the three former santa clara county jail guards charged with the 2015 killing of inmate michael tyreed to the crime and plead guilty. >> today was a victory for the vulnerable and the voiceless. >> reporter: 36-year-old matthew ferris, 37-year-old lubrin and 40-year-old rodriguez all pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter on tuesday. for the first time, saying out loud in court they beat him to death. >> did you personally assault or aid and abet the assault of michael tyree on august 26th 2015 causing his death? >> yes. >> santa clara county district attorney said it was important for his office and tyree's family to get that verbal admission >> because if they are accepting responsibility for what they did then we wanted them to accept responsibility which, to us, does not mean saying no contest or just pleading guilty and then coming out here and saying oh, well i pled guilty but i did not really do t. i just wanted to take this particular deal. >> as part of their plea deal all three men accepted the maximum prison sentence for the charge. >> following your sentencing in this case

in his jail cell. >> they pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter to beating and killing michael tyree with conscious disregard for his life conscious disregard for human life. today was a victory for the vulnerable and the voiceless. >> the men agreed to a plea deal to serve a maximum sentence of 11 years for their involvement in the fatal beating. this comes after a state appellate court overturned their murder convictions in 2022, because it could not be fully proven which defendant actually killed tyree. instead of retrying the case, santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen's office accepted the deal with a major condition. >> it was important for us to have them admit in court that they beat michael tyree to death, or aided and abetted the beating of him to death, and that they did that with conscious disregard for michael tyree's life and for human life. because if they're accepting responsibility for what they did, then we wanted them to accept responsibility. >> tyree's family attorney, paula canny, says this still doesn't take away the pain of tyree's death. santa clara

the law, they could be freed in the next year. >> perhaps a little ray of light emerged from michael tyree's night of darkness. >> and district attorney rosen says that because one of the things that came out of the tyree case were jail reforms, including body worn cameras by the deputies inside, increased training for inmates that were mentally challenged or in crisis. the three inmates or the three guards, former guards, are due back in court on october 11th for sentencing. the judge will calculate exactly how much time they have left before release, and then they will be under parole for the next three years. live outside the hall of justice here in san jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. michael, head back up to you. >> all right. jesse thank you. >> a former san francisco nonprofit executive charged with rape was released on bail today. jonathan jacobo pleaded not guilty last week to charges including rape, sexual assault and domestic violence. at least four women have come forward claiming to be victims. the san francisco district attorney's office says he was released from custody b

matthew ferris, jerry lubin and rafael rodriguez admitted in court that they assaulted inmate michael tyree. the mentally ill inmate was beaten to death inside his santa clara county jail cell in 2015. for close to five minutes, fellow inmates heard michael screams, heard his crying. they heard him begging for mercy, but there was no mercy. on the night of august 26th, 2015, in 2017, a jury convicted the three men of second degree murder, but that conviction was overturned due to new legislation that changed the requirements for a murder conviction. today, the three defendants pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter and will be sentenced to

formula to find out exactly how much time they'll serve guys. >> all right, jesse, do we know how michael tyree's family feels about this latest development? the plea deal that was agreed to here? >> district attorney rosen brought that up. he said he talked with and conferred with the tyree family before agreeing to this plea deal. and he said they were in favor. they felt it was the best way forward as opposed to trying to retry this entire case and put them through this ordeal all over again. if you don't remember. but during that that first trial, it was very graphic evidence about how michael tyree was beaten, savagely beaten inside his cell while he was crying and wailing in pain and asking for help and other inmates heard that and testified to that. so the family felt this was the best way forward. the district attorney definitely felt this was the best way forward. the three men still convicted. but now for voluntary manslaughter instead of second degree murder. guys. >> all right. jesse gary, live in san jose for us. jesse. thank you. a bill making its way through the state legislature t

the former santa clara county jail guards once convicted of murder and michael tyree's death, pleadedlty to the lesser charge of manslaughter. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey was in court and shares this final chapter in a years long legal saga. >> your honor, matt breaker a resolution following the death of a santa clara county inmate with mental illness. >> nine years in the making. former jail guards matthew ferris, rafael rodriguez and jared lubrin back in court tuesday, openly admitting their involvement in the deadly beating of michael tyree in his jail cell. >> they pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter to beating and killing michael tyree with conscious disregard for his life conscious disregard for human life. today was a victory for the vulnerable and the voiceless. >> the men agreed to a plea deal to serve a maximum sentence of 11 years for their involvement in the fatal beating. this comes after a state appellate court overturned their murder convictions in 2022, because it could not be fully proven which defendant actually killed tyree. instead of retrying

the law, they could be freed in the next year. >> perhaps a little ray of light emerged from michael tyree's night of darkness. >> and attorney district attorney jeff rosen says that because following the tyree case, reform measures were put in place here at the main jail, including increased training for dealing with inmates who were mentally challenged, the use of body cameras on deputies ribbon commission was impaneled to look at changes in the jail, etc. as for the three convicted now of voluntary manslaughter, they are due back here at the hall of justice on the 22nd of october for sentencing at that point, judge williams will decide exactly how much longer they will be in custody. again, home in in home custody with an ankle monitoring device, etc. they will use a formula to figure that out. then once that's completed, three years of probation. live outside the hall of justice here in san jose. jesse gary, ktvu fox two news. back to you. >> coming up. do not drive. the warning to ford and mazda owners on a vehicle flaw that has already killed more than two dozen people. >> and tonight,

this stems from the august 2015 jailhouse beating death of michael tyree. prosecutors proved the trio savagely beat tyree to death as he begged for his life. in 2022, a judge reversed their convictions for second degree murder. >> now, today was a victory for the vulnerable and the voiceless. we brought some finality, some measure of justice to michael tyree's family, as well as our entire community. >> rodriguez, who is the three men, were initially sentenced to 11 years in prison. >> they've already served seven years and were released last month to finish out that sentence under home confinement. with time served, they could be freed in the next year. more than a year after a deadly mass shooting at a half moon bay, mushroom farm, employees faced another threat. investigators say the most recent workplace violence incident at the farm occurred last month at mountain mushroom farm. this is video from that shooting which left seven people dead. back in 2023 san mateo county district attorney. court records say eden moises ortiz arrived at the farm while fo

michael tyree back in 2015, these guards were sworn to protect our community as well as the inmates in their care. walked into a mentally ill man cell at night and attacked him like predators. you personally. it's all. >> did that just diary on one death. >> yes, one after the other. the 3 former jail deputies, matthew farris, jerry lube run and rafael rodriguez admitted their role in beating tyre. today was a victory. >> for the vulnerable and the voiceless, santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen says ultimately. >> the new 11 year sentence will amount to the same jail time as a second-degree murder conviction. and after already serving 7 day 8 years behind bars, the 3 will have less than a year left to serve on this new conviction. nothing we can do here will bring michael tyree back to life. >> and so i have enormous its sadness about that. just enormous. and that the for his family rosen says he hopes this latest turn in the case will provide some sense of closure for tyree's family. >> he says it's already led to reforms at the county jail reforms adopted included. >> inc

michael tyree to death back in 2015, the 3 matthew farris, sherry, lou grant and rafael rodriguez were convicted of second-degree murder back in 2017 and sentenced to 15 years to life. but that conviction was overturned due to a change in california law tuesday in a deal reached with the district attorney's office. the 3 pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and will receive a sentence of 11 years to life. today was a victory for the vulnerable and the voiceless. santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen says ultimately this sentence will amount to the same amount of prison time as the second-degree murder conviction. and after already serving 7 to 8 years behind bars, the 3 will have less than a year left to serve on this new conviction. nothing we can do here will bring michael tyree back to life. >> and so i have enormous its sadness about that. just enormous. and that the for his family. >> the 3 defendants remain on ankle monitoring their due back in court at the end of october for formal sentencing at the hall of justice in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> new at 5.

it's been a decade since michael tyree was beaten to death at the santa clara county jail. today, three former correctional deputies pleaded guilty to killing him. here's nbc's marianne favro as mr. today in court, former santa clara county correctional deputies matthew ferris, jerry lubrin and rafael rodriguez admitted they either assaulted or aided in the assault of inmate michael tyree. the mentally ill man was beaten to death in his santa clara county jail cell in 2015. these guards were sworn to protect our community as well as the inmates in their care. walked into a mentally ill man cell at night and attacked him like predators. in 2017, a jury convicted the three of second degree murder, but an appellate court overturned that conviction, citing new legislation that changed the requirements for a murder conviction. this afternoon, the three guards pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter and will be sentenced to 11 years in state prison. but because the men have already served more than seven years, they will likely qualify for early release after just serving just 12

now, this stems from the august 2015 jailhouse beating death of michael tyree. prosecutors say the three beat tyree to death as he begged for his life. in 2022, a judge reversed their convictions for second degree murder. >> today was a victory for the vulnerable and the voiceless. we brought some finality, some measure of justice to michael tyree's family as well as our entire community. >> rodriguez, who is the three, were initially sentenced to 11 years in prison. >> they've already served seven years and were released last month to finish out that sentence. under home confinement. with time served, though, they could be freed in the next year. >> coming up tonight, some people were turned back to the area where the crosier fire tore through parts of el dorado county. why some residents chose to stay despite the warnings. >> and a washington dog breeder faces a number of animal cruelty charges in tonight's west coast rap. how officials were able to find the man's home housing nearly 70 puppies living in very poor conditions. >> plus, kids have been hit on the

we brought some finality, some measure of justice to michael tyree's family as well as our entire community. >> inside a crowded hall of justice courtroom tuesday, three convicted former jail guards admitted to killing inmate michael tyree. but the second degree murder conviction for jerry lubrin matt ferris and rafael rodriguez is now a conviction for one count of voluntary manslaughter. >> it looks like a win win for the district attorney's office. they guarantee that these guards will go to prison for a voluntary manslaughter for the longest period of time, i think it was a way for the district attorney to hedge their bet. >> the case dates back to the august 2015 jailhouse beating death of michael tyree. tyree was a mentally challenged man, being held on misdemeanors until space at a treatment facility became available. >> all of us thought, well, it's safe to have him in jail until there's a treatment bed open. but in fact, it wasn't safe to have him in jail because that's where he was killed. >> prosecutors proved the trio savagely beat tyree to death as he screamed and begged for his

nothing we can do here will bring michael tyree back to life. >> and so i have enormous its sadness aboutt. and just enormous. and that the for his family. >> the 3 defendants remain on ankle monitoring their due back in court at the end of october for formal sentencing at the hall of justice in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> center fell man has been arrested for starting a fire in a remote area of marin county that fire growing to 18 acres since it started this morning. deputies say the man arrested admitted to setting his tent and belongings on fire before leaving his camp. he's now in jail and a $12,000 and at last check, the fire is now contained. and of course, the fire threat continues across the bay area and spend warm out there and it's still dry. lawrence run really head into the peak of fire season now. so again, late august and september, early october, that's when things get going and sort of an early start to the season. of course, these fires that start. >> it going through the afternoon office and those winds are whipping around the bay area. all right. now in around

it stems from the august 2015 jail beating death of michael tyree. prosecutors say the three beat tyree to death as he begged for his life. >> today was a victory for the vulnerable and the voiceless. we brought some finality, some measure of justice to michael tyree's family, as well as our entire community. >> rodriguez, who is also present on the three, were initially sentenced to 11 years in prison. >> they have already served seven years and were released last month to finish out that sentence under home confinement, with time served, they could be free in the next year. >> time is now 504. the east bay city of pittsburgh is adding more cameras after the reported sexual assault of a minor at a municipal pool on the 4th of july. city manager garrett evans says a security guard is now in place at the buchanan swim center, where family members say an 11 year old girl was molested while swimming. police were called in. that pool was shut down. the child's great uncle told the city council earlier this month he found it disturbing and shameful that t

it stems from the august 2015 jail beating death of michael tyree. death as he begged for his life. >> today was a victory for the vulnerable and the voiceless. we brought some finality, some measure of justice to michael tyree's family, as well as our entire community. >> rodriguez all of them were initially sentenced to 11 years in prison. they've already served seven years and were released last month to finish out the sentence under home confinement. with the time served, they could be free in the next year. los angeles police releasing new video of the police shooting of an unarmed man from richmond. ricardo ramirez jr. was in l.a. to celebrate his high school graduation. the 18 year old was shot by a plainclothes lapd sergeant on july 13th. surveillance footage shows ramirez approaching an unmarked police car that had been following him and his friends. police say the sergeant saw them get into a dispute with people in another car. sergeant michael pounds fired through the window, striking ramirez once in the chest. ramirez's family has filed a

nothing we can do here will bring michael tyree back to life. >> and so i have enormous sadness abouty. >> the 3 defendants remain on ankle monitoring their due back in court at the end of october for formal sentencing at the hall of justice in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> look at the arrest of a san francisco woman. she says she suffered multiple injuries. and that she was being arrested for jaywalking. witnesses captured the arrest on camera. she's put handcuffs here. now this is what happened last month, which is crossing the street. her name is christina porter. you can see here they're crossing the street and then. the cruiser pulls up with its lights on and the officer gets out, pushes her up against a wall. she says the officer used excessive force. >> everything just happened so fast. i was just terrified. the moment he charged at me out of this car. and it just not look just a singer and just like i'm gonna hurt, you type of look on his face. i was i mean, we knew he didn't have good intentions. >> porter's first court date for jaywalking and resisting arrest is set

nothing we can do here will bring michael tyree back to life. >> and so i have enormous it sadness about that. just enormous. and that the for his family. >> the 3 defendants remain on ankle monitoring. they're due back in court at the end of october for formal sentencing at the hall of justice in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> a san francisco woman. you could hear her screaming there as she's being arrested. she says she was hurt as well. multiple injuries when she was arrested for jaywalking. witnesses captured the arrest here and then also a surveillance camera. siu's. you're walking in the crosswalk and then. you can see that cop car abruptly stopping and a police officer jumps out and goes towards her. >> christiana porter is her name and she said she was crossing on a green light when the light changed and that's when this whole thing happened. the officers pushing her against the wall there and she says they used excessive force. >> things happen so fast. i was just terrified. the moment he charged at me out of this car. and it just not look just anger and just like i'm gon

nothing we can do here will bring michael tyree back to life. >> and so i have enormous.s sadness about that. just enormous. and that the for his family. >> the 3 defendants remain on ankle monitoring their due back in court at the end of october for formal sentencing at the hall of justice in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> the oakley library and community center is getting a quarter of a million dollars contra. costa county supervisor dianne burgess says she's donating her own money to help build a new library and community center. she says the purpose is to create jobs, help teach new languages and how seniors, veterans and other community groups. she's encouraging others to also donate to the cause. transit officials in the south. they are planning to ban what they call troublesome writers on the vta kron four's lezla gooden reports. >> vta has announced that they now have the authority to ban riders up to 90 days who show bad behavior, including physical attacks to their employees or fellow riders. it beat a was added to a group of transit agencies that are now

years for their involvement. >> they pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter to beating and killing michael tyreeconscious disregard for his life conscious disregard for human life. >> the three former guards will be in court again october 22nd to determine how much of their remaining sentence they will serve. >> former political organizer in san francisco, john jacobo, will soon be released from jail. a judge granted his release while he is awaiting trial on rape charges. jacobo has been ordered to stay on house arrest. this means he can only leave for medical appointments and is subject to electronic monitoring. he also has to surrender his passport. now it could be a couple days before he gets out of custody. the sheriff's office needs to check out his home first. >> at this point, he's just grateful to get to go home to be with his partner and his baby. i mean, his partner has a two month old baby, and knowing that she's home, dealing with that alone has been devastating for him. so pretty much any conditions could have been placed on him. and as long as he got to go home, he would have been

jail guards were convicted of second-degree murder for the 2015 attack, a mentally ill inmate, michael tyree. but they overturned that conviction back in 2022, citing a state law. and today the former guards appeared in court and pleaded guilty to the lesser charges that will carry a maximum sentence of 11 years. santa clara county d. a. says it was important that the plea deal included the guards admitting guilt. >> which to us does not mean saying no contest or just pleading guilty and then coming out here and saying oh well, i pled guilty, but i didn't really do it. i just wanted to take this particular deal. it was important for us to have them say what they did and what they did is they beat this mentally ill man to death. >> with time served, the three men could be paroled in a few months. since the killing, the county passed several reforms to improve oversight in jails including adding body-worn cameras and training guards on interacting with mentally ill inmates. >>> showing the chain of events before the bay area man was shot and killed by police in los angeles. he was unarmed at t

murder case of three former jail guards convicted in the beating death of mentally ill inmate michael tyree jerry lubrin, matthew farris and rafael rodriguez. they've all appealed their 2017 convictions, and we'll hear from the da after a court hearing that's scheduled for 130 this afternoon. this morning, we're going to see the very first court appearances for the pro-palestinian protesters who blocked traffic on the golden gate bridge back in april, members of the so-called golden gate 26 faced charges ranging from felony conspiracy to trespassing and false imprisonment. but today the judge could exercise their discretion and downgrade those charges from felonies to misdemeanors. waymo drivers well, and cars are heading to freeways in san francisco this week. just cars that is the company says waymo employees will begin taking routes on the highway without a safety driver behind the wheel during testing. waymo keeps someone in the driver's seat just in case of an emergency. now, taking a look across the bay this morning on this tuesday, august 18th, as students headed to school in some ar

matthew ferris, jerry lubin and rafael rodriguez admitted in court that they assaulted inmate michael tyree. the mentally ill inmate was beaten to death inside his santa clara county jail cell in 2015. for close to five minutes, fellow inmates heard michael screams, heard his crying. they heard him begging for mercy, but there was no mercy. on the night of august 26th, 2015, in 2017, a jury convicted the three men of second degree murder, but that conviction was overturned due to new legislation that changed the requirements for a murder conviction. today, the three defendants pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter and will be sentenced to 11 years in state prison. but because they'll get credit for already serving more than seven years, they will likely be eligible for early release after serving just one more year. da rosen says this case has prompted major changes in the county jail system. reforms adopted included increased training in crisis intervention, training on interacting with mentally ill inmates, body worn cameras and a revised inmate complaint reporting system. rosen says at

back in 2015, three correctional officers were found guilty of michael tyree's murder. however, as the three corrections officers were serving sentences for second degree murder, their convictions were reversed by appeals judge, who cited changes in state law. santa clara county district attorney told us to expect an announcement regarding this case at 130 this afternoon. also today, the dui suspect accused of slamming his car into two san jose community service officers killing one of them is scheduled to be arraigned. prosecutors now say that suspec, 44 year old juan roberto palacios, has a history of dui. the two officers were struck august third while doing traffic control on monterey road. 34 year old long pham died. a second officer, identified now as veronica bear, suffered non-life threatening injuries. for the second time in less than a month, the same group of san francisco rv dwellers are facing an eviction deadline. more than 20 families are now living in their rvs along zoo road near san francisco zoo. many of them only moved there last month after the mta

michael tyree was beaten to death in the santa clara county male jail main jail in 2015. tyree was mentally ill, accused of a misdemeanor and was waiting to transfer to a rehab center. today, the three former guards, you see him there, matthew farris, gerald lebrun and rafael rodriguez, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. these guards were sworn to protect our community as well as the inmates in their care. walked into a mentally ill man cell at night and attacked him like predators. the three guards were convicted of second degree murder in 2017, but an appellate court overturned that ruling, citing new legislation that changed the requirements to convict someone of murder. the three defendants will be sentenced to 11 years, now in state prison. however, all three have already served more than seven years and will likely be eligible for early release in one year from now. another headline that we are watching last night's live chat on x between elon musk and former president trump. it's triggered legal troubles. the united auto workers union is filing federal labor

michael tyree back in 2015, but that conviction was recently overturned because of a change in california law in court today, the 3 pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and they will now receive a sentence of 11 years in prison, but because they had already served about 8 years, the 3 will have less than a year left once they are formally sentenced. their sentencing is set october. pittsburgh is adding more security cameras and security in public places. this comes after an 11 year-old girl was reported to have been sexually assaulted at the buchanan swim center last month. officials say the girl was molested under water on the 4th of july. details on the case have not been released as the investigation remains ongoing. that's it be the city added cameras and security following a complaint from a relative of the girl. he said he wanted to know why more than a month later now that the police department nor the city has won the public, given that the suspect still out there. hotel workers in san jose have voted tonight to authorize a strike. this comes months after on successful negotia

condado de santa clara se declararon culpables de homicidio por la muerte a golpes del recluso michael tyreeo un tribunal de apelaciones anuló esa sentencia. ahora serán condenados a 11 años de prisión estatal. aunque ya han cumplido más de 7, por lo que podrían calificar para una libertad condicional. vamos a otra información. un estudio de baile en oakland fue asaltado por unos ladrones. y es que un video de vigilancia captó los sospechosos en el interior. ahí vemos las imágenes arrancando. vemos los sospechosos arrancando esa caja registradora del estudio y llevándose dinero. llaves y cheques de los empleados. full house studios dice que ha sido el hogar de cientos de bailarines desde que abrió hace 8 años. y dicen. van a seguir adelante. por otra parte, autoridades reportan que ladrones irrumpieron en la preparatoria santa teresa en san josé y se llevaron varios equipos deportivos junto con artículos que estudiantes utilizan para recaudar dinero. el distrito escolar cree que los sospechosos usaron un camión para abrir 2 contenedores de almacenamiento, pero no fue hasta el lunes que se di

matthew ferris, jerry lubrin and rafael rodriguez pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter of michael tyreeyou saw this photo right there. this was part of a plea deal. tyree was a mentally ill inmate accused of a misdemeanor back in 2015. there are the three former deputies. he was waiting to be transferred to a rehab center when he was beaten to death in santa clara county's main jail. these guards were sworn to protect our community as well as the inmates in their care. walked into a mentally ill man cell at night and attacked him like predators. two years after that beating, the three guards were convicted of second degree murder. that was overturned, though, in an appellate court. after today's plea deal, the defendants were sentenced to 11 years but likely will be eligible for early release soon because they have already served seven years behind bars, a measure aimed at boosting funding for affordable housing may be pulled due to bad polling. last month, the bay area housing finance authority board voted to put a $20 billion housing bond on the ballot in all nine bay area counties. h

they will have news to share in the killing of michael tyree. tyree was beaten to death in the main county jail back in 2015. three guards were accused of attacking him in his cell back in 2017, a jury convicted all three men of second degree murder a year later, the guards appealed using a new state law. courts then agreed to overturn their convictions. that was in 2022. since then, the da's office has been getting ready to retry this case. now, it's not clear if that's tomorrow's announcement or if there's some other news, but of course we will stay on top of it and update you either way. >> a major change for health care in the south bay tonight, and many are not happy this vigil tonight decried the loss of some emergency care at regional medical center today. the hospital in east san jose downgraded the services at its trauma center. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez talked to health care advocates concerned about the side effect. what do we want? >> health care? when do we want it? >> now. monday night, a group of south bay community

nothing we can do here will bring michael tyree back to life. and so i have enormous. >>sadness about that. and just enormous. and that the for his family rosen says he hopes this latest turn in the case will provide some sense of closure for tyree's family. he says it's already led to reforms at the county jail reforms adopted included, increased training in crisis intervention, training on interacting with mentally ill inmates. body-worn cameras and a revised inmate complaint reporting system. the 3 defendants remain on ankle monitoring. they're due to return to court on october 22nd for formal sentencing. at the hall of justice in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>as students return to class in the next few weeks, governor newsom is calling on all school districts across the state to restrict cell phone usage in the classroom. kron four's philippe djegal all shares. why newsom things less cell use in class will likely translate to more academic success. >>eliminating the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones in classrooms is

2015 murder case against three former jail guards who were convicted for the beating death of michael tyreementally ill inmate. the da's office didn't specify what's going to happen at today's hearing, but the court calendar lists it as a disposition hearing, which typically means some kind of legal resolution. back in 2022, a state appeals court reversed the guards conviction, citing a revised state law that invalidated the legal theory that they were convicted on an east bay ice cream shop was a target of a burglary. police in san leandro were called to kulfi creamery and a cafe on macarthur boulevard in san leandro just before 430 yesterday morning. they found signs of a forced entry. a nearby building had also been broken into. now, the owner told us that the police arrived quickly after security cameras spotted the burglary. she told us she wants to determine the extent of the losses, and a $250,000 reward is now being offered to solve a san francisco cold case. 17 year old aubrey and of braganza was shot and killed at the corner of grove and baker streets near alamo square back in 200

that inmate, michael tyree, was beaten to death in 2015.. but as the officers were serving their sentences for second degree murder, an appeals judge overturned their convictions. that's because of a changed state law. the district attorney of santa clara county told us to expect an announcement regarding a development in this case, in about 30 minutes from now. at 130, our reporter marianne favro is there at the court. we'll have a full report on the decision in our 5:00 newscast. also today, the dui suspect accused of slamming his car into some community service officers and killing one of them is scheduled to be arraigned. prosecutors say earlier this month, on august 3rd, two officers were conducting traffic control on monterey road and that's when a car struck them. one of them, 34 year old long pham, died. a second officer, veronica bear, suffered non-life threatening injuries. the current suspect, 44 year old juan huerta palacios, is being charged. our cameras are in the courtroom today. we're going to have an update on the arraignme

michael tyree.t was in 2015, but that conviction was recently overturned due to a change in california law in court yesterday, the 3 pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. so now they will receive a sentence of 11 years in prison, but because they had already served about 8. they will have 3. the 3 of them will have less than a year left once they're formally sentenced. sentencing is set for october. nearly 2 weeks after a hit and run in the north bay. we've learned that the victim has died and the driver responsible and her father are now in jail. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> home security cameras here on heard avenue help santa rosa police identify the driver. i spoke with the family who owns the cameras. they are saddened to learn the man hit in front of their home has died. >> but they're relieved to know their cameras helped the investigation. a 33 year-old man struck by a car in santa rosa on august. first died from his injuries in the hospital tuesday morning. he's been identifie

michael tyree in 2015. and that conviction was recently overturned because of a change in california law in court yesterday, the 3 pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. and now they'll get a sense of 11 years in prison, but because they'd already served about 8 years, the 3 will serve less than one year left once they're formally sentences. sensing is set for an october. antioch. police have arrested a man wanted on multiple charges, including murder and animal cruelty. they were on patrol late of late last wednesday and they found a man was doing donuts in the intersection. buchanan road and contra loma boulevard after they approached, he took off in a car and then there was a crash. he crashed into a parked car. police ended up arresting him and that's when they found that hit. there were multiple warrants out for his arrest. including for multiple shootings, shooting a friend's dog in a dispute he was booked into the contra costa county jail. >> well, investigators in the east bay are telling us now

were convicted and sentenced to 15 years to life for the beating death of this man and inmate michael tyree in 2015, that conviction was recently overturned because of a change in california law. and in court yesterday, the 3 pleaded guilty instead to voluntary manslaughter. and now they're going to get a sense of 11 years in prison. they had already served about 8 years in prison. so they will have less than a year left once they're formally sentenced, which is due sometime in october. >> well, investigators in the east bay are telling us the fire that tore through this oakland bookstore was actually started by accident, although they didn't say exactly what it was that sparked it. but in any event that fire broke out last month that east bay book sellers in oakland's rockridge neighborhood, 4 units of a three-story apartment building next door had to be evacuated in the end, 5 of those residents were displaced crews say one person suffered minor injuries. while pittsburgh is adding more cameras and security in public places. and this is all after an 11 year-old girl was reported to have b

michael tyree in 2015, but that conviction recently overturned due to a change in california law. so in court yesterday, the 3 pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and now they will receive a sentence of 11 years in prison, but because they had already served about 8 years in prison, the 3 will have less than a year left once they're formally sentenced in october. nearly 2 weeks after a hit and run in the north bay. the person who was hit has now died and both the driver responsible and her father are now in jail. kron four's sara stinson reports. >> home security cameras here on heard avenue help santa rosa police identify the driver. i spoke with the family who owns the cameras. they are saddened to learn the man hit in front of their home has died. >> but they're relieved to know their cameras helped the investigation. a 33 year-old man struck by a car in santa rosa on august. first died from his injuries in the hospital tuesday morning. he's been identified as malone weaver. the crash happened around 9 40 at night on hearne avenue near the smart train tracks. police say a

to the case of three former santa clara county jail guards in the 2015 beating death of inmate michael tyree. after their murder convictions were overturned, the guards have now pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter and both are on house arrest and both could be paroled we understand within months. >>> we also have a follow-up to a wildfire in marin county. the sheriff's department there tells us a man has been arrested. is in jail charged with startingthe queen stone fire. they say colin cook of san rafael admitted to lighting his tent on fire and then leaving before he put it out. that fire brought out firefighters with bulldozers on the ground and air tankers in the sky to put it out and it's now 18 acres and crews are on the scene this morning to try to keep those flames out. we thank the firefighters. >>> less talk about the middle east. israel bracing for attacks while the u.s. sends forces to the region. so hamas released this video of rockets launching to tel-aviv while the gaza health ministry said the strikes reportedly killed miranda a dozen palestinians. they urged negotiations a

murder case against three former jail guards who were convicted in 2015, in the beating death of michael tyree ill inmate. the da's office did not specify what will happen at today's hearing, but the court calendar listed as a deposition hearing, which typically involves some kind of legal resolution. in 2022, a state appeals court reversed the guards conviction, citing a revised state law that invalidated the legal theory of which they were convicted. derek chauvin has been moved to new federal prison after stabbing incident last year. chauvin, who was convicted of george floyd's murder back in 2020, had been transferred from the federal prison in tucson, arizona, to a facility in oklahoma city opposed by. chauvin's mother says the move is temporary and is not clear where he might end up. another inmate was charged with attempted murder for stabbing the former minneapolis police officer 22 times with an improvised knife. chauvin was hospitalized following the attack, but released a few days later. people in contra costa county say an old phone scam is resurfacing now. during the cal, scammers

michael tyree in 2015.ently overturned because of a change in california law in court yesterday, the 3 pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. so now they're going to get a sentence of 11 years in prison. but they've already served 8 years behind bars. so once they're formally sentence and that's an october. they'll probably just have a few years left. >> police have arrested a man wanted for multiple charges, including attempted murder. >> and animal cruelty. they would. police were on patrol last wednesday when they spotted a man doing donuts in a car at the intersection, buchanan road and contra loma boulevard when they tried to approach. that's when he took off in the car and then ended up crashing into a parked car and police arrested him. they found that he had multiple warrants out for his arrest for multiple shootings, including shooting a friend's dog after dispute he was booked in cook to contra costa county jail. >> well, investigators in the east bay now telling us that the fire that tore thro

a murder case against three former jail guards who were convicted in the 2015 beating death of michael tyree didn't specify what will happen at today's hearing. however, the court calendar is listing it as a disposition hearing that normally involves some kind of legal resolution. back in 2022, a state appeals court reversed the prison guards conviction. it cited a revised state law that invalidated the legal theory on which they were convicted. >> ohlone tribe members stood in protest outside a san pablo city hall monday, demanding that construction of a new police facility there stop. the. yo yo! members of the tribe say the $44 million project is being built on sacred native land. protesters also say the site will perpetuate violence and oppression of indigenous black and brown people. alongside the tribe was a youth nonprofit. courage and the anti-police terror project, who say the facility should be turned over and used for community projects. >> there's no hospital in san pablo. there's no high school in san pablo. folks have to rely on the resources of the larger city next to them. fo

black lives matter movement has centered the deaths of black youth and adults from martin and michael brown to tyree nichols and breonna taylor. to tell as many of the dominant narratives that circulate why these people were killed just as till mobley wanted us to see her son as a human being first not a victim, a martyr or a racial stereotype. we see similar acts from black mothers today seeking to protect their children's legacies via the complete and truthful stories that they share about them and the ways that they keep their children's memories alive via political, ethical, educational, and community activism and. for the remainder of my time today, i like to share with you snippets of tell mobley as an orchestrator, orator and educator. when we think of the details of the emmett till case, what perspectives our vantage points get amplified the most. in other words, what do we choose to circulate about this? public knowledge. the case usually unfolds in this way on august 28th, 1955, about a week into his summer of visit to the mississippi delta, emmett till, a 14 year old black teenager from,