that is in william bill scott the deputy chief of the los angeles police department. [ applause ] deputy chief scott is a 27-year veteran with the lapd. a department that during the last ten years has undergone its own transformation implementing reforms in the departent of justice. with the persons of managing a department, taking on similar changes and coupled with the progress made under tony's leadership i believe we have exponentially increased our chances to build the 21st century misdemeanor more effectively. deputy chief scott has seen what it taxis to not only implement a series of reforms but the efforts it will take to transform a deputy and continue to build community trust and create a more transparent and accountable police department. it starts at the top. i'm confident deputy chief scott is up to the the task. not only has he helped to bring in reforms but he has the operational and administration experience needed to keep our streets and our neighbors safe each day. he is responsible for daily management and politicians of the los angeles' south bureau and responsible fo

they got their answer. >> san francisco's next chief of the san francisco police department william bill scott. >> the announcement came as a surprise to many that expected interim chief tony chaplain to land the job. after months of speculation. current deputy chief bill scott was chosen. >> change is a challenge especially in this profession and one of the biggest changes will be just that change bra the mayor's decision came after racist text scandal and a string of officer-involved shootings with people of color. the forced resignations of chief suhr and a department of justice review that said the force needed to better track and discipline officers. >>> lee chose an outsider. >> it was ultimately a who has got the skill sets and who has the proven ability to bring this department forward. >>> a university of alabama graduate and 27 year veteran of lapd that rose through the ranks. 52-year-old scott thanked his wife and three children. >> they are the force that drives my life. and i couldn't do it without them. so they are with me. >> scott promised to work with talent inside the departm

chief from terry moriarty at city hall. >> san francisco's next chief of the police department william bill scott. >> [applause] >> reporter: the announcement came at a surprise to many who expected interim chief to land the job, after months of speculation mayor ed lee chose current lapd deputy chief bill scott. >> change is always a challenge particularly in this profession and i think one of the biggest challenges will be just that, change. >> the mayor's decision came after the racist texting scandal, a string of officer involved shootings involving people of color. the forced president egg haitian of the chief and the department of justice review that found the force needed to better train, track and discipline officers. among the three finalists, lee chose an outsider to sfpd. >> it was not an outside versus inside. ultimately it was whose got the skill sets and whose got the proven ability to bring this department forward. >> a university of alabama graduate and a 27 year veteran of lapdhad who rose through the ranks 52 year old scott thanked his wife and three children. >> because they ar

. >> san francisco's next chief of the san francisco police department william bill scott. >> bill scott officially the new leader of san francisco police force and word of his hiring had many people supporting ed lee's choice of the city's new police chief. >> we have a man. he fits all of those attributes. that i shared with the mayor. >> it is time to lead san francisco in the right direction and i think we picked a good leader. >> u.s. senator dianne feinstein congratulated scott saying first on the scene when a major incident occurs and answers the community's questions and hear those concerns. since scott is coming from the la police department. many we spoke with say they made calls to their colleagues to get an idea on the man that will lead the city's force. >> it is the things that he will use you can lose. you are pulled off a cue in san francisco. we were looking at him to be the next chief. >> reaching out to him folks from southern california are upset to lose. >> i will support the new chief and the members of the police department. i think we have the best department. >>

embodied what our city and our police department needs in the next police chief, and that is in william "bill" scott, the deputy chief of the los angeles police department. [ applause ] deputy chief scott is a 27-year veteran with the lapd, a department that, during the last ten years, has undergone its own transformation and implemented many reforms in the department of justice. and with the experience of managing a department taking on similar changes, coupled with the progress made under tony's leadership, i believe we have exponentially increased our chances and efforts to build the 21st century police department more quickly and effectively. deputy chief scott has seen firsthand what it takes to not just implement a series of reforms but the efforts it will take to transform a department, continue to build community trust and create a more transparent and accountable police department. it starts at the top, and i am confident that deputy chief scott is up to the task. not only has scott helped usher in reforms. he has also -- has the operational and administrative experience needed to keep our

the both the commissioner and i fell in body what our city and our police department needs in william bill scott, the deputy chief of the los angeles police department. [ applause ] >>reporter: it is applause now, the veteran has a tough road ahead. he has taken the helm against major reform with a laundry list of overhaul like building community trust. it is a crucial time when the department looks to turn the corner from past scandal and public discontent. >> what you will find in me, i hope, is the same person i have been all my life your mac a person that will listen, take action, the fair and consistent. >>reporter: those reforms came in the wake of a slew of officer involves -- involved shootings and a report that ssd does not adequately investigate. >> areas a lot of work to be done, a lot of reforms on the agenda. >>reporter: the doj says african-americans were searched disproportionately more than other groups. the search to that into account and looked nationwide. ultimately, how are jordan says he chose the field the position with new blood for a fresh start. >> he sought to find some

william hill scott. >> mayor lee introduced william bill scott. he is of veteran of the los angeles police department where he rose through the ranks during his long career. scott pledged to work hard to implement new policies. >> change is always challenge. i think one of the biggest challenges will be that -- change. >> it was not inside versus outside. it was who has the guild -- skill sets and proven ability to bring the department forward . >> scott says he is very familiar with the use of force issue that they will be debating later today. he was on the lapd for 12 years when the commission banned officers from shooting at moving vehicles unless it was adeptly threat. he is ready to incorporate policies. now that he has the top job in san francisco >>> new from overnight, the mom coming to help her stranded son on a freeway ends up crashing into his car. it happened on southbound interstate 680 near 101. his orange suv broke down in the center divide. he called his mother for help. as she was arriving to help him, she got into iraq with anoth

embodied what our city and our police department needs in the next police chief and that is in william bill scott, the deputy chief of the los angeles police department. ief saying v [ applause ] ly turner kpix 5 we asked political insider p er.. why the >> reporter: it's applause now, but the 27 year lapd veteran has a tough road ahead. he's taken the helm amid major reforms with a laundry list of overhauls, transparency, accountability and building community trust are among just a few. it's a crucial time when the department looks to turn a corner from past scandal and public discontent. >> you will find in me i hope the same person i've been all my life, a person that will listen to you, will hear you, will take action as appropriate, a person that will be fair and will be consistent. >> reporter: those reforms came in the wake of a slew of officer-involved shootings and a report by the department of justice that sfpd does not adequately investigate use of force. >> the police department is just a piece of the total big picture, but it's an important piece and i don't take that lightly. there'

department william scott. [ applause ] >> reporter: the announcement came as a surprise to many who expected interim chief toney chaplin to land the job. after months of speculation mayor ed lee chose bill scott. >> change is always a challenge particularly in this profession. i think one of the biggest challenges will be just that, change. >> reporter: the mayor's decision came after sfpd's racist texting scandal. a string of officer-involved shootings involving people of color. the force resignation of the chief. and the justice review finding the force needed to better train, track, and bert discipline officers. among the street the finalist chose an outsider to sfpd. >> ultimately it was who has got the skill sets and who has to prove that ability to bring this department forward? >> reporter: a university of alabama graduate and a 27-year veteran of lapd who rose through the ranks. 52-year-old scott thanked his wife and three children. >> because they are really the force that drives my life. i couldn't do it without them. so they are with me. >> reporter: scott promises to work with them inside the department. cooperate with the police officer association and to look at things wit

embodied what our city and our police department needs in the next police chief, and that is in william "bill" scott

>>reporter: he has william scott or more commonly known as bill scott.he is a veteran lapd officer. san francisco mayor held his credentials thing his experience with form helped him stand out as a candidate. weekly the department of justice headed out a long list of recommendations and reforms for the sfpd. former chief resigned in the shooting of an unarmed woman and heat on the merit with case. the new chief says he is committed to working with the rank and file as he starts his job at the end of january. in san francisco terisa estacio kron 4 news. toca here in contra costa county official with the health services department they the cdc has identified the bacteria responsible for killing three people and sickening 23 others at a free thanksgiving neil served in antioch.>> clostridium prevention is most commonly found in meat but it could be in meter gravy. the way to prevent it is to cook food to the appropriate temperature, clean your hands and kitchen services often while you are cooking. store food properly. make sure that you cool food to the ap

. >> william bill scott, the deputy chief of the los angeles police department. >> the new chief is currently26-year veteran and a longtime advocate of community policing. kron 4 news. >> will be right back. cold weather is the big story this morning. below the freezing mark inland. below freezing in santa rosa and fairfield and novato right now. right at the freezing mark in napa and livermore. we will have more on the weather forecast as we head into the new year's eve coming up. [take: on cam]çáááon camáááÑ gymnast simone biles has been voted the a-p female athlete of the year.[take vo] çááávoáááÑ biles won four golds and a b >>> the ap female athlete of the year. she won four gold and a bronze for the u.s. women's team at the summer olympics in rio. she received 31 votes out of possible 59. coming in second, katie let jackie. she won four gold and silver this year. the male athlete of the year is expected to be announced later today. >>> and head on the kron 4 morning news, several brawls breaking out at shopping malls across the nation. this morning tightens security at bay area malls. l

william scott goes by the name of bill scott will take over the department in january. the 52 year old has been with the los angeles police department since 1989. san francisco mayor ed lee says he picked scott because he showed an ability to move a police department forward. scott helped implement reforms at the la police department, interim san francisco chief tony chaplin attended yesterdays announcement and tells us at ktvu news he will remain with the police department and do everything he can to ease the transition for scott. >> i'm going to be here for the foreseeable future and support the new chief. i'm going to continue to support the members of the san francisco police department. i think we have the best department on the planet and i don't plan on leaving any time soon. >> [applause] >> well scott has been married 29 years, has three children which is, he accepted the san francisco job on his wedding anniversary and he says he supports restrictions on use of force and favors arming officers with stun guns. those have been very big contentions there in san f

sean brace, scott williams, yours truly bill anderson.t irritating song of all time. >> i definitely have a guess. >> that chipmunk song. >> that's a good guess. >> or the hippo song. >> thank you for starting your day with us. no snow. the weather looks like it's going to be okay, right. >> it's going to actually be above average. weather bite numbers on scale of one to 10 for christmas day, we will give it a nine. a lot of snow so if you're looking for white christmas head to the pocono mountains, because temperatures there have been cold enough to support some manmade snow and also snow from mother nature. so that will be great place late on today to do some skiing, let's talk bout cast. weather by the numbers on a scale one to 10 today what about -- yeah, we will give it a nine. looking pretty good. live look at the philadelphia international airport. the sun will come up shortly here on this sunday morning. we're looking at numbers right now in the mid 30s. so the sunrise at 7:21. so about 20 more minutes already starting to come up

conformation of toney chaplin and like to say i was surprised by the bill appointment and foe for the commission for forwarding william scott and would like to give special thanks to the president for her role in the decision maker process i noticed that commissioner president loftus beaming at the press conference and she's proud of the city family for a touch decision but in exchange the poa show of unit we're aware of the one and 80 degrees in the other direction a consensus for field change but at board of supervisors with the outstanding leadership of leaping and malia cohen and now the christmas that is ready to magnified and we believe we have a mayor on board so a potentially very hopefully which they in choice in the new chief and new commissioner who seems to have a strong desire for reform i think that is sad that mary about run for the poa president they'll resist and tail try to rile up his membership for change we'll stand behind you to make sure the trofrps succeeds thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> karen san franciscans for police accountability commissioners you profoundly thank you for your leaders

conformation of toney chaplin and like to say i was surprised by the bill appointment and foe for the commission for forwarding william scott would like to give special thanks to the president for her role in the decision maker process i noticed that commissioner president loftus beaming at the press conference and she's proud of the city family for a touch decision but in exchange the poa show of unit we're aware of the one and 80 degrees in the other direction a consensus for field change but at board of supervisors with the outstanding leadership of leaping and malia cohen and now the christmas that is ready to magnified and we believe we have a mayor on board so a potentially very hopefully which they in choice in the new chief and new commissioner who seems to have a strong desire for reform i think that is sad that mary about run for the poa president they'll resist and tail try to rile up his membership for change we'll stand behind you to make sure the trofrps succeeds thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> karen san franciscans for police accountability commissioners you profoundly thank you for your leadership

william westcott, signed by bill. >> now and forever. >> reporter: the memory of every lost sailor now passed to a ne and be sure not to miss cbs news this morning. from the broadcast center, i'm scott pelley. >> this is the cbs overnight news. >>> president-elect donald trump continues his victory tour. he and mike pence held a rally in north carolina. and at last night's rally, mr. trump announced james mattis to run the pentagon. meanwhile, mr. trump kicked up dust over the boeing 747 in the works, he called the number ridiculous and wants the contract cancelled. >> reporter: mr. trump's tweet before the opening bell caused the stock to plunge. boeing is building a brand-new 747 air force one, he wrote, costs out of control. more than $4 billion. cancel order. >> i think it is ridiculous, i think boeing is doing a little bit of a number. we want boeing to make a lot of money but not that much money. >> the two planes that currently serve as air force one a th 25 years old, the last of the passenger jets still in use in the united states. the air force contracted with boeing last year to begin to design two or three replacements, slated for completion in 2023. mark rosinger over s

scott, mr. williams, ms. sewell, ms. sinema, and ask my colleagues for their support today and special thanks to chairman hensarling for tireless support for this bill. just one moment if i could to address a couple of comments made earlier. we're talking about system pli important finance institutionest, the definition of a sifi is it will cause the economy to go down. a $50 billion bank will be important to the local economy but not something important to the entire economy. this is what we're talking about. big banks have big problems. medium sized banks do not affect the systemic concern we should have about the economy. this is where this bill is directed. someone who doesn't understand we're missing the point. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. luetkemeyer: even the ranking member made my point a while ago when they said 27 banks, a total $4.6 trillion. we have half a dozen banks over $1 trillion. we're talking about small banks that will have a small impact with regard if they went down or not. that's what this purpose of dodd-frank was about to stop the big guys from bringing the economy down. the ranking member with a

bill record, fox 29 news. > now we are taking a look at your interactive weather with a live look at trenton, new jersey. scott williamse know it's cold and it's going to get cold. >> that's right. we're talking it feels like temperatures in the toes and the teens across the area with the winds still a little gusty during the day today. we have a little sunshine out there to start. so today i do anticipate more sun clouds that will be moving in especially tomorrow. it's 27-degrees. it only feels like 19. the coldest air so far this season. so that's how you should dress on this saturday morning. waking up to 27 in reading, 26 in wilmington, 26 a popular number, pillville, atlantic city all reporting at 26. this his what it feels like this saturday morning. 19 in leg. it feels like 18 in millville. it feels like 19 in philadelphia. so very cold across the area for today. a mixture of sun and clouds. we're looking at high temperatures pretty much stuck in the mid 30s north and west. 35 the high at reading. 35 in pots to your knowledge, upper 30s in wilmington and down the shore. for tonight it's going to be cold. we're l

scott, mr. williams, ms. sewell, ms. sinema, and ask my colleagues for their support today and special thanks to chairman hensarling for tireless support for this bill. just one moment if i could to address a couple of comments made earlier. we're talking about system pli important finance institutionest, the definition of a sifi is it will cause the economy to go down. a $50 billion bank will be important to the local economy but not something important to the entire economy. this is what we're talking about. big banks have big problems. medium sized banks do not affect the systemic concern we should have about the economy. this is where this bill is directed. someone who doesn't understand we're missing the point. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. luetkemeyer: even the ranking member made my point a while ago when they said 27 banks, a total $4.6 trillion. we have half a dozen banks over $1 trillion. we're talking about small banks that will have a small impact with regard if they went down or not. that's what this purpose of dodd-frank was about to stop the big guys from bringing the economy down. the ranking member with a

conformation of toney chaplin and like to say i was surprised by the bill appointment and foe for the commission for forwarding william scott and would like to give special thanks to the president for her role in the decision maker process i noticed that commissioner president loftus beaming at the press conference and she's proud of the city family for a touch decision but in exchange the poa show of unit we're aware of the one and 80 degrees in the other direction a consensus for field change but at board of supervisors with the outstanding leadership of leaping and malia cohen and now the christmas that is ready to magnified and we believe we have a mayor on board so a potentially very hopefully which they in choice in the new chief and new commissioner who seems to have a strong desire for reform i think that is sad that mary about run for the poa president they'll resist and tail try to rile up his membership for change we'll stand behind you to make sure the trofrps succeeds thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> karen san franciscans for police accountability commissioners you profoundly thank you for your leaders

conformation of toney chaplin and like to say i was surprised by the bill appointment and foe for the commission for forwarding william scott and would like to give special thanks to the president for her role in the decision maker process i noticed that commissioner president loftus beaming at the press conference and she's proud of the city family for a touch decision but in exchange the poa show of unit we're aware of the one and 80 degrees in the other direction a consensus for field change but at board of supervisors with the outstanding leadership of leaping and malia cohen and now the christmas that is ready to magnified and we believe we have a mayor on board so a potentially very hopefully which they in choice in the new chief and new commissioner who seems to have a strong desire for reform i think that is sad that mary about run for the poa president they'll resist and tail try to rile up his membership for change we'll stand behind you to make sure the trofrps succeeds thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> karen san franciscans for police accountability commissioners you profoundly thank you for your leaders