>> 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

decision last night to charge 3 officers. eric mckinley, james fisher and cameron levy. >> with involuntary manslaughter in gonzales is death. they're facing for years behind bars. it's the first time charges have been filed in the case since the former county da cleared all 3 officers of any wrongdoing. this all started exactly 3 years ago after gonzales died while under police custody. >> of the alameda police department in the initial report, the department reported the 26 year-old died after a physical altercation resulting in a medical emergency. but in body camera video released a week later, gonzalez could be seen in handcuffs being pinned to the ground for more than 5 minutes were he eventually stopped breathing? the alameda county coroner's office ruled the death a homicide. >> these are not officers. there were operating out of control. they exercised great restraint. they struggle with for long time before they were finally get him and cups. there were no or anything of

the kind. >> the family of gonzalez settled a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of alameda and the officers involved for 11 million dollars back in december. >> is a another live look now at the vigil being held in cabela's honor at scout park in alameda, same where he was killed or stands is there right now? he'll bring us a live report coming up. >> 6.30, meantime, the leaders in the recall effort against a hammer price say that they're not impressed with the charges that she has filed. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> feel that there are a whole lot 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 the 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. >> tonight we have learned the name of the 17 year-old who was killed in a double homicide in napa over the weekend. authorities have identified her as sasha move fetch. the shooting happened saturday night on riverside drive near the napa river. authorities she was killed alongside 19 year-old eileen at the u.s. and your police arrested 3 people in connection to the killings. officers say one of them, john nicholson shot and killed the victims. the other 2 suspects to santa rosa women have been charged with aiding and a felony.

>> now, take good look at your screen there. authorities are asking you to keep your eyes out for this incarcerated person. they say he escaped the valley conservation camp in calaveras county. state. officials say 26 year-old jonathan leal betancourt escaped around 3 this morning. they say that he was serving a five-year sentence for burglary, car theft and buying stolen equipment. they say he's about 5 foot 11 with brown eyes and black hair and might be wearing gray sweat pants as well as a gray shirt. anyone with information about his whereabouts is being asked to call 9-1-1. to the north bay. now petaluma police are searching for 2 men they say stole $3,000 worth of power tools from a hardware store. police say that these men loaded shopping carts with milwaukee tools and then ran of friedman's home improvement store tuesday evening. officers say that the men were seen driving off in a black jeep cherokee. anyone with

information is being asked to contact the petaluma police department. >> happening right now and through this evening, ferry service between san francisco and sausalito has been suspended until further notice. the golden gate ferry service says it's due to the softly dope here having a structural compromise that was found during a routine inspection ferry will be providing a bus bridge service instead from the city to sausalito for the rest of the day. starting tonight, highway 37 between solano and sonoma counties will close down for 4 straight weekends. >> caltrans is repaving westbound lanes this weekend and the next weekend and then working on the eastbound lanes. the first 2 weekends of may caltrans says there are alternate routes, but it's going to take some time. >> beginning around 20 to you're going to go right towards napa county taking state route. 29, where you'll

catch. they wrote one. 21 where you make a left to go eastbound to once again keep going and cats. 12 that would take you down to state route. 37, everybody here that is local kind of knows this route as a shortcut. but it's not. it's along the tours that we're expecting. that to be from one hour to 2 hours. so we really are asking the public to plan ahead. >> what? well, that road is going to close eonight at 9 f y i expected to reopen around 5 on monday morning after each weekend. closure. >> get your check of your 4 zone forecast now taking a beautiful live look at top mount tam. we've got some green hills there and nice blue sky first. meteorologist kyla is joining us this evening. >> with a look toward the weekend. >> yes, we're all thinking about the weekend. it's going to be a good win. but let's start with today and where we got up to today. as far as temperatures go really nice day again. well, above

average, a little bit cooler than yesterday, though. you can see that up to those low to mid 70's inland. some nice 60's, low 70's around the bay and out of the coast. some 50's right now at few clouds start to roll in a little bit there at half moon bay where we have a little sunshine today. but a little cloudy start to the day with the marine layer. so obviously you can see there in the 50's same story in san francisco right now. conquered still at 70 degrees. but getting that cooldown going, we're a little breezy out there, too. and that's going to be something that sticks with us for our saturday. but as far as tonight goes, i think it's all about the marine layer rolling back in and you'll see that as we look at this evening and then tomorrow morning, having said that, we'll have a very similar day tomorrow where we do see that start to dissipate. hang on to the coast a little bit. but that's about noon time that you're looking at. so pretty nice night out there, although we'll have a partly cloudy skies and we will have a little bit of a breeze. certainly you can see the temperatures are going to be relatively mild there between about 46 52 degrees. that's not bad. and then, of course, we're going to talk about what's happening for the weekend. and i have good news,

folks. we're going to stay nice and dry. you're going to get some nice sunshine in there, too. i'll be back in just a little bit. we'll talk more about that and have your weekend forecast for you. back to you. >> thanks, kyla. happening now, civil rights activist and scholar angela davis is speaking to a sold-out crowd in the alameda high school auditorium. the black student unions at castro valley high and alameda high joined forces to get davis to speak tonight. 1800 people were expected to attend. the students are hoping the event will empower other students and adults to enact change within their communities. tesla's eye-catching cyber trucks are being recalled. federal officials say that there's a manufacturing flaw to the trucks, accelerator pedal and it causes it to get stock at full speed. >> my first 4 as a robin as but spoke with owner of the cybertruck today about this recall. >> the cybertruck honor i spoke to says he has not had his accelerator gets stuck but search social media and you'll find several videos of owners

showing the problem. >> see how tight we know in the ratings. it took him 2 years of being on a waitlist. but david la placa finally got his new cybertruck 2 weeks ago. new thing versus the old tesla's. he loves how it drives all the advances in technology, but he doesn't love how eye-catching it can gets maybe a little too much attention. >> people always i literally have people want to pull up and parking lots. clap and >> cyber trucks are also getting the attention of the national highway traffic safety administration. nearly 4,000 cyber trucks likely all on the road today are being recalled because of a faulty accelerator pedal supposedly been some instances is and then it can kind of get stuck in. there is what hurt. it hasn't happened to la placa. but many drivers like jose martinez had posted on tiktok slip up showing how the cover of their accelerator can slide forward and get stuck in that rim of the interior. this morning, i went down to the >> tesla dealership, mayor talked about it. and said

they're going to fixing it by putting basically a vote on panel. so that's what the fix might be simple. but given the fact that cyber trucks are made to go from 0 to 60 miles per hour in less than 30 seconds. >> sam abuelsamid with guidehouse insights as the problem is not simple. drivers don't have a whole lot of time to respond. >> in and in this case, you know where it could come as a complete surprise. you know, all of a sudden. >> you press press to put down to accelerate and then you lift off and the car study at the truck is still accelerating. you might have no idea why a full senate says the accelerator issue is a problem of poor engineering and poor manufacturing at tesla. people on the line, the assembly line having some difficulty, some challenges actually inc inserting the cover on to the panel and someone made the decision to use some soap 2 as a lubricant to help slide the cover on. but he does not see the first recall of cyber trucks having

much of a stain on the company's reputation. this driver would agree. my spirits been amazing. i love this thing. the recall affects all 2024 cyber trucks made between november 13th and april 4th. >> tesla is also delaying deliveries of new trucks reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> coming up, a group of bay area residents not want to ship headed for gaza to help the victims in the israel hamas war. we're going to their message. plus, a marine county one step closer to breaking ground on a new affordable housing site. we'll tell you where. >> those are coming. we get reaction from the san >> zoo set to receive the new >> zoo set to receive the new additions.

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>> people are starting to be aware the abuse that's happening. >> turns out women's prison in dublin today trying to put a stop to it. hundreds of women being sent away this as their prison gets ready to close due to staffing misconduct, including alleged assaults of inmate lawyers filed a temporary restraining order today urging a judge to temporarily block the transfer of anyone who still left the prison. now organizers say dozens of women have already been sent away, which puts him at grave risk of psychological stress. kron 4 s charles clifford reports. >> this past monday, the bureau of prisons announced that fci, dublin, the federal women's prison here in the east bay would be shut down and at the incarcerated women inside would need to be moved to other locations, potentially thousands of miles

away. that has resulted in outrage and the lawsuit outside fci, dublin on friday, dozens of protesters demanded that the bureau of prisons stop the planned transfer of the women incarcerated. here. it was a shock to all of and should peril with the california coalition of women. prisoners says the announcement that the prison would be closing as left those here confused inward. they're terrified the public. colleen, like it each day thinking i'm going to be transferred today. i don't know what i'm not going to have contact with the people. i love. the coalition also says that many prisoners don't need to be transferred, that those who have health issues are near the end of their sentences. for those who could finish their confinement at home should be released rather than moved. prison officials have said that the closures due to staff misconduct short staffing and aging facilities. >> but shapiro worries that the closures and attempt to escape being held responsible for problems at the prison, including alleged abuse. they wanted hear that and they want to disappear. the people

inside hoping to halt the transfers. the coalition has filed a motion in federal court seeking a temporary restraining order to stop the bureau of prisons from moving the prisoners. the motion also request that if the transfers do resume, that the court ensure that prisoners rights are not being violated. also on friday, edward canales the union president representing officers assigned fci, dublin, said that they want the president to remain open and that they support reforms. my officers want to remain part of this community, opportunity carry out mission. >> i believe ship as of friday afternoon. it's unclear how many if any prisoners have been transferred to other locations in alameda county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> the area students protesting in san francisco today demanding a cease-fire in gaza to protect the people and the environment in the war zone. protesters gathering at embarcadero plaza marching across the financial district.

they're calling on corporations in the area. they say who are profiting from the ongoing conflict. students carried posters and some flowers to symbolize the environment they say is suffering. the deadly effects of war. >> all of these issues are deeply climate justice can happen racial young people. moral clarity. people definitely see when they see like offense in the streets and giving speeches and poems, that's really >> meantime, a handful of bay area residents joined hundreds of human rights advocates on a ship bound for gaza for what they're calling an emergency humanitarian aid mission. the international freedom flotilla left istanbul this morning. it unites people from 30 different countries to help carry more than 5,000 tons of supplies. 3 vessels will be delivered or will be used to deliver the aid volunteers with the palestinian youth movement in the bay area say their goal is to bring justice

to the palestinian people in a non violent way. >> what we're doing is much more than just bringing in humanitarian aid. it is challenging directly the system of global apartheid against cause people's against people of color. as americans. i find that it is our duty. we all believe that. is it too. so bench into that global system treat collective liberation and freedom for jewish people. has to freedom from outside austin. the ends. >> this trip comes 14 years after a flotilla was rated by the israeli navy. >> all right. whether time now as we get a live look outside at walnut creek traffic along 6.80. you know, i was out there today was awfully nice say i was expecting a little more traffic, definitely warmer in the east bay. kyla grogan here with a little more detail on what we can expect. >> later yes, let's talk about the weather, buddy, because

it's kind of a fun topic today. another beautiful day out there. let's take a look at the blue skies. >> i'm going to show you right now. the view from mount tam, which you can see is a stunner today. we've got nice clarity out there. a few clouds starting to work their way in now. and that will be the case as we go into the night, very similar to last night where we have a little marine layer that will build its way back in. having said that, these temperatures are still really nice conquered right now, hanging on to 70 degrees. we're at 57 and downtown san francisco. but you see some really nice 60's across the bay. difference in temperatures between now in 24 hours ago. with the exception here, san francisco, oakland, half moon bay, everybody else running a little bit cooler because that's kind of been the influence of having that marine layer this morning, especially that when it hung on at the coast. as we look at the big picture here, you can notice a pretty pronounced low-pressure system to our north and west. that is ultimately going to affect our weather next week. but this weekend we're looking good. having said that, take your eye a little bit over here. you can see the sierra getting a little action. that same impetus of energy that have

knocked our temperatures down a little bit and brought the marine layer in also causing a little bit of a disturbance there right but live look outside here again. you can see some of those clouds are starting to roll in over the next couple of days. absolutely. gorgeous weather for you can see upper 70's low 80's as we head through saturday sunday and monday. it's going to be looking really good. we do have a little wind to contend with just to show you as we get into tomorrow afternoon, it really starts to pick up, especially along the coast. we could see 20 to 25 mile per hour gusts that will get better as we get into sunday. you can see those numbers not looking quite so interesting. and then there's this the chance of rain. i wanted to just talk about this really quickly because it is just a very slight chance, ladies. but it is in the forecast and it's starting to kind of come together now. so we're going to keep an eye on this as we get to next week when we see those models tightened up. but right now it's looking like is a very slight chance of very light rain that would come in late thursday night into friday. what do you think? do we want rain? do we for specially always good you

know, we can push off fire season by getting a little bit of rain here and there. i how the reservoir. yeah. >> exactly. i don't think this will be a lot of measurable rain but we'll keep an eye on it. so we have a gorgeous weekend and then we're going to get back together here on monday and talk about thanks, scott. >> and working closely with our local. >> chinese and asian community in san francisco to advocate for pandas for nearly a year. and it's an honor that our city has been chosen for the first time to be a long-term host, 2 giant pandas. >> it is official. pandas are coming back to san francisco. some lived here for a year. back in 1984. but this will be the first time giant pandas will have a long-term residency at the zoo. mayor london breed has been asking to the chinese president for pandas since the november apec meeting. currently the only place to pandas in the united

states is atlanta and who doesn't love those dice long with san francisco. san diego's also set to gets a new pandas. the last time they were the san francisco says that panas drew. >> thousands of visitors. people love these pandas. san francisco zoo thanking mayor breed and they say that we're thrilled for the return of the giant panda, the san francisco zoo. it symbolizes hope for conservation. the collaboration and bridges divides between cultural differences. gas prices. yeah. still pretty high compared to thearest of the country, but they are. >> finally coming down here in the bay, we're going to take a the bay, we're going to take a closer look at the break.

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>> we've seen gas prices jump $0.50 in the last month, but a slight relief is in sight for bay area. drivers, gas prices across the bay. they've actually dropped about $0.5 in most areas compared to the beginning of the week. so take a look from the north bay down to the peninsula. you're paying about 5.70, for a gallon of regular to the east. bay gas is about 5.64. in alameda county, 5.60, in cocoa county in the south bay 5.56. for a gallon of regular marin county may be a little closer to building and all affordable housing complex on the side of marine wood plaza. >> the county says that developers want to create 125 apartment units on that site. now it would be on the corner of miller creek road and marine wood avenue. the county says that the project was

included in the housing plan. an environmental review has already happened, but it is facing just a few more obstacles. the county says builders want to make apartments for households with incomes ranging from 30 to 70% of the area's median income, which was just more than $51,000.2 years ago. >> coming up next on kron for news at 6, tomorrow marks one year since the a's announced plans to move to las vegas where negotiations on the team's new stadium now stands. plus, the supreme court set to hear a case that could affect how cities nationwide tackle homelessness. what country can expect and the push to ban reusable shopping plastic bags in the california. it's moving closer to becoming law. have a plastic industry is responding

>> continuing coverage tonight on the vigil being held in an alameda park to honor a man who died while being taken into custody by alameda police said 3 years ago. we're going to get to in just a >> it was a year ago tonight when word started trickling in, that the a's had abandoned talks with the city of oakland for a new stadium at howard terminal. of course, they reached agreement to purchase land and build a new stadium in las vegas. yeah, lots has happened. of course, since as you know, confirm their departure among other things. >> the nevada legislature earmarking 300 and 80 million dollars in public funds to help build that new stadium. but