. >> reporter: sergeant tony montoya has been a cop in san francisco for 24 years.ission station. he was on the executive board of the police officer's associations for a decade and a half. now, he's president of the p.o.a. montoya is latino and he's openly gay. >> i am the first gay person to be appointed the head of the association. >> reporter: montoya is proud to be gay, proud to be a cop. >> we have a large lgbt presenc on the police officer and it's also reflective of what the city represents, so for me it's never been an issue. >> reporter: montoya takes over the leadership of the police union from marty haleran who will return to full time police work. >> i want to make sure there's not a break in the representation of the members. >> reporter: he says there will be conflicts with the department and city hall. >> i think many times we're going to agree to disagree on many issues, but i think we need to be respectful. >> reporter: disagreements on issues like the department's ban on shooting at moving vehicles, on monday, police released new body cam video of

bennett montoya. only conditions that we're really asking are conditions of the live entertainment to go to 2:00 a.m. it's taken a hit focused more on our corporate and private events during the week and on the weekends and on sunday mainly because we are not able to book those events because we're not allowed to have live entertainment, as well. as far as the improvements or updates, as far as the continuing -- our continuing process to improve sound improvements for our neighbors, been in constant contact with our neighbors on roland alley. we communicate and update them as soon as we have an update. we did find that a sound leakage that was not brought to our attention before. it's basically a door that goes to the roof of our building, and it was never really brought to our attention because about two years ago, the roof was replaced by the landlord. and in order to get in to, i guess, put in roofing material underneath the door to the roof, which is a good flight of stairs up that we never really

and frank montoya a retired f.b.i. agent who oversaw national security investigations. he joins us via skype. gentlemen, thanks for making the time. michael mukasey, i want to ask you first, the president certainly has constitutional authority to direct the work of the justice depaiment. the crsm here, though, is that this specific directive wasn't about the law, it s about politics. did the president cross a line here? >> i don't know that he crossed a line. i think he was appropriately responded to by rod rosenstein td that is it was going to be referrthe inspector general who in the ordinary course would take a look at a tter like thi and see whether it had been done appropriately or inappropriately, and tt would be the end of it. >> nawaz: rosenstein responded, as you purchased, to the deputy a.g. by sayg this would be a matter the inspector general takes up. but in response to t president's first action to even demand such an investigation, do you feel that was completely within line? >> look, completely -- it's not something that's happened in my experience. wi th

. >> reporter: sergeant tony montoya has been a cop in san francisco for 24 years.e last worked out of mission station. he was on the executive board of the police officers association for a decade and a half. now, he's president of the poa. montoya is latino and he's openly gay. >> i am the first gay person to be appointed to head of the association. >>orep r mr:teyaon gay, proud t >> we have a large lesbian, gay, buy sexual transgender presence on the police force and it's also reflective for what the city represents. >> reporter: he takes over the leadership of the police union who will return to full time police work. >> he's a tough act to follow. i want to make sure there's not a break in the representation of members. >> reporter: he says, there will be conflicts with a department and city hall. >> i think many times we're going to agree to disagree on many issues, but i think we need to be respectful. >> reporter: disagreements on issues like tasers, the union is sponsoring prop 8s in the upcoming june elections which would immediately arm officers with the

montoya, i got a response from his attorney, and that question wasn't answered. so i'm concerned about that. the i.d. scanner would have been helpful, because we would know who's in the club, and that could have been after something happens. that could be a search warrant, we could do it that way. that's fine, but at least we have the means to go back and try to figure out what happened and who was actually there. that's huge, and when we look at the hours, that's a concern, too. 2:00, it was kind of unusual as far as it being a four alarm fire and all our resources over there, i'll give you that, by our swing watch goes -- they're off at 2:00, so they're going to be back doing paperwork, so we have the midnight watch. they're there, and so when they need help, you know, we have enough people, you know, for limited services to deal with that. you can see how quickly if something happens and we have to put personnel over, all the units or a lot of the units that responded that night were units from all over the city that were detailed into our district. so that's

sot tony montoya/president, sf poa 00-04 it's good news we are feeling vindicated for our members.sanrancisco police officers association president tony montoya is speaking of the da's decision not to file criminal charges against police involved in 2 officer involved shootings. but while district attorney george gascon called the decision correct under the law, he said it was unsatisfying, and called on the state legislature to pass assembly bill 931 which will provide stricter statewide limits on the use of deadly force .sot george gascon/san francisco district attorney 32-42if you go to a standard that says minimum and necessary force as opposed to using whatever tools in the bag you feel are reasonable then you are holding people accountable to a higher standard. they will have to start considering how will i approach the situation sotwe do not support the new billthe poa thinks each department should have its own individual policy not one mandated by the state legislaturesoti think that this bill could potentially be dangerous to my members and the public because it can make offi

montoya. >> attorney matt montoya began his defense of jim huden with a quote from the musical man ofcase that facts are the enemy of truth. perhaps it's fitting that montoya who had just recently appeared in a production of man of la mancha who famously imagined wind mills to be giants. >> his defense of jim huden would also require a fair amount of imagination. not telling you that his side is wrong or that my is are side is right. i want you to address the facts critically because the facts will show you more than one outcome, other than what he suggested, was that russel douglas had shot himself. >> did anyone request that you test or preserve his hands for possible gunshot residue? >> no. we do preserve things for trace evidence and that's why the sheet was used inside of the body bag. >> so no one tested his hands for gunshot residue? >> not to my knowledge. >> a gotcha, perhaps. but no gun was found in the car and the fatal bullet had been traced to a gun known to have belonged to jim huden. >> was mr. douglas' body still in the vehicle at that time? >> it was. >> next, montoya

he's being replaced by union vice president tony montoya. a former union president told the chronicle he left because dealing with city hall and police commission politics wore him down. earlier this week, the san francisco board of supervisors rejected two of mayor mark farrell's nominations to the police commission. the nominees received as being too close to the police union. coming up today at 7:30 this morning, san francisco supervisor malia cohen will join us here in the mornings on 2 studio to talk about the changes in the police department and the police commission. >>> right now, we want to check in with sal for the early morning traffic report. sal, how does it look out there? >> it's looking good. when the traffic is looking good, i prime myself watching the news, and all the son it's my turn. not a lot going on. one thing that i will tell you about in just a moment. we will start with the gilroy commute. the traffic is moving along pretty well. you can see traffic continues to look good. hollister, watsonville, sam martin, morgan

camilo montoya hablÓ con ella. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ibas a ver partidos de fÚtbol como chiquita mÁs acompaÑandoos padres en las gradas gritaban, dale duro es un niÑo mÁs, mi mama me decÍa haz les un gol y callales la boca. >> esa niÑa ha avanzado y es una de las mejores futbolistas del mundo. >> nunca pensÉ que a mis 18 aÑos ya iba a estar ahÍ. >> y a cuÁnto veÍas pasÁrselo fÍe. >> tienes con cristiano. >> con messi, neymar, casi todos los que estaban ahÍ en la gala. pero el que por supuesto me hacÍa mÁs ilusiÓn tomarme fotos era con messi. >> cuÁl es ese momento en la cancha que recuerdas con mÁs felicidad. >> fue cuando lleguÉ del mundial y me tocaba jugar los cuartos de final del torneo e hice el gol para pasar a la siguiente ronda que era la semifinal y fue un gol increÍble, uno de mis goles favoritos. >> cuÁl es el sueÑo?. >> ser la mejor futbolista del mundo, bueno terminar la universidad e ir a jugar profesional. despuÉs irme a europa y ser la mejor. >> me imagino tantas chicas que sueÑan que se acercan a ti, que de alguna manera te has convertido en esa motivadora. >> que la gente me ve

on sabera so my civilian name the one i was given when i was born because luis fernando a subpoena montoya. in the car just did i mean it was incredible to see everyone who turned up later in the organizations higher command of the local leaders were there that i thought of and sick of the resistance fighters were able to come and go freely in the capital and in other important cities like mehdi and cali operatives but are showed how successful the far kids were that. there were no winners or losers brings the state was on able to defeat us through military means can't we were unable to defeat the state. officially the guerrilla army became a posse but retained its former acronym. gave up allowed the acronym function must not be left on used to it's known all over the loans and everyone knows us in europe and asia and africa and they would. not but when people see or hear fuck about that for better or worse they know want to stands for. what. they. did was just what i have yeah but what was. i what i was just what i was. i. was among those situated on colombia's southern border is a real t

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the fact sergeant tony montoya was sued for police brutality in the travis hall case and disciplined by the police commission after he was accused of covering up beating of a handcuffed suspect tells us everything we need to know. they aren't even trying to look like they care about it. while p.o.a. president martin halloran laments they should have worked things out with contract negotiations, i support you for a more transparent process. police union contracts should not be matters for back room deals behind closed doors. police officers are public employees subject to democratic oversight and accountability. at least they should be. please unanimously support city proposal number 22 to ensure meaningful police reform accountability and public safety. no justice, no deal. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> it might be informative for you supervisors to remind you while making police contract. insulted the former close friend mayor mark farrell because he insulted them by daring to link their pay raise to a concession aimed at getting a minima

he is being replaced by union vice president tony montoya. former union president says he left because dealing with city hall and police politics wore him down. earlier this week, san francisco board of supervisors rejected two of mark fellers -- mark farrell's nominations. >>> i hope you were with us early this morning went san francisco supervisor malia cohen joined us and said she wants all government contractors, tetra tech, cancel. accused of multiple a ping -- manipulating soil samples. >> this company is a multibillion-dollar company. pays its executives hundreds of millions of dollars and still is allowed to go forward. how do you come back with also find data? people's lives are at stake. >> including hunters point. radiation is still present in the area. tetra tech insists it did the work it was contracted to do. >>> warriors are returning home from houston. the bed, game two against the rockets did not go well. discussing how the team can rebound in in three. >>> we bring back meteorologist mark tamayo on information on when this f

he is being replaced by a union vice president tony montoya, the forming union president told the chronicle that he left because dealing with city hall and police commission politics wore him down. earlier this week, san francisco board of supervisors rejected two of the mayor mark farrell's nominations to the police commission. the nominees were seen as being close to the police union, coming up at 7:30, supervisor malia cohen will showing us to talk about the changes -- join us to talk about the changes. >>> sal is here right now watching this happening on the roads. how does it look? >> we are off to a nice start when it comes to the commute from gilroy, dave and pam. and further, if you -- farther, i should say, as you're driving up into the valley, it looks pretty good. no major problems getting into the silicon valley. most of the rate -- roads are nice and wide open. we had the big water main break here. that's been fixed. just in case you haven't checked into -- and traffic is looking well. we are getting a little bit of a backup here. all the lanes. although it's still probably abo

officers in the deadly shootings of mario woods and luis gongora is being hailed by the police uniontony montoya/president, sf poa 07-14 there's a sense of relief that this part of the investigation is over and the da did the right thing and chose not the charge them criminallybut the d.a. said the decision was unsatisfying, and called on the state legislature to pass assembly bill 931 which will provide stricter statewide limits on the use of deadly force .sot george gascon/san francisco district attorney 29-39what we are hoping to do with ab931 is start moving the law into minimum necessary force that is used meaning only that minimum level of force that is needed to accomplish the work that needs to get done.sotwe always use the minimum amount of force, it's our policythe poa oppose the state legislation soti think that this bill could potentially be dangerous to my members and the public because it can make officers hesitate to take action.but district attorney gascon it's time for the poa to get on board and stop fighting use of force reformssotit is time to stop the rhetoric that creates a

hay paraiso en su nueva tempora llega a casa cargada de sorpresas. >> como siempre nuestro camilo montoya, estamos acostumbrados. >> y he vista como este se llama la diabla que es muy bonita. >> ¿quÉ ha pasado por aquÍ? >> por allÁ la vi. >> de colombia no podÍamos irnos sin conversar de la copa del mundo >>> fasano, grito. >> falcao se va a lucir. >> muchachos ustedes son los mejores. >> james estÁ en un buen equipo, es titular tenemos muy buenos defensas tenemos todo necesitamos a ospina en el arsenal. >> si le dejan el micrÓfono no para. >> salimos regaÑados por juanpa. >> porque la energÍa que se vive ahÍ es excelente por eso que el resultado lo vemos al aire la estÁn pasando superbien y lo que contaba de casa a casa. >> la policÍa todo pasa en el barrio sin que se pare la situaciÓn del dÍa. >> lo que se enteran y lo que tienen que grabar. >> no hay parejas en las grabaciones. >> preguntÉ pero lo veo en la prÓximabloque. >> tambiÉn al otro lado del muro tambiÉn a las 9 de la noche. >> terminando con el seÑor de los cielos a las 10 de la noc . nochnoche. el bloqueo de serie de nuestra

he's being replaced with vice president tony montoya, a former union president tells the chronicle that hellgren left because dealing with city hall and politics wore him down. earlier this week, the san francisco board of supervisors rejected two of mayor mark farrell's nominations. the nominees were seen as being too close to the police union. coming up at 7:30, we will address the changes in the police department and committee -- police commission with supervisor malia cohen. >>> 6:09. rapid drug use at a party -- bart station. >> you wouldn't think you were in america. >> the growing problem out there. and a bart board member whose taking action this morning aimed at stopping it. >>> you wouldn't believe how bad these people are. these are people. these are animals. >> president donald trump lashes out at california's sanctuary state policies in response to the latest attacks on california's immigration policy. >>> good morning. if you're driving anytime soon trying to get over to the macarthur maze, you will see an accident being cleared out. that's holding traffic back in oakland.

officers in the deadly shootings of mario woods and luis gongora is being hailed by the police uniontony montoyaresident, sf poa 07-14 there's a sense of relief that this part of the investigation is over and the da did the right thing and chose not the charge them criminallybut the d.a. said the decision was unsatisfying, and called on the state legislature to pass assembly bill 931 which will provide stricter statewide limits on the use of deadly force .sot george gascon/san francisco district attorney 29-39what we are hoping to do with ab931 is start moving the law into minimum necessary force that is used meaning only that minimum level of force that is needed to accomplish the work that needs to get done.sotwe always use the minimum amount of force, it's our policythe poa oppose the state legislation soti think that this bill could potentially be dangerous to my members and the public because it can make officers hesitate to take action.but district attorney gascon it's time for the poa to get on board and stop fighting use of force reformssotit is time to stop the rhetoric that creates a b

joining me now is the new president of the police officers association, sergeant tony montoya.much for being here. you have been with department 24 years now. most recently at the newest station get a lot of people look at this and they refer to it as a banker's job -- thankless job. why are you taking it on? >> marty asked me to get out for him. there are no set rules but they president leaves, the vice president would typically take over. there is nothing i aspired to do, by i am committed to the membership, it is a passing -- passion of mine. marty asked me to do it. >> you are taking the reins of a police union during very challenging times for law enforcement, not only in severances go across the country. relations have been particularly tense with the union and some at city hall. do you see those tensions easing or getting worse with the election of a new mayor? >> i'm going to be optimistic. see who the new mayor is. i'm told, everyone on my executive board, i might have an open door policy. i'm going to be willing to sit down and meet with anybody privately, face-to-fac

montoya is referring, it's really important, if i may, to take a couple of minutes to talk about the history. he opened the club ten years ago. it was called atmosphere at the time. with no warnings from a.b.c., no findings, no problems. with four successive captains of the central district, four of them. in 2014, along comes captain david lozar, and what david lozar says to bennett, in front of others, your hip-hop music is bringing in, his words, blat of the 52 reports that were made to this commission and also to the a.b.c. board, the a.b.c. board had an evidentiary hearing over several days, and of the 52 complainted that the police department filed, they found only 4.5 of the 52 complaints that be substantiated. that's 8%. 92% of the complaints were unfounded. and what did they do? this is key, it's really important to know this. anything happened in the 400 block of broadway, a busy block with a dozen clubs including topless clubs, young people drinking, people coming out of all the clubs, and all about the same time, that essentially, they used the address where the police car

. >> montoya >> one of. >> of course >> square down about a percent some of the costs were focussed thereosts. >> they are tending to accelerate and i'm taking the other side of the trade. fryar, masterful ceo and this is crazy. they had decided that we want to spend a win and ecosystem buildout and they had 36 million in ebitda, and the buyers are at 35% and they're in the point of sale system and then they want all of the rest of your business square is a company on the move. just because you're spending doesn't mean you're an idiot >> generally, the stock market doesn't look too good today. >> i have a key intense for the obvious. >> that's me yeah not seeing a lot of green here. >> not a good day. >> no, it's not. >> it's a stormy day >> all right >> stormy weather, and that's not good we're back to the 200-day watch on the s&p which is about five points below where we are. >> look, the semis are all weak and the people figured out if people do well the semis don't do well. we had an insurance blowup in aig and the insurance group was a place that you could have hidden for a while >>

officers in the deadly shootings of mario woods and luis gongora is being hailed by the police uniontony montoya/president, sf poa 07-14there's a sense of relief that this part of the investigation is over and the da did the right thing and chose not the charge them criminallybut the d.a. said the decision was unsatisfying, and called on the state legislature to pass assembly bill 931 which will provide stricter statewide limits on the use of deadly force .sot george gascon/san francisco district attorney 29-39what we are hoping to do with ab931 is start moving the law into minimum necessary force that is used meaning only that minimum level of force that is needed to accomplish the work that needs to get done.sotwe always use the minimum amount of force, it's our policythe poa oppose the state legislation soti think that this bill could potentially be dangerous to my members and the public because it can make officers hesitate to take action.but district attorney gascon it's time for the poa to get on board and stop fighting use of force reforms sotit is time to stop the rhetoric that creates a

hubo todo un proceso un diseÑo donde se mantuvo todo secreto, pero hoy lo vamos a revelar con camilo montoyatantos ensayos, la tecnologÍa de punta se integrÓ con los espacios desde donde todas las maÑanas comenzaremos "un nuevo dÍa" >> quÉ fue lo mÁs difÍcil para ti el reto mÁs grande? >> el tiempo. >> te pusieron a correr. >> mi jefes. >> pero eso es raro. >> eso nunca pasa. >> en televisiÓn eso nunca pasa estas segura que todas las partes del set resisten un baile de zuleyka? >> lo probaste. >> completamente. >> o sea es antihuracÁn? >> completamente. ♪ ♪ ♪ bueno ahÍ estÁ nuestra nueva casa si resiste el baile de zuleyka, resi te todo que sea muy muchos aÑos mÁs y muy contento, hablando de mercedes tambiÉn estÁ feliz de tener el proyecto, y tambiÉn como mujeres comandando al equipo porque la envÍo iba y venia de parte de nuestros jefes y todas las personas. >> la calidez de se siente desde que entran tiene que ver con todo. >> lo mÁs bonito combinarlo con la tecnologÍa porque una cosa es que la casa se vea bella y funciobaha podra ser ms caro.. -- alcaldes de las ciudades mas grandes de la

soy tony montoya y la banda "el recodo". >> mucha gente de michoacÁn, guerrero, jalisco.wiffer wetjet, con una garantía de reembolso. ana: a quiÉn no le ha pasado que por una acciÓn o una crÍtica que le hizo a una persona se les arruine el dÍa completamente y quizÁs hasta el mes. todo es por culpa de los pensamientos negativos que quedan en la cabeza. francisca: por eso, nos dice cÓmo llevarnos la contraria a nosotros mismos y nos permite dejar de ser vÍctimas. preste mucha atenciÓn y tome nota. ♪ >> seguramente todos en mÁs de alguna ocasiÓn hemos llevado la contraria. no? eso quiere decir que tenemos un punto de vista diferente al que alguien tiene? no. nos lleva a la conclusiÓn de que la verdad no estÁ totalmente dicha. estoy a punto de revelar un secreto trascendental para tu vida. vi hablar de cÓmo llevarnos la contraria a nosotros mismos. todos nos hemos molestado con alguien y lo seguiremos haciendo. porque llegaron tarde, porque dijeron algo que no nos gustÓ, porque nos fallaron, porque hicieron justo lo que no querÍamos que hicieran. entonces, ponemos titular al

lucÍa: estÁ montoya, claudia lozano. alan: pero yo hablo de tus hijas. lucÍa: estÁ melina.alan: hablan de sexo, drogas? karla: nos enseÑan ellos a nosotros. lucÍa: se pone nervioso. carlos: especialmente con ella, siempre me traen el tema. karla: pero siempre tienes una vibra sÚper positiva y buena onda. cuÁl es el secreto? carlos: querer lo que uno hace y valorar lo que uno hace. ayer como uno es. hacer comunicador -- una no puedes aprovechar las oportunidades, hay que valorar las cosas buenas de la vida. alan: ademÁs, sabes lo difÍcil que es este carrera y aÚn asÍ apoyas a tus hijos. que lo que quieren hacer, hasta el final. carlos: lo importante es que ellos sepan la verdad sobre lo que hacemos. hay mucho humo en todo esto y yo creo que siempre tienen que tener los pies sobre la tierra. este es un trabajo que uno trabaja para la gente, verdad? como el mÉdico o el periodista. que no se mandÓ el cuento de la farÁndula. que estoy que lucharlo, trabajarlo. -- esto hay que lucharlo y trabajarla. karla: tu tierra estÁ atravesando un proceso electoral. es dice la situaciÓn en n