chief bill scott said it's not fair to lump together sfpd and the memphis police. >> we've got policies in place and people are accountable with training in place and a culture where that type of behavior is unacceptable. we have a call for it in this organization, for that type of behavior. >> reporter: reverend amos brown invited law enforcement and leaders to the third baptist church to talk about preventing police brutality. >> it sets us back. >> reporter: retired captain yolonda williams is the president of officers for justice and her organization has been pushing to hire more black brown officers to police their own communities. >> we witnessed it in 2023, the polar opposite of what we fought so hard for. now, it's a greater understanding for me and i think others . the color is not what makes the difference in the delivery of the police service. it is actually the content of your heart . if you are still an ethical person. >> reporter: johnson cried when he saw the police bit beating video and it made him more fearful of the police. >> there is the dichotomy. >> reporter: the p

chief bill scott said it's not fair to one together sf pd and the memphis police department. >> we have policies in place and hold people accountable. put good training in place and create a culture where that type of behavior is unacceptable. i think we have a culture in this organization where that type of behavior is unacceptable. >> reporter: reverend brown invited law-enforcement, faith and community leaders to third baptist church to doug about preventing police brutality. >> it sets us back. >> reporter: a retired sf pd captain , she has been pushing to hire more black and brown officers to police their own communities. >> we witnessed in the year 2023, the polar opposite of what we had fought so hard for. now it is a greater understanding for me and others . the color is not what makes the difference in the delivery of the police service. it is the contents of your heart. if you are an ethical person. >> reporter: johnson said he cried when he saw the police beating video. and it has made him more fearful of the police. >> all cops are not bad. there is a dichotomy. >> the prote

chief bill scott says it's not fair to lump together as fpd and the memphis police department. >> hold people accountable to policies and create a culture where that type of behavior is unacceptable and i think we have a culture in this organization where that type of behavior is unacceptable. >> reporter: reverend amos brown invited -- to talk about police brutality. yolanda williams is the president of officers for justice. her organization has been pushing more black and brown officers to police their own communities. >> in 2023 we have seen the polar opposite of what we have fought so hard for. now it's a greater understanding for me and i think others that the color is not what makes the difference in the delivery of the police service. it is actually the contents of your heart if you still are -- >> reporter: johnson said he cried when he saw the police video. >> all cops are not bad. there is the dichotomy p >> reporter: a few people spray-painted graffiti during the march and some protesters try to stop them. overall no major damage and no arrests. >>> -- was also at the protes

. >> well, san francisco's police chief bill scott says that his department is now investigating the incident involving a gallery owner and an unhoused woman. yesterday morning. we showed you this video of collier going using a hose on a woman who was sitting on the sidewalk. this was on montgomery street right near north beach in the jackson square neighborhood. now, wind has told several outlets that he called police and social services several times and then on monday when this happened, he said he told her to move and she threw trash cans and yelled back at him. supervisor aaron peskin says that he wants when charged glenn has since apologized and is now facing multiple threats since the video was posted on social media. now yesterday police chief bill scott tweeted in part, quote, i understand that there is frustration out there and there is an impulse to act right now. what we need to civility. if you are frustrated with the situation, please do not act on their anger. take a step back and call the police so we can help. that is why we are here. we'll take a break here. coming

focus on the fact i spent 2 years in the police department working for my former boss and friend bill scott. there were 14 years i spent thin san francisco city attorney office that taught me a lot about city government and lot about the law and during that time there were a couple cases that went up to the u.s. supreme court. one called heller, one called mcdonald that made any meaningful gun control very difficult in the united states of america. what bhakes it more difficult is the political dinomic in washington that makes gun control virtually impossible and we will change that in years to come but until then, community based organizations are the best hope we got and there isn't a finer organization doing the work of anti-violence then united playas. honor to be here. it is important to do this and was pleased to hear from the chief that these kinds of programs work. i'm a believer in them as well, but it is also important to point out the work united playas isn't just getting guns off the street but that is incredibly important. it is providing programming for youth and providing pro

. >> in a meeting police chief bill scott clarified the person being sprayed identifies as a man.o arrest has been made but police confirm the incident is under investigation and will be presented to the da. >> the police department will not arrest the man for that without a warrant. is the police department seeking a warrant? >> we will present that for evaluation and see what happens with the district attorney. >> dr. brown says what happened is unacceptable and to the city needs to come together to tackle the homelessness issue that also believes this. >> i do not think white percent they would have been treated this way. >> she has a son living on the streets of san francisco and says they struggled when it came to trying to get her son help. >> people are not getting things done and communicating well with each other. the police need to communicate with the hr 360, with nonprofits and nonprofits need to communicate with work supervisors. that is not what is happening right now. it is not a good situation. >> dr. brown says he is not looking for an arrest but wants this to be

san francisco's police chief bill scott tweeted an update saying the video is under investigation and they are developing a case to prevent to the district attorney. chief scott says the city needs civility and is urging people not to act on their anger and instead call police for help. we spoke to the man seen in this video. whim he refused to say why he sprayed the woman he did say other business owners have call police on the woman several times only to see her repeatedly return. he also said he wishes he did not act out with his anger this way. >>> let's get back to our storm coverage. the rain obviously saturating the ground, one of the most common problems we're seeing is all those fallen trees. the roots can no longer handle the amount of water in the ground. in the past week in the city of campbell at least ten redwoods have come crashing down including one that smacked into an rv. key signs that they could potentially fall. >> saturated ground with a serious lean, weight on one side of the tree that is excessively obvious, sometimes the tree will begin to squup root and you s

it included religious leaders, community members and police chief bill scott.many spoke about what measures they feel need to be considered to prevent police brutality right here in the bay area. chief scott says san francisco police are committed to doing better than what unfolded in memphis. >> but what we try to do one is you have to have the accountability. we have a police commission that county we have chief police of those and it's got to be fair with the process. you know, the thing we have invested a whole lot of time and so we can get better at those types of situations. >> chief says they have a dedicated task force called field training and force options which examines the police department's procedures so they can learn from the past and come out better in the future. we're going hear more about this on kron. 4 news at 8. >> colin kaepernick is releasing a new documentary taking aim at police violence and corruption. >> this is one of the most powerful projects ever been involved with. >> the project focuses on the bakersfield police department whi

. >> san francisco police chief bill scott is addressing the nichols case and at a community rally yesterday afternoon he expressed horror at the officers' actions and commended the police department's swift action. >> the chief made sure the investigation happened quickly. once she got the information, she took action and terminated the five involved officers, and then the prosecutor in that county acted within a couple of weeks. we don't usually see things happen that way. >> chief scott did go on to assure the public that his department remains committed to the reform that started six years ago after an extensive review by the department of justice. the rally for police reform in memory of tyre nichols was held at the third baptist church in san francisco. as for the five former memphis police officers charged in nichols' death, they are set to be arraigned on february 17th. among the charges they face, second-degree murder, aggravated kidnapping and aggravated assault. the "today" show will have continuing coverage on the tyre nichols case live from memphis coming up at 7:00 right after

. >> in a meeting police chief bill scott clarified the person being sprayed identifies as a man.arrest has been made but police confirm the incident is under investigation and will be presented to the da. >> the police department will not arrest the man for that without a warrant. is the police department seeking a warrant? >> we will present that for evaluation and see what happens with the district attorney. >> dr. brown says what happened is unacceptable and to the city needs to come together to tackle the homelessness issue that also believes this. >> i do not think white percent they would have been treated this way. >> she has a son living on the streets of san francisco and says they struggled when it came to trying to get her son help. >> people are not getting things done and communicating well with each other. the police need to communicate with the hr 360, with nonprofits and nonprofits need to communicate with work supervisors. that is not what is happening right now. it is not a good situation. >> dr. brown says he is not looking for an arrest but wants this to be a

the police chief bill scott says the department will have all hands on deck for the city's lunar new year parade next weekend. >> it is not only the event but the after effect that makes people not want to do anything. we have to be more resilient than that. we have to mourn our losses and take care of the town and all that but we have to live our lives and keep going. >> reporter: they also stepped up foot patrols through chinatown to help ease safety concerns. beat officers in chinatown have been making extra efforts to make deeper connections and build trust in the community. >> oftentimes people would rather call them directly than 911. i don't advise that but if that is the way you communicate we'll take it. >> reporter: the san francisco city attorney says he will be one of many participating in the lunar new year parade next weekend and says he is confident the police department will help make the event as safe as possible. he says he has also recently designated a staff attorney to focus on enforcing red flag laws. >> if you know of someone a danger to themselves or to others

religious leaders, community members and even police chief bill scott. >> all coming together to prevent another tragedy. they were discussing the death of tyree nichols and what measures need to be taken to prevent police brutality in the bay brown brings us together and what he calls chief scott says he condemns what happened in memphis along with shocking u.s.. there's no place for that in this profession. nichols was pulled over on january 7th for what police say was reckless driving body camera and street lamp camera footage shows a group of officers repeatedly beating nichols as he cries for his mother. nichols died 3 days later. chief scott says this incident is impacting police departments around the country that back and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his department in a fair way to process. they also have a special unit created to prevent these types of incidents. the name of field training course options. and that is what they do for time. examine. >> procedures are protocols, tact

police chief bill scott says the department will have extra patrols on hand for the event, and encourages people to go out and enjoy it. >> we got to live our lives and keep going. that's way we want to be there. make people feel safe, make them know that we are there. let them know that we are there so that we can move on and live our lives. >> reporter: the parade is scheduled for next saturday evening. it's actually going to go right by here in chinatown. tonight, though, the focus remains on these victims. the vigil here behind me is expected to go for about the next hour. >> people are still very raw. emotions very real right now. thank you very much. >>> meanwhile and half moon bay, a memorial of flowers, candles, and stuffed animals is growing for the victims of monday's shooting rampage. a local choir also stopped by to offer support through song. a spokesperson for the choir says the group did not realize the emotional impact their singing had until they got there. >> we are a community choir that sings for families and for people that are sick, people that are passing, that's wh

police chief bill scott tweeted in part understand that there is frustration out there and that there's an impulse to act right now. what we need is civility. if you are frustrated with the situation, please do not act on your anchor. take a step back. call the police so that we can help. that is why we're here in quote. well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, 8 billion dollar jackpot with no and now my view didn't play. we're looking at the recent trend of record-breaking prizes. we'll be right back after the break. rival. well, come on back to the kron. 4 morning news. time for you is now 04:44am. yesterday. john, i had a some appointments at to cancel those appointments because it was storming a day gone going reschedule them for today. and a lot of people probably doing the same thing as you so make sure to schedule before that. >> before later, because it's going to be a busy thursday for running those errands getting everything done. you know that everyone's trying to capitalize on this dry one before you were right back to the rain and the stormy weather this weekend. >>

. >> as for that now, viral video, the police chief in san francisco bill scott says his department is investigating no word as of now, if any charges with kron four's haaziq madyun. >> i said why us? >> why did you start with the first role and maybe work your way back? we've got a first class ticket. what's this about? >> hardy nickerson senior and his family are describing what they feel was a very an american experience on an american airlines plane tuesday, traveling from charlotte, north carolina, to san francisco after he his wife amy and their son hardy junior were seeded in their first class seats. they say that gate attendant told them they had to move to coach class because someone over fuel this claim. >> and so, therefore, we're to happen. and consequently, the pilot has determined that the wait, there's too much weight in first class. and so we have we're asking you to go back to coax. they say they never were seated in coach to begin with and being the only black passengers seated in first class. amy nicholson says she believes they were singled out because of their race

police chief bill scott says he understands the increased worry but says the department will have all hands on deck for the city's massive parade next weekend. >> it is not only the event but the after effect that makes people not want to do anything. we have to be more resilient than that. we have to mourn our losses and take care of the trauma but we have to live our lives and keep going. >> nbc bay area's jose quin tanoh was at today's briefing and will join us with the recent changes made by the city to increase safety for upcoming events. >>> we are just three days away from the big game. we're talking about the niners taking on the eagles in philly with a trip to the super bowl on the line. of course 49ers head out to philly tomorrow but our own anthony flores got a jump-start, got on a plane today. we'll check in with him in just a bit. >>> plus the top figure skaters in the country hit the ice in san jose. so beautiful. who should we be keeping a close eye on in the u.s. figure skating championships? our scott budman at the shark tank today will be giving us the 411. >>> befor

francisco police chief bill scott says the incident has been transferred to the department's investigationeau chief scott says that they're working to present a case to the district attorney. >> all right. take a live look outside here soaked golden gate bridge almost everywhere around the bay is so today. but fortunately, we're going to get a little bit of a reprieve tomorrow. well, what you're seeing with your very own corroborated now by. >> radar track. yeah, radar track. it's really been a starter the past couple of days. science really has evolved so we can actually plan our day, keep everybody safe. so let's talk about what you need to know. >> all right. happening now, we're still watching again that stormtracker 4 showing new activity can see it right here. all things that must eric river just bring us more rain stormtracker 4 showing you reading. you're going to see that to the north. some spots in san francisco, but really it sacramento and the mountains that are most of the activity right now. taking a look. you can see richmond all the way up to fairfield on 80. we have a lot

and at this time, i want to introduce our chief of police, bill scott. [applause] >> thank you, mayor breed. good morning, everybody. i want to start my remarks with thanks to mayor london breed. a year ago, almost a year ago today, mayor breed and i stood right over there, right behind these cameras, after one of the worse nights that we've had in a long time in the city. i don't want to regurjitate that story but what i want to highlight is what happened that day and afterwards because of the leadership of this mayor. i was angry, quite frankly, i was sick to my stomach. and the impact that that left to the people that come here to work and shop and the damage that it did to my city worldwide. mayor, we made a promise that day, that things would change. and i stood behind her to make sure that we delivered. and when i say we, i'm talking about all the people that you see back here and the people behind you. we as a community, had to deliver her promise to make this community and this city safer. i will say, we still have work to do but i'm going to sha

gary palmer's proposal to cap spending on suspension bills, scott per's proposal for additional conferencetings ahead of key votes. the proposal on standalone appropriations bills, and a big proposal limiting for suspensio waivers from perry jim rice proposal to keep cosponsors amendment in order, a firm 70 t hour publication of bills befor calling for great and into remote participation in committee work by members of congress. gate let me be clear, kevin mc carthy is the odds on favorite to become speaker, now some members have stated that they will not vote for mc carthy no matter what, these quotes never kevin's whatever you want to call them, they nip they don't have a plan to install another speaker as a matter of fact almost every day they nominate somebody else, there is no with the motion to vacate and all these other concessions and complete agreement on the agenda as it relates to investigations, his commitments to america, it is kind of time they start getting to work for they should have been done before january 3rd, a of now, there is no viable alternative for a concrete visi

. >> chief bill scott calling the incident in memphis a setback for the profession of policing. >> so many of us work hard to get better at what we do, to get better at not having those things happen. it is hard to watch. >> in san francisco he says they have invested a lot of effort and money in training trying to make sure incidents like this don't happen. in 2021 the police commission adopted and improved use of force policy in the wake of the murder of george floyd. >> what you can do is put policies in place, hold people accountable to those policies, put training in place and create a culture where that type of behavior is unacceptable. >> memphis police dismantled and the specialized unit involved in the death of terry nichols. >> that could have been my child. i am here because i want change. >> paulette brown is determined to be part of that change, she lost her son to gun violence. >> if it takes meetings like this to continue to happen, and sometimes we have to be the change because those mothers are going to have to continue to fight. >> tara campbell abc7news. >> a verifi

religious leaders, community members and even police chief bill scott. >> all coming together to prevent another tragedy. they were discussing the death of tyree nichols and what measures need to be taken to prevent police brutality in the bay brown brings us together and when he calls chief scott says he condemns what happened in memphis along with shocking u.s.. there's no place for that. in this profession. nichols was pulled over on january 7th for what police say was reckless driving body camera and street lamp camera footage shows a group of officers repeatedly beating nichols as he cries for his mother. nichols died 3 days later. chief scott says this incident is impacting police departments around the country that back policing and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his department in a fair way to process. they also have a special unit created to prevent these types of incidents this field training course options. and that is what they do for time. examine. >> procedures are protocols, ta

. >> bill scott addressed the nichols case at a rally this afternoon and expressed horror at the officers' actions and commended the memphis police department as swift actions. >> make sure that the investigation happens quickly once they got the information, she took action and terminated the five involved officers, and then the prosecutor in the county acted within a couple weeks. we don't usually see things happen that way. >> chief scott went on to assure the public his department remains committed to the reform it started six years ago after an extensive review by the department of justice. the rally for police reform in memory of tyre nichols was held at the third baptist church in san francisco. as for the five former memphis police officers charged with nichols' death, they are set to be arraigned on february 17. among the charges, second degree murder, aggravated kidnapping and aggravated assault. the ex-officers have been released from jail on bond. >> it has been a deadly week after multiple mass shootings. the community came together outside san jose city hall to honor the vic

the police chief, bill scott says the department will have extra patrols on hand for that event, encouragingenjoy it. >> we have to live our lives and keep going. that's why we want to be there and be there to make people feel safe and let people know we are there so we can move on and live our lives. >> some in the asian american community said there's obstacles to seeking support, due to cultural or language barriers or lack of resources. they say the time is now to break down the barriers. stay with cbs news bay area for our continuing coverage of the recent mass shooting investigations, and we will bring it to you with the latest on air and online. >>> jess has the latest on weather. a good weekend, right? >> for the most part, mild. cooler than the last couple days. a question for you. you came from the east bay this morning, patchy fog? clear? >> i meant to tell you this, i was driving, i thought it was gotham city. the east bay looking ominous. >> due to the winds dying down, we are left with a lot more patchy fog, all throughout the bay area this morning. keep it in mind for your mor

i'm bill scott, chief of police for the san francisco police department, at first of all, let me say thanks to all of you for being here in this rain. um hopefully, we'll get relief from the rain and the coming days. but again, it's another example of how this city pulls together to get through emergencies and hard times and all the people standing up here with me. other reason that that happens along with you all and the public, so thank you for that. we have more bad weather to get through. and i want to thank our emergency, uh, department of emergency management, dm and mary ellen carroll park department and all the workers in the city and county of san francisco who have come together to get us through this this period of bad weather. so what? we're here for today. number one i want to say going. hey, fat choy, and i wanna say happy new year to everybody. the lunar new year is really a time to celebrate. but it's also a time that we need to remind each other how we need to come together as a community to keep each other safe. this is the 26 year that sfc safety awareness for ever

. >> religious leaders, community members and even police chief bill scott all coming together to prevent another tragedy. they were discussing the death of tyree nichols and what measures need to be taken to prevent police brutality in the bay area brings us together and what he calls chief scott says he condemns what happened in memphis along with shocking u.s.. there's no place for that. in this profession. nichols was pulled over on january 7th for what police say was reckless driving body camera and street lamp camera footage shows a group of officers repeatedly beating nichols as he cries for his mother. nichols died 3 days later. chief scott says this incident is impacting police departments around the country that back and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his department in a fair way to process. they also have a special unit created to prevent these types of incidents. the name of that in field training course options. and that is what they do for time. examine. >> procedures are protoco

religious leaders, community members and even police chief bill scott. >> all coming together to prevent another tragedy. they were discussing the death of tyree nichols and what measures need to be taken to prevent police brutality in the bay area brings us together. and when he calls chief scott says he condemns what happened in memphis along with shocking u.s.. there's no place for that in this profession. nichols was pulled over on january 7th for what police say was reckless driving body camera and street lamp camera footage shows a group of officers repeatedly beating nichols as he cries for his mother. nichols died 3 days later. chief scott says this incident is impacting police departments around the country that back policing and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his department in a fair way to process. they also have a special unit created to prevent these types of incidents this field training course options. and that is what they do for time. examine. >> procedures are protocols, tac

religious leaders, community members and even police chief bill scott. >> all coming together to prevent another tragedy. they were discussing the death of tyree nichols and what measures need to be taken to prevent police brutality in the bay area brings us together and what he calls chief scott says he condemns what happened in memphis along with shocking u.s.. there's no place for that. in this profession. nichols was pulled over on january 7th for what police say was reckless driving body camera and street lamp camera footage shows a group of officers repeatedly beating nichols as he cries for his mother. nichols died 3 days later. chief scott says this incident is impacting police departments around the country that back policing and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his department in a fair way to process. they also have a special unit created to prevent these types of incidents this field training course options. and that is what they do for time. examine. >> procedures are protocols, tac

police chief bill scott last night told the police commission the person being sprayed actually identifiesn. and scott says that person chose not to pursue charges at the scene. but police are still putting a report together. >> a report was taken and the investigation is happening, in addition to the witness that we interviewed, looking for other witnesses. we're going to proceed with presenting the case to the district attorney's office. >> scott says any charge would be a misdemeanor and an arrest would be sought only if the d.a.'s office issues a warrant. when we spoke to the business owner, he told us several nearby businesses had run-ins with the same person, but he wishes he had not acted out in that way. >>> a tiff this morning in washington. >> a government agency actually proposed changes to gas stoves and now it's boiling over. >> some of this has got to be performative. there was a series of studies showing gas stoves emit enough pollutants to be dangerous and may contribute to life-long asthma. enough the average person may have said that science looks solid, i'm going to set

during last nights meeting, bill scott says once the investigation is complete, it will be presentedrict attorney for a decision on charges. >> the police department will not arrest the gentleman for that. not without a warrant. is the police apartment seeking a warrant? >> we will present that for evaluation and we will see what happens with the district attorney. >> that video absolutely shows the frustration of the citizens of san francisco but also shows the vulnerability of these people living on the streets. to be hosed down when it incredibly freezing cold outside , it is inhumane. >> the head of the san francisco branch of the naacp says you cannot ignore race in this situation. dr. amos brown says what happened is unacceptable and the city needs to come together to tackle the homelessness issue. the gallery owner talked to abc 7 dion lim on tuesday saying the homeless individual refused to move. collier gwen says he understands it's an awful thing to do but there have been various attempts to help the person who block to sidewalks and entryways and says a person spent a few

religious leaders, community members and even police chief bill scott. >> all coming together to prevent another tragedy. they were discussing the death of tyree nichols and what measures need to be taken to prevent police brutality in the bay brown brings us together and when he calls chief scott says he condemns what happened in memphis along with shocking u.s.. there's no place for that. in this profession. nichols was pulled over on january 7th for what police say was reckless driving body camera and street lamp camera footage shows a group of officers repeatedly beating nichols as he cries for his mother. nichols died 3 days later. chief scott says this incident is impacting police departments around the country that back and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his department in a fair way to process. they also have a special unit created to prevent these types of incidents. the name of that its field training course options. and that is what they do for time. examine. >> procedures are proto

. >> police chief bill scott says the incident has been turned over to the department's investigation bureau. and stephany mayor breed says that she hopes the services at the new maria center will help the people that don't want to be helped. back to you. >> yeah, hopefully this new resource will help lots of people. thank you so much, camila for your coverage of the story. well, stunning new details on the kidnapping case of baby brandon couillard in san jose. prosecutors say one of the suspects use any of guadalupe ramirez is now denying her guilt in the case despite pleading no contest, all charges 5 months ago. ramirez now claiming her estranged husband forced her to kidnap baby brandon by holding a gun to her head. but deputy da says. but the deputy da says that her office has presented significant evidence proving ramirez was behind the kidnapping. right now, the suspect faces up to 14 years in prison for this case. her alleged accomplice jose faces up to 5 years. a new sentencing hearing has been set for march. 20th. and east palo alto police officer has been released from the

so chief bill scott touched on this concerned about retaliation saying in part, i understand that there is frustration out there and that there is an impulse to act right now. what we need to civility. if you're frustrated with a situation, please do not act on your anger. take a step back and called the police so we can help. that is why we are here. the california senate race is nearly 2 years away and sitting senator dianne feinstein has not announced if she will seek reelection, but washington correspondent alexandra limon reports other democrats are very ready and prepared to run. >> with the midterm elections barely behind us. california needs a warrior. congresswoman katie porter announced she's running for senate in 2024 and she promises to take on wall street. big oil and big pharma. i use whatever power. i have speak hard truths to the powers that her announcement comes before any word on whether current senator dianne feinstein plans to seek re-election. fellow democrats like congressman lou correa say senator feinstein deserves respect. we have to give her the respect and in

religious leaders, community members and even police chief bill scott. >> all coming together to prevent another tragedy. they were discussing the death of tyree nichols and what measures need to be taken to prevent police brutality in the bay area. every brown brings us together and what he calls chief scott says he condemns what happened in memphis along with shocking u.s.. there's no place for that. in this profession. nichols was pulled over on january 7th for what police say was reckless driving body camera and street lamp camera footage shows a group of officers repeatedly beating nichols as he cries for his mother. nichols died 3 days later. chief scott says this incident is impacting police departments around the country that back and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his department in a fair way to process. they also have a special unit created to prevent these types of incidents. the name of field training course options. and that is what they do for time. examine. >> procedures are pr

. >> as for that viral video, police chief bill scott says his department is investigating no word yet on if any charges will be filed or reporting in the newsroom. stephanie lynn justine, back to you. stephanie, thank you. >> east palo alto police officers recovering right now after being shot during a traffic stop. here's a map of where police say the shooting took place just after 11 last night in east palo alto in the area for dumb purdue avenues. it's a residential area. investigators are saying that an officer pulled over a car for a traffic stop and the driver ran off and that's when officers started chasing the man down the block. police say the driver fired a gun and shot the officer. officers are saying they did not fire back and we're able to get the suspect into custody. the officer injured is a five-year veteran of the police department and is expected to survive and the suspect is 44 year-old. willie wiley from east palo alto. he is in custody now. this is the firearm. officers say that they recovered. they're saying it's a ghost gun. that was converted to be fully automa

mayor london breed police chief bill scott and d. a brook jenkins were in the city's chinatown district this morning with other city and state leaders talked with business owners about how to prevent extortion, burglary and robbery . jenkins had tips for residents , business owners and visitors to chinatown. try not to travel or shop alone, especially at night. don't carry large amounts of money. for where flashy jewelry or purses also remember that scams do increase during this time of year. don't give money to anyone that you do not know. the days office victim services division is also available for victims of crimes in chinatown, turning back now to the weather forecast for today, we can see the rain is happening right behind us. let's turn things over to meteorologist mark tamayo with more on whether rain stands right now, mark guys, yes, still talking about some light to moderate rain across the bay area. thankfully we're not talking about extreme downpours. for today. it's been kind of a frequent occurrence. unfortunately over

religious leaders, community members and even police chief bill scott. >> all coming together to prevent another tragedy. they were discussing the death of tyree nichols and what measures need to be taken to prevent police brutality in the bay area. every brown brings us together. and when he calls chief scott says he condemns what happened in memphis along with shocking u.s.. there's no place for that. in this profession. nichols was pulled over on january 7th for what police say was reckless driving body camera and street lamp camera footage shows a group of officers repeatedly beating nichols as he cries for his mother. nichols died 3 days later. chief scott says this incident is impacting police departments around the country that back and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his department in a fair way to process. they also have a special unit created to prevent these types of incidents this field training course options. and that is what they do for time. examine. >> seager's our protocols,

here it seems if you take ktim scott's bill and cory booker's bill, you find the best part that would be the good foundation. what. >> here is what i would say. i think the -- there are good elements to tim scott's bill and cory booker's bill, but, there is tweaks made and proposed, talking about tweaking qualified immunity, not ending it and tweaking no knock raids, and talking about adding additional funding to a corrupt system. we see this in government often, when government fails their answer is we don't have enough money, the answer here is simple. the problem is officers like this get away with aggressions after aggression after victimization, without any accountability, until they feel invincible to point they beat someone to death on multiple camera angles thinking nothing will happen, the solution end qualified immunity if city or local government involved settles instead of letting individual officers get sued, instead of making taxpayers foot the bill take it out of police pension fund, you will watch police officers so quickly act to root out bad actors in their departmen

san francisco police chief bill scott says the challenge is finding common ground for police departments across the country. with 18,000 police departments. you know, we're not a country that has a national police force, like some countries do so it becomes a little bit more difficult in terms of enforcing standardized training across the country. chief scott says he san francisco police department has a policy that stresses respect for every citizen they served. people who knew tyree nichols gathered at a skatepark in sacramento to remember and honor him. nichols lived in sacramento until 2020 when he moved to memphis last night skaters, friends and community members held a memorial at sunset, focusing on the time they had together. we chose the skatepark because this is where everybody knew tyree from this is where our childhood memories are from. thank all of you for your continued support for our family and just making sure his name is never forgotten. friends of the event also pushed for police reform. several 100 people attended the memorial. the oakland police department is again

religious leaders, community members and even police chief bill scott. >> all coming together to preventnother tragedy. they were discussing the death of tyree nichols and what measures need to be taken to prevent police brutality in the bay brown brings us together and when he calls chief scott says he condemns what happened in memphis along with shocking u.s.. there's no place for that. in this profession. nichols was pulled over on january 7th for what police say was reckless driving body camera and street lamp camera footage shows a group of officers repeatedly beating nichols as he cries for his mother. nichols died 3 days later. chief scott says this incident is impacting police departments around the country that back and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his department in a fair way to process. they also have a special unit created to prevent these types of incidents this field training course options. and that is what they do for time. examine. >> procedures are protocols, tactical situ

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the police chief bill scott tweeted in part, i understand there's a frustration out there and there'slse to act right now. what we need to civility. if you're frustrated with the situation, please do not act on your anger, take a step back and call the police so we can help. that is why we are here. >> 6.38 on the clock and state lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. now speaking out after governor newsom unveiled his proposed state budget. this comes as california faces a projected multi-billion dollar shortfall. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has story. well, the governor argues the proposed budget prioritizes the needs of californians, but some legislators on both sides of the aisle have expressed concerns. >> in-person governor gavin newsom was met with applause tuesday after laying out his proposed budget for the next fiscal year. but across the capital, reaction has been mixed for the 297 billion dollar package to the governor of alice will tackle the state's top issues from homelessness to education to drought, to housing, to health care and wildfire mitigation. contin

think something for everyone, any taste that you haven't movies, you can find something to like bill it. scott spread looking forward to the belly knowledge and is a reminder of the top story with following for you today. the german defense minister boris storia says the government has yet to reach a decision on supplying battle tanks to ukraine in the bus at a press conference with the nato chief dalton, doug in berlin. historian, allies could start training ukrainian forces on using this stalks of left the time you're watching daily news live from the lead up. next close up. looks at the question of the scottish independence, and there is of course, always more news and analysis on our website. that's d w dot com, i many kids mckinnon. thanks so much for what can be done with ah, with the start asking themselves to lead or not to leave with briggs. the question of independence is dividing the country. ah, the economic crisis is hitting many hard and those affected hold the government in london responsible. we take a look at the scottish question, kluso next on d w. o . and what are sports al

bill. tim scott had legislation. that wasn't what the democrats brought forward a few years ago. so i think there are some things we can look at, but it's just a difference in i think a philosophy. the democrats always think it's a new law that is going to fix something that terrible. we kind of think that's, you know, no law is going to get that >> i get the ideological. the tim scott bill had a lot of financial incentives. >> sure did. >> and the george floyd bill was some mandatories. why not a federal ban on chokeholds? that is agreed upon, right? a full federal ban on chokeholds for police officers? >> i am for the best training possible but not what we saw there. i don't know any training, any ban -- there was no chokeholds used there. what they did was just continue to beat mr. nichols until -- i don't know that that is the answer. but we, again, we'll look at what we think makes sense to help this, to make sure they have the proper training but no amount of training is going to change what we saw in the video >> i understand that, but why not set some minimum standards so

police she, bill scott, reminding people to call the police and not act on their anger, says the result of the police investigation, but we presented to the district attorney for possible prosecution. do the elected san francisco district attorney, brooke jenkins took the oath of office last night. but it was her six year old daughter who stole the show. i am proud to watch and continue break the barriers serving as an example to other young nation. that, huh? brooklyn who is only in the first day of grade, read a note of congratulations from the vice president kamala harris, who started that same position almost 20 years ago in san francisco. newly sworn in d a pledge to balance criminal justice reform with accountability, everyone in this room and even those beyond it knew was that we did not have to compromise. our liberal and progressive identities for the right to feel safe. celebration concluded with a musical performance by oakland zone dwayne wiggins of tony tony. tony our time not 404 emergency roadwork plan today in the east bay city of lafayette, where part of st mary's road