derick almena, also known as derick -- derick almena, also known as derick ion. the lawsuit says that the charges can noting legally supported. other attorneys are filing a separate claim against the city of oakland, saying that they turned a blind eye to the situation that existed there. >>> thank you henry. >>> coming up, trespassers scale the golden gate bridge as official stress that the bridge is safe interest attacks. >>> if you thought that controversy in basketball was going to calm down, no, is gone up. death threats towards the warriors center. we will explain with all of the korches prior to game two -- coverage prior to game two. >> it's a cool breezy day but change are on the way -- changes are on the way >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> the warriors host the spurs tonight. a lot of the focus is on the center. he has received death threats over his collision with the spurs leading scorer, we live at the stadi

por eso están demandando, entre otros, al dueño derick almena, y también a la compañía pg&e... sot christopher dolan/abogado "porque pg&e tiene medidores...y este edificio estaba agarrando electricidad de otro edificio y no tenía medidor, pero pg&e tenía que saber que es lo que estaba pasando " no obstante en un comunicado , pg&e nos dijo que "en los últimos 10 años no tenemos reportes de robo eléctrico o anomalías; ni en esa ubicacin, ni en ningún edificio aledaño. estamos cooperando con las autoridades" outro los abogados también van a presentar una queja contra la ciudad de oakland, el condado de alameda y el estado de california en los próximos días... por ley esto no se puede hacer hasta que se cumplan los seis meses del siniestro... eso sucederá el próximo 2 de junio vobox/cesar ---25 miembros del equipo nacional de respuesta llegaron al lugar en donde se report un incendio de cinco alarmas sobre la calle san pablo y la cuarenta de emeryville... ---esto a fin de ayudar a investigar el incendio reportado el pasado 13 de mayo... ---los especialistas estn trabaj

almena... pero tambin, contra pg&e sot christopher dolan/abogado "porque pg&e tiene medidores...y este edificio estaba agarrando electricidad de otro edificio y no tena medidor, pero pg&e tena que saber que es lo que estaba pasando" no obstante en un comunicado, pg&e nos dijo que "en los ltimos 10 aÑos no tenemos reportes de robo elctrico o anomalas; ni en esa locacin, ni en ningn edificio aledaÑo. estamos cooperando con las autoridades" la fiscal de la ciudad, por su parte, est realizando una investigacin criminal sobre el siniestro, pero segn su oficina, an no saben cuando tendrn un informe final. outro los abogados tambin van a presentar una queja contra la ciudad de oakland, el condado de alameda y el estado de california en los prximos das... por ley esto no se puede hacer hasta que se cumplan los seis meses del siniestro... eso suceder el prximo 2 de junio take vo / blanca --comenzaron las audiencias para decir la sentencia de antoln --comenzaron las audiencias para decir la sentencia d

master attend derick almena told police he worked at the warehouse and planned to host an event there the next day. that would have been illegal. but the officer didn't question if he had an event permit. >> so the city's absolutely culpable in what happened here. the city says it protects and serves its citizens. in this case, it turned a blind eye to the death trap that existed. >> he is one of a dozen defendants being sued by the families. they are consolidating the claims into a single lawsuit and now pg&e is a new defendant. >> pg&e failed to follow its own rules that requires them to provide electricity to any facility like this in a safe manner. >> the utility company said: f last night: 18 families join lawsuit... but expect the remainder to join.. before next month's deadline. >> as of last night, 18 families joined the lawsuit but lawyers expect the remainder to join before next month's deadline. >>> today house democrats are holding a news conference calling for a formal independent investigation into any ties between russia and the trump administration. it comes amid new r

at the same time, a video has now surfaced of an encounter between tenant derick almena and police two years before the deadly december fire. >> this is where you work right here, right? >> yeah, we're a cooperative. >> police body cameras show almena what he believes was an arson fire set outside the warehouse in september of 2014. he tells the officer he only works at the warehouse even though he says he was having coffee inside at 7 a.m. and a friend was showering. the officer never asks if the men are living there. almena admits they have been building sets for an event at the warehouse. >> we are working all night. we have, like, a benefit on saturday. >> reporter: the officer doesn't ask whether he has the legally required permits and the officer doesn't go look inside even after almena encourages him to see all the antiques that he has stored. he is one of a dozen defendants being sued due to the fire that killed 36 people. pg&e is added to the list of defendants. standing with the legal team, the mother of victim cash askew. >> i would just like to see something be done. obviou

the master tenants derick almena says he was going to host an event. it would have been illegal but the officer didn't question whether he had a legal permit. he is one of a dozen defendants sued by the families of the victims. lawyers will consolidate plaintiff claims into a single lawsuit and now pg&e is a defendant. >> pg&e failed to follow its own rules that requires them to provide electricity to any facility like this in a safe manner. >> the utility company said: >>> in just a few hours uc regents continue their discussion of tuition hikes plus a secret fund worth millions. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: a lot of controversy about how money is being spent in the uc system. and they certainly have plenty of it. so we're trying to figure out where it's all being funneled and where it should be going. so the regents are talking about putting a cap on nonresidents enrollment of the system of 18%. they are also talking about rolling back a tuition hike that is already approved. that was approved in january when the uc board of regents decided to