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attorney says more evidence is needed before the people involved can be held accountable. thanks for being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow in the last few hours, san francisco district attorney. >> brooke jenkins revealed her office must let the protesters go free. it's a bombshell moment after chp on monday announced a long list of offenses against the 26 protesters arrested in connection with shutting down the golden gate bridge. our kron four's terisa stasio joining us live now from the studio to explain what's happened to reset know alan grant, false imprisonment, unlawful assembly, conspiracy to commit a crime. the chp arrested. 26 protesters on these offenses on monday. >> however, now san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins saying that the protesters will be allowed out of jail because they just don't have the evidence to go forward right now. this is what it looked like on monday at the golden gate bridge. hundreds taking over the span. cars forced to stop in their tracks. drivers unable to get around the chaos. the

pro-palestinian protesters took over the bridge around 08:00am at the height of the morning commute. they use pipes, chains and locks to make their removal difficult for law enforcement personnel responding to the scene. the northbound and southbound lanes shut down for nearly 4 hours now. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins saying, but the law is clear they must charge all. 26 with clear evidence which they don't have yet, adding that they need the public's help in this case. >> the district attorney's office, which is required to to file charges within 48 hours of their arrest. unfortunately, due to the timing of their arrest yesterday that charging decision has to be made by 04:00pm today. at this time we anticipate having to send the case back to the chp for continued investigation. this is an active and open investigation. anyone who was falsely imprisoned on the golden gate bridge on april

15th 2024 is urged to contact the california highway patrol. >> so they're all going to be let out. district attorney jenkins also added that this is also sending a message to others that breaking the law such as taking over the bridge and blocking traffic will not be tolerated. adding that they cannot charge now. but this is still active investigation, grant and well. >> re said we have this new video tonight showing the chp working to remove protesters from 80 in oakland yesterday. they had their arms stuck in 55 gallon drums of concrete way to couple 100 pounds. the chp says this is part of the reason it took so long to clear the protesters from the freeway yesterday morning. >> the concrete barrels that were utilized. we have to use jackhammers and to cut to basically break in cut through those. that's the reason it took a while to open up the roadway. it's a it's a complex

on their party's complex on ours. and we did everything we could open the roadway quickly as we could. >> so far there is no word on the charges these protesters could be facing >> tonight, we are learning police did not make any arrests during last night's protest outside the tesla factory in fremont, dozens of demonstrators. they're calling for a cease-fire in gaza, walked from the warm springs bart station to that tesla facility. tesla employees tried putting up barriers, but the protesters took them down and just continued marching onto the property. tesla eventually called police and demonstrators started knocking down the police barricades. officers shot pepper pellets at them. meantime, a protest did unfold today at google headquarters in sunnyvale. those behind today's protest want google to stop doing business with israel, which

they accused of genocide in gaza. some employees are among them. the group once a google to end its contract with the israeli government. demonstrators also targeted google's main offices in new york and seattle today. >> the u.s. postal service is offering $150,000 reward after a postal carrier was robbed at gunpoint over the weekend in union city happened just before 2.30, saturday afternoon near granada. way off, barcelona, way. police say the victim suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital for treatment. police have not released any details on a possible suspect. >> now police have arrested 3 people in connection to a double homicide from saturday night. the victim's 2 teen girls 17 19 years old. kron four's rob nesbitt reports from napa. >> it took the napa police department just 2 days to make their first arrest after 2 teen girls were shot and killed along the napa river saturday night. a memorial of

flowers, candles and pictures has grown along the 400 block of riverside drive in napa where police say a 17 year-old girl in 19 year-old woman were shot and killed saturday just after 08:00pm. >> are so when you have on the boy to came to pay their respects tuesday because it is sad and they see little girls should not. this should not happen to them on monday that the police arrested. 22 year-old john nicholson, junior of allay. >> and charged him with 2 counts of murder by early tuesday morning. 2 more arrests were made jessica within and judith, 8 off both of santa rosa have been charged with aiding a felony. the arrests and charges getting the attention of those visiting the growing memorial. i think it's pretty impressive that they were able to. >> you know, the shooter and then over in sonoma, you know, catch the 2 accomplices were with him. so hopefully just doesn't go on any further. >> police have not released the names of the victims, but their pictures hang along. riverside drive in napa where shootings like what happened saturday night are rare and where residents are

questioning why lot of people know everybody else and >> obviously there's a lot of people that know these folks and you know, we don't want things like that. this to happen around here. napa police say all 3 suspects were charged and booked into the napa county jail. >> although arrests have been made, police are still looking for witnesses of the shooting to come forward with information reporting in napa, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> a hearing for convicted killer scott peterson was held this morning in redwood city. peterson appeared in the san mateo county courtroom through video conference. this is the first of 3 hearings to be set as his new defense team tries to get him a new trial. his attorneys from the la innocence project have submitted more than 1500 pages of legal documents requesting evidence and information for his case. the innocence project is also looking to retest evidence found near the peterson home around the time of lacey's disappearance. >> say that those materials are tested for dna and laci

peterson's dna on some of those materials that to would give rise for a good basis for a motion for a new >> the next hearings in the case are set for may 29th and july 15th. so today we are here. >> asking for what's right is for the board of supervisors to give us a special election in the next couple of months and not have us wait until november. >> leaders behind the recall effort of alameda county district attorney pamela price showed up to the board of supervisors meeting today with enough signatures to push the recall through yesterday. the registrar of voters validated nearly 75,000 signatures out of the more than 123,000 signatures originally submitted. now that the group has the signatures, it's up to the board to set a date. while opponents of da price are excited that there are enough

signatures to recall election may never actually happened. that is because prices attorney says the recall is the legal force. dan kerman is live in the studio tonight with details here. good evening, dan. the da's campaign attorney is blasting the registrar of voters saying they're picking and choosing which rules to follow. and if they don't abandon this recall, a lawsuit could be next. on monday, the alameda county registrar of voters announced the campaign to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> had gathered 74,757 valid signatures. about 1500 more than needed, meaning a recall election would move forward. but now that may not happen. we believe that the recall is the waggle. >> jim sutton is the attorney for the pamela price campaign. he says the recall was illegal because the county did not follow the law as stated in the county's charter. >> the charter says as clear as clear can be. that the registrar pastor verify the

signatures within 10 days and that the board of supervisors has to give the registrar money to hire the staff to complete the verification within 10 days. they they didn't complete the verification for about 5 or 6 weeks. well beyond the deadline. so therefore, the recall cannot move forward. second of all, the county charter also says very clearly that the only people that can gather signatures on the recall petition, our residents of the county and for good reason you don't want out of county special interests overturning a legitimate county election yet we know that that dozens are not more of the people circulating. petition were not county residents. the registrar of voters is expected to certify the vote at the board of supervisors meeting april 30th. >> it's at that time. the board can also set a date for the recall election itself. district attorney plans to before that time asked the board of supervisors to not

schedule action because it's illegal. if the board moves forward anyway, it's likely district attorney pamela price will sue the county. it's a writ of mandate against the county. >> asking the court to tell the county, but it cannot move forward with election because it violates the county charter. >> we reached out to the alameda county counsel's office for comment. we did not hear back from them. grant noel. dan, thank you. taking a live look outside here on a beautiful tuesday above san francisco. nice out it was like 75 and sunny. >> could not be happier for a at the spot right now are 2. yeah. a lot of folks enjoying that sunshine around the bay area looking good. >> most part we've had a little fog along the coastline. couple high clouds up above a really turned out to be a nice day outside. and that's where we sit right now. beautiful sunny skies out there looking good toward the golden gate bridge, a little hazy out there likely to see some patchy fog. we turn to

the golden gate overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. temperatures out the door. how about 67 degrees in san francisco? 68 in oakland, 75 degrees and sunny and san jose. a warm 76 in livermore. 75 degrees in concord and 71 right now in santa rosa. the high pressure taking over just the way we wanted it and looks like things kind of settling in nicely. now you see a few high clouds drifting up above, but other than that, we've got a nice evening on tap for the bay area. if you want to head on out lawyer certainly can do that as these temperatures staying a fairly a warm to mild as we head through 6 7 o'clock tonight by it o'clock still not bad. some of the temperatures in the 50's and the 60's, the clouds will start picking up a little bit overnight tonight. i think we'll see a return of some low clouds and some fog. but tomorrow could be the warmest day of the week. yeah. well, it's going to be smiling about that. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. all right. also coming up, local women's prison is about to close. >> now, what about the employees there? the inmates,

our fleet all breaks down the fallout after an ugly history of crimes at the prison. >> plus, our catherine heenan digging into the recount in the race to replace south bay congresswoman anna eshoo. why machines and negotiations are so important and as playoff time for the warriors kind of 4 live in sacramento is the does get set. >> for a do or die game in tonight's play-in tournament tonight's play-in tournament will be back right after this. norman, bad news...

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their season. will be over. i don't want to say but let's think about a win that would extend their season and give them. >> another do or die game later this week against a different team. we have team coverage of the big game for sports reporter aaron wilson is outside chase where dubs fans are supporting their team from homebase. first, though, want to go to kron. 4 sports director jason dumas in sacramento. jason, this is not where steph klay and re typically find themselves battling just to get into the playoffs. but here we are. >> grant really here we are. once again, it feels like deja just a year ago. we are here in this same position back in sacramento elimination game with the warriors playing with their season on the line and to be more specific. it was last april on the 30th. the warriors were playing here in a game 7 at the golden one center. now, the journey last

year to that point in the journey this year to this point might be a little different. but the feelings are all the same grant like you said the warriors have made no secret about it. they do not want to be here right now. they did not expect to be in the 10 seat. they did expect to be playing in the play-in tournament, but unfortunately, that is reality. now, last year the warriors had a chance to wrap up this series with the kings in 6 games at chase center. but they dropped the ball and they had to come back to sacramento with absolutely no momentum in getting themselves out of a very, very bad predicament. they were able to do so. so i asked curry yesterday after their practice. what does he remember about that sunday afternoon in sacramento? game 7 and what can he battle up from those feelings of last year to help them to >> it was says urgency, obviously just understand. we're in pretty good shape. coming back from sacramento,

win in game 5. they took it to us in game 6 and we got embarrassed on our home floor. and as a matter of how you respond at that point. and >> just an understanding of whatever it took to bring the rain energy that to a game, 7 performance. i talked about my numbers everybody you know, and and like playing physical play with desperation. and we have to have that same type of mentality tomorrow. kind of ironic just everything that was built up to that game 7. this is game, 7 type of environment in the same boat. so we've got do it again. >> now i know we'll hear from aaron outside of thrive city in a couple minutes. but outside the golden one center, they are ready to go is already filling up out there. they're loud. they're rowdy. we know they don't like the warriors. we know they don't like the warriors fans out

here in sacramento. of course, you've got the regional rivalry so they'll be ready to go. and the players i spoke with before the game today and yesterday after practice all let me know, hey, we know is going to be around and we know they have a great crowd. the kings don't really lose all that much here at home. so the warriors have their work cut out for them. as far as the game know, gary payton, the second, he will not play today. and if the warriors are fortunate enough to win, he probably won't play on friday. still dealing with that calf injury. that's huge because gp 2 would be the guy guarding de'aaron fox but no excuses, especially when you're led by steph klay and draymond. they will have to find a way and we will have continuing coverage up to tip off. but for now, inside the golden one center on jason dumas, grant noel. >> should be allowed one of fun, one, everything's on the line. so that should bring out the best everybody. hopefully, jason, thanks. we'll be back to you throughout the night. >> definitely a some fans who didn't get the chance to travel up north are still

supporting the worriers there thrive city. at chase center tonight. yeah, that's where we find kron. 4 sports reporter aaron wilson. aaron, how are things? well, great know. will you know that saying those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it? >> that's kind of where the warriors find themselves right now repeating where they were last season in a do or die game in sacramento where they're going to have to be in the arena with a loud, loud, sacramento, famed crowd. now that being said, hopefully they'll be able to hear the fans here from thrive city because they're definitely making their way it's a little bit harder to get in thrive city this time around, which is why you find me a little bit outside of drive city, at least for now. we'll be inside for the 6, but they have the metal detectors set up and they have everyone getting checked going through security before they let everyone in because i'm sure that they anticipate a large crowd as everyone waiting to see what the warriors do, hoping that they get over sacramento kings i'm missing a couple players

today. so this was should go in the warriors favorite. don't know if you can hear them, but it's a few warriors chance getting started here with the fans. if we can pay in just a little bit. so you can see the line that sitting up here at thrive city as they wait to be let it in time enough for the game to be able to watch their team on the jumbotron right out here outside of chase. in an obviously no one is hoping to see the warriors go home for good tonight and they have a good chance to come out on top over the sacramento kings. but you can bet that there will be a and rowdy warriors dubnation crowd out here waiting for the warriors to get that win. and then of course, push on to say who they will play between the la lakers and the new orleans pelicans that will give you a full update. hopefully we have some live interviews out here with some they can speak appropriately about the warriors tonight. out here tonight at 6, a print out the back to you guys in the studio as we get geared up and get in before the game here at thrive city. you guys? well, it sounds like they were already starting to chant and whatnot out there. but you're right. hopefully you can speak

appropriately. >> and you've got bring speak appropriately. thank you, thanks, erin. >> taking a live look there at the bay bridge toll plaza. not too many cars out right still nice and sunny, though. that's for sure. >> yeah. smooth sailing. if you're coming in to thrive to watch the game, there may be and the weather has just been delightful. arts is here to speak appropriately about the weather. yeah, you know, and they may be is hunkered around their tv's right now. get ready to go for the big game. one game. can you believe that? >> you got to win this one tonight. that's for sure. well, out the door today, we've had a lot of sunshine. we doubt have a couple patches of fog coast side early on. that managed to break up a bit little hazy out over the bay right now looking down from mount tam cam can see all the way across the bridge right now. but our quality so far is actually looking pretty good year on the green right now, just where we want to see it all across the board, even extending into the central valley. and even as high pressure builds in this that time of year, you start to see a change in the atmosphere. high pressure starts to build

and get less. when the less mixing in the atmosphere. lot of times you get a lot of developing down below. but so far, so good as we head in toward tomorrow, their quality again, good all across the board from the coastline, the east bay, the south bay and the north bay. you're looking great with air quality. the breeze. yeah, we have some of that today. we've seen the return that sea breeze that will eventually kerry little fog overnight tonight inside the bay, of course, along the coastline. as you head through time tonight, though, you'll notice those clouds gathered, even a couple high clouds up above. but you can see that onshore breeze just beginning to move into this bay. and with that, that will carry some fog. but overall, high pressure still taking care of that ridge and control couple systems off the coastline. they're going to fall. the jetstream that jet stream stay north of the bay area. that high pressure just kind of settles in. so as that happens, we'll see a little more northerly component to the wind. and that's going to be just enough to crank up the temperatures. how about some 80's, the warm spots inland by tomorrow afternoon. lots of 70's in and around the bay. little cooler coast side. but pleasant temperatures there in the 60's with a couple of patches of fog. thank you,

lawrence. >> california and norway partnering up in the fight for climate change. how they're planning on doing that. >> but first, this california braces for the next big one. we get a demonstration showing how officials would respond after a catastrophic quake.

>> happening right now, oakland city council discussing the oakland ballers 1.6 million dollars proposal to make improvements to the rim on the park field. supporters of the proposal say raimondi park holds a special

place in history and the ballers presence there is intended to further instill the park as a central hub for community gatherings, outdoor activities and family friendly events, decisions on whether or not it will pass won't happen until april. 30th. san francisco fire department is teaming up with the chp and fema's urban search and rescue squad to demonstrate. >> how they search for victims after a large earthquake. with the help of canine barney and his human handler, the pair can search for people trapped in collapsed structures. a chp chopper can lower the parent to a disaster zone too quickly. you know, deploy assets where they're needed. the canine said the best way to locate people in rubble and they can identify if there are people in need. >> it's a real expansion to the capabilities the fire

department can utilize to deliver our mission to protect the lives of the people of san francisco. and so in this way, where bring our personnel firefighter paramedic morning canning research. canine barney and the resources of the california highway patrol's to work together to cops, things we couldn't have done on our own past. >> for the san francisco fire department says they have for canines available for this kind of work. 2 dogs have been reunited after one was trapped in a well for 6 hours. meet mary does she was covered in cuts from trying to free herself. she was rescued due to the other dog wellington because wellington never left her side. a security guard saw the dogs in called oakland animal services for help. the dogs are now safe and reunite. >> coming up next, after being dubbed as the rate club, the fci dublin women's prison is

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