. >> i'm in closed session. >> reporter: any comments about the hech pullses? >> it's confidential. reporter. the d.a.'s office is doing its own investigation about the hazing, possible criminal charges could be announced next month. in napa, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> a valet yeoman charged with mur

. >>> and then johnny torres, a football player is facing expulsion along with seven other players, and the hazing incident was reported in october. players, and the hazing incident was reported in october. he described it as >>> a santa rosa man, 50-year-old, was wearing a t-shirt and a plastic bag wrapped around his gentles, and he had smeared blue paint on his body. officials were able to keep him away from students. he was arrested and charged with possession of methamphetamine. >>> livermore police are asking for your help in identifying a car theft suspect. this woman is a person of interest in a theft of an unlocked vehicle last week, and this is a photo captured by a home security camera. the thief removed more than $200,020 $2,000 in property. >>> would like to add on to what alexis was talking about with the winds, and 23 miles per hour at half moon bay, and 20 at conco concord. where you see yellow along the coast in san francisco, noon today until 8:00 this evening, gusts up to 50 miles per hour. up in our hills, midnight tonight through 12:00 tomorrow afternoon, that's when

the school district confirmed only that the head coach has resigned, it said nothing more about johnny torres, an honor student. the hazing is described as horseplay. they could vote tomorrow night. >> these are good people that are getting screwed by our school district. >> in napa, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> students at uc hastings law school received a message of inclusion and condemnation abc 7 news was at the mcallister tower. a student living there discovered on monday a jewish symbol on his front door had been set on fire. the school's chancellor set out a letter today, saying the school will not tolerate hateful actions of any sort. >>> a woman abducted and shoved into the trunk of a car. the dramatic escape caught on camera, and the search now underway tonight for her kidnapper. >>> an update on the sea lion saga, that has gripped the local community for the last two days. there's a happy ending to share. >>> winter is not done with us yet. i'll let you know what this means for your weekend plans coming up. >>> honoring excellence in food. the bay area restaurant now up for one

the school district confirmed only that the head coach has resigned, it said nothing more about johnny torres, an honor student. the hazing is described as horseplay. they could vote tomorrow night. >> these are good people that are getting screwed by our school district. >> in napa, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> students at uc hastings law school received a message of inclusion and condemnation abc 7 news was at the mcallister tower. a student living there discovered on monday a jewish symbol on his front door had been set on fire. the school's chancellor set out a letter today, saying the school will not tolerate hateful actions of any sort. >>> a woman abducted and shoved into the trunk of a car. the dramatic escape caught on camera, and the search now underway tonight for her kidnapper. >>> an update on the sea lion saga, that has gripped the local community for the last two days. there's a happy ending to share. >>> winter is not done with us yet. i'll let you know what this means for your weekend plans coming up. >>> honoring excellence in food. the bay area restaurant now up for one

johnny torres and seven other players face expulsion.entire coaching staff resigned yesterday. >>> number five, i'm tracking some drizzle for your morning commute. you can see it on our camera here from south beach looking at the golden gate. we've got wet weather for the weekend and a much stronger storm or two next week. >>> and number six, we had been pretty quiet this morning but we do have a new crash for orinda drivers, it's westbound 24, just before you get to fish ranch road. the details really few and far between at this point. sounds like we have at least one lane blocked. six to seven vehicles involved. clearly we have a backup forming. >>> number seven, happy panda day. today, the world celebrates these lovable bamboo eating animals and this is a live look from our i-panda cam in china. even though i've learned they really couldn't care less about people. >> yeah. and they -- >> but we love them. >> exactly. coming back with another 90 ninz of news including how uc regents can make history later today. >>> president trump's b

a panel submitted their recommendation for johnny torres. the school board meets tomorrow morning. >>> stay with us. business owners and residents are getting tired of what they have to deal with in san francisco. >> every day there's more garbage in front. there's needles. >> few people want to walk next to a homeless encampment. >>> the search is on for these hikers. >>> a hot chicken spot spreads its wings. the new eater's guide to at&t park almost makes baseball an afterthought. >> almost. i'm sandhya patel. i'll have the game forecast for tomorrow. and we'll take a look at the changes that are ahead. trust me, >>> neighbors and business owners? potrero hill say homeless encampments are overrunning their neighborhood and are becoming a big danger. leslie? >> neighbors have told me this afternoon and today that the problem here in san francisco with the homeless is getting worse. it's not better that the homeless encampments are occupying sidewalks, even spilling onto the streets in some places. they said they're losing business and they'

they include johnny torres, a jv player, who was an honor student, accused of alleged hazing incident in october first reported by our iteam. he described it as horseplay. the meeting is scheduled tonight at 6:30. >>> a state senator launches an effort to create single payer health care in california. democrat lara of southern california wants an insurance system where the state sets up prices with hospitals and drug companies. they say she's not explained how california would pay for single payer health care, it needs to pass several hurdles before becoming law. >>> the so-called bathroom law is headed to the governor's desk in california. it's passed both of the state's legislative houses, but civil rights activists and lgbtq believe the new law doesn't do enough to protect people's rights. >> replaces one bathroom bill that made the state of north carolina infamous with another kind of bathroom bill, and it solidifies north carolina's reputation as a state that puts lgbt quality last. >> north carolina's new law still requires people in some situations to use the bathroom that matc

the family of 16-year-old quarterback johnny torres got word through their attorney their son was expelled we don't agree with the outcome. we still feel our son didn't do anything wrong and we will -- we're going to appeal it. >> reporter: five students have now been expelled for the incident which took place in the locker room last halloween. flora torres says her son played no part in the hazing. > he's been out of school for three months. for nothing. so what they're doing is wrong. >> reporter: the scandal led to the resignation of the coaching staff earlier this month. many players say the investigation has gone too far. >> thank you for taking a brotherhood and turning it into betrayal. >> reporter: we tried talking to the board president jose had your ta doe about the expulsion. >> i'm in closed session. >> reporter: any comments about the hech pullses? >> it's confidential. reporter. the d.a.'s office is doing its own investigation about the hazing, possible criminal charges could be announced next month. in napa, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> a valet yeoman charged with murder

the parents of 16-year-old johnny torres aren't sure of what type of expulsion he got. >> leaving not knowing if our son is a, b, c, or d is wrong and what's another day. >> the sophomore testified at his expulsion weeks ago denying what he called locker room horse play. and it emerged that jv football players had a ritual of grabbing and goosing freshman teammates on top of their clothing as the big game approach wednesday their cross town rival. >> they did it out of lack of education. they did it because they're 15 and 16-year-olds who don't have the best judgment. >> the investigation resulted in indefinitely suspensions for many and months of expulsion hearings pending. >> we're not a football team anymore we're a group of criminals that you've made us. thank you for destroying the trust i had in this school. thank you for turning us against each other. >> police have identified 16 victims and almost as many alleged perpetrators plus a coach they said should have reported the hazing but didn't. debora villalon fox ktvu news. >>> now it's time to find a new place to live. >> you h

sophomore johnny torres is the jv quarterback, an honor roll student never in trouble before. his parents insist he is innocent. >> we still feel our son didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: johnny told school investigators he saw some of his teammates getting a little rough with some of the freshmen players, so he abruptly left the locker room and did not participate in any hazing. three other students have already been expelled. the school board met tonight to decide punishment for johnny and three other students. two of the cases are unrelated to the alleged hazing. >> the expulsion of students a and c. >> reporter: the decision? two student will be expelled. the two others are on a suspended expulsion which means they can go to an alternative school but will be on a sort of probation. >> it's disappointing. >> it's unfair and adult bullying is what it is. it's people abusing their power. >> i am shocked beyond belief. >> reporter: since they're underage the district won't tell the public which child received which punishment. they won't even tell johnny's parents. they'll

. >> reporter: 16-year-old johnny torres is about one of 11 football suppliers suspended by napa valleyfied school district officials in the midst of a hazing investigation at napa valley high. with his parents by his side, the junior varsity quarterback gave his version of what took place in the game last year. >> it took place in the locker room. >> reporter: he says a friend yelled to him to come inside. >> hey, we're messing with a freshman. i went inside. there's typical running, messing around something you see every day. >> reporter: a complaint filed in november with the napa police department tells a different story. police received reports of football players holding down one or more freshmen players. the report alleges they hit and grabbed them inappropriately. >> there is nothing about where in the locker room he was dragged. >> reporter: at the expulsion hearing, family attorney mandy lee questioned the panel about the accuracy of the information gathered in the investigation. >> the primary reason i was retained and why we're here is to get this straight a student football

one 16-year-old johnny torres has been suspended for two months. a high school sophomore and j.v. quarterback accused of participating in i hazing attack. his parents and their attorney wanted it public because they say they have nothing to hide. >> the primary reason i was retained and why we are here is to get this straight a student you can cap tap of the football team, no history, back in school. >> we want to get to the bottom of what happened as far as our son goes. >> police did receive reports of football players holding down one or more freshman players. they hit and grabbed them inappropriately. a spokesperson said it is striving tore student privacy and investigation. >> two lesser known quake faults the focus of a new study. they believe the faults could produce a major earthquake. newport engel wood falls and rose canyon run from san diego to los angeles. they believe the singular fault may be capable of producing a 7.4 magnitude quake. >> right now we are tracking developing stories. cleanup efforts begin after several deadly wildfire

johnny torres is the quarterback at napa high school.ent and now stands accused of hazing another student. just an hour from now, his expulsion hearing is going to continue here inside this school district bungalow behind us. witnesses will be testifying in his defense about what happened. torres is suspended right now. he has been for the past several months. his attorney who i spoke with this morn says her 16-year-old client is accused of holding down another student while they were assaulted by a classmate. she says everyone involved was fully clothed at the time. she says the allegations are unfounded. >> witnesses will testify about what took place in october of last year. >> alex, i know you're staying there, staying on the story. you do expect to bring your camera into the room so we can see everything that happens in the hearing. isn't that the case? at the case? >> reporter: yeah. we are. this is going to be a public hearing. normally these expulsion hearings for students within the school district are not open to the public. in

johnny torres testified at a hearing yesterday that was made public at the request of his family. torres who is on suspension could be expelled and he told the panel he was an honor role student who is now failing. he's accused of holding a student down while another student touched him inappropriately. >> the last couple of weeks, i have been depressed. i want to see my friends again and my teachers. i miss being at school, being in the classroom, and getting good grades. >> torres is one of 8 napa high students facing expulsion. one student has been kicked out. torres's attorney and the school district's lawyers will submit their closing briefs and the panel will recommend -- make recommendations to the school board on whether he should in fact be expelled and prosecutors are considering criminal charges against 14 students and a coach who they say failed to report that incident. >>> 6 people in fairfield have been displaced after a fire broke out yesterday afternoon. it started in the attic on a home in maryland street. a viewer september us a video of this fire. someone was tr

reporter: suspended along with 11 other napa high football players, accused of hazing, 16-year-old johnny torres says he's innocent, guilty of in more than horseplaying. this disciplinary board will decide whether he can return or be expelled for his sophomore year. >> i need to be in school. i don't want to retake tenth grade and possibly throw my college education down the law. >> reporter: his lawyer said they didn't follow the investigative techniques. >> the investigation process, trying to gather up as much information as we can. >> reporter: torres wants an opportunity to prove himself so he can get back to his schoolwork and football. >> i'm a hardworking kid. >> reporter: the school district told nbc bay area in a recent statement that it would not dment further on the hazing to protect student privacy and the integrity of an ongoing investigation. so the hearing has now wrapped up. the torres family just left minutes ago. they're going to be on pins and needles for a while. they might not have a decision for quite some time, possibly not until april 6th, during the next school board me

. >> johnny torres is one of eight napa high students facing being expelled.ne student has already been kicked out. his lawyer and the school district's lawyers will now submit closing briefs. the panel will then recommend to the school board as to whether he should also be expelled. prosecutors are also considering filing criminal charges against the 14 students and a coach accused of failing to report the incident. >>> happening today, it is litter enforcement day on highways and freeways around the bay area. caltrans crews will be sweeping, removing graffiti, picking up trash and cleaning up homeless encampments. >>> new video to share this morning of an uber ride that the driver and passenger will never forget. you see the suv flying through a gas station parking lot and hitting a gas pump, causing a big explosion. the driver had a passenger in the car at the time. it hit a car at the intersection that sent it will you the gas station pump. as terrible as the video looks and as big as the explosion looks, the passenger escaped with minor injuries and the d

one of the students expelled is the school quarterback 16-year-old johnny torres. he has denied any wrong doing in what he called locker room horse play. >> our son's been out of school for three months for nothing. so what they're doing is wrong. >> you have no idea. you have no idea. you sit behind this desk there and you think that we have control. >> the school accuses some players of holding students down while other students touch them inappropriately. police have identified 16 victims in almost as many are accused of being involved. the families of the four expelled students are expected to appeal the board's decision. >>> state water officials have measured the spring snow pack in the sierra and while the reading is the best in years there may be a down side. the survey showed an impressive 94.4" of snow above highway 50 above lake tahoe. east bay mud says it now needs to prepare for flooding as all that snow starts to melt. yesterday's snow pack reading was 183% of normal. that's the deepest spring snow pack since 2011. that was the year just before the dr

one of the students expelled is the school quarterback. 16-year-old johnny torres. he has denied any wrong doing in what he simply called locker room horse play. >> adult bullying is what it is. people abusing their power. >> they did it out of anger, they did it out of lack of education. they did it as 15 and 16-year-olds lack of good judgment. >> police have identified 16 victims total and almost as many are accused of being involved. the families of the four expelled students are expected to appeal the board's decision. >>> well the trump administration is blaming so-called sanctuary cities by name for an inability to get criminal illegal immigrants off the streets. william lazanoth tells us from los angeles. >> we want to be focused on the violent criminals. >> and that's why sanctuary cities argue it is their right to decide which illegal immigrants get to stay and those who get deported. the administration disagrees. >> the american people are not happy with these results. they know that when cities and states refuse to help inforce immigration laws -- enforce

. >> reporter: 16-year-old johnny torres is one of about 11 football players suspended by napa valley unified school district officials in the midst of a hazing investigation at napa valley high. with his parents by his side, the junior varsity quarterback gives his version of what happened on the night of the big game last year. >> it took place in the locker room. >> reporter: he says a friend yelled for him to come inside. >> saying, hey, we're messing with the freshmen, not knowing what that meant. i go in to see what's going on. there's just typical running, messing around, like something you see every day. >> reporter: a complaint filed in november with the napa police department tells a different story. police received reports of football players holding down one or more freshmen players. the report alleges they hit and grabbed them inappropriately. >> there's nothing about where in the locker room he was dragged. >> reporter: at the expulsion hearing, family attorney mandy lee questioned the panel about the accuracy of the information gathered in the investigation. >> the prim

so the school board decided to expel four students including jv quarter johnny torres. >> it's disappointing. >> it's unfair and adult bullying is what it is. it's people using their power. >> we are told two of the expulsions were cases that had nothing to do with the hazing. and two students received suspended expulsions which means they will be on a sort of probation. >>> north carolina has abandoned its bathroom bill. hb2 requiring transgender people to use restrooms corresponding to the sex on their birth certificates has been replaced with new legislation but the lgbt community says it doesn't change anything. >>> here's a disturbing thought, at least 100 ball pythons were found dead inside a florida home. police were called out for a welfare check and they found deplorable conditions. they say the entire floor of the house was covered with animal feces and in a bedroom numerous plastic bins containing dead snakes. authorities also removed two dogs, a couple of tortoises and parakeets. the owner was cited for animal abandonment. >>> a massive fire and highway collapse is prompting the

johnny torres has been out of school for ten weeks and faces a year expulsion. torres is one of eight jv football players accused of a hazing incident. he made his case to stay in school. >> i wasn't aware of a hazing ritual and i had no intentions of hazing or pinning him down or dragging or any of those allegations. >> the school board could vote on the expulsion tomorrow night. >>> caltrans hopes to try and start demolishing the crumbling bridge today. caltrans needs to get new parts so the crane can drop a wrecking ball with enough force to break up the bridge. heavy storms and mudslides caused this, the supports, to just start to buckle and that cut off hundreds of residents. a stretch of highway 1 north of the bridge reopened just last night after it was deemed safe and that restores access between monterey and pfeiffer beach. >>> no need to worry about heavy rain like that. we've got fog this morning. and the thickest is at our reporting station in santa rosa which is the charles m. schulz airport which is really close to the windsor as you look at our st

johnny torres has been out of school for ten weeks now and faces a year expulsion. he is one of eight jv football players accused in an aeltd hazing incident last october as first reported by our i-team. torres made his case to stay in school. >> i wasn't aware of a hazing ritual and i had no intentions of hazing or pinning him down or dragging or any of those allegations. >> the school board could vote on the expulsion tomorrow night. >>> caltrans hopes to try and start demolishing the crumbling pfeiffer canyon bridge today. you might remember this attempt earlier this week. caltrans needs to get new parts so the crane can drop a wrecking ball that has enough force to break up the bridge. heavy storms and mudslides damaged its supports beyond repair and it cut off hundreds of residents. a stretch of highway 1 north of the bridge has reopened. that happened just last night after it was deemed safe. that restores access between monterey and pfeiffer beach. >>> the price of beer is going down at the coliseum, according to the san jose mercury news. all premium and cra

one of the students expelled is the school quarterback, 16-year- old johnny torres. he has denied any wrong doing in what he called locker room horse play. >> our son has been out of school for three months. for nothing. so what they're doing is wrong. >> you have no idea. you have no idea. you sit behind this desk there and you think that -- we have control. >> the school accuses some players of holding students down while other students touched them inappropriately. police have identified 16 victims and almost as many are accused of being involved. the family of those expelled are expected to appeal the board's decision. >>> the cupertino school district has rejected new sex education curriculum that was proposed. it was a way to comply with a law signed in 2015. it requires school districts to make sure that students in grades 7 and higher are taught about hiv prevention and sexual health. parents say the curriculum was too graphic and not age appropriate. >>> we have more information about the disastrous fire in oakland. it was a candle that set off the fire that