it's now or never. they're doing it. it's now or never. >> warriors fans descend on sacramento for a win or go home game against the kings, and tonight it is a blowout loss for the dubs. >> so it's extremely disappointing. but hopefully, hopefully next season we'll come out better. >> the warriors season now over after losing 118 to 94 in sacramento. good evening i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. >> tonight could mark the end of a dynasty as one of the splash brothers. klay thompson now heads off to free agency. live coverage from ktvu is amber lee outside chase center with thousands of fans. watch the game tonight. and amber really just frustrating game all around here. >> that's right mike. obviously this was a very difficult game for warriors fans to watch. still many stuck around till the final buzzer. we spoke with them as they left the watch party.

>> these sacramento fans, they deserve the win. they played better than us. you know we kind of came out good. we started the game out good, but we kind of came out flat in the second half. klay didn't have a good game. it was a lot too many turnovers and literally no defense all game. very sad. heartbreaking. >> we'll come back next season. >> the warriors they did their best. they tried the warriors. >> they didn't play like their selves. warriors let's go warriors. >> dub nation had weather on its side for an outdoor watch party at thrive city outside chase center. >> i'm out here every time enjoying the atmosphere with the crowd. we're all warriors fans. >> more than 2500 fans attended this free event. they say the huge screen and being a part of this community are the draw. >> it's different than like just the two of us on our couch at home, just to be surrounded by people who want the same thing. >> fans say they have high expectations. despite the many ups and downs of this warriors season. >> it's all about moments, right

, seeing special moments where, like, the team kind of syncs up this must win play in game has fans on the edge of their seats as the warriors battle to get into the nba playoffs, the nervous tension palpable when the warriors trailed by double digits at times and were down going into halftime. >> it's nerve wracking because we want we want to continue and go to the next level. >> love and loyalty on full display. it's such a great connection to each other and they just really seem to love playing together. >> and you don't see that in a lot of sports. >> we'll still be there for them, whether we win or lose. that's the important thing for us. >> fans tell me they hope the core group steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green will remain together. and they say they're looking forward to next season which starts in october. >> mike julie. well i think the only thing guaranteed next year is steph curry and steve kerr the head coach. so it will be an

interesting offseason for the golden state warriors indeed amber thank you for that. tonight's play in game in sacramento did bring out warrior fans from across northern california. >> i've been working my whole life. my dad was growing a warriors fan. i bleed warrior blue and gold has been coming up later tonight in sports. >> we're going to take you live to sacramento and ktvu jason appelbaum, who will have reaction from the players? >> new at ten tonight a special election is underway in berkeley to replace former district seven city council member rigel robinson, who resigned in january. two uc berkeley students are squaring off in that race, and one of them is facing allegations of sexual assault. ktvu joey jorda is following this race live from berkeley. joey. >> well, julie, the polls are now closed. the turnout is low here, just under 200 votes have been cast and counted at this point. and we're told by the elections office at the county that cecilia luna parra is now in the lead with 60% of the vote over james chang. two uc

berkeley students are going head to head in the special election to replace district seven. berkeley city council member rigel robinson, who resigned in january. three undergrad cecilia luna parra and grad student james chang are the two candidates on the ballot. the race is now overshadowed by allegations of sexual assault against chang, which he denies. in a video he posted on social media. >> i did not assault anyone. >> according to the campus newspaper, the daily cal, an unnamed former volunteer for chang's campaign is the alleged victim of unwanted advances, including groping at an off campus rave. >> this is a hit piece. this is a concerted and intentional political attack, and i find it abhorrent and that they would co-opt such a serious subject for political gain. >> we caught up with lydia parra on the campaign trail. >> i am appalled and saddened that, somebody was affected in

this way or allegedly affected in this way. >> cal professor of cognitive science, doctor bob glushko questions the bombshell allegations against chang, which didn't surface until election day. >> it's often the case that people can manipulate opinion. this is sort of how social media works. we put out things and we nibble at you for a while, and then they drop the bomb on you. >> both candidates have pedestrian safety and affordable housing on their platforms. >> i am really passionate about addressing public safety from by addressing the root causes of crime, and trying to prevent crime rather than respond to it. >> the university is planning controversial housing at people's park for 1100 students and separate housing for at least 100 unhoused. chang supports the plan, while la parra is calling to build at a different location. crime is top of mind for voters. we spoke with. >> with security, there's a lot of things to unpack, such as the racial undertones. when people

think about crime, we have to worry about our safety. >> that's not criminal. and like, you know, we really just need to stop crime. >> now. luna parra points out the resources are available here on campus for survive hours of sexual assault. we did speak briefly on the phone today to james chang. he declined our request for an interview. julie? >> joey, when are the official election results expected? >> well, we heard from the elections office tonight, julie. they tell us it's going to take a while to count all these mail in ballots that they have coming in, they expect to have coming in. they say the number should be known by next tuesday. back to you. >> all right. we'll continue to follow it. joey horta live for us tonight. joey, thank you. ktvu has learned a woman wanted for more than 20 years for allegedly abusing her young daughter is now in custody, we are told. 70 year-old gracie valencia was arrested in hayward back in 2002. her 11 year old

daughter was found wandering the streets of manteca. the girl was covered in scars and burn wounds . police say the child had suffered years of abuse at the hands of her mother, who has been a fugitive since then. no other details have been released . >> tonight, people were gathering outside the jail in san francisco when several protesters were released. they were among the two dozen pro-palestinian demonstrators arrested after shutting down the golden gate bridge for hours yesterday. now, those protesters were booked on a number of charges, including suspicion of conspiracy and failure to follow orders, among others. >> ktvu is christian captain has more tonight on why the protesters were released and whether the district attorney will press misdemeanor or felony charges for hours. >> on monday, protesters blocked access across the golden gate bridge. california highway patrol eventually arrested more than two dozen protesters on suspicion of blocking access across the bridge, failure to follow lawful orders and

conspiracy a possible felony for working to coordinate the protests across the bay area and nationwide. now san francisco's top prosecutor says her office has to release those suspects from jail, at least for now. since she faces a hard deadline to charge them or release them. >> unfortunately, in order for us to make a decision on what would normally be the 48 hour clock, it would not be sufficient legally. and so it puts us having to make the decision today. i know that doesn't make a whole lot of sense to folks, but unfortunately, because they were arrested before 4 p.m. yesterday, it it moves up the clock a bit. >> district attorney brooke jenkins says the california highway patrol still has to turn over evidence pertaining to the case, including video of the suspects on the bridge, and her office needs to then evaluate that evidence for each of the more than two dozen suspects and decide if her office will prosecute the protesters. >> we do expect this to take, at the very least, several days. >> david levine teaches at the

university of california school of law in san francisco. he says the law is clear that people can protest, but that when they block roads or bridges, they're breaking the law by choosing to protest on a bridge. >> they've obstructed other people. these other people are not able to go about their business as they choose. they may or may not be sympathetic to that cause. but you can't impose the car the cause on other people and the genocide. >> now, outside of san francisco's county jail, protesters called for the release of those arrested for blocking the bridge. >> protesters there were, were taken in, arrested and actually charged with an egregious trumped up felony charge. and as a result, were held overnight, so we are here today. they are demanding their release, it's been over 24 hours that they've been in the jail. >> now, the da also discussed the bay bridge protesters from november, many of whom received diversion as part of their plea deal. now, the da says that was a deal that was worked out

between the defendants and the judge, and that if these latest cases from the golden gate bridge are prosecuted as misdemeanors, this new batch of defendants from the golden gate bridge could possibly work out a similar deal with another judge. and, he says, a decision on whether and how to prosecute these latest protesters is at least several days away in san francisco, christien kafton. ktvu, fox two news. >> and governor newsom reacting tonight to the protest on the golden gate bridge on zero. thank you, brooke jenkins free speech is critical, but it does not extend to endangering the public. people need to be held accountable for their actions. and coming up later in the newscast, more protests over the israel-hamas war. the rally inside google's offices in sunnyvale and the arrests of several employees. >> seven jurors have been seated on day two of the criminal trial for former president donald trump in new york, 11 more still need to be selected. the former president is accused of covering up a hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels. he denies any wrongdoing. dozens of

potential jurors were dismissed by the judge yesterday and today for saying they could not be impartial. >> it's very difficult for anyone, really in this country to not come to this with prior opinions. i think we all have prior opinions about the defendant. unless you've been living in a cardboard box. >> opening statements are scheduled for monday. if a jury has been seated by then, challenges tonight for the oakland roots and the oakland soul after the break, new developments in the battle to secure a permanent home for the soccer clubs back. >> right after the break, we'll take look at the weather is looking pretty good. >> you noticing today? just noticing a low bar. >> and it's the first high school to be built in alameda county in more than 50 years. tonight at 1030, we're gettin

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and soul said that they are running out of time. the county says that they've been clear from the beginning that they want to get out of the sports business and sell their stake in two sports facilities. well, now, the city of oakland has 30 days to come up with a deal. the alameda county board heard hours of testimony and discussion tuesday from supporters hoping to hang on to oakland's last remaining pro sports teams. >> i'm here to support the oakland roots because they are the only team left here. we have seen the oakland raiders, a's and warriors left. >> the oakland roots and oakland soul are more than just soccer clubs. they are symbols of resilience, community and inclusivity. >> the oakland roots are pushing for the county and city of oakland to finalize leases for use of the raiders former training facility in alameda and the malibu lot south of the oakland coliseum for a proposed pop up soccer stadium. >> we have been waiting since february ninth when we agreed to terms for the city and the county to deliver the lease

terms sheet, please do not destroy our best hope for a stadium in oakland by selling the property without first completing the lease. >> on tuesday, the board considered a motion to put their 50% share of the malibu lot, which they co-own with the city of oakland up for auction. >> we've been very consistent in wanting to get out of the sports business. that's been very clear, board president nate miley said. >> the lease delays with the roots are not the county's fault. >> what irritates me is the county is being depicted as the bad player in all this. >> the county says they'd offered to streamline lease negotiations through a land swap with the city. >> they declined, and then we asked them to reconsider our, basically, by the malibu site from the county, and they declined again. >> supervisor lina tam says that's why the board was surprised when the city sent a last minute letter friday suddenly stating an interest in buying the county share. >> the city is offering both to

buy out the city on malibu, as well as harbor bay. >> miley said the county has a responsibility to its own budget , which has a $100 million deficit in health services. the board voted 4 to 1 to move forward with the auction. >> if we do go to auction, i think we all know that. that doesn't mean we have to sell to another entity, but it preserves our options to do that. >> the county board directed their staff to pursue a sale to the city before the auction date of may 22nd. now, the oakland roots just want leases so that they can plan next season and hopefully be a host when the 2026 world cup comes to the bay area, i did ask them, julie and mike, if there are any negotiations that are set up. so far. they don't have any dates. >> i mean, they've been such popular soccer clubs here. you hate to see them disappear, but like you said, they're on the clock 30 days, the city of oakland to try and come up with some sort of deal before that auction. all right, jenna, thank you. thanks, gianna.

>> the oakland city council approved an agreement tonight with the oakland ballers for use of a baseball field in west oakland. that one year agreement allows the ballers to play its home games at raymond park for their inaugural season in the independent league at a rate of $570 a month. in exchange, the team will invest about $1.6 million in improvements. the council says the agreement will benefit the west oakland community, so the fact that black students from the immediate neighborhood yemeni students, latino students from the immediate neighborhood are going to be able to access this park is amazing. the park was established in 1896, making it one of the oldest in oakland. the ballers begin their season in june. >> new at ten legislation was introduced today urging the mayor of san francisco to designate cesar chavez day as a paid holiday in the city. supervisor asha sapphire introduced the resolution, which calls for the mayor to provide city employees with holiday pay every march 31st. the supervisor

says it would allow employees to recognize and celebrate the enduring impact of the labor leader and civil rights activists. >> all righty, a pretty nice day today. tomorrow is going to be just as nice and probably nicer in terms of warmth. there might be a little patchy fog along the coast. there's a little cloud cover out there now, but not a lot, and we end up with temperatures like today that we're in the mid 70s and maybe even some upper 70s. the story is this high pressure that is just owning the place. that's why the fog is trying to reform. that's why overnight or not, overnight lows. but that's why temperatures tomorrow will warm up a little more. but the reason it won't get up into the mid 80s is because we're going to have clouds coming in over this fair weather pattern. just lots going on in the pacific is what the story is. and so those clouds are coming in over the top and filtering the sunshine. so the 77 today in napa and vallejo will turn into 78 or 79 tomorrow. a few more clouds come in as we go into wednesday or thursday and friday, and that'll cool a little bit more. but again, when i say cooler, it's

not much. it's going to look like this the whole week and right into the bay area weekend rain not in the forecast right now. not immediate. when we come back, we'll take a look at the five day forecast and the computer model, and we'll walk it through the next three days. i'll see you back here. >> all right. see you in a bit, bill. thank you. the san francisco airport commission is preparing for possible legal action against the port of oakland over a proposed name change for the oakland airport. the commission met this morning and held a conference with legal counsel in closed session. they discussed potential claims by san francisco against the port of oakland. the claims include trademark infringement and trademark dilution arising from the proposed renaming of oakland airport. the port commission voted unanimously last week to rename the airport san francisco bay. oakland international airport. >> google employees arrested tonight at the company headquarters in sunnyvale. >> coming up, the protest inside a ceo's office over the company's support for israel's military. >> also, three arrests have been made following the deadly shooting of two young women in

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you first end up. >> new video tonight from an online stream showing the moments a group of google employees is being escorted out of the company's cloud headquarters in sunnyvale. at one point, an officer is seen knocking down the camera. those employees were staging an office occupation in protest of the israeli military using google technology. sunnyvale police say five employees were arrested for criminal trespassing after refusing to leave that office. >> now, this comes after a coordinated day of action in silicon valley, new york city, as well as seattle, ktvu jerry. jesse gary has the story. not other push. >> not another line. no more tech for jana side. >> shortly after 11 tuesday morning, the war in gaza creating more conflict, this time in silicon valley, about

three dozen google employees rallying in front of the company's cloud headquarters in sunnyvale. their precise target, a $1.2 billion contract with israel named project nimbus. >> project nimbus is a cloud contract which provides a cloud infrastructure and cloud services to the israeli government. >> 18 months ago, demonstration leader ayman hashem was a texas college student. >> while developed countries around the world impose now the software engineer and others leading an office occupation of google cloud ceo thomas kurian as a form of protest. >> demonstrators are concerned the facial recognition, big data analysis and object tracking provided by nimbus enables the israeli defense force to target and kill civilians in gaza. we demand an end to the contract project nimbus. >> we demand that google execs drop project nimbus now this day of action was not limited to sunnyvale. >> similar actions took place in new york city and in seattle.

google did not reply to an email asking for comment about project nimbus, or the multiple rallies conducted by its own ranks. some participants worry their company could respond with punitive measures. >> would not like to lose my job, i did not plan to lose my job right out of college, and but i think that there. it is impossible for me to continue coming into work every week, without acknowledging and loudly condemning project nimbus. no more corporate genocide in sunnyvale. >> jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news google released a. statement tonight following tonight's arrests. >> it read in part, physically impeding other employees work and preventing them from accessing our facilities is a clear violation of our policies, and we will investigate and take action. these employees were put on administrative leave and their access to our systems was cut after refusing multiple requests to leave the premises,

law enforcement was engaged to remove them to ensure office safety. >> a marin county judge denied bail for a man accused of assaulting someone at the islamic center of north marin. 48 year old david jonathan margoliash pleaded not guilty to using pepper spray on a person at the center of novato last month, police said at the time of the attack, margoliash was carrying a bag with a gun inside , the judge said. it was just too soon to release him and scheduled his next hearing for april 22nd. >> a new high school will soon open in the east bay. coming up, a closer look at the state of the art campus, plus the recent uptick in the assaults on our staff is something i believe that we can handle internally and doesn't rise to that level. ongoing issues at the san francisco jail tonight, the rising concerns over safety plus , we're hearing from an inmate who is speaking out on what he calls unruly conditions and a deadly crash today in the north bay.

>> what we're learning tonight from chp and the warriors season is now officially over. later in sports, we're going to hear from the team about tonight's big loss to the kings and what's next as superstar klay thompson enters free agency. there's incredible highs and really tough lows. >> and t wawas a

to open this comin fall. emerald high schools located on dublin boulevard, not far from 580. district officials say the new campus will help alleviate overcrowding at dublin high school. ktvu lamonica peters joins us live tonight with more from faculty and staff. lamonica >> mike emerald, high school will welcome the class of 2027 here to this brand new campus, and students and staff say that this is an exciting time and

something that they hope will impact the community for years to come. just the idea of kind of being the inaugural grade and like getting a chance to set the standards, that's that's what everybody else is freaked out about. students, faculty and staff at emerald high school in dublin are beaming with excitement as the first day of school gets closer. funded by bond measures, dublin unified school district broke ground on the 23 acres campus in september 2020. now it's preparing to welcome the first 950 students on august 13th. >> dublin high school is so full that this community has needed a second high school for a long time, and you know, i believe over the last ten years, this community of dublin has invested a lot of, of, of money into, into building what we are now standing in emerald high school. >> emerald high school will have a capacity for 2500 students. once fully built by 2026. right now, the campus has 42 classrooms, a 2400 seat gym, a

137 seat lecture hall, high tech science and technology classrooms, and a grand student union. patty ramsey teaches biology at emerald high school and is looking forward to working in her new classroom. there's going to be more counter space for them to do their experiments on. >> i also have a prep room. we have a lot of prep rooms and prep space that's going to make it easy for us to flow. the district says between 2010 and 2020, its student population grew 92, and since 2000, dublin unified has opened eight new schools, including emerald high school. >> with the changing demographics here in the bay area, we want to make sure that the experience here at emerald high school reflects the wants and needs of the community it serves. >> i feel like i know what we all want and i want in this school. is it? >> when emerald high school is completed, it will have a full football and soccer field, eight track lanes and eight tennis

courts. the district also says that it plans to open another school in shamrock hills in 2026. mike. >> the campus looks absolutely fantastic. wishing the new school nothing but the best year to come the next academic year. lamonica. thank you. san francisco has released a new report on efforts to retrofit more buildings at risk of collapse during an earthquake. the city says certain concrete and tilt up buildings sustained catastrophic failures during recent quakes in mexico and new zealand. now, they say this new program will build on the soft story retrofit program that addressed homes with living space above a garage. the new report recommends several steps, including developing financing and grants for concrete building retrofits and offering guidance and information to building owners, tenants and residents. >> the san francisco county jail is expected to reopen tomorrow after being on lockdown for several days, the sheriff expressing concern over a recent outbreak of violence that has left several deputies hurt. but as ktvu crystal bailey tells us,

those who are incarcerated at the jail say they're upset with the conditions inside, calling the jail system unruly. >> sheriff paul miyamoto says tuesday an incident at the county jail in san bruno, causing negotiators to step in and an inmate punching a deputy at the booking facility in san francisco are just more issues in the string of incidents where deputies have been in danger. the sheriff displaying this photo of a deputy had been bit so hard that it broke the skin, and another of a swollen bump on a deputy's head after being punched to the ground. >> punches to the head, face and neck being spit at and kicked in. the head slammed against walls which resulted in the injuries of bone fractures, dislocated shoulders and bloody eye sockets. >> the lockdowns at both county jails began on friday after assaults stemming back from late march. but sheriff miyamoto says the lockdown at jail two on seventh street ends wednesday, while jail three at san bruno will remain on lockdown until later this week after the

deputies union blamed poor working conditions and understaffing for the incidents and asked the sheriff and the city to call in the national guard. miyamoto says he doesn't think staffing is the issue. >> the recent uptick in the assaults on our staff is something i believe that we can handle internally and doesn't rise to that level. >> he blames overcrowded facilities, saying they house mostly serious violent offenders who are spending too long in county jail. there are more than 100 people jailed and only 364 deputies working out of the nearly 500 needed at the jails. things are so out of control at the jail that inmates are starting to get unruly because of the conditions that are going on at the jail, a man currently in jail, jeffrey walker, who says he was injured in an altercation with a deputy on march 29th, says conditions are not safe for people like him or the staff. deputies are working overtime, shorthanded, 16 hour shifts and i see deputies sleeping at their job post

positions, inmates fighting against one another, a deputy having to go in and break up something. walker says he was criminally charged with battery and obstructing justice for the fight on march 29th, but he is suing for excessive force in these settings, we have to sometimes apply control holds. >> we do have levels of force that we do have to employ. >> the sheriff says that each case of assault is under investigation, and he says it's been very difficult to hire more deputies. he also says he's implementing more town halls inside the jail to encourage more dialog in san francisco. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> and we did receive a statement from the san francisco public defender's office, which says, in part, the sheriff's department's failure to provide incarcerated people consistent access to their attorneys as well as transportation to court, have also contributed to the increased jail population. since these failures delay criminal proceedings, it goes on to say

taxpayer funds would be better spent on long terme investments in underserved communities. the unexpected announcement about the closure of the federal women's prison in dublin is attracting more scrutiny. >> east bay congressman mark desaulnier is accusing the bureau of prisons of closing the facility in retaliation to federal oversight. last month, a us district court judge ordered a special master to ensure reforms are made at the facility, which has been plagued with sexual abuse scandals. the congressman says he believes the closure of the prison is a good thing because of the poor culture. but he questions whether the bureau of prisons actions may violate federal law. >> we can ask the oversight committee, and the judiciary committee, who both have jurisdiction in these kind of fields, to have hearings, to subpoena, people from the bureau of prisons. we can also also ask the general accounting office, to look at and do an audit of the facility and the bureau of

prisons. >> the bureau of prisons says the closure is because the facility no longer met prison standards. all the women at the facility will be transferred to other facilities across the country by the end of the week. >> new at ten tonight a key california senate committee on tuesday moved forward with a proposal to make engaging in sex trafficking a felony in the state. that bill was approved only after amendments were made to the bill, including exempting people who solicit commercial sex from 16 and 17 year olds. state senator scott wiener of san francisco was among the lawmakers who pushed for the change. who argued the original language was too broad. the bill now heads to the senate appropriations committee. >> coming up at 11, it has been nearly seven months since a body was located in the oakland estuary. tonight we now know the person's identity and we are checking the weather. >> we got a nice warm one today. we're going to see another warm one tomorrow. i'll have that forecast coming up.

>> but first some positive signs tonight for california's economy, where it ranks on a global scale

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governor's office says california experienced growth in a variety of industry sectors and will continue to do so due to a combination of innovation, unparalleled natural resources and a talented workforce. california has been the world's fifth largest economy since 2017. >> federal reserve chair jerome powell threw some cold water today on hopes that the federal reserve will lower interest rates soon. powell says elevated inflation during the first quarter of the year introduced new uncertainty over if and when the central bank will be able to lower rates. inflation is at 3.5. the fed's goal has always been 2, powell said at a forum in washington today that the strong labor market and economic growth rate cuts may not be appropriate right now, given the strength of the labor market and progress on inflation so far, it's appropriate to allow restrictive policy further time to work and let the data and the evolving outlook guide us. powell's remarks suggests that

the central bank could reduce the number of expected rate cuts. wall street has been hoping for three quarter point reductions starting this summer. well, now investors are betting on two cuts starting in september. >> stocks ended the day mixed after powell's comments. the fed's key rate is at its highest level since 2001. the threat that rates will remain high is hitting some stocks hard, including real estate investment trusts and utility stocks. shares in homebuilders also slumped. the dow was up 63 points. nasdaq slid 19 and the s&p was down ten points. shares in united health were up more than 5% on stronger than expected results. >> a new police watchdog in the south bay coming up, the role that he's going to play in investigating officer misconduct, also had a community in mourning. >> the memorial, now on display in napa following a deadly double shooting. an update on the suspects coming up and a warm up starting to settle in across parts of the bay area. >> as we give you a live look

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when this crash happened just around 230 near dustman road in petaluma. officials say multiple vehicles were involved. one person was killed. the cause of the accident is not yet known.

>> a memorial now stands in napa, where two young women were shot and killed over the weekend. >> the victims, just 17 and 19 years old. as ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us, three people have now been arrested in connection with the killings. >> a heart shaped memorial of balloons, candles and flowers in napa marks the spot where two young lives were lost. this is where 17 year old sasha and 19 year old eileen villasenor, the mother of a nine month old daughter, were shot and killed over the weekend on riverside drive, a stone's throw from the napa river. its namesake city. unaccustomed to such violence. >> that's pretty sad, because, we thought napa was like, you know, real calm, but i guess not. >> the gunfire broke out shortly after eight saturday night during a fight. napa police responded to reports of gunfire and found the victims. one died at the scene, the other at a hospital. witnesses told police a male and two females were responsible. on tuesday, napa police said they arrested those three suspects, 22 year old john nicholson, junior of vallejo,

was arrested with the help of the napa sheriff's swat team on two counts of murder. 219 year old santa rosa women, jessica witten and judith adolph, were arrested by sonoma county sheriff's detectives accused of being accessories. police have not discussed a motive in the case. >> there is not much that's good about this situation. >> a man who wished only to be identified as richard was among those who paid their respects. >> their children and to think that a young man thought it was appropriate to take their lives. >> many try to make sense of what appeared to be an unspeakable tragedy at river's edge, a jarring sight as kayakers glided peacefully nearby. >> and when these tragic things happen, it just shocks us. it's so unexpected, napa mayor scott sedgley is a retired city firefighter who has seen his share of heartache. >> but he says nothing prepares a city for a double loss like this. >> these young, young people that are just starting out in life, how did this tragedy happen? and so that's where the community comes together to try

to understand this. >> the suspect could be potentially charged with a special circumstance of multiple murder, which means if convicted, he could face life in prison without parole. in napa, henry lee ktvu, fox two news after a months of scandal and instability with its independent police auditor, san jose now has named a new independent police watchdog. >> the city council voted unanimously to appoint eddie aubry to that post. he previously headed the office of professional accountability for the richmond police department. the independent police auditor's office monitors and reviews misconduct investigations done by the san jose police department's internal affairs unit. mayor matt mehan says the office is essential to maintaining public trust. >> he or he has nearly 40 years of experience across both prosecution and civilian oversight, and has demonstrated a deep understanding of the legal system and the standards it must adhere to. >> i follow a north star that i

developed at 16, and that was to make a difference and add value. and every position that i've gone to, that's what i sought to do, is make a difference and add value in public safety and community service. >> aubry will be the city's seventh independent police auditor. his first day on the job is may 6th. >> all right. a nice looking evening out there. beautiful day today. the weather has gradually been getting better as we move away from the weekend, which had some wet stuff on friday and into saturday a little bit. sunday was kind of cloudy and then temperatures have been stair stepping up. it's warmer today or was warmer today. it will be warmer tomorrow and but it doesn't get hot. it's going to be mid upper 70s. maybe a couple low 80s. but that's not really hot. it's not hard to get mid 80s upper 80s this time of year. it's because of this high pressure that's going to stay put. and with the high pressure there we are in a position to benefit with pretty relatively clear skies, except some clouds will be wafting in and out the next few days. partly cloudy, partly sunny, especially on thursday and friday, but the air is still sinking and so it

warms. you won't get as much solar radiation because the sun's being filtered, but you will be getting the compressional warmth of the air sinking, and it warms as it sinks, warms the air when you lift air up. you knew this, right? when you live where up, it cools at about three degrees per 1000ft. an air parcel will cool about three degrees per 1000 when you sink it. when you push it down, it actually warms five degrees per thousand feet. so just sort of an interesting thing. you don't really think about air compressing and heating, but it does. okay. so here are the temperatures from today. and here come the temperatures for tomorrow essentially. or close to or hopefully they'll be right. i think i think 80in san jose sounds about right. that'll be the warm spot. and then we will continue on with temperatures in the mid 70s. upper 70s throughout much of the area. winds pretty light out there. there's all those clouds, very active pacific, but not for us. those clouds will be coming up over a dry weather ridge or a stable ridge, which is the pacific high, and it'll just be

filtering in here. so right now, temperature 60 in fairfield, that's nice. and then what is it, nine degrees warmer in concord than it was last night. nine degrees warmer in livermore. so a mild warm night. overnight lows are going to be kind of pleasant too. they're not going to be in the 30s. they're going to be in the 40s and low 50s. so we are starting to feel like spring. and when i went out looking at the long range models, sometimes you do that. some of these models now, especially with ai, some of the models are really starting to do some things. and these long range models doesn't mean it's going to happen, but they're very bullish on a dry pattern for us pretty much for the next couple of weeks until the end of the month. but that's just, you know, fantasy models. i think right now we can count on this week being dry as what you do. here are the forecast numbers for tomorrow. so pretty nice. and that's how it goes again as we head into wednesday or thursday and then friday a little cooler because the clouds. but there you go a nice looking forecast and nice looking week ahead. yeah good stretch. >> all right bill thank you. it is official stanford is named the next head coach to take over for legendary women's basketball

coach tara vanderveer. stanford announced that kate pay will lead the program after wrapping up contract negotiations with pay. she was a player on the cardinal national championship team in 1992, and served on vanderveer's coaching staff for 17 seasons. stanford expected to officially introduce pay as the head coach tomorrow. during a news conference, vanderveer retired earlier this month after 38 seasons at stanford. >> bay fc midfielder alex lora was awarded the national women's soccer league goal of the week. >> clearance got over bailey and hammers walked on in alex luard for lora scored during sunday's match against seattle at paypal park in san jose. >> it was the second of two goals during a ten minute span in the second half. bay fc is the new women's professional soccer franchise representing the bay area. >> i'm jason appelbaum in sacramento, where the warriors season came to an abrupt ending. we'll hear from steph on what

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one center, the kings. well, they returned the favor, ending the warriors season in this play in single elimination game at golden one, center kings fans, they had the cowbells going. they were fired up, hyped to get a little revenge on the warriors , keegan murray was outstanding

in the first quarter with 14 points misses from the corner, but the kings get the offensive rebound. murray does not miss twice. four threes in the period . 32 points for the game as the kings opened up a 16 point lead. but the warriors they chipped away jonathan kuminga follows his own miss. he had ten in the second. warriors trail by only four at the half. kuminga had 16 off the bench, but whenever the warriors tried to make a run, the kings had an answer. de'aaron fox was brilliant. hits the three, puts the kings back up by 15. fox finished with 25. still in the third. curry had only five at the half but kind of got loose in the third quarter with 11 points. the three pointer and the foul four point play. but the kings are still up 11. curry finished with 22 and the warriors just couldn't get on track in this one. look at this sequence right here. domantas sabonis harrison barnes and then sabonis will finish right here with the rebound and the slam nine 8578. kings. sabonis 16 points 12

rebounds. fans are going nuts. the kings they win it going away. they win by 24 118 to 94. as the warriors season comes to an end as the kings light the beam they live to see another day. and after the game steve kerr he left no doubt that tonight who the better team was. >> i just think they physically we, took it to us tonight. we just couldn't stay with them. they dominated us physically. i think they had about 18 more field goal attempts than us between the turnovers and the and the offensive boards. so they just it was total domination. they, they they deserved it. >> if there's a star in that. klay thompson he was held scoreless after going zero for ten shooting. he got the looks. he just couldn't knock them down. he was clearly dejected after the game as as was the whole team really. he will be a free agent this summer. so lots of talk about his future with the team. it's yet unknown, but

the warriors, everybody who spoke after the game said, yeah, he needs to come back. >> we need klay back. i mean he's, you know his i know he had a tough night tonight but he's still got good good years left. and i know i speak for everybody in the organization. we want him back. >> you have to accept you know the highs and lows of what we do but not lose confidence in yourself. and i think klay has been walking model of that. it's a tough way to end the season. but i'm sure he'll be back strong. >> so the warriors they're going to be clearing out their lockers tomorrow. but the kings they have another play in game. they were set to play. the loser of the pelicans lakers game. that game in new orleans tonight. lebron james and the lakers taking on zion williamson who was playing in his first ever postseason game. and he was brilliant. but he left with three minutes to go in the game. zion the floater ties it at 95

with a little over three minutes to go. but on that play he had a left leg injury. he was upset didn't return. he finished with 40 points less than a minute to go. lakers up one d'angelo russell from the corner. and that's the dagger. he had five three pointers 21 points lebron had 23. lakers win 110 to 106. they are in the seventh seed will now face the defending champion nuggets in the first round of the playoffs. the kings face the pelicans in another must win game on friday. how about the giants, playing in the second of three games in miami. and you know. they're trying to get something going this young season. but they haven't been able to. you see the fans at loandepot park top of the second matt chapman. he's going to take ryan weathers deep to left center. that one's gone solo shot. that's chappy's fourth of the season. he's played well one nothing san francisco. but in the bottom of the sixth now 3 to 2 marlins luis reyes slap this

one the opposite way. and the marlins they win at 6 to 3. giants still looking. to get something going but that's it from the golden one center. we'll send it back to you guys now a lot of disappointment there tonight jason. >> thank you. coming up next at 11. >> the solution isn't to just kick people off the streets. it's not to just put them in jail. can we have other policies? >> safety a top concern tonight in berkeley as voters take to the polls for a special election to select a new city council member, the winner will be one of two uc berkeley students. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu, fox two starts now. >> tonight's special election being held after city council member rigel robinson unexpectedly resigned earlier in the year. good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. the polls are now closed and though turnout has been low, so far, only about 200 votes have been counted. the latest results from the county elections office show luna parra leads the race,