regardless woods it says racism exists in the pd. >> it's imperative to keep this out because they will not change. >> harris' office responded saying i have assigned the head of my civil rights section and to to monitor the doj's project -- project -- progress. if they face resistance i intend to launch a civil pattern and practice investigation. >>> a hunger strike at san francisco state ended today at the university promised to commit more resources to the ethnic studies department . for students went on a fast ten days ago supported by demonstrators they were concerned over a potential budget cut to the program . today the university agreed to invest more than $4,802,000 in ethnic studies and higher to a full-time faculty members . the university also agreed to develop a program in pacific i let her studies among a lengthy list of commitments to diversity. >>> the golden state warriors are getting ready to tip off and the fans are fired up. >> reporter: there is a lot of excitement at high expectation of that the warriors will clutch around to tonight. hear from fans and the coach.

he wants a judge to force pd to release documents in all ten cases. saying smoking while black is giving officers an excuse to detain and search people based on their skin color. >>> one of the largest and oldest medical pot disspendries in the nation. the feds are dropping their criminal case against it. the department of justice tried to shut down harbor side health center in oakland. the city sued saying closing it down would force sick people to search for marijuana illegally on the streets. >> the timing of the lawsuit being drop cped could not be better. oakland has been leading the nation in the issue of how to regulate and manage the medical qacannabis industry. >> tonight, oakland is expected to adopt new regulations. the rules will govern everything from production to distribution to transportation. that meeting set to begin about 30 minutes. >>> a big night of sports. the a's and warriors both in action tonight. a live look at the oracle arena in the foreground and the coliseum in the background. the warriors hosting the trail blazers. and

oakland pd's radios go silent. officers and dispatch with no way to communicate.ow they're ahe is dr.ing the problem this -- how they're addressing the problem this morning. ♪[ music ] ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, bravest. kpix five's betty yu shows us >>> oakland's police department is wondering why technology turned its back on the city's bravest. kpix 5's betty yu shows us how radio and computer failures forced oakland pd to go old school. >>> reporter: the oakland police radio system failed and it isn't the first time. it has a rocky history at times leaving officers unable to communicate with each other during emergencies. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: opd says it went to a backup county system and everything was working again within 40 minutes. but that's not good enough for councilmember noel gallo. >> when we hear our radios are off and on sometimes, it's really -- it sets back our public safety and it -- it kind of holds back our police officers so they have no confidence in the previous radio system. >> reporter: the city council approved joining the countywide radio sy

deanna has filed suit against hayward pd and bart pd in her ex-husband's case. hayward police said they couldn't comment and directed us to the city attorney. the hayward city manager told the east bay times, he couldn't comment due to the lawsuit and we have not heard back from bart pd. >>> in santa cruz county the sheriff's office is asking home and business owners to help them solve crimes. the department is seeking video sharing from videocameras on a voluntary basis to give police a database of video resources to investigate crimes. anyone interested in taking part can register with the sheriff's office. >>> 6:09. slow down. one bay area city is keeping red light cameras despite problems which invalidated hundreds of tickets last year. >> uber wants to pay drivers $100 million in a settlement agreement. one plaintiff is asking for billions. he says he is speaking for drivers in california. >> good morning, everyone. today plan on it being the hottest day of the workweek. i'll tell you when we should expect rain in the forecast. >> and our traffic hot spots

. >> candle and flower mark the spot where sf pd shot and killed a woman yesterday. sf pd says two 81 formed officers were conducting a stolen vehicle recovery operation in the bay view district when the driver of stolen sedan fled. she hit a parked truck near the dead end of elmyra street. sf pd says while officers were trying to take the woman into custody she moved the vehicle she was driving in a back and forth motion. one officer fired one shot. the woman died at the hospital. >> heart breaking. >>reporter: candle light 3igil held here last night. >> i felt the need to kilometer back and pay respect. i'm a mother. >>reporter: no is known about the victim. lee wonders if she has childre children. >> i think of her family and the trauma. >>reporter: graffiti into by says say her name. yesterday until say her name day. day meant to up lift stories of unheard. >> all the facts that we never really learn about the victims. that's what is important is actually who they were people and their family. >>reporter: officers involved are on administrative leave as an invest

today san francisco pd posted this letter to the former chief on its facebook page thanking him for his many years of service. they say his leadership led to "successful community programs and lasting partnerships." >>> sick kids in the south bay. lots of them. it could be signs of a possible norovirus outbreak. glenn elementary in san jose hit hard. robert handa shows us the health department is keeping a close watch on south bay schools. >> reporter: it was quite a crowd inside the office of little glenn elementary. students filled the nurse's room saying they felt sick, including symptoms associated with norovirus, a gastro intestinal illness that has become a concern. two weeks ago nbc bay area reported the san jose unified school district took action at horace mann and other schools when students complained of stomach problems. the focus is on yet another school. >> we noticed an increase here at willow glen elementary of kids with vomiting and diarrhea. since we've had situations at horace mann and backratt we jumped on it. >> reporter: the school notified public health, parents,

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>> no. >> reporter: so we tried to find out, on average, how long it takes san jose pd and every other police unit to investigate molestation. most agencies keep track of that information. san jose does not. >> why doesn't sjpd track how long it takes to investigate cases? >> we don't track the time because the time is really not a priority for us. i mean, we do a thorough investigation. >> yes, i'm a little disappointed that it took that long. >> reporter: this is the training manager for bay area women against rape. >> i think it's about having their voice heard. i think if molestation happens when they are young, children don't really have a voice. >> for michelle, it's given back her power after trust in her stepfather, the police and justice system took it away. >> as soon as i spoke about this, i felt relieved. i know there are girls and people that have been through this. i want them to know that you are not alone and you can speak up any day. you have a voice. >> michelle is seeking counseling with the support of her family. meanwhile, the district attorney's office is now revi

we will tell you what pittsburgh pd is doing to catch the suspect. ♪ ♪ you live life your way.o. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. time -- a pregnant woman was killed. we're following the violence on our freeways -- and how one city >>> right now at 6:0. another freeway shooting. this time a pregnant woman was killed. we are following the violence on our freeways and how one city is responding. in just the past few minutes we have heard from the woman's mother and that her family is now pleading for help. >> hoping that someone saw something that could help in this investigation. shooting happened this morning in pittsburgh along westbound highway 4 near railroad avenue. pete is live in front of the pittsburgh police headquarters where police say evidence is limited and it happened in the morning while people were driving right by. >> yes it happened on highway 4 going westbound. information is limited. even right now we don't have a description of the suspect but as you mentioned we talked to the mom. they tell me the victim was 4 to 5 mon

outside of the perimeter we have sacramento pd making sure traffic doesn't impede people from gettingave seen, a lot of peace between the police and people going into this event. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: they brought the colors, the signenergy. >> when is bernie sanders coming to sacramento. >> reporter: the wait is almost over. >> for bernie. >> reporter: one thing is for sure they didn't need the california sun to feel the burn. at 20 years old michelle stuart is more than ready to vote in her first presidential election. >> he is genuine, for the people, a politician but not a politician. >> reporter: but cynthia says the bernie base can't be put in a box. >> i think his message absolutely crosses all the age groups. >> reporter: from the young to wise they lined up before the venue was open. >> 8:00 a.m. >> reporter: cal expo police and secret service worked together to secure the inside while sac pd patrol it is outside. bobby takes this as an opportunity to get people registered to vote. >> it is important people know what the deadlines are. >> reporter: as they prepare to enter

. >> lieutenant jason ta is in charge of the sexual assault investigation unit at the san jose pd, he personally reviewed the case after we raised questions in the 11-month investigation. >> the detectives did a very good interview on everyone involved in the case. and it's a good case. >> and you don't think it took too long? >> no. >> so we tried to find out on average, how long it takes san jose pd and every other police agency in the county to investigate a report of child molestation. most agencies keep track of that information. san jose does not. why doesn't yours of track how long it takes to investigate the cases? >> we don't track the time because the time is really not a priority for us. i mean, we do a thorough investigation. >> it's disappointing that it took that long. >> how important is it for survivors to have their cases resolved and have the cases resolved as quickly as possible? >> it's about having their voice heard. especially if molestation happens when they are very young, children don't really have a voice. >> for michelle, reclaiming her voice has given her b

. >>> a couple of guys in the car, just been pulled over by the pd because they believe they were speeding. we got three guys in the car. in the back with the camera is steven. the officer says hey man you were going through a 25 mile-per-hour speed limit. there were kids and stuff. you were going pretty quick. >> license and insurance. >> hold on. >> let me guess you don't have your driver's license. >> the driver states i have papers to show my license has been reinstated. >> that's the big question. >> i'm asking a question. is there anything in the car i should know about? >> we got nothing. >> is there something in the car i should know about? >> he refuse to answer the officer's question. he remains silent. >> you're under no obligation to answer that question. >> you are correct. steven knows that because two of his brothers are police officers. >> you mind if i take a look? >> they are under no obligation to let him search the car either. >> he asked you for a definitive answer. >> after he gets the big contention among the guys in the car, the officer loses his patience. >> put th

i spoke to a source inside baltimore pd today. actually on the homicide unit and they tell me that they are very pleased with today's verdict but still everybody is on edge. not only because of the potential for chaos and more protests but just the fact that their brothers in arms are going through this. they see it through one lens and obviously the people of baltimore see it through another. >>> last day to vote for the june 7th primary. a dozen people gathered in front of san francisco hall to urge residents to get involved. they must register if they have moved, changed their name or want to change their party preference. >>> we want to come out today to make sure that everybody registers to vote before it is too late and vote locally even though they are thinking naturally. >> voter registration cards available at most post offices and public libraries and the department of motor vehicles offices. the alameda county registrar will stay open until midnight for anyone wanting to register. >> bill clinton rallied support for his

. >> reporter: the fairfax county pd fire department has come under fire after firefighter nicole mettendorff took her own life. a couple of weeks ago, a female firefighter filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against the department. tonight in a written statement, a department spokesperson says we ca lawsuit. however, we want to assure our community that harassment of any kind is not tolerated by fairfax county. shomari stone, news 4. >>> the so-called super bug has arrived in the u.s. experts believe it is resistant to all known antibiotics. the potentially deadly bug was discovered seven months ago in pigs and identified in several countries, including canada. a pennsylvania woman, who has never traveled out of the u.s. has now tested positive for it. the concern is antibiotics have been prescribed so much in this country, sumer bugs have grown immune to them. doctors say if antibiotic resistant bacteria becomes more common, infections will be extremely difficult to treat. >>> getting around on metro could be taking longer this weekend. they will be doing repairs on all of the lines and won't

her name was joanna, and she had been picked up on a fraud charge by neighboring west jordan pd.rview, she started telling detectives about a young girl she had seen a week prior. the cops thought some of what she said sounded eerily similar to annie's case. so they called draper pd, and detective derek johnson and his colleague came over to hear what joanna had to say. >> tell me what you know about this girl. >> it was the second time i've seen her over there. >> reporter: there at the home where a man named daniel ferry used to live. danny ferry is a guy known to law enforcement? >> yes. >> reporter: as maybe a drug dealer? >> drug dealer. he was a member of a gang called vario loco town. and law enforcement has dealt with danny quite a few times, yeah. >> reporter: ferry had a long rap sheet. in fact, derek had served a search warrant on his home a year earlier. and now here was joanna telling derek that she saw a girl who sounded a lot like annie at daniel ferry's home on the night annie was killed. joanna also said the girl showed up with someone police had been searching f

.>> reporter: the sf pd does not provide enough information for inigators to study. every time they make a stop -- >> they have to fill out a form and one problem is they are not keeping the data. as a result, we are not able to get a full picture.>> we are already 400 cops short.>> reporter: they have nothing good to say about the finding or anything in it. >> if we are going to have cops filling out reports every time they think something is wrong on the streets, you will have fewer cops on the streets. we know the problems we have internally and we know any racially insensitive officers that we have is a small percentage. we also know that the chief is trying to further his political career. he's one of the worst political opportunists that i have seen in my life.>> reporter: there were five officers undergoing a hunger strike. that is what they are here for. they were taken to the hospital a few days ago and they have all eaten and now they are out. coming up we will tell you about another report from the federal government that says that sfpd is actually not doi

a former police lieutenant claims the pittsburg pd has been falsifying numbers for years. jody hernandez is there. what's the motivation? >> reporter: the attorney for the so-called whistleblower says the pittsburg police department has been misreporting crime stats to make itself look good but the department says that's not the case. >> it is a cover-up when you take real crimes and deliberately call them something else. >> reporter: that's what a former high-ranking police officer is accusing of pittsburg police department of doing. in a wrongful termination claim, the former lieutenant claims the department instructs its officers to underreport crime. and has been doing so for years. >> don't right it up as a crime, write it up as a suspicious circumstance because that does not get reported as a crime. >> reporter: statistics gathered show that pittsburgh reported an average of 245 incidents each year. between 2000 and 2014. a higher percentage than other nearby cities. in fact, the richmond police department doesn't use the category at all. >> people are being swindled

he recently play pd clarence thomas in an hbo dock cue drama. >>> police are investigating a robbery near the university o maryland. it happened on potomac avenue just before midnight. university of maryland student said he heard a knock at the door and answered and that's when three men, one amed with a knife came in to a home and assaulted him. the thieves got away with property an police believe the student was targeted. >>> police are catching heat after fans of the most popular soccer team in the world had to evacuate their stadium on the time day of the season. find out who was responsible for the bomb scare and why so many people are so upset tonight. >>> a little girl with a big-time desire to help a local family of a police officer killed hours before her maternity leave. >>> shark bite victim rushed to the hospital with a shark still attached. the shark tale is one you have to see to believe. >>> just minutes on sports final, world peace will have to wait another texas. >>> the redskins top draft pick visits the round table. the rookie ready to roll. >>> and a couple of for

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the meantime, there is a federal department of justice investigation ongoing within the san francisco pd. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> vallejo police are investigating a homicide that happened just after 10 p.m. last night. police say they received a call about a woman being attacked in the driveway of a home near star and wallace avenue. she was taken to the hospital where she died from her injuries. a man is behind bars in connection to this case and we expect to learn more about his arrest today. >>> developing news in southern california. flames erupted at an abandoned restaurant on the historic seal beach pier in orange county. firefighters used harbor patrol boats to attack the fire from the ocean. at one point, the roof of the building collapsed. one firefighter had minor injuries. no word on the cause. >>> police are investigating a fire on the google campus. kpix 5's kiet do shows us the damage after a google mapping car was torched overnight. >> reporter: the fire was set at one of the well known landmarks the google street view car parked on solano drive in

. >> the san francisco pd hasn't investigated the situation. there should have been protected bike lines preventing this kind of intermingling. >> reporter: some cars use the painted bike lanes as temporary sparking spots. >> uber and lyft drivers, to them, this is a park zone and they park in the zone all the time and the bikers have no resource. >> reporter: as we were interviewing david, we caught a ride share driver parked. >> you know you are not supposed to be parked here? >> i'm picking somebody up. >> any time there is a vehicle parked in the bike lane, we have to go into oncoming traffic coming from behind us. >> reporter: you here, there is nothing separating the bike lane from the road. the bike cop coalition wants concrete barriers to separate the bike lane. they say that's the only way to make sure cyclists are safe. >>> san francisco is sinking. another big sink hole has opened up. this four foot hole is at lake view and margaret. so what happened? that is what the public utilities commission is trying to figure out. the streets c

if you have any information on that wayward cruiser, you are asked to ul cat hayward pd. >>> not quite the vacation they expected but in the end a bay area couple rescued an entire family. >> it's a multipart rescue out on the water. joins us now with how things turned out. >> reporter: they left fairfield for a vacation in maine but ended up saving several people on the water and captured it on their go pro. they went out for a training flight while on vacation in maine. this is the go pro video where from inside the sea plane they spotted someone in distress. >> it's amazing how it all unfolded for sure. >> reporter: a paddleboat taking on water. in the boat, a man who they later learned had autism. then that boat had trouble too. >> how bad is it sinking? >> we tried pulling it back. it started going sideways and that's when my boat, my motor snapped off of the boat. >> reporter: so denise and todd went back and eventually brought everyone to shore. >> they're crying and scared, cold. >> reporter: local authorities came and everyone got safe and dry. >> you had enough swimming for t

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working for the miami police department for 32 years, moss said he wants to turn around the ferguson pdny after the shooting of michael brown in 2014. >>> wildlife officers made a shocking discovery during a routine stop. alligator parts scattered around a truck cab. that looks something out of a horror movie, including a foot in the dashboard. how is that possible? officers say the driver confessed to the killing of the gator a few days ago. the man was cited for the violation. okay. >> a little strange. >> can you find a better hiding place. out for a special race to comet rate queen elizabeth's 90th birthday, involving shetland ponies, named after one of the queen's successful racehorses. she has been an avid racing fan her entire life. >>> men and women from all over the world rode into battle, nearly 700 soldiers enlisted in a 7th annual mid evil nations in prauge, blunt represent cass of mid evil weapons, weighing more than 40 pounds. this year, russia was victorious. >>> don't look into it. now, a look ahead, president obama welcoming this year's ncaa women's basketball champions

. >> that's right and today, ko incidentally the santa clara pd cleared two officers of liability, they shot and killed somebody on christmas day and he was also the one that initiated the police officer's response by calling 911 and as we saw earlier the videos and also still showing that he charged at the officers. >> have to be careful. >> do we know anything about the 15-year-old and the issues he was facing. >> not at this point but he will undergo a psychiatric evaluation and if anyone out there has issues that they are grappling with, there is hot lines to call and you can talk to a trusted individual. >> there is body cam video of the event and they will go after that. >>> step by step analysis of the video and not releasing it but part of the investigation. >>> henry, thank you. >>> the highway patrol is trying to track down a driver that opened fire in a road rage incident. the shooting happened in the westbound lane of the 580 near regatta boulevard before 6:00. one driver got upset that another driver cut him off and he pulled up alongside that gun and fired three shots at t

. >> reporter: so we tried to find out on average, how long it takes san jose pd and every other police agency in the county to investigate a report of molestation. most agencies keep track of that information. san jose does not. why doesn't sjpd track how long it takes to investigate the cases? >> we don't track the time because the time is really not a priority for us. i mean, we do an investigation. >> it's disappointing that it took that long. >> reporter: howard bloom is the training manager for bay area women against rain. how important is it for survivors to have the cases resolved and as quickly as possible? >> it's about having their voice heard, especially if the molestation happens when they are young, children don't have a voice. >> reporter: for michelle, reclaiming her voice has given her back some peower. >> as soon as i spoke up about it, i was relieved. you are not alone, you can speak up any day. you have a voice. >> reporter: michelle is seeking counciling with the support of her family, meanwhile, the district attorney's office is now reviewing 50 active sexual assau

s office is investigating and the internal affairs unit of san jose pd. damian true jail low, nbc bay area news. >>> an attempted home invasion in san jose ended with shots fired. tonight the suspects are still on the run. three men showed up at the home near hull and bird avenue around 10:30 a.m. they fired several shots outside of the home. thankfully no one was hurt. police say the suspect did assault a man inside that home. the suspects escaped before officers arrived. >>> san francisco police investigating a deadly crash that involved a motorcycle. police say it happened around 10:30 last night. a pedestrian, a man believed to be in his 70s was killed. the cycle lift, a 47-year-old man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. this unfolded on brotherhood way on the ramp to northbound -- the man was on the crosswalk when the man on the electric motorcycle struck him. >>> also learning more about a crash overnight. this car hit the building at linkedin. the driver was not arrested nor cited. drugs and alcohol were not a factor. the bui

as you mention pd, there will be a police officer on patrol at every school. police say they're going to do this until they're able to get buckel back into their custody. this search really is a joint effort by many different law enforcement agencies. there's the ocean county sheriffs department, s.w.a.t. teams, local agencies all combining their resources as they try to track buckel down. they're using canines. there have been sightings. there have been leads. but it has not led them to buckel just yet overnight we heard report of shots fired near long boat and starboard avenues. police tell me this morning that was one of the calls they checked out, but those reports turned out to be unfounded. meantime, neighbors have been expressing their concern and taking it upon themselves to update one another on what they see or hear in their neighborhoods uses a community facebook page. this is why they're afraid. it has been two days now since 38-year-old arthur buckel escaped from a unit of bayside state prison. yesterday he showed up at the cvs store on west bay a

. >> the pd put these garbage up towards the garage door and were able to tell the lady to climb down on to the garbage can and assist her off the roof. >> the woman is expected to be okay. >>> a vigil is being held at this hour for a man who died in police custody. two years ago today james greer was pulled over and ultimately tased three times. the entire thing captured by police body cameras. we are live in hayward hall. >> reporter: family and friends wearing shirts that say justice for james nate greer. he was 46 years old and everyone says he doesn't deserve to die. two years ago she lost her best friend. she and her ex-husband were always close. >> it's hard to believe that he's not here anymore. we still wait for him to walk through the front door. >> reporter: in may of 2014 he was stopped by police for driving erratically. in this video he's seen cooperating with officers as greer is given a so briety test. he tells police he has a stomach hernia and knee injury. then he takes a few steps back from police. that's when officers pulled him down. >> don't be walking away. >> wa

if you recognize this woman, call san ramon, pd. >> an investigation, startling information about sfoaccording to the report there were at least three airport perimeter breaches last year. sfo executives not providing details on the incident. insist it wasn't a security breach. this isn't the first time the airport has come under fire. according to a separate investigation by associated press last year. sfo had more breaches than any other u.s. airport. >> california lined with beautiful beaches up and down the state. but it also has some that need to be cleaned up. for example, cal beach, right by santa cruz wharf, the worst water quality of any public beach in the state. according to an environmental group. other local beaches on the list, sunnyvale cove, candlestick park, and half moon bay. and rankings based on fecal bacteria, animal waste, and if swallowed the water has potential to make people sick. >> san jose high school student has gone viral. t.j. and friend put on a pair of glasses on the floor. they couldn't believe the reaction, visitors, looked at the glasses and pondere

. >> all right, da lin reporting live from the oakland pd. thank you, da. >>> new video of the violent confrontation in an east bay high school. a student is under arrest for this assault on a teacher. the cell phone video is very hard to watch. it happened yesterday in mount diablo high school in concord. a teacher with cuts on his face tries to subdue a 15-year-old boy who throws several punches. now, this looks like it happened in a locker room but from the video it looks like the teacher does not punch back but instead gets the boy down on the ground and the fight ends. concord police say the boy was suspended from school and will probably be expelled after a disciplinary process. >>> showdown at san francisco city hall. supervisors are split on whether to keep police chief greg suhr on the job. here's the breakdown. these four supervisors are joining a group of protestors called the "frisco five" and calling for him to step down. supervisor jane kim says there should be a national search for a new police chief. at least two supervisors s

maya called piedmont pd and the search was on. riders first noticed him. further down grand almost a mile from home across harrison ac transit driver ari saw danny. >> i pulled over the bus and just opened the doors and said, hey, little buddy. where's your parents? >> reporter: for danny, who is autistic, this should have been a scary situation. but fate was ari's side. >> ever since he was little we ride ac transit very frequently because he loves it. we do it for fun. like it's his favorite thing in the world to do. >> reporter: ari got danny on the bus and called his boss and helped reunite mother and son 30 minutes later all the while keeping danny occupied talking about skateboards. >> i think he is the most amazing man in the world he went above and beyond, danny has a simpler form of gratitude. >> thank you. >> reporter: in oakland, andria borba, kpix 5. >> the bus driver says the other passengers were patient with the situation which allowed him to step in and help. >>> a car set off a brush fire in south vallejo. the fire began late yesterday aft

she has a mother who works in dispatch for the oakland pd. we have reached out to her. she didn't have any comment. again we'll hopefully get more information at this news conference and we'll have that for you tonight live at 6:00. >> thank you, juliette goodrich. >>> new at 5:00, dashcam video shows a car pulling into the bike lane and hitting a bicyclist. but it wasn't just any driver. it was a san francisco police officer. only on "5," kpix 5's cate caugiran talked to the man who was hit. cate. >> reporter: ken, the man's name is tim. he lives in the north beach area. the crash though happened in soma. and as we mentioned it happened on "bike to work" day. but despite everything that's happened, tim says he has no ill will towards san francisco police. >> all things considered i'm lucky to be alive, you know? >> reporter: lucky to be alive after getting hit by a san francisco police car. and it was all caught on dashcam video. >> they come up to a car that's stopped at the yellow. so instead of going right behind the car that stopped for the yellow they swung out in

. >> reporter: the head of philly pd's accident investigations agrees that speeding is one of the moste now pushing pennsylvania legislators on a plan to improve safety by targeting speeding drivers. they want to extend the red light camera program, add photos, speed enforcement, and allow local police to use radar. >> not about safety at all, it's about the money. >> reporter: larry of the national motorist association insists philly drivers would y pay. his group is lobbying against the measures saying the technology tickets even drivers who try to follow the rules. hitting them with $100 fines. he believes giving local police speed radar would distract them from more dangerous problems like aggressesive driving or tailgating. >> if you give them radar, they're going to be told, okay, we got the radar, we paid for it, go out there and use it. >> reporter: lisa morris disagrees and pledges to take her push for policy change to the highest city and state leaders. she says her son's case demonstrates the urgent need for new approaches. his hit-and-run driver still has not been found. >>

. >> tonight an attorney attacks the vallejo pd's choice for its top honor.he callses it a slap in the face. >>> you'll see how google is helping evacuees to see this if their homes survived the massive wildfire in canada from thousands of miles away. all that and more at 6. >>> tomorrow dubs fans will get the chance to feel like the star of the game. >> you'll be able to take a picture next to steph curry's two mvp trophies. they'll go on display at the warriors team store at oracle arena 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. >> of course steph won this award unanimously and of course received the most votes last year as well. new playoff gear also goes on sale at the store tomorrow, by the way. you can be the star of the team. >> i was thinking of waiting until he gets three. then i'll take my picture with it. >> it could happen. >> "world news with david muir" is coming up next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time and we'll see you again in half an hour. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, the high stakes meeting. who's the boss? donald trump or paul ryan? n

inland pd 89 in livermore, 88 in cord, 90 fairfield, yeou're goig to bottle rock in napa valley, it's going to be absolutely beautiful weather, 70 degrees tomorrow morning and sunny at 10:00 a.m. warm around the afternoon and evening hours in the upper 70s to low 80s. clear skies at 10:00, still comfortable you'll notice there, 62 degrees. the forecast for sunday, it's a slight dip in the temperatures most noticeable along the coast where we'll see a little bit of a sea breeze and as we head into monday, memorial day, it's going to get hot inland. warmer at the beaches. tuesday is when the heat peaks. we're flirting with 100 degrees inland, temperatures along the coast remaining quite nice. accuweather seven-day forecast mid 60s to mid 90s tomorrow temperatures down a couple of degrees sunday but memorial day they come back up. we're looking at the heat inland, the summer heat continues on tuesday. low 70s to the upper 90s. and then we'll see the heat ease. but wednesday through friday we're still looking at our summer spread with 60s to 90s, little bit of fog will be returning to tak

pd up. the signal is thought to haveve been an emergency beacon. >> french president francenc >> 66 people were on boardn b that plane. plane that number includes 56lu56 passengers and 10 crew0 ew members. we're told three children wereee also on the plane includingdin two babies. most of the people on boardoa were egyptian. egypt there were also 15 french citizens, one british citizens z and one canadian.e canad no americans were on board. boad >> let's talk about a's talabou developing story at home ary ata grocery store security guard facing assault charges after allegedly attacking attng transgender woman.an >> police say it began after bet she tried to use the woman's wan restroom at the store.e ste. fox5's melanie alnwick iswi i live outside the store on s eighth street in northeast nowe with the details mel. >> reporter: and good morning, guys. r you can see the restroom right here behind me. the one in question. now, giant says that this wasay an issue with a private security guard a

in this video posted on the detroit pd's facebook page officers in uniform are shown breaking it downunning man challenge that everyone is doing now except for i guess old people like us. but these people are now challenging officers in philadelphia, cincinnati and slick to a dance-off so it is time for philadelphia to pony up. the clip has been viewed almost 4 million times on facebook. we shared it on the "action news" facebook page and remember to like our page so you can get breaking news updates first. tam. >> and if you watch the "action news" page you know that was good but you have to see miami. miami shut it down. philadelphia, it is time for us to up our game and show everybody who can do this the best. it's 5:27. still ahead on "action news," actor brad pitt comes to the aid of a young fan on the zest his new movie. >>> plus the strong arm robbery caught on camera. now police in chester county need your help putting the bandit behind bars. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ >> police pelted with rocks, protestor outside a donald trump rally. >>

reporting at camden pd headquarters david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> police officers are honored tonight for their outstanding efforts on the job. "eyewitness news" at the sugarhouse kaseen nor nor awards banquet this is their 25th annual banquet that recognizes officers. >>> the public is paying its final respects to former philadelphia police commissioner willie williams. a viewing was held at baker funeral home near broad and norris in north philadelphia tonight. another viewing an funeral service will take place at zion baptist church tomorrow morning. williams became the first african-american to leader philadelphia's police force in 1988. he died april 27th at the age of 72. >>> a judge overseeing the resolution of prince's estate has ordered genetic test ong a sample of late music star's blood. it's being done in the event a potential heir comes forward to make a claim for estate. there are no known hairs. he was found dead last month. his estate is worth $300 million. meantime remembrances continue a banner has been hung up at the up town neither or north broad street in

reporting at camden pd headquarters david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> police officers are honoredonight for their outstanding efforts on the job. "eyewitness news" at the sugarhouse kaseen nor nor awards banquet this is their 25th annual banquet that recognizes officers. >>> the public is paying its final respects to former philadelphia police commissioner willie williams. a viewing was held at baker funeral home near broad and norris in north philadelphia tonight. another viewing an funeral service will take place at zion baptist church tomorrow morning. williams became the first african-american to leader philadelphia's police force in 1988. he died april 27th at the age of 72. >>> a judge overseeing the resolution of prince's estate has ordered genetic test ong a sample of late music star's blood. it's being done in the event a potential heir comes forward to make a claim for estate. there are no known hairs. he was found dead last month. his estate is worth $300 million. meantime remembrances continue a banner has been hung up at the up town neither or north broad street in ph

we talk about stamford being behind companies pd think m.i.t.at a disadvantage because they are not at the heart of the venture capital business. mr. reif: they're not at a disadvantage, they are on different things. up onf our andra news and the west coast. you mentioned 50,000 plus companies by m.i.t. of alumni. .0% are in massachusetts 20% are in california. they go where they can make their company successful. i will not say m.i.t. is at a disadvantage. i will say the nation at a whole is at a disadvantage. the innovation we have in this country is huge, but not all of it is reaching the marketplace to benefit society. i'm trying to find to the system . it is not bad, it is perfect -- we need the googles, yahoo!s, and facebook. we need different types of companies. emily: how do you fine-tune that process when a lot of the ideas you are working on, which are potentially revolutionary, but might take 20 years before they are real? we aref: that is what doing. the most important thing we need is patient capital. investorsmodern-day that are mo

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in 1972, age just 19, nine months marry pd and six months pregnant with their first child, my constituent susan lee received a knock on the door to say that her husband, private james lee, had been killed in action in northern ireland. yet, when susan, now rimer, married and found love again, she lost all compensation for her and her daughter and still has no compensation for having made that huge sacrifice. that is a disgraceful way to treat those who have lost loved ones serving our country. will the prime minister meet with me and mrs. rimer to be discuss this case and the injustice that still faces several hundred more widows in this country. >> i'll make sure that susan rimer gets the meeting and the attention that she deserves. i know my right honorable friend the minister for defense personnel very veterans met with the war personnel earlier this year to put forward their case. it was this government that made the historic change so war widows who remarried from april the 1st, 2015, would retain their war widows pension. that was a change long asked for and only delivered under thi

san francisco pd not revealing details about this theft. know from our previous reporting that this is a hot spot for car burglars. nearly a year ago kate steinly was shot and killed with a stolen law enforcement gun. some people can't believe after that high profile case and all the discussion that came with it, officers are still leaping their weapons in their cars. >> i can't believe someone is so stupid as leaving a gun in their car. >> that's scary. why are they leaving that in the car? >> our investigative unit worked to find out how many weapons are missing or reported stolen from law enforcement. since 2010, we found 500 weapons are taken from state and local agencies, 379 of those weaponing missing from bay area agencies alone. consider there are several agencies here in the bay area that declined to release their data under our open records request. some guns are military grade assault rifles. we reached out to the fbi here in san francisco for comment about this theft and they have not responded to our request. it was a holiday s

. >>> acting chief of the san francisco pd toney chaplain stressed something about his new force sayingt most of them want to do go work and it's the outliers he won't tolerate. >> we're talking about the small minority out there doing what they got no business doing. we want to isolate them and separate them from the police department. >> he said he needs just three words to frame his hope for the department saying that officers need to, quote, respect all lives. >>> a summit focusing on the use of force by san francisco police will happen on wednesday. officials are especially concerned after last week's shooting of a woman who was driving a stolen car. >> i think this shooting is indicative of what's wrong with the san francisco police department that, we have a police department that is out of control. >> it will also include a panel discussion on the use of tasers. >>> and today is the deadline to register to vote. but a lawsuit could buy voters time. good morning, kiet. >> reporter: that's right. an oakland attorney is suing trying to get more time to register saying that the curr

. >> the pittsburg pd has been falsifying crime numbers for years. from the department? >>. >> the whistle blower, a so-called whistle blower claims the police department is deliberately misreporting crime, tonight the department denies it. >> it is a cover-up when you take real crimes and deliberately call them something else. >> that's what a former high ranking pittsburg police officer is accusing the pittsburg police department of doing. in the 32 page wrongful termination claim, former lieutenant wade derby claims the department instructs its officers to underreport crime. and has been doing so for years. >> don't write it up as a crime. write it up as a suspicious circumstance. because that does not get reported as a crime. >> statistics gathered by the bay area news group showed that pittsburgh reported an average of 245 incidents labelled suspicious circumstances each year. between 2000 and 2014. a higher percentage than other nearby cities. the richmond police department doesn't use the category at all. >> a manual on report writing obtained

but prav vow to anaheim pd for doing a great job. >> go ahead. >> come on, guys. >> anyone who's worked in movement organizing, knows there's three trains of thought, there's the models that deal with organizing, training. you don't want to do anything that distracts from the message. these protesters are not organized by professionals, i don't know who they are. it's questionable to see where their funding is coming from. it smells fishy to anybody who is on any side of the organizing efforts, because it is mob mentality. there's an old line that violent uprisings give power to dictators. anyone who's worked in this space of movement building knows very well, these people who are being violent are not part of the effort for peace. >> they're helping donald trump. >> they're helping donald trump. >> this is shark tank gone out of control. i don't put it past donald trump to have a bunch of unwitting protesters. >> you're saying trump planted the agitators at his own rally? >> yep. >> this is a show that's gotten out of control. let donald trump have a microphone and loud speaker and ann