. >> jeff is showing pictures of his client bernard warren. who was injured in an altercation with a police officer earlier this month. the confrontation started on muni and captured on bus surveillance cameras. the driver called police to get the 36-year-old sleeping man off the bus. words are exchanged. >> officer raymond chew ends up striking warren five times in the legs with his baton and squirting pepper spray in his eyes for resisting arrest. >> we see this incident as an example of an officer who obviously needs training. according to the use of force policy of the san francisco police department, officers are supposed to diffuse situations, not escalate them. >> officers get a substantial amount of training dealing with those people that are mentally ill all the way to people that are in crisis. >> police chief greg sir believes officer chew responded appropriately to someone who was threatening to harm him. >> he continues to tell the officer that he's going to beat his behind. which is a crime. you continue to hear the officer say g

y en el video se puede ver cuando el agente despierta a bernard warren de 36 anos. warren se ve desorientado y el agebte lo empieza a empujar a la salida. pero todo se torno violento cuando warren le dice al oficial unas palabras ofensivas. sot cuando nuestro cliente bajo del bus el oficial uso su baton y creo que como cinco veces le pego y tambien uso peper spray . nosotros creemos que una reacion asi es prueba de que los oficiales necesitan mas educacion mas entrenamiento.. (vo) el oficial chu puso en su reporte que warren se le habia acercado de frente con los punos cerrados sin embargo en el video se logra ver que warren esta de espaldas al oficial. poco mas tarde warren fue detenido bajo cargos de amenaza contra un oficial y permanecio en la carcel dos semanas. a pesar de que se mostro este video como evidencia los abogados de la parte acusadora objetaron pero finalmente ayer dejaron a warren en libertad. pero no esta exonerado su juicio comenzara el 6 de marzo. de ser encontrado culpable podria enfrentar hasta --el departamento del alguacil de san francisco anu

it shows officer raymond chiu waking up bernard warren. a homeless man who fell asleep on a muni bus. the officer tries to get warren off the train. at one point pushing him. later hitting him with a baton and then using pepper spray. police chief greg suhr says, his officer did nothing wrong. and had to take action because warren was not complying. and made several threats. and chief suhr adds, a judge has already found enough evidence to put warren on trial in the case. we hear from the local dog owner. taking on one of the nations largest dog food companies. saying their product is hazardous to pets. >> pam: attorneys behind a class action lawsuit against purina dog food say, they are receiving hundreds of calls from people saying their dogs have also become ill from the dog food. the bay area man who is the main plaintiff in the case says, his bull dog died. and two of his other dogs were sickened after eating beneful by purina. the attorneys estimate they have received more than one- thousand calls in the last few days. the lawsuit cl

attorneys say the homeless man is bernard warren who has a speech impediment and trouble walking. the public defender says the officer didn't need to be so aggressive either with his baton or language. >> i just don't see any reasonable human being thinking that you need to strike this gentleman with a baton even then pepper spray him during the scene. that's just not reasonable. >> it doesn't become physical until the suspect is refusing to physically get off the bus and verbally tell the officer that he is going to harm him. >> police chief greg sir says the man shifted away from the baton rendering it inefactive so the police officer went to the pepper spray. the man was ultimately arrested. >> the court made a finding that there was probable cause. >> now the public defender's office says the man was bruised in this incident. they are also asking that the case be dismissed. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> one of the most wanted terrorists in the world has been identified. the isis executioner, known as jihadi john is really month homed emwazi. he was born in kuwait but g

raymond chew is trying to wake up bernard warren and remove him from a muni bus. whole thing escalates quickly. he can be seen pepper spraying warren and hitting him with his baton. chiao says warren threatened him. the officer was simply doing as he was trained. warren has been charged with resisting arrest and threatening an officer. the video was released by the public defender's office, which is representing warren. >>> according to the most recent statistics, at least half the people shot and killed by police every year in the united states have mental health problems, that's according to a 2013 report by the treatment advocacy center and national sheriff's association. bay area law enforcement are trying to do something about that. abc 7 news reporter vick lee joins us from redwood city tonight to explain. >> these crisis intervention training programs are important for law enforcement officers. i just attended one in belmont. and, you know, in almost every county in the bay area most of the subjects of officer involved shootings are mentally challenged. in

. >> the officer ends up striking bernard warren five times in the legs and squirting pepper spray in his eyes or resisting arrest. public defender says the injuries reported hospital treatment. >> according to use of force, officers are supposed to diffuse situations. >> officers get training dealing with people that are mentally ill. >> police chief greg sur believes the officer responded appropriately to someone threatening to harm him. >> he continues to tell the officer that he's going to beat his behind you can hear of officer say get on the ground. there is no compliance. >> the public defender finds similarities in which a paralyzed man says he tried to dump him from a wheelchair. >> we want to make sure this doesn't happen to anyone else. there is a process when someone believes that officers acted other than they should. >> he says the charges of resisting arrest should be dismissed. the district attorney tells me evidence is being reviewed for now the officer is still on patrol. >> as the chief says law enforcement officers train for those encounters all the time. and tonig

. >> the officer ends up striking bernard warren five times in the legs and squirting pepper spray in his eyes or resisting arrest. public defender says the injuries reported hospital treatment. >> according to use of force, officers are supposed to diffuse situations. >> officers get training dealing with people that are mentally ill. >> police chief greg sur believes the officer responded appropriately to someone threatening to harm him. >> he continues to tell the officer that he's going to beat his behind you can hear of officer say get on the ground. there is no compliance. >> the public defender finds similarities in which a paralyzed man says he tried to dump him from a wheelchair. >> we want to make sure this doesn't happen to anyone else. there is a process when someone believes that officers acted other than they should. >> he says the charges of resisting arrest should be dismissed. the district attorney tells me evidence is being reviewed for now the officer is still on patrol. >> as the chief says law enforcement officers train for those encounters all the time. and tonig

. >> reporter: a judge yesterday found reason for bernard warren to be set for trial. they say more needs to be done to train police officers to de- escalate violent confrontation. >> david stevenson in san francisco, thank you. >>> 1500 b.a.r.t. riders may have been exposed to measles. the person road b.a.r.t. into san francisco last friday between 4:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. the health department reached out to the patient's family and other people who came in contact with the person. this is the second time someone road b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. says the first person road on a busier line between contra costa county and san francisco. that could exposed 25,000 riders. >>> next monday the minimum wage in oakland is going up by $3 an hour. someone working 40 hours a week their way will go from $360 to $490. how will businesses keep from passing along the increase to customers? ktvu's rob roth found one restaurant that came up with a solution. >> at the homestead workers were repairing for the lunch crowd while the owners are preparing to make changes here. on monday the minimum w

the situation -- bernard warren. the situation escalated when warren told him to stop touching him and threatened to beat up the officer. [bleep] >> he made some comments to the officer who immediately takes the situation and turns into something violent. >> officer chu used his police baton and pepper spray to make the arrest. warren is facing a misdemeanor charge of threatening a police officer. police chief greg suhr says he's reviewed the incident. he thinks the use of force was justified. >>> an oakland man is in jail this morning accused of sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl and forcing her into hue map trafficking. 32-year-old patrick leo simmons is due to appear in court later today. an undercover operation led officers to a motel in sunnyvale. now, according to the santa clara county d.a.'s office, simmons met the teenager on social media. undercover agents arranged for a date with the girl through a website. they recovererred her through a -- recovered her through a motel room. they found simmons nearby wit

warren. >> the video shows bernard leaving and appearing to circle back.that's when the officer struck him with a baton. >> this is not a situation where this kind of force was necessary. the officer makes it sound like he was under attack in the police report. it's just the opposite. >> the police report says the man moved away from the offer's baton, making the hit ineffective. then the officer used pepper spray before the man was arrested. police chief greg sur has seen the video but sees the encounter very differently. >> i'm comfortable since it's been held over for trial and viewed by the district attorney that they're not seeing anything as shocking as he would have anybody believe. >> the public defender's office is calling for more police training. they're asking that the charges be dismissed. reporting live in san francisco christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christi, thank you. also in the city mayor ed lee breaking ground for a new health care center today. the building is at the intersection of mission and south vaness. they treat the homele

jeff adachiit shows officer raymond chiu waking up bernard warren.a homeless man who fell asleep on a muni bus. >> pam: the officer tries to get warren train.at one point pushing him.and later hit warren with a baton and pepper sprayed him. >> pam: police chief greg suhr says wrong.and had to take action because warren was not complying. >> pam: chief suhr also accused public defender adachi of trying his case in the media.now that a judge says put warren on trial. >> pam: grant? hospitalization for issues including seizures vomiting blood, fluid in their lungs dangerously slow heartbeats, respiratory arrest gastric burn, and comas. liquid detergent packet exposure is also linked to the death of a 7-month-old boy in florida. >> grant: liquid detergent packets have been known to be hazardous to children since at least 2012, but only a few manufacturers have taken steps to reduce these serious risks. >> grant: the cpsc already requires child-resistant packaging for many household products, including over- the-counter medicines and cleaning agents. these rules have prevented countless injuries and deaths to children. expanding these rul

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