(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> pam:major breaking news tonight. >> pam:kron 4 has learned. oakland police chief sean whent will be relieved of his duties tomorrow. >> pam:good evening i'm pam moore. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. this is exclusive information we obtained from our sources. >> pam:chief sean whent has been in charge of the oakland police department since 2014. kron4's kate cagle is in studio -- kate what do we know about why this is the name?-- happening? >> reporter:sources tell us there will be a major command staff meeting tomorrow to announce chief sean whent will be relieved of his duties. it may be for medical reasons. >> reporter:sean whent became chief of 2014.becoming oakland's fourth chief in five years. he was an 18-year veteran and part of a shake-up of management in a troubled department. during his first year at the helm.violent crime and homicides dropped. return to >> reporter:but this has been a rough year for the department. in fact there is a federal monitor overseeing the department right now and sources say disapointed with recent scandals. >> reporter:there is an investigation into allegations that several police officers has sex with an underage call girl. mayor libby schaff has called the allegations "disturbing" and could hurt efforts to build trust with the public. >> reporter:we broke that story here on kron 4 and have continued to follow. >> steve:anything more in details regarding health concerns? >> reporter: no. not at this point we are trying to obtain more information regarding if chief sean went was fired or resigned, >> pam: thank you, kate. the other scandal: a police officer charged with public intoxication. an oakland mother accused two off duty officers of showing up at her house drunk and trying to break in.leaving her with bruises. >> reporter:the alameda county district attorney is reviewing the investigations going on inside the department. and also conducting an independent investigation into the sex scandal. >> reporter:we have reached out to the police department and leaders at city hall for comment. we will continue to bring on the air. >> reporter: back to you. the outrage over the stanford rape case has reached the floor of the united states congress. >> pam:we've been covering this story since the beginning. >> steve:and tonight -- we have new and disturbing details about the case. brock turner -- a former stanford swimmer --- was unconcious woman. despite an emotional plea from the victim in court. he was sentenced to just six months in jail. >> reporter:now today we've learned he will only spend half that behind bars. >> reporter:tonight -- we are digging deeper. >> reporter:we investigate why turner is serving such a short sentence. we have obtained court documents which reveal more about brock turner's past. >> reporter:all this, as the backlash handed down the sentence. hits new high. we will take you through all these new developments tonight. >> reporter:but first. >> reporter:we are hearing from one of the heroes in the case. who saw and stopped the sexual assault. >> reporter:here is reporter ashleigh banfield with part of the of stories... -- interview. >> reporter:the time brock turner will serve in jail. has also caused outrage. the judge sentenced him to six- months in county jail. >> reporter:we have learned, the former, first- year stanford student. will likely serve a fraction of that time. >> reporter:new court documents kron 4 got today.in attempts to get a longer sentence. the prosecution. tried to shatter his clean-cut image. >> reporter:kron 4's justine waldman is here with us now. >> justine:she read through the documents today. >> reporter:justine? return to index of >> justine:3 months. >> justine:that is what brock turner will likely serve in the santa clara county jail. we also learned from these court documents. >> justine:that quote, "the assault happened one week after another female, at a different fraternity party, at the same location." >> justine:brock turner is now in jail. new court documents. presented by the prosecution during sentencing >> justine:detail how the former stanford swimmer "took advantage of an intoxicated woman. who could not stand or even form a sentence." writing his behavior to take the victim behind a dumpster during a fraternity party in january 2015. >> justine:"more akin to a predator who is searching for prey. the prey in his case was a young woman, who drank too much herself." turner. was found to have a blood alcohol level of.16. the victim's. estimated at.22 - three times the legal limit. >> justine:in court character witness. painted the star swimmer with olympic dreams as a good kid. turner even told the judge. "coming from a small town in ohio, i had never really experienced celebrating or partying that involved alcohol." >> justine:but the prosecution found evidence to the contrary on his own cell phone. with texts and pictures showing him smoking from a bong and drinking liquor. >> justine:even going back to high school where he wanted to buy drugs. and while at stanford messages about smoking buying and selling weed. >> justine:and wanted to do acid writing "i;ve got a hankering for a good acid trip." and turner was even chased and arrested on campus. for having beer and a fake id. >> justine:the lies about drugs and drinking all shown by the prosecution to shatter the swimmers stellar image. and get him the longest sentence possible behind bars. >> justine:the victim did write, that when she spoke with the probation department. she did not want turner to "rot in prison." but the six months sentence. does not reflect her feelings on the outcome of this case. and now turner is getting 3 months. >> justine:she made it very clear the impact this crime has had on her life and her family. >> steve:very disturbing. >> steve:the santa clara county judge is continuing to feel the fallout following the sentence of the ex stanford swimmer. a million people have signed a petition for his removal. >> steve:now we have learned the backlash agains the judge is affecting at least one other criminal case. kron4's maureen kelly potential jurors say they couldn't be impartial in judge aaron persky's court room. >> reporter:here you can see video of judge aaron persky entering the palo alto courthouse thru a side door to avoid being photographed. >> reporter:the intense scrutinty swirling around his decision to sent ex stanford swimmer brock turner to jail for 6 months for the sexual assault of an unconcious woman >> reporter:has brought multiple national news agencies to camp outside his door. >> reporter:and now it's affecting what's going on inside his courtroom. >>it's obviously had some sort of impact. >> reporter:ralph robles jr is the defendant in the misdemeanor criminal case currently in front of judge persky. he says during yesterday's jury selection many potential jurors brought up the controversial case. they defianately brought it up, how it affected them how it affected their lives how it could affect their judgement. >> reporter:in the end he says approximently 20 jurors were excused because they didn't feel they could be unbiased in judge persky's courtroom. >>we still got a jury, they have a top notch staff, everything is just humming along normally >> reporter:i sat inside persky's my eyes the judge appeared calm and attentive and not distracted by the fact that close to a million people have signed an online removal from the bench. >> reporter:but the judge is not without supporters.this hayward resident showed up today to give persky a letter.asking him not to buckle to the fight.not to resign because then you endangering the independence of the judicary. >> reporter:judge persky has declined to comment on the brock turner case because it's under appeal. maureen kelly kron4 news >> steve:emotions are running high at stanford. lots of students with strong opinions about the case. kron 4's rob fladeboe talked to classmates. >> steve:and interviewed a legal analyst. about why brock turner will only serve half the time he was sentenced to by the court. >> reporter:nothing in recent memory has touched a nerve here at stanford in recent years quite like the brock turner case. nearly everyone i spoke with today feel that he got off too easy. >> reporter:brock turner was sentenced to roughly six months in the county jail but will almost certainly be released after serving just three months, says legal analyst steven clark. >> reporter:most students are not buying turner's efforts to blame alcohol and peer pressure for his actions. a few say the publicity now unfolding is also a kind of punishment. one said a tougher sentence might not have much of a difference at this point. >> what an injustice. >> i believe if he had been someone that was not a stamford sportsmen that it would be different in regard to his existing. -- sentencing. >> pam:more and more. politicians are weighing in on this controversy. grant lodes is here with that part of the story. >> grant:vice president joe biden wrote the 1994 violence against women act.and has championed this cause while in the white house. biden wrote an open letter to the victim.after her letter to brock turner went viral. >> grant:biden said he's in awe of her courage for speaking out: >>"i do not know your name - but your words are forever seared on my soul. your statement should be required reading, though they're words that i wish with all of my heart you never had to write." end qoute. >> grant:also tonight.this video from the new york city mayor's office. >> grant:member's of new york city mayor bill deblasio's staff.as well as his wife.and actors.joining forces to read the victim's letter in that powerfulthere have been several letters in this case. >> grant:we've posted them all on kron4.com. that includes letters from the victim.brock turner's that letter.and vice president biden's. and now more and more.people who supported turner during his trial and sentencing.are facing a backlash. and our team of reporters will of course be uncovering the latest developments. >> steve:the sharks stay alive. it was win or go home tonight in pittsburg. the sharks didn't waste anytime. >> steve:their first goal coming less than three minutes in. even though game was away -- sharks fans here were on the edge of their seat. we were with them in san jose. >> steve:now the series comes back home. the sharks trail three- games to- two. >> steve:sports director gary radnich is here in the studio. >> gary: deseret! what a great night for the sharks! making history. >> gary:pittsburgh ready to celebrate a stanley cup title >> gary: 1 minute, 49 seconds later >> gary:logan couture tips in justin braun's slap shot 2-0 sharks >> gary:but the pens come roaring back 2-1 sharks >> gary: tying goal into the net 2-2 tie >> gary:sill 1st period 2-2 tie >> gary: under matt murray's glove hand for the lead 3-2 sharks >> gary: >> gary: 30. --3rd period! >> gary:marty jones after a rough start standing on his head denies two set-ups by sidney crosby career- playoff-high 44 saves for jones >> gary:final: 4-2 sharks >> gary:penguins lead seires 3-2 game 6 sunday in san jose >> gary: all right! we will be back with more on the sharks! >> pam:thank you, gary! >> pam:tonight a south bay coach is under arrest. accused of having an in- apropriate relationship with a 14- year old. kron-4's charles clifford. in san jose with what we know tonight. >> reporter:on wednesday, a san jose police department internet crimes against children and child exploit task force arrested 34 year old marc alquiza. he is a san jose resident. alquiza is also the wrestling coach here at independence high school. he's also the coach of the summer wrestling club. alquiza is facing two felony counts of lewd acts with a minor. the acts apparently occured this past may. the victim in this case is a girl and at the time.. back in may.. she was apparently 14 years old. alquiza was booked into the santa clara county main jail. as of thursday evening, we don't have many more details on this case. we also don't know if the police department knows of any with information on this case is asked to contact san jose police. in the south bay, charles clifford kron 4news. >> steve:new at ten.dash cam video of a high speed chase in pleasanton ending with a police say the suspect was driving a stolen car when he crashed into another car another car just after 3-30 this afternoon. >> steve:police say the stolen car was involved in chases with hayward police and alameda county sheriff's deputies. police arrested 35 year old christopher mero for assault with a deadly weapon and outstanding warrants. no one was injured in the crash. >> steve:a woman who police say stole an ambulance from the san francisco fire department. pleaded not guilt in court today. we just got her mug shot. 37-year-old veronica barahona has been charged with unlawfully taking of a special vehicle. >> steve:prosecutors asked for her bail to be set at 75-thousand-dollars. which is estimated to be the price of the ambulance as well as the risk posed to the public during the incident. you're looking at video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news of the scene. >> steve:it ended in a crash on treasure island. barahona has reportedly struggled with addiction issues.and was granted supervised release by the judge who says she needs treatment more than jail time. >> pam:decision 2016. >> pam:president barack obama has clinton. he also met with bernie sanders. who has not yet conceded the race for democratic nominee. although he does now have a different tone. >> pam:reporter karen caifa has the latest. >> reporter:the democrats, enter a new phase in the presidential race. in a video released by hillary clinton's campaign, president obama makes his endorsement. >>i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. >> reporter:the endorsement came shortly after the president met one-on-one with bernie sanders for more than one hour, with no aides involved. >> reporter:sanders said he'll keep campaigning ahead of the d.c. primary, next tuesday. but made clear his chief political foe is no longer, hillary clinton. >>presidential candidate i look forward to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump. >> reporter:meanwhile, donald trump's controversial comments about a federal judge continue to rankle republicans. former presidential candidates scott walker and john kasich, both said they may withhold their endorsements. >> reporter:house speaker paul ryan, who endorsed trump last week, told a wisconsin radio station it is a distraction. >>house speaker do i think these kinds of antics are distracting and give us a campaign that we cannot be proud of? yeah. i've spoken very clearly about it. but i think and hope and believe >> reporter:at a capitol hill meeting of trump supporters, newt learning experience for the candidate. >>former house speaker the first time you get to be a presidential candidate, which is a different league, not just running for a nomination, you're actually the nominee. it's a much tougher league. >> reporter:trump spent part of the day meeting with top party fundraisers in new york, as some on capitol hill fret about what the top of the g-o-p ticket will mean for them. in washington, i'm karin caifa. >> steve:tonight we are learning that the san jose police have arrested another teen responsible for the violence that broke out at the donald trump rally last week. this is video showing you the violence that happened outside of the san jose convention center. >> steve:the suspect arrested is only being identified as a 16-year-old. who is facing battery and vandalism charges. so far.police have arrested a total of seven people.accused of assault during the rally. >> steve:and many of those arrested are under the age of 18. officers are still reviewing surveillance video to identify other suspects. >> brittney:temps cooler into tomorrow and warming up this weekend. >> brittney: here is the system we are watching with low pressure. it will not bring us any rainshowers. we will still remain dry. cloud conditions, going into the rest of tonight you will see some cloudiness. along the coast and fremont. you see it clearing quickly. and by the late morning hours you will see more sunshine. tomorrow evening, and night you will not see the second marine layer creek. >> brittney: another round of sunshine on saturday and died sunday. temperatures, and fellow '60s. 61 degrees and hayward, 62 in san jose had been eyeing the the--61 in pleasanton. >> brittney: 53 they forecast shows that we will start to warm things up and our inland locations from 77 degrees up to 85 degrees from south friday through sunday. >> brittney: your 7 day forecast shows that as we go into the next couple of days, the peak and the warming trend will happen on monday and then we will start to slowly cooled down back to average. we will take a look at the forecast for your neighborhood coming up soon! >> brittney: >> pam: thank you, brittney! and next -- hearbreaking crime in the east bay. >> pam:a puppy stolen at gunpoint from a teenager out on a walk. >> pam:in the east bay -- a teenager was held up at gunpoint while walking his dog. the criminals took his puppy. >> steve:it happened earlier this week in san leandro. kron4's phillipe djegal has the story. return to index >> reporter: a light color sedan pulled up beside them with two men inside telling them that he was armed and one of the doll. --dog, maya >> the kid did not see a gun so he tried to keep his head with him. and then a person got out of the car with a semi-automatic. --the kid did not see a gun so he tried to keep his dog with him. and then a person got out of the car with a semiautomatic weapon. taking the the dog. >> reporter: hope this someone recognizes the mafia out and the street and call it again. -- recognizes maya, and call into the police. >> pam: a mother's warning about the dangers of falling polls. how she's turning a personal tragedy into something positive for others. return (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> pam:kron 4 has learned. oakland police chief sean whent will be relieved of his duties tomorrow. >> steve:this is exclusive information we obtained from our sources. >> pam:chief sean whent has been in charge of the oakland police department since 2014. kron4's kate cagle is in studio -- kate what do we know about why this is happening? return to index >> reporter:despite recent scandals that have embarassed the police department.sources tell us that the police chief may be leaving because of medical reasons. >> reporter: this year he found himself leading a department engrossed in scandal. with four police officers employed were supposedly of golf with a call girl. --involved with a call girl. >> reporter: now, there have been several recent shakeups of this year and local police departments. including san francisco where she sure was forced to resign for a sailboat that happened last month and you to the rise of a police officer associated tragic incidents. >> pam:new tonight at 10: >> grant:chilling video of the moment a blue angels jet crashes.killing the marine pilot. >> pam:grant lodes is here with that.as well as a memorial today.honoring that fallen pilot. ---------------------------- >> grant: >> grant: freezing video. >> grant: you can see and hear what happened after! >> grant: see that large black smoke us the pilots are flying overhead. you see the guys are stocked at what is happening. a visual is being honored--a vigil is taken place tonight to honor the pilot. he had been a member of the boot and those since 2004. --he had been a member of the blue angels, since 2004. >> pam: one of the separate fiscal supervisors are asking that the only flight over the bay and long were over the city. -- and no longer the city. >> grant: the investigation is ongoing with it are thinking that it could be engine trouble. >> pam: thank you, grant. tonight - we go in-depth. on the dangers swimming pools can pose to children. >> steve:in california -- drowning is one of the leading causes of death for children under 5- years old. reporter danielle north shares the story of one mother who lost a child. >> steve:but is now turning that tragedy into something positive. >> reporter: changing her life forever. >> his father went looking for him. to your >> reporter: is after the accident she can't remember it vividly the pain and the shock of that day. >> reporter: have that payment of helpless list of not being there?-- that pain of helplessness of not being there. >> he would have still been here. >> reporter: carla's tells me that she shudders everytime she hears of another child losing their lives by drowning. >> reporter: 03 other families will learn life saving measures from herve lost. -- from her loss. >> reporter: photos of him is still everywhere the incorporates photos. . keith >> he is a part of our family. he is a part of us. >> pam:experts say, make sure your pool is completely surrounded with a fence four feet high. teach kids how to swim early. and make sure everyone in the house knows c-p-r in case of an emergency. >> pam:now for a newscheck on some we've been tracking today. one woman lost her life while trying to cross the street in san francisco's civic center neighborhood today. spock's >> steve: >> steve:it happened at the geary boulevard, franklin street intersection. the driver of the bus did not see the woman crossing.and it resulted in ther death. alecia ried was at the scene today and has the details. >> reporter: at some point the the woman made her way in front of the vehicle and the driver accelerated. >> need something here to help us all across the street. >> reporter: is a lot to take fan. pedestrians do not feel safe and extra precaution is needed when crossing here. --it is a lot to take in here. pedestrians do not feel safe in extra precaution is needed when crossing here. >> need someone here guarding us. especially when it is a busy traffic time. >> reporter: seniors are very concerned about their safety. soon after this tragedy. pedestrians say the meeting was happening in this building and came out shot when they found out a pedestrian was killed. 0 -a pedestrian safety meeting was being held in this building and when people came out to find out the pedestrian have been killed as they were shot. --shocked get the new chase freedom unlimited card. students and stanford are being warned about a prowler. >> steve: the university is warning students to take extra precautions to make sure all windows and doors are locked. he was described as a hispanic male, at age of possibly 18 to 30 years of age. >> pam: >> gary: warriors are back in cleveland time to show that last night was an aberration. and colin kapernick? i tell you? he is gene kelly and dancing on the selling he is so charming. later in this broadcast. >> brittney: the return of stronger when and speed and a warming trend for the weekend is coming up after the break! before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >> brittney: our wind speed is still strong. as we go into tomorrow it will still be on the cooler side of things. with a system to the north of us. however, it will with either remain dry until the next week or so and we can't look really nice. temperatures look warmer and will go into next week until it starts to cool down to average temperatures. >> brittney: we will see patty f o g on the coast line. --patchy >> brittney: overnight, on friday night. when i see it as much cloud coverage wri. >> brittney: a beautiful and enjoyable weekend. however, if you are heading off to the sierra we do have a chance of pulling showers. --a chance of rain showers. >> brittney: 75 degrees in livermore, 70 in pleasanton and closer to the south bay. 67 degrees in san francisco, so not too bad and 63 at ocean beach. >> brittney: north bay will be more mild was 73 degrees and several phil and the valley. --several fell san rafael >> brittney: who began to drop down closer to an average. not to windy (laughter) >> reporter: this is just really the beginning. it has taken two years to put his plan and two of fact. as of tomorrow will be special as the casket will be to and through the streets and clean passing the house where he was born. allowing 51 or as much people as possible to pay their respects because they can no longer fit inside the public memorial. 14,000 tickets will disappear in less than one hour. former president bill clinton had either billy crystal the comedian among the few who will speak. >> reporter: takes more than one memorial service to say goodbye to a great man like mohammad ali. >> pam: certainly talking about the sharks tonight. >> gary: 10 after a tan, and the score remains 4-2 >> gary: 10 after 10 >> gary: people were ready to party tonight. >> gary: as the pirates beat the yankees. one-zero san jose. then 2-0 san jose but the point was come back. -- the penguins >> gary: we are still in the open. . cross indeed murray. 3-2 sharks. >> gary: standing on his head, the open net making the final score creek with the 14 playoff goals. >> gary: on the brink of elimination they are coming home sunday night. >> i think everyone did a good job. they rode out a lot of punches. >> reporter: the june gold into the game with a mind set to work on to play well off?--that you were going to play hard? >> just a normal game. (laughter) >> gary: the sharks! they come home now. just for fun. the cheapest seats is at $700. >> gary: warriors will have another game and there she deceived its $600--will have another game and their cheapest seats are a $600 >> gary: curry has not played well. throughout the championship series. in the the game with 19 points, three assists and six turnovers. in this year's nba finals curry is shooting 17-39 from the floor and is 40 percent beyond the arc. he is averaging 16 points per game vs. cleveland. the first unanimous and the bay m d p--nba mvp is on pace to be the third reigning mvp in the finals. -- nba finals >> gary: let's go to colin kapernick. >> moving forward with the be all football. >> gary: the 49ers' concluded there many capp today. colin kapernick has been taking place in drills and the last three days. he not clear for contact yet after undergoing shoulder surgery but he says he will be ready coming training camp in late july. he also talk to the media today for the first time since then end of the season. despite the of the season trey request that when know where he was almost giddy about his current situation with the forty-niners. people love my portobello mushroom buttery jack, made with portobello mushrooms, grilled onions, and garlic herb butter. ever wonder how i came up with it? well... actually, i came up with it at the water cooler. but i thought you'd like this cowboy story better. the portobello mushroom buttery jack is back. part of the buttery jack family. taste it before it's gone. ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> i just feel so sorry. ages, all of this way to see this beautiful city. that everything was taken all their positions-- possessions, cameras and their luggage. it was just heartbreaking trip-- >> stanley: if you visit the golden gate heights mosaics stairway in san francisco by all means enjoy the even run up all 163 steps it is without a doubt the serious work out. >> stanley: and when you get to the top, turn on ground because the views are simply spectacular. so feel free to soak them and and even take photos. however keep in mind, if you missed the sign which read day timepiece posted in five different languages. for this line which reads prevent the removal of bibles and lock your car. or maybe even this side at the base of the stairs leading daytime car theft. >> stanley: the number of other running back down or even up that matter because you guess that's because your belongings are properly gone by now it happens to all of the time in broad daylight. seriously >> stanley: impatience to have not figured it out there is a problem at this tourist attraction with all over terisa and since the police cannot be here all the time there are signs all round to warn you to protect yourself. but, if i said it once i have said 8,000 t people simply do not read the signs. >> stanley: i am living proof. and i was looking at the beauty of the stairs >> stanley: dan lloyd roberts, kron 4 news. -- stanley roberts, kron 4 news >> steve: (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> pam: and everything is we are falling tonight is oakland police chief sherman-- chief sean went will be read lead of his duties tomorrow. good evening, and thank you for joining us on the kron4 news at eleven, i am pam moore. >> steve: and i am steve aveson. >> steve: we just talk that says we do is learn about this information about an hour ago and is exclusive information we obtained from our sources. the chief has been in charge of the oakland police department since 2014. kron4 kate k goal is in the studio tonight. hit with the we know about this happening?