zero tolerance. >> the president laying out a new slate of strategies aiming to reduce gun violence across the country. the first, a zero tolerance policy for gun dealers who do any of the following, falsifying records, failing to conduct background checks, failing to respond to chase cracks. >> my message to you is this. we find you. we will seek your license to sell guns.

siemens atty. gen. mary garland says a part of the problem is atf is struggling with limited resources. the budget will allowwill alloww inspection districts. >> starting today, if you have will make clear that as they prioritize inspections they must consider the extent to which firearms sold by a dealer that are used in activi >> on is a new strike forces team. >> the strike forces will focus on addressing significant firearms corridors. >> pres. biden says communities can

spend covid relief funding toward prevention programs like investing in youth summer job camps and paying to hire police officers or additional mental health staff. >> this doesn't affect responsible gun owners or second amendment rights.amendmei it helps keep the gun out of people's hands that shouldn't have them in the first place. >> reporter: they met with president joe biden today and i actually spoke with chief armstrong and right off the bat he said he had a great project meeting with the president and added he is looking forward to work with the city to use the existing money to hire additional officers and reinstate and support new programs to address gun violence. we did also reach out to sf pd with an update but we have yet to hear back on >> uc, berkeley says a study is a program that uses from inmates to help stop gun violence in several california cities. research published by berkeley center for global health cities

found 34 fellows recruited in stockton's advance peace program interrupted 44 gun violence conflicts and mediated more than 500 community conflicts. the work contributed to a reduction in homicides saving the city more than $110 million based on what it would have cost to investigate and prosecute those crimes. >> amount to a new policing tool used by the oakland police department training and then in a de-escalation simulator. we explain how it works and how it may bemay bemay >> in a scenario another man is acting erratically and has a snapping dog.

does not pull the weapon. >> she immediately holsters are gone. >> it is not just go out there and shoot. >> officers use to train exclusively at gun ranges like this. it incorporates the officers conduct and can yield to different outcomes. the simulator is increasingly being used in police departments across the nation from orlando to oakland and some of those scenarios like this mass shooting at a theater seemed jarringly jarringly jarr in oakland, especially in light of increasing tension with police, the focus is on using it to mend frayed relations with the community. >> it made me open my eyes more. i was somebody that hellenized officers. it is my duty to explain that to others who don't understand what law-enforcement is about.. >> how can both people leave that interaction safely?

how can we live to this experience and make sure nobody gets hurt? that is our objective. >> violent crime here in oakland has surged. be murder rate is up nearly 90%. still, the chief says his top priority remains the escalatithi because in his mind the best way to get an officer home safely is to ensure nobody gets hurt in that interaction. simulators like this give you a real understanding and how quickly things go wrong. check this out. in that instant it is essentially over. de-escalation remains paramount to avoid a situation like this. >> if you are ready to take action and make the bay area better you can found at abc7news.com. changes are also expected in the military justice system. lawmakers introduced a military justice improvement . that is a bill that calls for the military chain of command

joining us is congresswoman jackie spear. the numbers here are actually really staggering. an estimated 20,000 service members and only about one third being reported? >> the numbers are actually worse than that. there are 20,000 that are sexually assaulted each year. there are 100 there are 100,000 sexually harassed. of those who are sexually assaulted, about 33% of those sexually harassed only about 1% report. that is because their fear of retaliation and the fact that they don't believe the system works for them. the statistics bear that out. the 21,000 cases manes

7000 will report. maybe 5000 will go to a courts- martial in maybe 250 will actually be convicted. >> walk me through the mechanics. what would this bill change?bil? >> this bill is monumental. it not only takes the sexual assault and sexual harassment case out of the chain of command or command that makes the decision whether or not there will be charges filed but gives it to a new special victims of authority that would be populated with specialists. these are attorneys that are trained in the military that will be trained these cases along with a unit of investigators. no longer will there be the potential conflict of interest where the chain of command as it is referred to, actually has

the perpetrator in the chain of command is the best friend of the perpetrator. that is a huge step forward. the bill goes further than that and i will provide that all nonmilitary felonies will be referred to this special victims authority. this new system we are creating so we will be providing the kind of fairness that should be in our military system. the likelihood of a black or brown service member to be charged in a crimea crimea crime similar to one committed by a white service member one and a half more times likely to be crimes that make charged with that client. it is an issue i have been working on for 10 years. today was like winning the lottery. i heard secretary of defense austin and gen. millie both say the words that i have been trying to get the

military to say for 10 years which is we need to take these cases out of the chain of command because it is not working. it is time for the victims to be in a position to know there is going to be fairness. their cases will not be swept under the rug and we will not allow sexual predators to continue to operate in the military. >> only a few seconds left but this is a bipartisan bill. it is pretty rare these days get on. you confident it will pass and how soon may it be implemented? >> it is bipartisan, bicameral. speaker pelosi was at our press conference and she is committed to getting this bill on the house floor within the next two months. we are on a path to change the culture in the military

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a man is facing charges for several thefts including this one caught on camera at a san francisco walgreens. this incident was recorded byrey the end d d d d d -- doing me know on this incident is still midtier. clear up one thing for me. i am assuming in the apple store as they tell not to engage because they don't want any customers her. is at the same thing here? there is a security guard that peddles client by that guy? >> basically a lot of stores have told their security people is don't engage

video went viral it went all over the country san francisco police department put out an extra bulletin to keep an eye out for this guy going into another pharmacy and to the same thing although, not with a bicycle. he hauled out close to $1000 worth of merchandise. very, what we have here is an ongoing problem in san francisco . we have the shoplifters that go in. most of the times they grabbed under $950 it remains a misdemeanor. and bundle it up and sell it on the internet. it is a multimillion dollarmultr

industry. sometimes it is highly organized and in the solo people going in on their own up to five or six my people do it sometimes to grab that amount and go out. usually cosmetics, deodorant, over the counter medicines and things that are easily sold and wanted by people. >> if you are a criminal know and you know there are no ramifications they let you walk out of the store there is not a lot of deterrence what people may not realize is the scope of this in terms of walgreens and other companies saying let's close the store. >> walgreens has closed 17 stores in the san francisco area for a number of reasons and the other is rampant shoplifting. only -- there are incidents in union square the other day where a group of bandits at a store and made off with

something like $2000 worth of merchandise. they go in. it is organized. the cars waiting. they go in. they grabbed and they run. what makes this one unique as it was caught. it was caught red handed. they went into the store and there he was loading up the bag again. they got him red-handed on it. then, they were able to chase him on several other robberies. we will see what the district atty. does. how it works out through the judicial system remains to be seen. as a state of california we do not like to lock up people for what they term nonviolent crimes. the idea is save the space in the jails for the really bad offenders. the question is in this person when they added up, how much bad is bad. >> we know he is not brandishing a weapon or anything like that. we have learned there is a claim being filed against san francisco on behalf of the family you may recall who was

hit by a hit and run driver. what does this mean for the city in terms of their liability? >> you're talking about one of two women who were hid in a hit and run done by a guy that was repeatedly in and out of the justice system. there were questions about whether he was charged, whether he was picked up and whether everyone had done their duties. this is a tragedy. it is not a one-off. we have seen it happen before. the lawyer is basically saying they are asking for the amount says $25,000 or above. the real point is they want a change. they want a public venting and hearing about my can't the compton district attorney and california corrections system keep people off the streets instead of constantly going around. we see it with nonviolent crimes. we are also seeing it with violent crimes. what it means for the city they will have 30 days to respond. it may mean a lawsuit. it may mean a settlement. it remains to be seen but what

i think the family is trying to do is keep the story alive in this nanosecond environment to try to keep it from happening again. >> it be done to stop this. phil, thank you for your time. >> even churches and their parishioners have become victims of crime in oakland. last sunday a able to escort the men outside. fortunately no one was injured. parishioners say they called 911 and police did not show up. the incident is revealing of a larger trend. >> we have had parishioners mugged, assaulted, and robbed in the area. >> the father said he wanted to see more funding for nonpolice intervention services. >> contra costa county fire is

going undercover in an effort to get illegal fireworks off the street. here is what they are finding. the fire marshal says investigators have confiscated 300 pounds of illegal fireworks with thousands of dollars. four people arrested so far. they are asking people to phone and tips anonymously. they are also coming to social media looking for sellers. >> we have contacted sellers that have been advertising the sale of illegal fireworks and they made the interest. behind me is fireworks the confiscated. >> earlier this month a si firework fire in antioch that displaced 40 people. >> with on this billboard in an unincorporated area of san mateo warning residents about illegal fireworks. the board of supervisors increased defined this week from $100-$1000. all fireworks

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time now for the 4 at 4:00. in an emotional court court cou let's talk about britney. in this emotional court hearing brittany spears has just asked a judge to free her from her conservatorship. brittany spears a feared virtually today and read a 20 minute long statement. it is the first time we have heard directly from the popstar about this. she said she is traumatized. she believes the conservatorship is abusive and detailed the ways it has

impacted her life.her life.her . 39-year-old brittany spears says she wants to get married and have another child which is being forced to remain on birth control. she also said for the last 13 years under this conservatorship, her father has largely been in chargein chargee decisions and finances including a 60 mandel the fortune. earlier this year he said his love and dedication to his daughter with a parent. the question is this real. is this not?this not?this not?t? is it just britney's fans making up a story about her? to hear her flat out and address the court and say i am unhappy, i want to have a child and i am not allowed to, i am not in control of my own life is truly heartbreaking. >> yeah. i was reading the transcript and you can tell she is in a lot of pain. she details what her days are like.

if any of us were put through what she is put through we would be in a similar state. if someone is able to hold a job, especially worse one or she is in a residency in vegas i don't see how someone isn't fit to look over their entire life. the hard part is it always comes down to how do she does not want to be this. >> 13 years is a long time. >> i think drew hit the issue. i don't know what the terms of the conservatorship are and how binding it must be.'s b i assume that at the outset there was a fear that she was a harm to herself and others. if that can be proven to not be the case anymore she should just live her life. we will see what happens.

>> i high school basketball coach has been fired after tortillas were thrown at an opposing team from a predominantly latino high school. the two coronado players --. bay united unanimously decided to fire the coronado coach. the captain said he believed his teammates did not have racist intentions also apologized. and uc santa barbara they have a thing of the soccer games where they throw the tortillas on the field. that is kind of their tradition of having fun. this seems like something el liz, you have lived in san diego for years. >> there is no excuse for this behavior unless there is some tradition i grew up having a lot of friends that grew up in coronado. coronado is predominantly white. i think think think think some self awareness and know

this is absolutely an appropriate. it is sad. >> residents are considering a fee for tourists like drew tuma. they have seen a huge influx tourists. it limits the number of public restrooms also affecting their livelihoods. a councilman is floating the idea of a visitor impact fee saying the fee could be tacked onto every airline and cruise line ticket. there would be exceptions for locals. as having grown up in hawaii,

tourism feels everything there in terms of the local economy but when you're have tourists that is too many people destroying the beaches and so on and so forth. they are trying to figure out some balance, some equilibrium where you can add just enough. we are to get tax on everything going on there. would this maybe make you think twice about going to maui if you knew you had to pay an extra fee? >> i don't think it would make me think twice about going that i understand they have a problem. they have an influx of visitors. this is where they live. they want to keep it pristine. they want to keep it up to a standard. i think it is appropriate that they need to find a way to tame all of these people. and i think that is a bad idea to put on extra tax.

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