serra players have been waiting a year to get back on the field. today it's finally happening, but lot of players are forced to sit out today's scrimmage at bellarmine after some tested positive for covid. >> congratulations, super bowl lv champions. >> reporter: it's where tom brady once played the game, football powerhouse serra high school. in-person learning resumed last month and a football system is about to kick off. but some football players are being forced to sit out their scrimmage game against bellarmine after two players on the roster tested positive for covid. they're now in quarantine along with 18 varsity players who may have been exposed. so far all of them have tested negative. their ten-day quarantine ends monday. >> health and safety is number one. >> reporter: san mateo county supervisor david canepa has concerns about serra's football program resuming in the midst of a covid scare. >> i know coaches typically have the best interests of their child. but this is pretty significant right now. it makes me think is it maybe time to

football power house serra high school.e football players are being forced to sit out after the coach said two players on the roster tested positive for covid along with 18 varsity players that may have been exposed. their ten-day quarantine ends sunday. concerns about serra's football program resuming. >> i know coaches have the best interests of their child but this is significant right now and makes me think is it time to pause this and revisit it in the fall? >> patrick walsh led the to play movement for youth sports in california and other advocates say it is time to play. >> you know the effect it has on kids from an emotional standpoint? >> reporter: he believes health and safety protocol are there and there is no reason to pause now. >> we are past that. if you are not up to speed on that people need to get up to speed. youth sports are safe. it is demonstrated. >> reporter: this game goes on today, the coach says that the season opener, just one week away. team may it please the courts in quarantine will be tested

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>>i'm looking around right now because we do expect him to arrive at any moment, his attorney tony serra arrived about 15 minutes ago, and i asked him will he spend any additional time in prison but according to tony serra he said he cannot comment until this is over we do know that the case the sentencing will begin at around 9 o'clock so about 30 minutes away after that he will come out and speak to the media. but i'm looking around right now waiting for derick almena to arrive, he has been out of jail because of covid-19 he spent 3 years behind bars waiting for his trials that was the first trial that ended up with a hung jury. a couple of weeks ago james he pled guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in he faces a potential of 12 years in prison. reportedly he will not spend another day behind bars because of time served and good behavior more than likely. he will not but nothing is officially anything can happen in court. nothing is official until the judge decides. we do know that he will arrive there will be victim impact statements but they will be done by way of zoom so

watch closely as the 76-year- old asian-american woman is walking on the sidewalk on serra vista and daly city yesterday only to be rushed, dragged into the street and robbed. after her attacker leaves she gets up off the asphalt and begins frantically waving her arms for help. it's the latest in a string of violent attacks and even murders on asians in america. >> we have to change our hearts. hate can have no safe harbor in america. >> reporter: speaking with leaders in atlanta today after a shooting that left six asian women dead, president joe biden and vice president kamala harris addressed the spike in hate. >> everyone has the right to go to work, to go to school, to walk down the street and be safe. >> reporter: as cases against members of the aapi community around the country and in the bay area pile up, including a brazen assault on san francisco's market street, san francisco sheriff paul myamoto spoke out on the subject the first time today. >> during the pandemic anti- asian sentiment in san francisco and across the country has risen from name calling to harassment to vi

it happened near serra vista outside from the serramonte avenue. >> you can see a 69-year-old woman, take her bag while shoving her to the ground. the mayor called this event a safe place to heal together and called on people of all races to unite. we cannot be silent. not at the hands of what's happening at the lives of community members and the violence towards our elders and so that's why you see around the nation this support to stop aapi hate. >> the mayor says more than half of the population of daley city is of asian descent. >> in atlanta, hundreds rallied in support of the asian community demanding justice for the victims of this week's deadly attacks. demonstrators gathered in a park near the state capitol. many asian americans at that rally say they feel like second-class citizens in the united states and that crimes against them are not taken seriously. although the gunmen in those attacks told investigators that race was not his motivation, authorities have not ruled out charging him with hate crimes. >>> mayor london breed is joining the growing chorus of people calling

it happened about a mile from the shopping center near serra vista and norwood avenues and the mayor called today's event a safe place for everyone to heal together and called on people of all races to unite. >> we're

and i'm looking down any almost looked like he was sobbing and a couple times defense attorney tony serras client's statement for him i'm sorry i'm very afraid to say more. >>i am sick with shame. i am so sorry, my shame cannot stand as any defense. but it's what i'm responsible for it is my fault. >>now will spend about a year and a half under home detention with an ankle monitor after that. >>he will get 3 years probation. one of the conditions. the judge put on him was that he could have no contact with his former co-defendant. max harris. there's also the question of how much restitution that he'll be pain the victims families. >>that will be the topic of a court hearing on april 30th, reporting from oakland on morning kelly. on for thank you maureen. >>3 people are dead and a rash of gun violence in san jose 3 fatal shootings in as many days and no clear explanation for the violence has yet kron four's rob fladeboe has more on the story for us now live from san jose rob. >>well it's right sanaa's and catherine a san jose homicide investigators had scarcely begun investigating a fatal

the search for serra.e earlier on we heard more from the metropolitan police commissioner who is very much trying to reassure the public that the topline, human remains have been found a woodland. this the topline, human remains have been found a woodland.— found a woodland. this is a devastating _ found a woodland. this is a devastating story. - found a woodland. this is a devastating story. our- found a woodland. this is a - devastating story. our thoughts go out to the family and friends of sarah who mustjust be an absolute turmoil right now. i think this is a story that has affected so many women up and down the country. this sort of story is the thing that women of all ages, all backgrounds absolutely fear. it's triggered a really important conversation across probably everyone's timelines today. women just speaking out and kind probably everyone's timelines today. womenjust speaking out and kind of, recognition of the fear of this happening. women sharing stories and yeah, i still walk home with my k

and i'm looking down any almost looked like he was sobbing at a couple times defense attorney tony serra read his client's statement for him he accepted the responsibility. >>he showed bonafide good grief and remorse el nino will end up serving approximately a year and a half in home detention that will be followed up by 3 years probation one of the stipulations the judge made was that he could have no contact with his former co-defendant max harris. >>maureen kelly for news. >>well a lot of san francisco elementary school students will be returning to the classroom in mid april the district of formally made that announcement today after reaching an agreement with its teachers that's right. the plan focuses on the youngest students for stingray pre k to seconds. >>kron four's dan kerman is live over at out elementary school in the city with more good evening. dan. >>well that's right this is coming up very quickly as soon as next month as we've indicated they're going to open up dozens of schools at first hoping for thousands of students to return, but the option is still their parents w

it happened about a mile from the shopping center near serra vista and norwood avenues and the mayor called today's event a safe place for everyone to heal together and called on people of all races to unite. >> we're sending a strong message to the community that we need to unite as asian-americans, as people of color, as everyone together because the hate that is happening to asian women to asian elderly people needs to stop. >> the mayor points out more than half of the population of daley city is of asian descent. >> at the same time hundreds of people gathered in san francisco's chinatown, some in the crowd calling the turnout courageous and nbc bay area's sharon katsuda helps people heal. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> they dance in memory of the victims in this past week's attack in georgia and the bay area and held posters to support the asian-american community. just days after more attacks in san francisco. >> we're really coming together as asian-americans, as women, as community of all walks of life really to greet. >> people painted signs of solidarity all over the sidewalk at sportsmouth squ

and i'm looking down any almost looked like he was sobbing and a couple times defense attorney tony serra read his client's statement for him he accepted the responsibility. >>he showed bonafide good grief and remorse el nino will end up serving approximately a year and a half in home detention that will be followed up by 3 years probation one of the stipulations the judge made was that he could have no contact with his former co-defendant max harris. >>maureen kelly for news. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a violent and deadly weekend in the south bay. 3 people killed in 3 separate shootings. the latest details on the investigation. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. >>welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news, i'm right on harvey lets get another check of weather with john stable

and i'm looking down any almost looked like he was sobbing at a couple times defense attorney tony serrapted the responsibility. >>he showed bonafide good grief and remorse el nino will end up serving approximately a year and a half in home detention that will be followed up by 3 years probation one of the stipulations the judge made was that he could have no contact with his former co-defendant max harris. >>maureen kelly for news. >>happening tomorrow governor newsome will give his 3rd state of the state address kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains how this year's will be different. >>shaking or hugging no big reception in the assembly chamber governor gavin newsome state of the state will look unlike any other california has historically seen the governor tuesday will give his state of the state virtually from dodger stadium in los angeles to be candid with you. i've been back here. many times the last few weeks for reason on a snow to the central valley monday governor newsome said he wants to highlight the region in the upcoming speech i want to highlight farm

. >> reporter: coach patrick walsh of serra high school helped start the movement last december. >> kit be safe because the data and science proves that it's safe. >> reporter: there will be some not so subtle differences in the seasons this year. there will be no championships, not for the county, not for the sections, not for the state. these kids will be playing in these gyms for the sake of playing. >> it's just been tough. it's like what i enjoy most about like academics, after school. >> reporter: at marin catholic high school, declan ochoa has waited all year for this. he and others see playing sports as a form of mental health. >> you know, suicide ideation, suicide itself, anxiety, depression, kids going on pills. >> reporter: well, now they get their games and at least some relief at the end of this difficult year. >> i think i've actually learned that i need my sport more than ever. >> reporter: in marin county, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> california lawmakers have approved a $6.6 billion plan aimed at pressuring school districts to return students to get back into the cla

and i'm looking down any almost looked like he was sobbing at a couple times defense attorney tony serra read his client's statement for him he accepted the responsibility. >>he showed bonafide good grief and remorse el nino will end up serving approximately a year and a half in home detention that will be followed up by 3 years probation one of the stipulations the judge made was that he could have no contact with his former co-defendant max harris. >>maureen kelly. for right now to our 4 zone forecast and it promises to be a wild one yeah you're really worried when there's lightning and it hasn't rained in months, but fortunately it's been at least a little wet chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here we. >>we should have fire danger with this correct large yeah that should be a problem of will bolt of lightning can ruin your day so you got to be careful that as well but it is going to be some very strange weather around the bay area have already felt the change in the air mass that cool air begin to move on in even some scattered showers popping up so very cold storm settling in ju

serra high school's delayed football season may be in jeopardy after a player tested positive for covid will also come alive this weekend with the sounds of the crack of a bat and the snap of a glove, if not the cheers of packed bleachers. rites of passage denied to our young people for what must seem to them to be the longest year of their lives. it's a third of their entire time in high school, their entire high school experience. that's a big deal when you're a kid. we've rightly focused a lot on learning loss recently. the educational damage done by a year of online learning. but at least we have that. imagine the impact this would have had 20 years ago on these young people. what really matters for the dons and the gators tonight isn't winning, it's savoring just a small taste of normal once again. i always love to hear from you. let know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook @dan ashley abc7. >> all right. that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. we thank you so much for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel, larry bei

and i'm looking down any almost looked like he was sobbing at a couple times defense attorney tony serra read his client's statement for him he accepted the responsibility. >>he showed bonafide good grief and remorse el nino will end up serving approximately a year and a half in home detention that will be followed up by 3 years probation one of the stipulations the judge made was that he could have no contact with his former co-defendant max harris. >>maureen kelly for news. >>a judge is expected to decide this friday whether convicted murderer scott peterson will be granted a new trial. he was convicted in 2004 for the 2002 murder of his wife lacy and their unborn son connor last year the california supreme court overturned peterson's death penalty sentence. the justices ordered a re examination of his conviction due to potential juror misconduct today marks the 10th anniversary of the murder of tobias segal and the city of berkeley is offering a $50,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction. >>of those responsible for his death. it was march 8th, 2011 eagle w

. >> reporter: coach patrick walsh of serra high school helped start the movement last december. >> it can be safe because the data and science proves that it's safe. >> reporter: there will be some not so subtle differences in the seasons this year. there will be no championships, not for the county, not for the sections, not for the state. these kids will be playing in these gyms for the sake of playing. >> it's just been tough. it's like what i enjoy most about like academics, after school. >> reporter: at marin catholic high school, declan ochoa has waited all year for this. he and others see playing sports as a form of mental health. >> you know, suicide ideation, suicide itself, anxiety, depression, kids going on pills. >> reporter: well, now they get their games and at least some relief at the end of this difficult year. >> i think i've actually learned that i need my sport more than ever. >> reporter: in marin county, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> a lot more to bring you here. new at 6:00 tonight, we're going to talk live with abc7 news insider phil matier. the topic, trust in

he had his attorney tony serra read a statement for him. this was in the last hour or so. almena said, "i am sorry. i am very afraid to say more. i am sick with shame. it is my fault." now, under this plea deal almena would be sentenced to 12 years for 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. and practically speaking, with time served, of course this happened four years ago, and with his time in home detention since may he could not return to jail, serve the rest of his sentence on home detention, and then get from what we're understanding about three years on probation. so the judge just decided to go ahead and accept this plea agreement. live in oakland laura anthony, abc 7 laha you. >>> a north bay woman is face charges for an anti-asian hate crime. 39-year-old karen marie inman of greenbray is charged with battery. santa clara county's district attorney says she spat on a man who was having lunch in downtown mountain view last month. inman also allegedly used an ethnic slur and told the man to "go back where you came from." investigators say the attack was unprovoked. in

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