>> now at five-thirty back to our top story. a live look tonight at the vigil being held by the family of mario gonzalez. today marks 3 years since the 26 year-old died while being restrained by 3 alameda police officers. right. and that very park that you see there. again, that is a live look that 3 officers involved have been charged with involuntary manslaughter. 3 now face up to 4 years behind bars. >> on april, 21st 2021, alameda police responded to a call for a report of a man at a park talking to himself and scaring the colors. wife, some background here. and then when police arrived, they attempted to take him into custody. but a struggle ensued. police body cam video shows the 3 officers pinning gonzalez down for several minutes. the coroner determined that gonzalez is cause of death. was the toxic effects of methamphetamine along with the psychological

stress of altercation and restraint, obesity and alcohol is and contributing to the process of dying. the family of gonzales settled a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of alameda and the officers involved for 11 million dollars back in december. >> the alameda county da at the time. and nancy o'malley ended an investigation into the case in 2022. she cleared the officers of any criminal liability in gonzalez case. but now price is pursuing charges as kron four's philippe to call reports the leaders in the recall effort against her are not impressed. >> i feel that there are a whole things that she couldn't do right now that are more mister manno and making our community safer grisham and carl chan are the principal officers for safe alameda for everyone. >> the group spearheading the recall effort against alameda county district attorney pamela price. and although the field for mario gonzalez, his family following his death in

2021, they are unimpressed by prices decision to charge 3 officers involved in his killing with involuntary manslaughter. let's wait and see because i'm sure that, you know, the evidence will show whether not, you >> the police at that in the right not la mente price focusing on past cases already reviewed by her predecessor. they say she is attempting to score points with the community by targeting cops rather than fighting for crime victims. you're not on the side of the people you're on the side of whoever is in your ear. >> and that's not. you know, that's not a good judgment right now. last december, the city of alameda settled civil lawsuits with the gonzalez family exceeding 11 million dollars myself and entire team and many people who signed a petition to >> we're realizing that, you know, she's not performing job to a supposed to said. district attorney. otherwise, you know, we will not be here today and talking about a week. all safe says it is

waiting for the alameda county board of supervisors to accept its recalled certification from the registrar of voter's and then set a date for an election. >> requests for comment from price's office and campaign have not been answered. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in san francisco, police have detained multiple people suspected of a series of car burglaries around the city. today's investigation started when offrcers responded to the eastern edge of golden gate park around 10 this morning. according to police, the suspects were detained in the area of stand-in street and john f kennedy drive the exact number of people detained today has not yet been released. police have made several arrests connected to a series of tobacco-related robberies throughout the bay area. >> the most recent incident happened tuesday morning. a delivery truck driver was dropping off tobacco products on mountain boulevard and shown avenue in 2 cars with several armed people pulled up

still the products and then took off during the investigation. officials connected the armed robbery to a series of tobacco-related robberies throughout the bay area. ultimately arresting 8 people can connect together these robberies, stolen tobacco products and firearms were also allegedly recovered. >> a lawsuit against bart by disability rights advocates has now been settled. the suit filed back in 2017 claimed bart failed to ensure full and equal access to station services such as elevators and escalators, which is a violation of the americans with disabilities act as part of the settlement, bart has now agreed to renovate its elevators and escalators and also to dispatch a repair person. within one hour after either breaks down at any station. >> and investigation is underway in new york city after him and lit himself on fire near former president trump's so-called hush money trial. and we're learning more at this hour about that

chaotic scene as well as the man's condition nypd identified that man is maxwell as a rela from florida saying he had just arrived in new york earlier this week as a is in critical condition tonight at the cornell burn unit. investigators have not confirmed if this incident was related to trump's trial, but they say that has a roll-up posted about the incident on social media. anthony dilorenzo, who has the latest about the man who set himself on fire. >> horror unfolding outside manhattan criminal court as a florida man set himself ablaze and collect pond park pix. 11 is not showing video of the self immolation. witnesses describe seeing him pull out flammable liquid from a backpack and douse himself start throwing themselves get

away our later. >> the fdny says ems responded within 30 seconds as police ran to nearby buildings to get fire extinguishers to douse the flames. >> the man has been identified as 37 year-old maxwell has a real low of saint augustine. detectives do not believe this attempted suicide had anything to do with former president donald trump's trial happening across the street. the pamphlets seem to be propaganda almost like a conspiracy theory type of book pamphlet. the bomb squad was called out but did not locate any incendiary devices in the area. security around the courthouse already ramped up due to the trump trial. now the nypd is looking into whether the area should be shut down but did not classify this friday afternoon demonstration as a security breach. >> as for the trial, new developments said this afternoon, a new york appeals court is hearing arguments today over trump's motion to change the venue with the former president claiming that he will not get a fair trial in manhattan.

>> happening right now here at home, people are filing into a sold out alameda high auditorium, legendary activist and scholar angela davis is set to speak tonight at 6 o'clock. the black student unions at castro valley high school and alameda high school joined forces to asked davis to speak this evening. the event is expecting about 1800 people to show up. students hope the evening will empower other students and adults to enact change within their communities. >> in san francisco, a couple who started a petition complaining about noise from a nearby pickleball court but were later revealed to have their own court in their backyard are apparently selling their presidio heights home. harlan, holly peterson and their home, which is listed for 29 million dollars on zillow. we're at the center of a controversy last year when they started a petition to remove nearby public pickleball courts complaining that the games telltale pocket park sound was a disturbing to them. but pickleball players cried. hypocrisy after it was

shown that the petersons on their own court parks, recreation eventually converted several of the presidio walls is a court to tennis in an attempt to to concede to the neighbors, complaints. pop >> it >> was night and day to play pickleball outside a little windy out there, though at this hour. yeah. pilot, is nice weather in the we due for a big change. we are going to last right through the weekend. we're looking good beginning of next week. we start off. okay. then we're going to see a change about we get to tuesday. but right now take a look at some of these temperatures inland. once again, a lovely day there. he'll this pickleball noises over there early 84 degrees, as you can see in parts of central california. and as we take a live look at stormtracker 4, you can see relatively quiet except for this. the impetus, the energy that kind of knocked our temperatures down a little bit today brought that marine

layer and bringing now a little bit of lightning. and you can see a little bit of rain into the central sierra. so how about that? but all is quiet where we are at least for now. but as we zoom out, you see this low pressure system and that is what is going to be the impetus for the chance. and it is just a very slight chance. but i want to talk about it is i think it's on everyone's mind here of rain that would come in late thursday into friday of next week. we're still a little bit far out from this now to kind of lockdown. but what i can tell you is it doesn't look like it's going much of anything. a few light showers would likely be the highest impact that we would see. having said that, let's take a look at it. here's your weekend is looking good. there's your sunday beautiful. in fact, we'll warm up a little bit sunday into monday and then by tuesday, you see things start to change a little bit here. that's tuesday afternoon. we stay dry. but by the time we get to thursday night to friday, this is what models are showing. now, again, we're a little far out. so what i'm thinking we do is we have a spectacular weekend and then we kind of the back here on monday. we talked through this and take a look at it. but what i can tell you is regardless of how

much rain we will or won't get it is going to knock those temperatures down big time from monday to tuesday. you're conquered as an example. i'll be back in a little bit and we'll talk about our 7 day forecast. well, there you go polling in common is the new head football coach at dublin, high kaufman. as you saw there, played for the oakland raiders for some 6 seasons. >> after his football career, kaufman became the senior pastor at the well christian community church in livermore, his coaching career started at bishop o'dowd high school. they won a title back in 2016. kaufman is taking over for coach brandon black, who lead the gaels for 5 years. >> meantime, the san jose earthquakes are going to be hosting the oakland roots next month. he'll be playing at paypal park in san jose on tuesday. may 7th. they're

meeting in the first round of the lamar hunt. u.s. open cup. the teams have played just once before in san jose won that game 3 to 2. >> almost time to get out and celebrate our planet and guess what you do with your favorite team. what the dubs are doing for first day after the break.

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>> welcome back. marin county, maybe closer to building and all affordable housing complex on the site of marine wood plaza. developers want to create 125 apartment units there on the corner of miller creek road and marine wood avenue. they will be for

families with incomes ranging from 30 to 70% of the area's median income. marin county officials say some residents already living in the area may have reservations about the new development, but they say it's necessary for the county to build housing that would support the community. >> the supreme court is set to hear oral arguments monday on a case that could impact how cities handle homelessness. the case comes as last year saw a record number of people living on the streets here in the u.s. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >> in a case that could have far-reaching impact, the supreme court will hear arguments on whether the city of grants pass oregon can punish homeless people for camping in public spaces. one of the most influential cases on housing in over 40 years. a lower court previously ruled in favor of the homeless population, calling it a cruel and unusual punishment to find and arrest people who have nowhere else to go. oregon

congresswoman suzanne bott amici spoke outside the high court this week urging justices to rule against the city. housing, not handcuffs is the direction we need to go amici says fining or jailing people traps them in a cycle that makes it harder for them to find housing. in court documents, grants pass. lawyers say that homeless encampments have, quote, multiplied on check throughout the west. >> resulting in more violent crime, drug overdoses and disease. california congressman kevin kiley says that's certainly the case in sacramento near his district in parks, on sidewalks, near schools. >> impeding a citizens stopping people from getting into businesses. kylie says the court should restore the power to enforce laws like those in grants pass that he says promote public safety, freeing our communities to deal with. >> homelessness in a rational and common sense way that protect public safety and public health. i think it's going to be a new day for california. justices will hear arguments monday morning with a decision expected later this

year in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. nearly 2000 positions for the california service corps have opened up right here in the bay area. san jose mayor matt mahan. >> is calling on young residents to help fill the roles they tackle climate change, support communities impacted by disaster and help mentor students. today, mayor mahan join decor members to share how their work has had a lasting impact. on underserved communities in 2022. governor newsome created an initiative for members to earn money for their service. now members can receive up to $10,000 after completing their service. >> thanks to the california volunteers who are providing opportunities for our young people to get civically engaged a paycheck and take charge of the future of their city. the cement community involvement is exactly what it takes to make big change. >> $10,000 can be used for

college trade school or to pay back student loans. the benefits will help individuals who are facing crises of isolation, student debt and growing income inequality. >> happening this weekend in honor of earth day thrive. city is hosting a storefront market. it's going to be from noon to 4 on sunday. the market will include food and art vendors pet adoption booths and musical performances from the likes of david drummer and 3 time, grammy award-winning artist the fantastic negrito. it treat it and tickets are given out first come first servet but you're highly encouraged to reserve a ticket. taking a live look outside right now. the golden gate bridge traffic moving along at a fairly quick clip. yeah, i was been saying this weekend is nice to celebrate earth day. that's right. it's nice for their cooperation. you could good weather for earth day. events of the did see, though, in that picture. >> a few clouds kind of start roll i there at the golden gate bridge. we had some clouds earlier today,

certainly out of the coast here. but happening, they did, ok, we've got some sunshine out there this afternoon. and you can see it kind of worked itself into a lovely evening. having said that, we will see that marine layer rebuild right now. they're sitting about 55 degrees. certainly a lot cooler than say a spot like a san jose sitting about 71. we're at 73 in livermore. you can see 61 there in oakland. and as we head up to the north bay novato city about 68 degrees. so ran a little cooler today. have the marine layer in morning and then we had the afternoon sunshine. we're going to see that marine layer bill back in some taking you. this is our visibility we're looking at. you can see we go to 0 as we get later into the evening there. half moon bay, then in the overnight we're going to see some of that fog push into the usual suspects, right? so north bay, parts of the east, they want to look out well for that. as you wake up in the morning or if you're going to be out in the overnight hours, having said that right now, pretty nice. and even though we do have that to contend with, it will not put a damper on your weekend plans because they're going to be plenty of that sunshine as we roll into our afternoon tomorrow. and in

fact, it will be very much a repeat of today. we could even see things pop up a couple of degrees as we get to tomorrow. you can see us public antioch could potentially get to 81 degrees. same story in santa rosa, san jose about 77 and here in san francisco looking out for about 64. so a nice day above average day once tonight, though, we will see that marine layer buildin. there's even the chance of a little bit of drizzle. i think out at the coast when that happens, temperatures will be relatively mild here. so again, very similar to last night, we will start to lose that marine layer influence on sunday. it looks like we'll a little bit better run their window and talk about this tomorrow. pacific. as an example get calm down as we get into the evening. but then tomorrow you can see is going to ramp right back up as we get into the afternoon to saturday will also be a bit of a breezy day. that should also kind of calm down as we get into sunday. here's a look at your extended forecast. it's a nice one, folks. a lovely weekend out there. beautiful temperatures. nice, sunshine, little breezy tomorrow, earth day, lookin good. then we get

into next weekend. well, it all kind of changes monday, starting off strong. we're going to be above average again, looking good by tuesday. those temperatures are going to start coming down and then we get a little cloudy and kind of work our way into a below average scenario after all of this glorious weather. >> we could you know, we feel like we've received some nice last little while you know, if we need a little pulls out to sea after going all the way up to that all the way down. if we kind of even out maybe. yeah. and then there's little bit of rain legal. yes. okay. settles thinking on that. thank god. >> our is getting a new exhibit. it's called phoenix kingdom's the last splendor of china's bronze age. it features 150 art pieces from the yangs, the river valley before being conquered today was the grand opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony in

traditional dances. as you saw there and performances, organizers of spoke about what the exhibit meets for san francisco. >> i look forward to phoenix kingdom's educating attendees on history, showcasing antiquity and fostering u.s. china relations. this effort enriches our past understanding why fostering global cooperation for her money is speech >> and the good news that will be open until july 22nd. check it out. you can. >> well, apparently here in the bay area we hold our pizza to a high standard which san francisco pizzeria is earning a gold medal. according users.

>> it's one of the biggest fight of the year bay area. native devin haney is going to face ryan garcia tomorrow for the wbc, super lightweight championship title. if you don't want to buy the paper view to watch at home, we have a list of a few bay area bars that are showing the sept fight here in san francisco. you can head on over the golden gate tap room and then if you're in the east bay and oakland, she might to check out the athletic club there. they're going to be airing it. and in the south bay, there's always dave and buster's in milpitas with a few more dave and buster's locations showing the fight in daly city as well as fairfield all over the area here. something news, we'll have a cover charge, though. some will not for those details. and where else you might want to watch this fight all over the bay. just go to our website at kron 4 dot com.

think our producer making her own list the fight. >> tomorrow, bart officials will be having an official retirement ceremony for its legacy trains. the ceremony will begin at one in the afternoon at oakland's macarthur station. >> following the ceremony, the public will then board a legacy training and they'll ride from macarthur to fremont station marrying the initial service part provided when it opened back in september of 1972, this trip will last about 45 minutes. it will travel along about 24 miles of the original section of tracks. the legacy trains are, of course, making way for a new generation. 696 new fleet of the future train cars are now certified for service in a lot of people. looking forward to riding on those the 3 legacy. 3 of the legacy cars are going to be headed to the western railway museum in sassoon city. a pretty the 3 cars, including iconic sloped front.

>> a car will be the only cars from laci fleet that are going to be displayed at museum. >> golden boy living up to its name. the san francisco pizzeria is included in a list of the top. 25 spots to get a slice in the country. the website rancor put together a list based on yelp reviews which led to golden boy being selected from here in san francisco. the square slice pizzeria has 2 locations in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. and another one down in san mateo. yeah. boy is delicious right? yeah. hey, there's tonys. >> tony gym and yanni. he always gets on yeah. yeah. del pope. seen a this hi guys, all kinds of pizza. and you know, i like the pizza that they serve up. the fog city got kind of a sour does have good. it's like a flat brady. our where's on and on? going to maybe someone can bring us a

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>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> and right now at 6, a vigil being held in alameda park for mario gonzalez who died while being restrained by alameda police officers. this after alameda county, d a pamela price announced charges against the officers. good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm noelle bellow. price announced that