dan noyes spoke with him today, and here is his report with exclusive new details on the case. >> he tells me he is ready for his testimony before the ethics commission. he faces charges of official misconduct after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor violence count. he admitted to grabbing his wife's arm and causing a bruise. >> i have been living this every way. in a way i am battle trained, if you will. i am very much looking forward to this because i haven't had an opportunity in this kind of forum and in this medium and taking the stage where i am able to explain from the beginning and to where they want me to go. >> and now his defense team is stepping up criticism next door neighbor audrey madison who reported it to police against the wishes of his wife. >> this something that was concocted by madison. >> reporter: she is an author and she has a graphic novel. >> she writes on the back the line between justice and vengeance is a thin one. one has to begin to wonder, what is really happening here? is this case based on fact, or is it based on fiction? >> reporter: the i team has o

here is the i team's dan noyes with the latest. >> this is a mobile field hospital. california has three of them in case of a disaster. this recent earthquake drill near sacramento shows how the hospitals would be used from taking in patients to treating them and even performing surgeries. >> an earthquake would damage our medical infrastructure. and it would have very good use for a mobile field hospital. >> in 2006 the state purchased three of these mobile hospitals for $19 million. it cost another $1.7 million each year to house and maintain them. the state slashed the budget and the hospitals were all but gone. >> everyone agrees that it is a available resource, including people in the administration and the legislature. the challenge is just in these very give budget times, setting our priorities. >> by moving around some state funds and getting a deal from a private company to maintain the hospitals for only $400,000, the state is going to be able to keep the mobile field hospitals for at least one more year. >> we have managed to piece together funding to main

here is dan noyes with the latest. >> this is a mobile field hospital. california has three of them in case of a disaster. this recent earthquake drill shows how the hospitals would be used from taking in patients to treating them and even performing surgeries. >> an efort quake -- earthquake would damage our medical infrastructure. they would have very good use for the hospital. >> the state inched three of these hospitals for $19 million. it cost another $1.7 million each year to house and maintain them. the state slashed the budgets and the hospitals were all but gone. >> everybody agrees it is a available resource including people in the administration and the legislature. the challenge is just in these very difficult budget finds. >> by moving some state funds and a private company for $400,000, the state is going to be able to keep the mobile field hospitals for at least one more year. >> we have managed to piece together funding to maintain them for one more budget year through the next budget year. but we still need a longer term solution. >> the

dan noyes spoke with him today, and here is his report with exclusive new details on the case. >> he tells me he is ready for his testimony before the ethics commission. he faces charges of official misconduct after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor violence count. he admitted to grabbing his wife's arm and causing a bruise. >> i have been living this every way. in a way i am battle trained, if you will. i am very much looking forward to this because i haven't had an opportunity in this kind of forum and in this medium and taking the stage where i am able to explain from the beginning and to where they want me to go. >> and now his defense team is stepping up criticism next door neighbor audrey madison who reported it to police against the wishes of his wife. >> this something that was concocted by madison. >> reporter: she is an author and she has a graphic novel. >> she writes on the back the line between justice and vengeance is a thin one. one has to begin to wonder, what is really happening here? is this case based on fact, or is it based on fiction? >> reporter: the i team has o

here is dan noyes with the latest. >> this is a mobile field hospital. california has three of them in case of a disaster. this recent earthquake drill shows how the hospitals would be used from taking in patients to treating them and even performing surgeries. >> an efort quake -- earthquake would damage our medical infrastructure. they would have very good use for the hospital. >> the state inched three of these hospitals for $19 million. it cost another $1.7 million each year to house and maintain them. the state slashed the budgets and the hospitals were all but gone. >> everybody agrees it is a available resource including people in the administration and the legislature. the challenge is just in these very difficult budget finds. mos and a private company for $400,000, the state is going to be able to keep the mobile field hospitals for at least one more year. >> we have managed to piece together funding to maintain them for one more budget year through the next budget year. but we still need a longer term solution. >> the need for the hospitals is

dan noyes spoke with him today, and here is his report with exclusive new details on the case. >> he tells me he is ready for his testimony before the ethics commission. he faces charges of official misconduct after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor violence count. he admitted to grabbing his wife's arm and causing a bruise. >> i have been living this every way. in a way i am battle trained, if you will. i am very much looking forward to this because i haven't had an opportunity in this kind of forum and in this medium and taking the stage where i am able to explain from the beginning and to where they want me to go. >> and now his defense team is stepping up criticism next door neighbor audrey madison who reported it to police against the wishes of his wife. >> this something that was concocted by madison. >> reporter: she is an author and she has a graphic novel. >> she writes on the back the line between justice and vengeance is a thin one. one has to begin to wonder, what is really happening here? is this case based on fact, or is it based on fiction? >> reporter: the i team has o

lopez spoke to abc7 news i-team reporter dan noyes who vn exclusive interview last month. >> we came back home and i said, okay, we cannot talk. he grabbed my arm. i said stop and he stopped. he react like, oh my gosh. the ethicsrsion the ethics commission will believe will depend on cross-examination. opening arguments begin on tuesday. >> that's what cross-examination is for. it is to determine who is the more credible witness. certainly at this point it has become a credibility contest. on also describes other conversations she said she had with lopez. she says "he makes me beg for gas inmonth, money for food, clothes for theo and everything." and she told me ross virtually never cared for alone was alone with him an hour a month here and there over the course of theo's entire life. she describes madison's declaration as character it is . >> it is a 22-page declaration. most has nothing to do with official misconducts. i am shocked by it. >> the hearing is expected to last several weeks. they will forward the decision to the board of supervisors which will then decide whethp hs he

for the i-team, dan noyes, abc7 news. >> a lot more to bring you as we continue. saving the planet. weather maps help us plan our day, but what if they could also forecast a healthy atmosphere. we will have that story. plus a fight over california's same-sex marriage ban appears to be headed now to the supreme court. a look at today's decision that is putting it in that direction. that decision made in san francisco today. the accuweather forecast center is next. the temperatures ten to ride the roller coaster. i'll show you the ups and downs in my accuweather forecast coming up >> and the out of this world musical event now playing in the bay area. stay with us. abc7 news at n >> thanks to all the people and entrusted to me your vote to be the governor of the 45th and continue to be the 45th governor of the great state. wisconsin. >> wisconsin's governor scott walker survives his bitterly contested recall election. in fact, scott walker is the first governor in u.s. history to survive a recall effort. remember, california governor gray davis did not years ago. unseated by arnold sc

she will be age to stay in her hometown until august 19th this is video of dan noyes when he traveled to caracas for an interview with lopez. she left san francisco with the couple's 3-year-old son march 25th. mirkarimi pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor after a domestic violence incident. he face as ethics investigation that could result in his removal from office permanently. that hearing starts tomorrow. >>> oakland parents and teachers protesting closure of their children's school are being told to leave by school police. parents camped out overnight. sue thompson joins us with that story. they were going to hold a news conference this morning. >> reporter: yeah, things got turned around here you might say this morning. lakeview elementary in oakland has been the site of protests for the last four days. police officers issued a warning. >> you take that for being aggressive. i don't know where your bar is set. >> six officers walking to an elementary school. >> reporter: exchange of words between a parent and oakland district police early this morning officers gave the order that eve

dan noyes will have the full report coming up tonight at 6:00. >> and governor brown and top state democrats behind closed doors trying to hammer out a budget. and the leaders are trying to find alternatives to roughly $2 billion in cuts to welfare, child care and home care for the disabled and elderly. the governor proposing cuts. the governor a $16 billion budget deficit. >> and cam cal tax payers being robbed of billions of dollars. nannette miranda is live to explain what is being done. >> the underground economy long fared not fair to legit businesses. and will only get worse if the state doesn't act this, bust in stockton netted half a million worth of counterfeit goods. fake designer purses, air jarred ons and nfl jernys not yet for sale in the united states. sellers rarely hand over sales tax. if it smuggles cigarettes, excise tax never makes it to the state coffers. under cover sings find people working for cash under the table. the employer doesn't pay taxes and employee as void having income taxes taken out. >> tax payers are being cheated and the government being cheated. >> cali

dan noyes will have more on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> coming up, how some schools are going after rowdy parents who misbehave during graduation. >> and there is an honor student who overcame a life long illness to be part of pomp and circumstance today. >> a warmer pattern setting up. i'll let you know when you'll start to feel it coming up. >> and there is planet venus and a rare event. you can see >> this is the time of the year for graduations. it's especially gratifying for one teenager who received a heart transplant just months ago. abc 7 news has the story from sanford. >> this is not just a celebration of academic achieve manies, but the 17-year-old marks a milestone in a journey. he was born with a congenital heart detect that sent him to the hospital in april. >> this is two weeks i would have been on life support machine. i'd say within probably last week, boy be dead. >> in may a donor's heart saved his life, just six days after that risky operation, doctors at lucille pack yard childrens hospital had to perform brain surgery to remove an unexpected blood clot. and there is

dan noyes spoke with showenfield's older brother tonight. >> the emotional trial of a man accused of beating a former priest is on hold now. attorneysing aargue over legal issues. the man says the priest molested him in the 1970s. and we're wlif more on the explosive court house confrontation today. >> this judge halted day two of testimony in this case. the break is designed so that attorneys can debate some undisclosed issue, the real fire war took place outside of the courtroom. the trial for will lynch accused of beating father jerry lindner was interrupted by shouting from the hallway and the bailiff rushing into the courtroom. >> the father lindner saw the jury brought up through a stairwell. there was a confrontation. >> it involved this woman whork says she was molested for years by the former priest. >> it happened really fast. yeah. i have a right. you need to look at me. and then, the bailiff or whoever stopped her. she started crying. >> it could have got physical what. do you suspect? this guy did evel things to a lot of people and nobody has done nothing about it all of

she will be age to stay in her hometown until august 19th this is video of dan noyes when he traveled to caracas for an interview with lopez. she left san francisco with the couple's 3-year-old son march 25th. mirkarimi pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor after a domestic violence incident. he face as ethics investigation that could result in his removal from office permanently. that hearing starts tomorrow. >>> oakland parents and teachers protesting closure of their children's school are being told to leave by school police. parents camped out overnight. sue thompson joins us with that story. they were going to hold a news conference this morning. >> reporter: yeah, things got turned around here you might say this morning. lakeview elementary in oakland has been the site of protests for the last four days. police officers issued a warning. >> you take that for being aggressive. i don't know where your bar is set. >> six officers walking to an elementary school. >> reporter: exchange of words between a parent and oakland district police early this morning officers gave the order that eve

dan noyes got a interview with lopez and said she was unsure exactly how long she'd be staying there. >> a fisherman made a gruesome find today, a man's body floating in the bay near jack london aquatic center four or five feet from a dock. police say weights were attached to the body. the fisherman called 911 when he said he saw shoes floating in the water, police say this looks like a suspicious death. coroner going to determine the cause. until then, investigators are being careful because they don't know what they're dealing with here. investigators estimate the body had been in the water several days. >> we do have mittsing persons cases here this, is something investigators will look at soos the coroner is able to identify the body. >> police are looking at this red car and talking with witnesses including those on board boats that are near buy still to come on abc 7 news at 4:00 bart found stolen bikes and caught suspected thieves. now they're trying to give back bikes to rightful owner autos after hype, microsoft unveiled a new tab blet computer. the question is who is going t

. >> this was video from i-team reporter dan noyes traveled to venezuela with an interview with lopez. she left san francisco with the couple's child to visit her family. lopez described the incident for the i-team. >> we came back home. i said, okay, we cannot talk. and then i said stop. i said stop it. he reacted -- oh, my gosh. i said let's go inside. >> when he grabbed you he understood he shouldn't touch you and let go? >> he immediately, he stopped. >> the statements detail how lopez described to her friend how her husband treated her and her son. he said he makes me beg for gas money, money for food for clothes, for everything. mirkarimi says he worries his relationship with his son would suffer if lopez took the boy to venezuela but madison painted a different picture when she quoted her conversations with lopez. she told me that ross virtually never cared for him and been alone with him perhaps an hour per month during his entire life. the mayor suspended mirkarimi from his office after he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges in the case. >>> sheriff ross mirkarimi tells us

this is last month when dan noyes interviewed eliana lopez. chronicle reports she will seek another two month extension before her current extension expires saturday. the ethics commission is scheduled to begin its hearing next tuesday over mayor lee's attempt to remove mirkarimi from office. >>> a man involved in a shootout with federal agents will remain behind bars. appeals court reversed a judge's accident granting bail to the man on the condition he write a series of book reports. investigators say mobley tried to sell a grenade launcher to an agent in march. during the deal gun erupted. a judge granted him $150,000 bail if he promised to read and write for 90 minutes a day. prosecutors appealed and the 9th circuit ruled in their favor yesterday. >>> the board of supervisors of san francisco decided to fast track negotiations with the warriors to build a new arena near at&t park. warriors want to build new arena by 2017 at piers 30 and 32 south of the bay bridge. the board passed a resolution that waives competitive bidding and gives warr

i-team reporter dan noyes traveled to venezuela for an interview with lopez. the chronicle reports that lopez's attorney says if city officials want her to testify it is only fair they pay to bring her here. a roundtrip ticket could cost $1500 or more. >>> you heard terry, right, mike with the most accurate forecast well, we all know that. that goes without saying so i'm not saying it. >> thank you very much. silence is golden. check it out, clear sky on live doppler no rain to worry about, no coastal drizzle as most of us are clear. storm track to the north, small area of low pressure towards eureka and crescent city no bearing on our forecast it shows djh] strong that high pressure is becoming as it is deflecting everything to the north. 7:00 this morning, a few clouds along the coast, temperatures in the upper 40s around santa rosa, napa, the rest of us low to mid 50s. noon you may notice when you step out, warmer than yesterday with 59, half moon bay, 62 san francisco, mid 60s to mid 70sú,v bay shore. mid 70s to 80 inland. 4:00, temperatures in the 70s

i-team reporter dan noyes broke the news that 89-year-old rick schoenfeld was released from prison this week one of three convicted for hijacking a chowchilla school bus in 1976 and holding the kids and the bus driver for ran some. they hid the bus in a livermore quarry until the children and driver managed to escape before that ransom demand was made. i-team spoke with his brother. >> it was horrible crime and it affected the kids, families and community it was not a good thing. >> some of the kidnapped children now adults, say the release was a shock to them. >>> alameda coroner's office, county coroner's office has identified the woman killed in yesterday's early morning fire in berkeley as 26-year-old meredith joyce. fires pulled her from the third floor attic area of a victorian. we first reported the story on the morning news yesterday two other people were injured and taken to the hospital. investigators say eight were in the home when the fire started. five were residents, three visitors. >>> parents protesters taking part in a sit-in at lake view elementary in oakland planning

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dan noyes broke news of the release on abc 7 news.com. >> he has spent 36 years in prison. his brother tells me rick has served time, he's not a danger to anyone, and now, he's a free man. >> s

dan noyes is here with the latest for us on this. >>

>> dan noyes coming up at 6:00. a look at the investigation into this suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi, talking to the i team telling us why he and lawyers are questioning the testimony of a key witness. >>> from justin beeber to rihanna is it's a day of mugsic news. >> there is rachel smith with all of the details rihanna lost a bit of sleep when a fire broke out in her london hotel. it happened on the 7th floor. she and about 300 others were forced to evacuate. and she posted these pictures writing roaming streets at 6:00 a.m. he vac lines. >> katy perry attracted thousands for a special concert promoting her new documentary. and we had to ask if it was on the tech list. >> maybe. if it's right, if it's appropriate. just because you can sing doesn't mean you can act. we all know that. >> and justin beiber released his bio movie about this year, it's about his album "believe" is number one not just here in the u.s. but 29 other countries marking his fourth number one album. and for more music news go to otrc.com as

you'll remember dan noyes travels to venezuela for an exclusive interview with mirkarimi's wife, she took her son there to escape the scandal and to be close to family. vic lee joins us now. >> today was another court battle over what can be used as evidence in the ethics commission hearings. that one was not only over mirkarimi and lopez's phone records, but their text messages as well. >> this happened yesterday. >> the judge ordered release of this video to mayor ed lee. as evidence in a fight to remove mirkarimi as sheriff. showing lopez crying over her rocky marriage and displaying a bruise. the video was subsequently released to the public. >> for a man who ran on a campaign of stability and decency, it's hard to see how he can go lower. >> now, a judge ordered at and t to turn over phone and tex records of mirkarimi ask lopez made over two weeks from december 31. the order alies only to calls and texts to, and from their neighbor ivory madison who shot the video. and lawyers say there is a broader request to subpoena all calls and texes. >> there is going to get the date, time

dan noyes has been communicating with him for months. >> and he tells me that he doesn't like how he's been portrayed and sent a picture of himself from 35 years ago for him to use saying i'm not guilty one. the one who killed four women. >> this 78-year-old was acting as his own attorney, his letter starts dear kgo-tv 7 says it's high time to set the story straight. dean johnson reacted to the defendant writing a letter with a jury trial set for fall its hard to say why someone who is a accused of multiple murders would actually seek out publicity. >> the long-time photographer is charged with killing four women who police have identified as prostitutes. and he has been labeled alphabet killer because victims first and last names start with the same letter. in his letter ahe addresses key pieces of evidence in this case found in his nevada home, including photographs of nude women in what authorities call unnatural positions and he admits to photographing one victim. he writes that the fact of the matter is that never in thousands of photo sessions i've had i never forced anyone to po

abc 7 news's dan noyes traveled to venezuela. she left san francisco with the couple's child march 25th. her attorney says lopez will seek another two-month extension before the current one expires on zachl the edgics commission will begin fact-finding hearings on tuesday that center around ed lee's efforts to remove mirkarimi from office after he plead guilty to a misdemeanor. >> and now to coverage of the u.s. open being played this week. it begins tomorrow when players tee it up. all eyes will be on that marquis match up or the grouping of tiger woods, phil mickelson and bubba watson. tiger looking for a 15th major championship in his career. the u.s. open in san diego, this trio will tee off at 7:33 tomorrow morning. las vegas predicting a tiger victory listing odds to win as six to one. and if you can't make it out you can watch on espn thursday and friday with coverage at 9:00 a.m. then, again at 2:00 p.m. it's been 14 years since olympic club hosted a u.s. open and things have changed since then as in very corporate change

dan know yes, sir -- dan noyes traveled to venezuela for an interview. the chronicle reports lopez's attorney says if city officials want her to testify, it is only fair they pay to bring her here. round trip ticket from venezuela could cost up to $1500, maybe more. >>> arson investigators looking into what caused three fires an within 30 minutes of and you another yesterday. this is video movements after firefighters arrived. it was 12:30 a.m., already they were fighting the third fire in a half hour, 75 of the department's 200 firefighters answered the calls, one of the fires starred in a recycling bin and spread. another minutes later a few yards away, neighbors are worried. >> i heard a big explosion or gunshot. >> area is not safe any more looks like to me. and it is disturbing. >>> 22 people, including eight children have been displaced because of the fires. they are getting help from the red cross. >>> one woman is dead and authorities have issued thousands of new evacuation orders in response to the out of control wildfires burning in and around

dan noyes traveled to venezuela for an interview with lopez in her hometown of caracas. lopez's attorney says if city officials want her to testify, it is only fair they pay to bring her here a round trip ticket from venezuela could cost $1500 or more. >>> wildfires scorching parts of the west has turned deadly. joining the hundreds of homes evacuated, key training for future military leaders being threatened. katie marzullo is live in the breaking news center with the latest. >> reporter: trying to keep track of numbers. evacuation orders issued in bulk, as fires rage out of control namely waldo fire has moved into the colorado springs city limits this is video of one colorado springs neighborhood overnight flames left nothing standing really. there are 29 large fires burning right now we understand around 32,000 people have left their homes. 9,000 in the colorado springs area. that includes the air force academy where 700 cadets and personnel were told to lee. there is no estimate as to how many homes have burned. >> we have multiple structures that are impacted in the

i-team reporter dan noyes broke the news, that 89-year-old rick schoenfeld was released from prison this week one of three convicted with life sentences for hijacking a chowchilla school bus in 1976. the kidnappers i had the bus in a livermore quarry until the children and driver managed to escape before the ransom demand was made. i-team spoke with schoenfeld's brother. >> it was horrible crime it affected kids, families and community. it was not a good thing. >> some of the kidnapped kids now adults, said the release was a shock to them. >>> the alameda county coroner's office has identified the woman killed in yesterday's early morning fire in berkeley as 26-year-old meredith ann joyce. firefighters pulled her from the attic area. we first reported the story on the morning news yesterday. two others were injured and taken to the hospital. investigators say eight were in the home when that fire started. >>> parent protesters taking part in a sit-in at lakeview elementary in oakland planning march this weekend they will reveal more details at a news conference scheduled for 9 a.m.. pare

i-team reporter dan noyes traveled to caracas for an interview with lopez in her hometown. a judge ruled she can extent her stay there until august 19th, and mirkarimi can visit his son as long as he stays away from his wife. >> san jose man who worked with special needs kids for years expected to be in court today on child molestation and rape charges. police arrested the 33-year-old last week he's accused of sexually molesting two young girls in his care and raping an 18 year old with the mental capacity of kindergarten. he recently worked in los gatos and in san jose that is a facility for the developmentally disabled. there may be more victims, dakota dive team will rescan reservoir looking for evidence of -- missing teenager sierra lamar investigators hope the new sonar equipment might uncover new evidence in the kidnapping and murder case. today's search is not based on new tips or leads. the 15-year-old girl disappeared three months ago on her way to school and has not been found. antolin garcia-torres is charged with kidnapping and killing her based on dna evidence.

for the i-team dan noyes, abc 7 news. >>> ileana lopez is appear rently willing to testify at the ethics hearing if the city pays for her plane ticket. she has been given permission to stay in venezuela until mid august. her attorney said if the city wants her testimony as a prosecution witness it should be willing to pay to fly her here and then back. a round trip ticket to cost up to $2,000 and the ethics commission says it doesn't have the money. >>> a boat rescue late today in san francisco bay. sky 7 hd shot pictures near emery point in emeryville. rescuers pulled one person from the water after the sails collapsed on the boat that you see right there in trouble. there it is. now, that is not an official rescue. the people in the little motor boat work for a company called green bay. bay green rather. they he happened to be in the right place at the right time. obviously they towed the sail boat to shore. no injuries at all. ey acted quickly. >>> authorities in antioch investigating a deadly train incident. a 17-year-old was hit and killed by a freight train early this morning. it h

i-team reporter dan noyes broke the news that rick schoenfeld was released from prison this week one of three convicted for hijacking the bus in 1976 and holding the kids and bus driver for ran some they hid the bus in a livermore quarry until the children and bus driver managed to escape before the ransom demand could be made. >>> it was a horrible crime and it affected the kids, their families and their community. it was not a good thing. >> some of the kidnapped kids now adults say the release was a shock to them. >>> alameda county coroner's office identified the woman killed in yesterday's early morning fire in berkeley, 26-year-old meredith ann joyce. firefighters pulled her from the third floor of a victorian on lorina street near ashby avenue. two others were injured and taken to the hospital. investigators say eight were inside when the fire started, five residents, three visitors. >> parent protesters taking part in a sit-in at lakeview elementary in oakland planning major march this weekend. more details about the demonstration at a news conference scheduled for 9:00. they

noyes interviewed lopez in venezuela. the chronicle reports lopez will seek another two month extension before her current extension expires saturday. the city's ethics commission is scheduled to begin its hearing next tuesday over mayor lee's attempt to remove mirkarimi from office. >>> man involved in a shootout with federal an stkpwhrepbs the east bay will remain behind bars. appeals court reversed a judge's decision granting bail to 23-year-old otis mobley the condition he write book reports. investigators say he tried to sell a grenade launcher to an atf agent in richmond in march. during the deal, gunfire erupted. a judge granted mobley $150,000 bail if he promised to read and write for 90 minutes a day. prosecutors appealed. the 9th circuit ruled in their favor yesterday. >>> the board of supervisors decided last night to fast track negotiations with the warriors to build a new waterfront arena. the warriors announced last month they want to build the arena by 2017 at pays 30 and 30 two south of the -- at piers 30

this is video from last month when dan noyes interviewed eliana lopez exclusively in venezuela. the chronicle reports lopez will seek another two month extension before her current extension expires saturday. the city's ethics commission is scheduled to begin its hearing next tuesday over mayor lee's attempt to remove mirkarimi from office. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors is fast tracking negotiations with the warriors to build a new waterfront arena. the warriors announced last month they want to build thegóé new arena by 2017 south of the bay bridge. the board passed a resolution yesterday waiving competitive bidding and giving the warriors exclusive rights to negotiate a development deal. city officials will begin working with the team on a detailed description of the project and report back to thes#jv board in september. >>> san jose police interviewing witnesses to the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old boy in front of an elementary school after 6:00 last night. witnesses say the teenager was shot several times by someone in a passing car. he died at the scene bec