pamela price's office filed the charges at the last minute and in doing so, filed the wrong documents. the last of judge tomorrow to throw out the case on the grounds prosecutors missed the three year statute of limitations. the da's office insists there was no technical error, saying the paperwork they did file called a notice to appear instead of an arrest warrant should suffice. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says the da should have filed charges way in advance of the deadline. >> and that's why i say the big sin is waiting until the last minute for the statute of limitations to run. and most attorneys know both in the civil world and in the criminal world, those statute of limitations are sacrosanct. and if you miss them, your whole case disappears. it gets dismissed. >> now, the three officers will be in court in oakland tomorrow. fisher is now at contra costa county sheriff's deputy. the other two are on paid admin leave from the alameda police department. that court hearing starts at nine tomorrow morning before judge scott patton of the alameda county superior court. now,

alameda county district attorney pamela price is responding to a lawsuit claiming. >> that she is making criminal threats and intimidating her own employees for taking part in the recall campaign against her lawyers representing the employees wrote a letter to price along with county council and the chief assistant da. the letter says prices showed, quote, mob boss tactics, including hiring private armed security for her office and the courthouse. the letter notes that no other da in county history has used private armed security guards that they say it's always been provided by the county sheriff's office. now, this letter also says price says retaliated against prosecutors who did not support her election and warned employees of possible arrest for engaging in the recall campaign against her. in a statement said the crown for the district attorney's office says in part the accusation that district attorney pamela price is threatening employees who engage in political advocacy is false. goes on to say they've calling price a mob boss is not only unprecedented and disrespectful, but also

pamela price took the case back up this year, filing a complaint one day before the statute of limitations ran out. both sides say they're feeling optimistic after today's hearing. i think that the da absolutely botched the statute of limitations, which is sacred. so i think that they've done irreparable harm here. i feel, you know, like positive always positive. you know, the case of my son mario. mario gonzalez is a strong case. the district attorney's office declined to comment today. the judge is now weighing the arguments and should release a decision within the next three weeks. a step toward victory for public access this week in the fight over access to martins beach near half moon bay. we have been following this dispute for years now. tech billionaire vinod khosla, who owns 88 acres of coastal property, wants to limit public access to martins beach. surfers environmentalists and others have been fighting to keep the beach and the road leading to it open for everyone. late yesterday, a san mateo county superior court judge rejected khosla's attempt to throw out a lawsuit by state

>> the way pamela price talks about going after police officers. i doubt they meant to back out of this, they could have backed out of it without looking incompetent. and that's exactly what this looks like. it looks like an competency and her office. she with no criminal background, no criminal experience prosecuting people very, very little and of sending people. and then those civil rights attorney. exactly. and then there were higher runs of people that had no criminal experience and in our defending people are prosecuting people. so to my mind at times i see things like this. and i think you don't even know what you don't know and the way they filed this probable cause certificate, was unconscionable in a sense because what it is, it's it's like an arrest warrant. it's like a rest. but he didn't say arrest that set. you all have the right place officers to stop and detain and that's why they got in this quagmire because they didn't follow the simple steps lead up to a prosecution. and finally in the complaint. so this is sheer for people. mayb

but on wednesday, alameda county district attorney pamela price is office dismissed the charges for marquese cooper. so he was facing burglary charges. >> those charges were dismissed today without prejudice and the investigation of his role and his conduct is continuing. da price says that the charges against cooper were lesson for murder charges to burglary charges earlier this month. >> before being completely dismissed wednesday, a change that is being met with criticism by the police officers union saying, quote, the oakland police officers association is concerned by the office of district attorney pamela price and its decision to drop all charges against suspect marquese cooper who was involved in the murder of our fellow officer twan lay perpetrators of violent crimes must face consequences. otherwise it sends a dangerous message that undermines public safety and emboldens those who threaten the peace and security of our neighborhoods. we look forward with anticipation to the da's next step in the process of seeking justice. da price says that the other 3 men are still facing murder

one pamela price took office. her office reexamine the case charge officers with involuntary manslaughter. the officers are scheduled to be in court next month. pg e bill is about to go up again. the california public utilities commission approved yet another rate hike that starts next month. so the average customer can expect to see your bill go up about 6 bucks pg. e says this is to help cover the cost of wildfire mitigation and recovery as well as the response to hit the historic storms we've seen hit california at the end of 2022, but opponents of that rain high are saying pg e spent more money than they needed. and while $6 might not seem like a lot when you add up all the other recent rate hikes pg e is making power affordable. 4th. >> he jamie increase this year. >> it was letting january one and march gas. natural gas price increase that took effect beginning of this month. when you add all these together, customers are 40 to $50 a more than before the beginning of the year. and that is what is making peop

desde el 2023, la oficina del actual fiscal de ese condado, pamela price, asegura ha trabajado para mejorarara la comunidad latina. ese mismo año, la fiscal nombró a cristina molina, quien se crió al este de oakland y es de descendencia mexicana, como la directora del programa de víctimas y testigos del condado alameda. el programa es para proveer asistencia a víctimas sobrevivientes de crimen, incluso los latinos constituyen un 31% de los clientes que asistimos en nuestra oficina. molina dice que el programa ofrece una serie de recursos a las víctimas sin importar su estatus migratorio, como ayuda financiera, médica, repatriación de seres queridos a sus países natales, pérdida de ingresos, daños que hayan ocurrido en el ataque, salud mental, reubicación y alivios migratorios que la persona que cometió el crimen es detenida o no, las víctimas pueden calificar para todos estos servicios. aunque la policía de oakland asegura los casos de crimen en esa ciudad han disminuido en lo que va del año se han reportado más de 50 homicidios, más de 2000 robos y asaltos. molina dice que la situación le

. >> it's 67 and alameda county district attorney pamela price is facing harassment accusations from her own employees. some say that prices making criminal threats and intimidating them from taking part in the recall campaign against her lawyers representing these employees wrote a letter yesterday to price along with the county council in chief assistant da and the letter says that prices showed, quote, mob boss tactics, including hiring private armed security for her office and courthouse. the letter notes no other da in county history has used private armed guards and security and has always been provided that security has been provided by the county sheriff. the letter also says that prices retaliated against prosecutors who did not support her election and warned employees a possible arrest for engaging in the recall campaign against her. that letter asks price to stop the threats. we reached out to the da's office for a comment, but we haven't gotten one. >> we'll 4 is your local election headquarters in san jose. mayor matt mahan is urging residents not to vote to pass prop 36

we did reach out to the district attorney, to pamela price and her office today. her office had no comment. >> well, the three alameda police officers charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of mario gonzalez are now trying to have their case dismissed over a technical error. the officer's lawyers say the alameda county district attorney's office filed the charges too late, and missed some key documents within a three year statute of limitations. it was april 2021 when gonzalez died in a high profile struggle with the three officers. da pamela price announced the charges in april of this year after her predecessor, nancy o'malley, declined to prosecute the officers. those officers pleaded not guilty. the da's office is not commenting on the issue. a hearing to determine whether the case can proceed is set for next friday. >> the san francisco police department is proposing a number of changes to the boundaries of its station districts. the police chief announced this proposal today. some of the bigger changes involve moving the boundary of the tenderloi

this is a very high-profile case, of course, for da pamela price. she campaigned on holding police accountable. and as philippe just reported, the defense is seeking to dismiss that criminal case against the officers involved. they are arguing the da did not file the arrest warrant within the three-year statute of limitations. but prices offices arguing otherwise here. so how do you see things shaping out from here? >> well, number one, this is what a lot of people address when they say oh, you're trying to get out of this on a technicality. i understand that. but notwithstanding, there's certain rules that prosecutors have to follow after they file a complaint. and in this case, those rules were not followed. but then you have the overarching thought by a lot of judges and appellate court and supreme courts that say, well, wait a minute, do we want a less deceased in this case and the family not have their day in court because of a technicality. so this judge has to weigh what's going on here. and he does have to follow the law. it's my belief that

then pamela price took over and reexamined the case leading to the involuntary manslaughter charges. kland, philippe djegal, all kron 4 news >> and this is, of course, a very high-profile case for da pamela prize. she campaigned on holding police accountable and as just reported, the defense is seeking to dismiss the criminal case against the officers involved, arguing the da did not file that arrest warrant within the three-year statute of limitations. but prices offices arguing otherwise. we spoke with our legal analyst michael cardoza on how he says he sees things shaping up from here. >> from my reading of all the legal documents in this, the da did not follow procedure. but then like i say, as a judge then kick this case out of court and not give the family their day in court. but then you had pamela price who won the election because this is what alameda county voters wanted at the time. and that's have their police prosecuted by price. she's doing exactly what she said she would do. but notwithstanding that the people in the court room and the attorneys on the line didn't follo

pamela price campaigned on getting justice for the family of gonzalez. legal experts say defense attorneys have a good argument, and the judge could likely rule to dismiss those charges. we heard from some of those protesters, including family members of gonzalez today. >> we're still fighting. we're still asking for questions. they closed. you know, they opened the criminal case. is, it's very, very hard to be here to see the people next to me. you know how many times this slap in my face? they said no, no, they're not criminal. they're criminal. they was working here with uniform, but they need to pay. they need to pay. they kill a human. >> while the district attorney's office had three years to file charges, pamela price did not hold office that entire time. >> a judge today will ultimately decide if those three officers will see their charges dismissed, or if it will head closer to a trial. reporting from oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> now to a developing story in orange county, where eight firefighters are in the hospital after t

it's important to note, pamela price did not hold that office the entire time. family members for gonzalez are planning a protest in front of the courthouse in oakland. they now worry that this dismissal could be very real. they're hoping a judge and the prosecutors find a way to keep the case against the three officers. we expect to hear from those family members in just a little more than an hour from now. that court hearing to potentially dismiss those involuntary manslaughter charges against those three officers expected to start just after 9:00. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres as ktvu fox two news. >> okay james thank you. time now 704 new this morning. several people in brentwood have been detained in connection with a shooting. the video from overnight shows swat police officers going into a home on brush creek drive after a man was shot in the stomach. a few blocks away on sand creek road. the victim is expected to survive. we're now trying to get more information about that shooting and the arrests that have been made. we'll be brin

pamela price a mob boss is not only unprecedented and disrespectful, but it is also a racially charged dogwhistle designed to undermine trust in the county's first black district attorney in the minds of the public. >> we are learning more about the man who was shot and killed during a road rage incident in the east bay. the shooting happened yesterday in orinda. our crime reporter, henry lee talked with the man's father today who, like residents, has a lot of questions. >> too young, too fast. it was a #### of a kid. i hadn't seen him in ten years. >> robert decker is saddened by the shooting death of his estranged son in a road rage incident thursday in orinda. a vase of flowers marks the spot where 50 year old scott patrick decker died. decker, driving a toyota forerunner, was shot and killed by an older man driving a tesla model y. neighbors say the two drivers had been involved in a rolling dispute that ended when the older man pulled out a gun and shot decker dead at las vegas road in la espiral. the shooter, who was detained, told police decker had gotten out of his suv and punc

and alameda county district attorney turning pamela price is responding to claims that she harassed herning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news that start this half hour with a look at your forecast. dave spahr with all of the facts and figures for us. hi, okay. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody of morning fog on a breakaway for that. typical sunshine for you in the afternoon. that even includes along the beaches and not bad for those temperatures to so. >> it will feel pretty much like it's been except taken the edge off of those 90's with a lot of 80's inland sfo. no official delays, but there's some taxi issues going on with some minor 15 to 30 minute delays at some of the gates going on here now for today. back to the sunshine were in the 80's inland. that feels pretty good. the afternoon breeze, typical drill tomorrow. different story. however, 64 antioch, we see a lot of 50's over the real estate. some 40's up north. there were like santa rosa nevado. 46 and 54 for places like half moon bay. there is the lineup. you can see system one just towards our north. you're

part in the recall campaign against her lawyers representing the employees wrote a letter to da pamela price yesterday, along with county council and the chief assistant da. the letter says prices showed, quote, mob boss tactics, including hiring private armed security for her office and the courthouse. the letter notes that no other d a in county history has used private armed guards and security has always been provided by the county sheriff. the letter also says price as retaliated against prosecutors who did not support her in the election and warned employees of possible arrest for engaging in the recall campaign against her in a statement to kron 4, the district attorney's office says in part, quote, the accusation that district attorney pamela price is threatening employees engage in political advocacy is false. goes on to say that calling the a price a mob boss is not only unprecedented, disrespectful, but also a racially charged dog whistle designed to undermine trust in the county's first black district attorney. the minds of the public. >> all right. we'll talk about our weather f

da pamela price revived the case shortly after taking office in 2023, and this past april, prosecutorsse officers with involuntary manslaughter. today, the defendants will argue the case should be tossed out. this is for failing to meet the statute of limitations, in part because prosecutors never secured an arrest warrant. gonzalez supporters plan to gather outside the courthouse ahead of that hearing. the driver of a car that struck and killed a woman last night in san jose is said to be cooperating with police. it happened at stevens creek boulevard and hanson avenue, close to valley fair mall. the woman has not yet been identified. traffic was tied up in the area as police investigated. nearly one year after his cars were pulled from san francisco streets, cruise vehicles are again resuming bay area operations, but this time it's in a different location. crews yesterday announced a small fleet of cars are now operating in sunnyvale, and mountain view, but with some big differences here. for one, the vehicles are manned with human drivers and autonomous testing will not start until

alameda county district attorney pamela price is facing harassment accusations from her own employees. they say prices making criminal threats and intimidating them for taking part in the recall campaign against her lawyers representing them, wrote a letter today to price along with county counsel and chief assistant da. the letter says prices showed, quote, mob boss tactics, including hiring private armed security for her office and courthouse. the letter notes no other da in county history has used private armed guards and security has always been provided by the county sheriff. the letter also says price has retaliated against prosecutors who did not support her election and warned employees of possible arrest for engaging in the recall campaign. the letter asks price to stop with the threats. we did reach out to the da's office for comment on this lawsuit. but we have not yet heard back. 3 alameda police officers charged in the death of mario gonzalez are seeking to dismiss the case for what their lawyers are calling a technical error. the lawyers representing officers, james fish

but when pamela price took over that office, her department reexamined the case and decided to charge officers with involuntary manslaughter. those officers are scheduled to be back in court next month. home depot now is being ordered to pay nearly 2 million dollars to settle a civil complaint, alleging that the store engaged in false advertising and unfair competition. some stores in alameda county are included in this lawsuit. attorneys say the company charge customers more than the advertised prices for certain items. home depot's legal team says the company denies any wrongdoing but has agreed to pay this 2 million dollar fine about 2 $290,000 of that penalty. money is going to be given to alameda county. >> it's 7.36, and owners of santa clara county for not ing - allowing them to house one of their employees on their land. the owners of savannah's chanel vineyards in saratoga say that the county has find them so far about $120,000 for having their longtime vineyard manager live in an rv on their 60 acre property. they say that the county is deeming the rv as a zoning violation.

. >> it's 08:00:07am, alameda county district attorney pamela price is facing harassment allegations from some people and that are on her staff. they say that she has made criminal threats and has intimidated them from taking part in the recall against her lawyers who represent these employees wrote a letter to price yesterday and this letter says the price has, quote, then like showing mob boss tactics. >> and in clue, ding, they say she's hired private security arm security for her office in the courthouse and the letter states that no other da in county history has used private armed security guards and also that security has also been provide in the past by the county sheriff. the letter also says that price has retaliated against prosecutors who did not support her in the election and warned employees a possible arrest for engaging in the recall campaign. the letter asked price to stop the threats. we did reach out to the da's office for a comment, but av >> kron four's your local election headquarters in san jose. mayor matt mahan is urging residents to vote yes on prop 36. a m

pamela price campaigned on getting justice for the family of mario gonzalez. legal experts say defense attorneys have a pretty good argument for them, and the judge could likely rule to dismiss those charges. >> they have three years from the date of the incident to file the complaint against the officers. so they're big sin, is they waited until the last minute, then they encountered an error in the procedures that they're not an error in the procedures, but they failed to file or follow. rather, the procedures that they should have. so the defense immediately responded to that. >> there's so much. >> while the district attorney's office had three years to file charges, it's important to note pamela price did not hold office that entire time. family members for gonzalez are planning a protest in front of the courthouse in oakland today, hoping a judge will find some way to keep the case against the three officers. we expect to hear from those family members just after 8:00 this morning. that court hearing to potentially drop the involuntary manslaughter charg

defense attorneys say prosecutors missed a deadline to file charges after new da pamela price reversed the decision by her predecessor not to pursue charges but the officer's attorneys say she missed the three year statute of limitations. the judge will now decide if the case can move forward at a new hearing on october 11th. 26 year old mario gonzalez was unarmed when several alameda police officers pinned him to the ground while responding to calls of a man acting oddly near a park. body camera video shows gonzalez being laid on his stomach, hands cuffed behind his back for several minutes. at least one officer appears to press her elbow and knee into gonzalez's back and shoulders as he cries out for help. footage of the incident gained national attention in the wake of the murder of george floyd. a cal fire employee has been arrested for allegedly starting five north bay wildfires. officers with the agency took robert hernandez into custody this morning at cal fire's howard forest station in mendocino county. hernandez, an apparatus engineer, is accused of starting several wildfires

but pamela price's office has had this case for quite a while now. and you all wait till the last minute to do this. have they not waited until then, say, a week before a month before they could have corrected any errors that they made? it would have been really simple. okay. the big argument that the public is going to say, wait a minute. so these rules are in place to notice the defendants that they're being prosecuted. well, all three of these defendants knew that the defense attorneys were in contact with the da's office. and they said, well, let's not do the arraignment now. let's do it later. but technically, the da didn't do it the right way. and these defense attorneys are very good attorneys, and they're jumping through that hole. they're driving the truck through it. >> yeah. they're going to try to find any reason, right, to get this case dismissed. back to your original question, which is and the judges today. right. why wait? so long? the assistant da did say today that they were waiting on a final report from an expert who was reviewing

pamela price filed charges without an arrest warrant. former d.a. nancy o'malley had cleared the three officers of wrongdoing in 2022, but price pledged to reexamine the gonzalez case when she took over. when the body cam video was first released, bay area activists compared his death to the murder of george floyd in 2020. >> hey, hey, do me a favor, mario. >> so in april 2021 alameda police officers questioned 26-year-old gonzalez about a possible theft. it then led to a scuffle and the three officers pinned gonzalez's face down on the ground for six minutes. the coroner's office declared his death homicide but listed obesity and meth toxicity as contributing factors. >>> the legal battle to keep a stretch of beach south of half moon bay open to the public will continue after a judge ruled against the silicon valley billionaire who owns the only access route to reach the waterfront. that billionaire bought the land in 2008 and blocked off the only road leading to martin's beach, which is public. state authorities have sued him to force him to keep

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district attorney pamela price charged the officers with involuntary manslaughter. the attorney says county prosecutors rushed to charge the officers before the statute of limitations. a judge will hear arguments over the procedural issue tomorrow. 20 civil rights organizations are teaming up calling for companies to recommit to diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. they sent a letter to fortune 1000 companies today arguing that pulling back from dei not only hurts their standing with consumers, but also risks their ability to keep the most talented workforce. it comes after a range of corporations have curbed their dei efforts, including ford tractor supply and lowe's. the naacp is planning to spend $20 million to encourage black americans to turn out to vote across 12 states this fall. the campaign is not geared toward benefiting specific candidates, but will try to mobilize and educate black voters. black voters are expected to play a pivotal role in the race for the white house. san francisco unveiled a new monument today honoring poet maya angelou. the a

but when pamela price took office as district attorney, her office reexamined the case and subsequently charged the officers with involuntary manslaughter. gonzales, as you see price there, gonzalez died in 2021 while the 3 officers restrained him hearing on the motion to dismiss the case is now set for next week. >> 2 brothers are behind bars after authorities say they broke into more than 50 homes across the bay area. authorities say the break-ins happened between 2018 2019. prosecutors say that role and francisco ramirez broke into homes in south city, belmont, hillsborough, foster city, burlingame, san bruno, san mateo and unincorporated areas of san mateo county, stealing more than 100 guns and some 2 million dollars in property. the da's office says that residents were inside some of the homes when they broke in. raul is in jail and a multi million dollar bail. francisco is sentenced to 2 years in prison. >> the san francisco police department is proposing changes to its district boundaries. the changes affect 8 neighborhoods in the city, including the tenderloin. the mission and

the officers, eric mckinley, james fisher and cameron leahy of any wrongdoing, but current da pamela price took the case back up this year and filed charges of involuntary manslaughter. in this case, the da made the fatal error of just filing the charging documents. the complaint in this case in the 11th hour. an attorney for one of the officers is arguing the da didn't seek out an arrest warrant or a summons. in time, the district attorney's office declined to comment. in california, the statute of limitations for felony cases generally runs for three years. the complaint against the officers was filed one day before that deadline, which the judge pointed out today. if he dismisses it, then in our minds it's done. and these officers can, as they always should have been able to put it behind them. it is unacceptable that a technicality could be more important than mario's life. i feel, you know, like positive, always positive. you know, the case of my son. mario. mario gonzalez is a strong case. gonzalez's friends and family remain hopeful that the case will move forward. now, all the part

alameda county district attorney pamela price is responding tonight.d her own employees. >> and also one step closer to an all electric city. the money that could make this goal actually possible. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. >> dreamforce gets under way next. tuesday and sales force is expecting 50,000 people to attend this year's conference. that's the highest in person. attendance since the pandemic. it is expected to be the biggest ai conference in the world. and ahead of the event, sales force unveiled its newest autonomous at which the company says will improve workflow for sales and marketing clients with attendees from all over the world expected next week. dreams

employees for taking part in the recall campaign against her lawyers representing the employees of pamela price wrote a letter to her and her chief assistant saying the da has been using mob boss tactics and hired a private armed security guard for her office and courthouse. the letter notes no other da in county history has used private armed guards saying security has always been provided by the county sheriff in a statement sent to kron 4, the district attorney's office says the accusations are false and quote, calling da price a mob boss is not only unprecedented and disrespectful, but it's also a racially-charged dog whistle designed to undermine trust in the county's first black da in the minds of the public and to quote. time is running out for saint rose hospital in hayward. alameda county leaders say it is facing imminent closure, but supporters rallied outside the hospital today saying assembly bill. 22 71 is the solution. the bill would allow alameda health system to acquire the hospital and absorb its loan debts. mayor mark salinas says losing it. what cut many in the community off

details on that and employees of district attorney pamela price suing her for threatening them and intimidating voters. amid the recall campaign. all those details of the lawsuit coming up on kron for news at 10 11. we have to see their tonight. back to you. >> all right. we'll see you then. thanks to well, up next. so you can join in celebrating walnut creek olympic gold medalist lower. >> golden state bell curry's unveiling plans for 2 new facilities. one is the locker room at chase center. the other is the practice facility in downtown oakland. team is taking over the war years old headquarters and then giving it a it will include 17 basketball hoops and 2 full-size court. the team says construction is underway and it's going to be ready for the 2025 inaugural season. that was cool. the scripts and renovation that you said rather now so hip. >> walnut creek date of olympic gold medalist meet allure is awesome. and she's being celebrated in her home town this weekend. a 20 year-old wrestling phenom won gold in paris last month and the 150 pounds. freestyle category lors victory will be celebr

pamela price y presentó cargos criminales en contra de los oficiales eric mckinley, james fischer y cameronde gente en apoyo a las 2 partes. hoy el juez escuchó los argumentos de la defensa de los agentes para desestimar el caso. se basan en la forma como se les notificó de esos cargos. el abogado rios, no relacionado con el litigio, explica la defensa dice que la ley es muy simple. la ley, la ley dice que la fiscalía tiene que hacer una de 4 cosas para comenzar cargos criminales y que la fiscalía hizo. ninguna de los 4 cosas entre esas. no emitieron órdenes de arresto, por lo que la notificación que enviaron. alegan es insuficiente legalmente. el juez reparó además en que se presentaron los cargos literalmente, el último día del plazo permitido. lo que la abogada de la fiscalía aceptó fue desafortunado. sin embargo, el magistrado no tomó una decisión. y lo hará de ahora al 11 de octubre, cuando es la próxima audiencia. si es adversa la decisión. esperemos que no pase y si pasa eso, pues sería una una desgracia. me dejarían mi corazón roto y también sería una falta de respeto a la vida huma

the previous district attorney cleared the officers of wrongdoing, but current da pamela price took the case back up this year, filing a complaint one day before the statute of limitations ran out. the judge is expected to make a decision within the next three weeks. in the south bay, the search for answers continues. after at least a dozen ducks were found dead in a milpitas pond. police did another site survey of the hall memorial park pond after the discovery this week. today, the pond appeared normal with dozens of healthy looking ducks swimming in it. several agencies are investigating testing the quality of the pond water and also testing the duck carcasses for any illnesses, especially avian flu. test results are pending. new at 11 tonight. come to be entertained and to enjoy san francisco working to distance itself from the negative narratives out there. with two new events this evening, the city is hoping to draw people back at night. nbc bay area's gia vang is at night in san francisco, khoi for your thoughts. thank you so much. it's a night of options in san francisco, el seg

district attorney pamela price charged the officers with involuntary manslaughter. their attorneys say county prosecutors rushed to charge those officers before the statute of limitations. the judge will hear arguments over the procedural issue. uc regents have approved a request by campus police to buy new weapons and ammunition for their police departments. the request comes after violent clashes between campus police and pro-palestinian protesters across uc campuses last semester. today, regents voted to approve the purchase for five campuses, which include uc berkeley, ucsf and uc santa cruz. now, the buy includes 3000 rounds of pepper balls, along with drones, robots, and projectile launchers. under state law, campuses must get approval to buy those weapons. well, it's no secret making it in the bay is one of the hardest things about living here. our housing prices are sky high. new numbers show the rest of the u.s. is having a similar struggle. the data shows that many americans are spending nearly a third of their income on rent. the housing department says h

pamela price of making threats and intimidating them if they take part in the recall campaign against her. the california public utilities commission approved another pg and e rate increase, making this the fourth rate hike so far. this year. and today was the grand reopening of san francisco's iconic transamerica building after undergoing $1 billion, four year long renovation project. you can find those stories and a whole lot more up@ktvu.com. >> and coming up, a driverless taxi service aiming to help get your people to doctor's appointments. a look at the service launched today. >> but up first, have a look here at tonight's beautiful sunset. here in the bay area, the sky turned a bright orange as the sun was setting over the oakland estuary. you are watching the 11:00 news here on ktvu. we'll be right back i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where p

the officers, eric mckinley, james fisher and cameron leahy of any wrongdoing, but current da pamela price took the case back up this year and filed charges of involuntary manslaughter. i think that the da absolutely botched the statute of limitations, which is sacred. so i think that they've done irreparable harm here. an attorney for one of the officers is arguing that the da didn't seek out an arrest warrant or a summons in time. the district attorney's office declined to comment. in california, the statute of limitations for felony cases generally runs for three years. the complaint against the officers was filed one day before that deadline, which the judge pointed out today. it is unacceptable that a technicality could be more important than mario's life. i feel, you know, like positive, always positive. you know, the case of my son, mario. mario gonzalez is a strong case. gonzalez's friends and family remain hopeful that the case will move forward. now all the parties are waiting for the judge to make a decision, which he says will happen within the next three weeks. alyssa goard, n

the district attorney's office is now saying that the accusation that district attorney pamela price is threatening employees who engage in political advocacy is false. the statement goes on to say that calling the da a mob boss is not only unprecedented and disrespectful, but it's also racially charged. well, dog whistles undermined the trust in the county's first black district attorney in the minds of the public. in southern california. the drop in temperature and rise and humidity help firefighters get the upper hand on that bridge fire that's been burning in san bernardino county. jennifer mcgraw reports. >> it takes. couple of days before you it starts to sink in. hard to imagine their dreams burning to the ground. they said. >> maybe some day long that house. years later, we're able to buy that check. lions and his wife are devastated. the fire ripping through the san gabriel mountains wednesday night as the bridge fire exploded to 10's of thousands of neighbor who lives across street called and said your house is fully and got engulfed in flames and it went that fast. and we

dice que ya no se siente segura en la ciudad y este miércoles, la fiscal del condado alameda, pamela priceeptiembre, hernández, supuestamente amenazó a un conductor en una autopista con una pistola réplica y le habría lanzado insultos raciales. esto debido a que el coche del conductor tenía una bandera israelí. hernández está programado para estar en el tribunal el 31 de octubre en los altos. un hombre de 89 años se recupera en el hospital tras ser brutalmente atacado el lunes por la tarde. se trata de john. stephen fue encontrado inconsciente cerca de las vías de tren, con lesiones graves en la cabeza y fracturas alrededor del ojo. la policía cuestiona a una persona de interés, pero fue liberada y ahora. autoridades piden a residentes que revisen sus cámaras de seguridad por cualquier actividad sospechosa entre las 11:00 y las 16:00 de la tarde del lunes. oiga esto. un hombre fue dado por muerto. esto fue en mayo de 2021. pero. tiempo después, su familia descubrió que estaba vivo. y todo gracias a que terceros lo vieron a principios de este año en san francisco. se trata de james robinson

district attorney pamela price charged those officers with involuntary manslaughter. now, the officer's attorneys are filing new court claims, saying county prosecutors. this is in alameda county, rushed to charge the officers before the statute of limitations. the case will be heard in court tomorrow morning. one neighborhood channeling the power of video to combat property crimes through a free program offered by the city of san jose. nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live from alum rock in san jose. you just spoke with the city council member who represents that area. tell us why they're focusing on that neighborhood. there's been crime throughout san jose. correct. but there seems to be a particular problem here in alum rock village. a woman just was walking by and goes, what are you guys doing here? i said, we're reporting on these new video cameras of the city providing for these small businesses. and she says we need them. case in point, the owner of this liquor store behind me. he has stopped replacing this glass window after it was smashed twice over the pas

then pamela price took over and reexamined the case leading to the involuntary manslaughter charges. >>in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron 4 for long. >>in southern california, 6 firefighters remain hospitalized. some with serious injuries after they were hurt in a rollover crash. the firefighters were heading home after doing a 12 hour shift battling the airport fire interview code canyon before crashing. reporter shelby nelson has the latest from santa ana. these families in the entire firefighting community are really having a tough time with this one. but despite that, >>the orange county fire authority chief commended his staff, specifically those who responded and were able to do triage on those patients. >>despite seeing lots of their colleagues in such bad shape. now, 2 of those firefighters have been released from the hospital. 8 firefighters total suffered a multitude of injuries and were sent to area hospitals. officials say the santiago hand crew with orange county fire authority had just finished a grueling 12 hour shift on the airport. fire last night just before 7 o'

dismissed charges against a former alameda county prosecutor filed by alameda county district attorney pamela price. the east bay times reports butch ford was charged last year with a rarely used misdemeanor. this came after he supported an effort to disqualify price from prosecuting the police shooting case of san leandro police officer jason fletcher. ford, now works for san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. the attorney general said in a statement that the charges were dismissed due to insufficient evidence. >> and tonight, san francisco mayoral candidates faced off in another debate, but incumbent mayor breed decided not to participate, and taylor swift announced her support for vice president kamala harris. >> but will it really have an impact on the upcoming election? >> and in tonight's west coast rap, multiple wildfires are burning across several western states. we'll break down where they're happening and is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security th

da pamela price revived the case shortly after taking office in 2023. then this past april, as i mentioned, prosecutors charged those officers with involuntary manslaughter. the defense attorneys believe the charges may have been rushed because price is facing a recall election this november. reporting live here in oakland. bob redell nbc, bay area news. certainly have an update to that later on in our evening newscast. bob, thank you. also breaking. officers have just arrested a cal fire apparatus engineer. he's accused of setting five fires, including the geysers fire just a few weeks ago, which burned in sonoma county. robert hernandez allegedly set these fires all while off duty. luckily, all fires burned less than one acre of land. this is an ongoing investigation. anyone with information is asked to call the cal fire enforcement officers. well, starting tonight, a potential weekend traffic nightmare for anyone needing to travel between the east bay and south bay. so in the past, interstate 680 closures where they've looked like this between pleasa

. >> new at 10 alameda county district attorney pamela price is facing harassment accusations from her own employees. they say prices making criminal threats and intimidating them for taking part in the recall campaign against her. the lawyer representing them wrote a letter today to price along with county counsel and chief assistant da. the letter says price has showed, quote, mob boss tactics, including hiring private armed security for her office and courthouse. the letter notes no other da in county history has used private armed guards and security has always been provided by the county sheriff. the letter also says prices retaliated against prosecutors who did not support her election and warned employees of possible arrest for engaging in the recall campaign against her. the letter asks price to stop with the threats. we did reach out to the da's office for comment but have not yet heard back. 3 alameda police officers charged in the death of mario gonzalez are seeking to dismiss the case for what their lawyers are calling a technical error. the lawyers representing officers, j

>>the way pamela price talks about going after police officers.oubt they meant to back out of this, they could have backed out of it without looking incompetent. and that's exactly what this looks like. it looks like an competency in her office. she came in with no criminal background, no criminal experience prosecuting people very, very little of sending people and then civil rights attorney. exactly. and then there were higher runs of people that had no criminal experience and in our defending people are prosecuting people. so to my mind at times i see things like this. and i think you don't even know what you don't know and the way they filed this probable cause certificate, was unconscionable in a sense because what it is, it's it's like an arrest warrant. it's like a rest. but he didn't say arrest. it said we all have the right place officers to stop and detain and that's why they got in this quagmire because they didn't follow this simple steps. out to a prosecution and filing the complaint. so this is sheer for people. maybe not familiar. y

taking part in the recall campaign against her lawyers representing the employees wrote a letter to pamela priceda has been using mob boss tactics and hired a private armed security guard for office and courthouse. the letter also says prices retaliated against prosecutors who did not support her election and warned employees of possible arrest for engaging in the recall campaign. in a statement sent to crown for the district attorney's office says the accusations are false and quote, calling da price a mob boss is not only unprecedented and disrespectful, but it's also a racially-charged dog whistle designed to undermine trust in the county's first black d a in the minds of the public and quote. well, x has officially left san francisco, according to a report by fortune. the company sent a note to staff 2 weeks ago informing them of the social media's headquarter closure. the report says employees who worked in the san francisco office on market and 10th are being relocated to the offices in san jose and palo alto in july. elon musk announced he would also be moving the company to austin, texas

. >> reporter: jenkins said that is why she fired him, after the fire, he went on to work for pamela price. he is focusing on his campaign, but jenkins said at 30 years old, he lacks experience. she believes she deserves another term, she has made retail and property crime a priority and is focused on crushing the open air drug markets in the tenderloin, she said she has locked up many drug dealers and offered tough love solutions to drug users but says change will take more time in office. >> we finally have a district attorney in san francisco that is able to work collaboratively not only with city hall but with other law enforcement agencies which is something we haven't had in decades in this city. so, i think that is why we are making progress. >> reporter: the d.a. and the challenger say they are the ones that can serve up the right balance to achieve a safer san francisco. voters will decide who they believe on november 5th. >> jenkins campaign has been doing better than her opponents. and one of the major issues at the forefront of the discussion is downtown's slow recovery. since

allegheny county district attorney pamela price facing harassment accusations from her own employees. they claim prices making criminal threats and intimidating them for taking part in the recount. recall campaign against her lawyers representing the group wrote a letter to prize yesterday along with the county council and the chief assistant da. the letter says price show, quote, mob boss tactics, including hiring private armed security for her office and courthouse. the letter notes no other da in county history has use private armed guards and security has always been provided by the county sheriff. the letter also alleges price has retaliated against prosecutors who did not support her election and warned employees of possible arrest for engaging in the recall campaign against her. the letter asks price to stop the threats. we reached out to the da's office for comment and will update you once we have more on this story. on the peninsula. tensions on the rise in san mateo county unions representing deputies and sergeants vote on a no confidence resolution against the sheriff's chi

after the firing, ryan khojasteh went on to work for alameda da pamela price. he said he left that job last month to focus on his campaign. but jenkins said ryan khojasteh at 30 years old, lacks experience and is unqualified. she believes she deserves another term because san francisco is safer under her leadership. she has made retail and property crime a priority and is focused on crushing the open-air drug markets in the tenderloin. she said she has locked up many drug dealers and offered couple of solutions to drug users . but says change will take more time in office. >> we finally have a district attorney in san francisco that is being able to work collaboratively, not only with city hall but with other law enforcement agencies. which is something we have not had in decades in the city. and so, i think that is why we are making progress. >> reporter: the da and the challengers say they are the one who can serve up the right balance to achieve a better and safer san francisco. voters will decide who they believe come november 5th. >> jenkins campaign has b