san francisco officers showed up two weeks ago at the home of journalist, bryan carmody. they broke in with a ram seized computers, cameras, and phones, believed to be connected to the death investigation a public defender, jeff adachi. >> chief bill scott says applications for search warrants did not sufficiently identify bryan carmody as a working journalist. betty yu spoke with the chief tonight. >> reporter: it t scott said there were clarifications that should have been made to bryan carmody's role at the time of the raid. he was identified as a freelance videographer and communications director. >> we did have concerns. there were concerns with language and one of the warrants in particular. we did make mistakes. we do owe an apology, i am an apology. >> reporter: chief bill scott says he owes the apology to the people of san francisco, and to bryan carmody. the journalist home was raided this month in an effort to find a confidential source that leaked public defender 1025's police report. his death was attributed to cocaine and how call, and heart condition. it's

. >> to bryan carmody, as well. >> why? w mistakes. >> mayor reed has ordered an investigation into the issue who leaked to carmody who then sold video, information he gathered and that police report to several stations including abc 7. reed released a statement saying i'm glad the chief acknowledged the mistakes and i remain disappointed in the actions taken in this case up to today. this is unacceptable and we have to do better. bryan carmody declined to comment and his criminal defense attorney wrote, the department needs real reform that the sfpd respects the first amendment and independence of free speech. chief scott is talking to outside agents wouldn't say whether carmody could once again become a suspect. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. >>> developing news, the hiker who disappeared in a hawaiian forest more than two weeks ago has been found alive. amanda eller has not been seen since may 8th. ariel rashef has more on eller's rescue. >> reporter: this morning, jubilation in maui. >> we found her, guys! we di

who leaked the police report about the death of former public defender jeff adachi on journalist bryan carmody. mayor breed declined to comment. but on friday she released a statement which says in part, i'm glad that the chief has acknowledged the department's mistakes and apologize but i remain deeply disappointed by the actions taken in this case up to today. this is unacceptable and we have to do better. the police commissioners are appointed by the mayor and the board of supervisors. they oversee the police department. and today, statements from the commission are the latest in this controversy over the sfpd raid of bryan carmody, a journalist, which has set off a national debate about freedom of the press. back to you. >>> memorial day is usually the start of summer but today it feels more like winter. >> we've seen a little of everything. dark clouds and rain. sun and wind. we want to get to abc7 meteorologist drew touma on the roof. >> reporter: you would think we're in the month of january. today it was significantly cooler than yesterday. we are tracking showers still. live doppler 7

>> to the people of san francisco. >> what about to bryan carmody. >> why? se we made mistakes. >> who leaked the incident report of jeff adachi to carmody who then sold video and information he gathered and that police report to several stations including abc 7. breed released a statement saying i'm glad that the chief has acknowledged the department's mistakes and apologized, but i remain deeply disappointed by the actions taken in this case up to today. this is unacceptable and we have to do better. bryan carmody declined to comment, but the department needs real reform to inform the sfpd respects the first amendment and independence of free speech. he tells me one has not been selected, and he wouldn't say whether carmody could once again become a suspect. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. >> developing news, the hiker who disappeared in the maui forest more than two weeks ago has been found alive. this photo is when rescuers found amanda eller, she hadn't been seen since may 8th. he was spotted by a helicopter in the outskirts of the forest where sh

at issue, the officer's decision to search the home and office of bryan carmody. the raid happened two weeks ago, as part of an investigation into who leaked a police report on the death of public defender jeff adachi. the chief now says he is quote concerned about a lack of due diligence by his investigators before arriving at carmody's door with a sledgehammer and a warrant. >> we made some mistakes in the investigation. so the mistakes caused a compounding of issues in this investigation. and we made mistakes. >> dozens of media agencies and political leaders have criticized the raid, saying police violated the first amendment, and the state's shield law, that protects journalists from revealing confidential sources. nbc bay area does have a long time relationship with bryan carmody and bought video from him that included the police report. >>> a gruesome murder in san francisco and last night, police confirmed they've made two arrests. this comes after they found a dismembered body and a bloody saw while doing a welfare check in the outer mission district. the

officers showed up two weeks ago at the home of bryan carmody. broken with a sledgehammer and battering ram and seized computers, cameras and phones. now, chief bill scott says applications for search warrants did not sufficiently identify carmody as a journalist. he says quote i am specifically concerned by a lack of due diligence by the part of investigators seeking search warrants appropriately addressing mr. carmody's status as a member of the news media. is has raised important questions about our handling of this case and whether the california shield law was violated. that law supposed to protect journalists from being forced to reveal confidential sources. raid on may 10th was part of an effort to find out who leaked a police report on the death of public defender jeff adachi. bryan carmody, who works as a video stream or somehow obtained the police report and sold it to several media outlets. kpix found it unethical and we did not buy it. >>> a san francisco federal judge has partially blocked president trump's plan to fund construction

and internal police report made its way into the hands of freelance videographer, bryan carmody who sells news items to several bay area news stations including ktvu. carmody refused to reveal his source of the document . i'm a 10, the san francisco police raided his home, confiscating millions of dollars worth of video equipment. >> we believe that mr. carmody committed a crime. >> reporter: on the next day, he changed his mind saying that officers did not consult with the das office before obtaining the warrant . >> he's basically saying they hid information from the judges. he should not have written that search warrant. >> reporter: -- >> i can tell you the sergeant that wrote the search warrant obviously did not know mr. carmody. obviously, the police department did because the chief of police issued -- so for them to deny that they knew what level he was involved in, that is not going to fly with me. >> reporter: ssdd released a statement saturday morning that read, "chief scott has made it abundantly clear that transparently transparency and accountability are paramount to a crimin

the chief believes that that journalists bryan carmody is possibly a co-conspirator in the theft, a public defender, dot cheese death report. good evening, everyone thanks for being here great lotus and think you will kiss that death reports said that. >>a dodgy had collapsed in the presence of a woman who was not his wife. it was later found that he had cocaine and alcohol in his system. our and chair stone following this story for us he joins us now live from san francisco, jr. >>some major questions in this story. vicki was this leaked information or did this journalist have an active role you have to excuse it is extremely windy outside as we do this report i just want to make sure my my tripod still standing out here. it is. but was this leaked information or did this journalist have an active role in helping steal this information. the police chief said today that the journalist was a possible co-conspirator in the theft of this report saying that is why they got the search warrant. so the sledgehammer. when we do. >>search warrants there's always an of evaluation look. i'm not going

>>he believes at journalist bryan carmody is possibly a co-conspirator in the theft of public defenders geoff dot cheese death report. thanks for joining us. i'm can wait and i'm pale more that death reports said that a dotty collapse in the presence of a woman who was not his life. it was later found that. >>he had cocaine and alcohol in his system well for sarasota as following the story and he joins us live tonight in san francisco with more jr. >>wolf and there are a number of questions tonight and all of them have to deal with that death report whether that information was leaked or stolen in those questions surface around journalist bryan carmody who you mentioned there before someone who often records things and then sells those things to tv stations. >>we do believe that miss carmi commit a crime and that's what we've been investigating we believe that early on. >>and that investigating involved the raid on journalist bryan carmody, san francisco hall in this video you can see officers who brought sledgehammers to get at. the chief says carmody is a possible co-conspirator and t

. >> bryan carmody's attorney said the department needs real reform to ensure the sfpdsfpdsfpdsfpdsd them. >> he would not say whether carmody could become a suspect. for the i-team, dan noyes. abc7 news. >>> you hear. that there's developing news from northern california where shasta county is experiencing some extraordinary weather. look at this golf ball size hail in redding. the national weather service issued a tornado warning for shasta county. the clouds looked extremely ominous. people were urged to take she. abc7 meteorologist drew touma has been keeping an eye on it. >> this is something you would expect to see in the midwest. this picture coming from loring. the tops of the cumulonimbus clouds were just blooming. we can slice through the stormier this evening and those clouds tops were exceeding 30,000 feet. when you have rising air that fast, it sinks as well. and that creates hail. we saw it widespread in the area of the storm. we'll see some rain over the holiday weekend. >> okay. thank you. >>> you can always check the weather conditions where you live. it gives you acc

weekend the union called on him to resign over the sledgehammer raid over the photojournalist, bryan carmodys a lot of work i need to do right now. we have a lot of good work coming on. i want to see that through. i will stay focused on seeing that through. >> reporter: police are trying to figure out who leaked bryan carmody in the police report . >> that will all come out. it is important at this point not to be pointing fingers. >> reporter: they attended a memorial based ceremony but the mayor says she is withholding judgment about the chief's future. >> i think it is important to we allow the opportunity to play this process out and not jump to any conclusions around whether or not the chief should remain in his position. >> reporter: the police could potentially review any disciplinary decision about the chief. >> this guy has been a terrific chief and to call for his resignation at this point without really any information about what he knew or what he did is not responsible. >> there are two competing narratives, if anybody would suggest to they should believe they would be creating

somebody in the department gave bryan carmody the police report. it's close to home and you would think the police chief would be in on it. he works for the mayor and the mayor is the only one who can remove him from office. that's the person the police officers union is appealing to here. >> okay. >>> well, a five-year battle over a plant in vallejo is over. they will no longer try to build a plant on the water plant. the proposed cement plant said it would bring development and jobs to the city. the opponents thought it would be pollution to the area. they celebrated yesterday. >> we have campaign and food and we'll celebrate. >> we were jumping up and down and screaming. >> we beat them. we won. we beat them. >> on friday, the developers told the city they plan to develop the appeal. the process was taking too long and it was time to move on. >>> and three teens are facings serious charges this morning. they're accused of goingen on a crime spree that end in a violent crash. police spotted the suspects on highway 1 at second street on friday. th

he says he obtained it from a source, but yesterday officers seized bryan carmody's computer, cellphone and other electronic devices from his home. sfpd says in part, dade' actions are one step in the process of investigating a potential case of obstruction of justice along with the illegal distribution of a confidential police report. >>> the small town mayor from indiana running for president made a big splash in the bay area. hundreds of supporters attended a fundraiser in san francisco last night for mayor pete buttigieg cheering as he embraced his husband. he talked about abolishing the electoral college, health care and addressed climate change. >> it is time to treat climate like the security issue that it is. >> he is talking very straightforwardly about climate change, talking with about signer security. >> he is the future for all of us, every generation. >> the 37-year-old military vet withdrawn says it is time for a new generation to step into the white house and create a brighter future for everyone. the democratic hopeful held private fundraisers in the bay area before gre

>>now this is video from bryan carmody the freelance journalist who is now facing misdemeanor and felony charges for his role in getting his hands on public defender. dot she's death report. recently police brought sledgehammers to his home as they were about to come in and raid the place looking for details on where and how he received that report thousands of dollars worth of equipment was taken during that raid the district attorney criticized a search warrant being needed for this. the mayor of san francisco has also been critical of this as well, here's the chief of police that we. >>new the news media and we respected and definitely we will never intentionally violate anybody's rights to do their job and the first amendment we have to look at this we have to really dissect it and be thoughtful about that and then we have to own what we on. and move forward and try to get better and what we do. >>the officers tell us the carmody sold this report to 3 different news organizations for 25 $100 each. the department said today they will be giving him his gear back. we did reach out to ca

bryan carmody sold it and video of the scene to several news organizations here in the bay area. now san francisco police launched an investigation into where that lake came from. bryan said when he couldn't reveal his source, the police raided his home on friday taking more than 50 items from his home and office including camera equipment and computers which he said is keeping him from doing his job as a journalist. >> there were two major stories that's our company would have covered complete bly in the last few days. >> the rights that are protected under the california journalist shield law are also the rates of the public to mow what their government is up to. someone may have broken department policy in releasing the report. but i'm aware of any law that would create a criminal violation for the release of the police report. >> his lawyer will file his motion to quash the search warrants and get the return of his possessions. >> san francisco mayo released a statement saying i believe someone from within the police department needs to be held accountable for the release of t

on may 10, officers rated bryan carmody's home .ended the raid but later apologized, he said he had no intention of stepping down.>> there is a lot of work that we need to do with the men and women of this department right now, we have a lot of work that needs to continue. i'm going to stay focused on seeing that through. >> chief scott and mayor, london breed were at a ceremony yesterday, mayra said. >>> officers had made 973 dui arrests over the weekend. 21 people have been killed, at least half of those victims were not wearing a seatbelt. last year, 37 people died in crashes over the long memorial day weekend. >>> this week, the trial of the two men charged with the deadly ghost ship fire are facing 36 counts of voluntary manslaughter . last week, jurors heard from people who survived the fire as well as the families of fire victims. skaters are trying to prove that harris and derick almena knew it was a fire hazard, and claiming infant -- inspectors did not think the dangerous the warehouse was dangerous. >>> police in lafayett

officer showed up two weeks ago at the home of bryan carmody. they broke in with a sledgehammer and device to break the locks, seized computers, cameras, phones. now scott says he is concerned that applications for search warrants did not sufficiently identify carmody as a journalist and he wants an independent investigation. the rate part of an effort to find out who leak a police report on the death of a public defender jeff adachi. >>> skyhigh rent has caused plenty of tech companies to give up on san francisco, but now some heavy hitters are moving in. glassdoor moving its headquarters into the city, following other companies like pinterest, door dash and susie steimle on what is drawing these companies to san francisco. >> reporter: so often telling you stories about companies that can't afford to stay in the bay area, picking up and leaving. this one is the opposite. glassdoor is moving from mill valley to san francisco. trading in this tranquil marsh in mill valley for this 24 story office building in san francisco's financial district. >

bryan carmody continues to be viewed by investigators as a possible co-conspirator in this. >> police and computers from his home earlier this month, and the case has raised questions about whether the police violated california's law that shields journalists from revealing their sources. uc hastings law professor says they must have hard evidence of another crime for that law to be invalid. >> if instead you came to an agreement with somebody in advance, and say, you go take that, you bring it to me, i will disseminate it, if i get money, i'm going to share the money with you, that is illegal. you cannot conspiracy to hide behind it. >> they want the search documents released to the public, yesterday police agree to release the equipment taken from his home. >>> a district judge in san francisco will hold a hearing on the next steps in the more than 900 federal lawsuits filed against monsanto, by people who claim the company's roundup weed killer caused them to develop cancer. the judge will hear about a tentative plan to rule on certain pretrial motions and then send most of the law

this is in response to chief william scott's apology for a police raid on freelance journalist, bryan carmody is home. this is video of when they made entry carmody was accused of obtaining an unauthorized release of a police report on former public defender jeff is death in a statement, the police commission's president and vice president said in part quote chief scott did what his. what is rare for police chiefs, he apologize to the citizens of san francisco. he did so completely and unequivocally that is the mark of a leader. now the commission's president then vice president also praised mayor linda breeze call for an independent investigation. they say they will eagerly wait for those results. for 32, let's go to the south bay now where police have made an arrest in connection with vandalism at the veterans memorial in san jose rob was double has the story. >>san jose's veterans memorial here on park avenue in downtown san jose was built with donations from the community in this case has touched a nerve after it was vandalized earlier this month, san jose police say they got a lot of tip

bryan carmody obtained a leaked report about the death of a public defender just insulted 23 television stations including ktvu. officers rated his home in a attempt to determine who leaked the report. at first he defended the rate and then later apologized. he said he has no intention of stepping down. >> there is a lot of work i need to do with the men and women of this department. we have a lot of good work going on, that needs to continue. i want to see that through. i will's day focused on seeing that through. >> reporter: chief scott in the mayor london breed bothday. the mayor says she is withholding judgment. >> it has been a busy weekend for the california highway patrol, since friday the 973 a for driving under the influence. there has also been 17 deadly crashes across the state, 21 people have been killed. chp says at least half of those victims were not wearing seatbelts. last year 37 people were killed in crashes over the same period. >>> a push is underway in oakland to address the widespread problem of potholes throughout the city. tomorrow mayor libby shaft will promote

at issue is the officers' decision to search the home and office of bryan carmody, the raid happenedeaked a police report on the death of public defender jeff adachi. the chief says he is concerned about a lack of due diligence by his investigators before arriving at carmody's door with a sledgehammer and a warrant. >> we made some mistakes in the investigation. so the mistakes caused a compounding of issues in this investigation. and we made some mistakes. >> dozens of media agencies and political leaders have criticized the raid saying police violated the first amendment and the state's field law to protect journalists from revealing confidential sources. nbc bay area has a long time relationship with bryan carmody and bought video from him that included the police report. >>> a follow-up of dogs rescued from inhumane conditions. seven pit bulls are up for adoption at the contra costa county animal shelter, they were confiscated from a man, with ten dogs locked in filter crates in a trailer with no food or water. three of the dogs had to be euthanized. the shelter workers hope to f

after receiving national backlash after the department raided the home of freelance journalist, bryan carmody so the chief believes that car money is possibly a co-conspirator in the theft of public defender jeff adachi is death report. you may remember dot she died back in february. the death report said dot she collapsed in the presence of a woman who's not his wife. it was later found out that he had cocaine and alcohol in his system carmody has not given up his source for the information but officers brought sledgehammers to get inside his home in san francisco. >>we are investigating whether this sfpd employees conspired with mr. carmody still the confidential report and financially profit from it they believe that. the report across the line we believe that. what took a part in this and this act to end this criminal activity. >>freedom of speech advocates say that the raid did indeed cross the line the death report also found. cheese and healthy heart contributed to his death. congestion in san francisco has gone from bad to much much worse over the last few years and many blame ridesha

is death officers with a search warrant raided the home and the office of freelance journalist, bryan carmody earlier this month. they seize cameras, phones and computers in search of whoever leaked the information to him a few days ago the chief said that there was concern comedy conspired to steal the confidential report. now the chief is questioning whether the handling of the case violated california's shield law in a statement today. she's got said in part. he is specifically concerned by a lack of due diligence by department investigators in seeking search warrants inappropriately appropriately address saying mister comedy status as a member of the news media. he also said at the request of san francisco mayor london breed. we are seeking an independent impartial investigation by a separate investigatory body that he concluded by saying we understand that faith an sfpd has been shaken and we will work hard to restore it. >>2 men are in critical condition tonight after being shot on a very busy san francisco street this afternoon. police say they found the 2 victims bleeding on the groun

officers raided the home of journalist bryan carmody is may 10th to try to find out who leaked a police report on adachi. they admitted the search is illegal and now calling for an independent investigation into the raid. >>> 4:35 right now. president trump is spending this morning this memorial day in tokyo. he and first lady melania trump are currently at a state dinner with japanese leaders there. this is video of them walking into the japanese imperial palace. day 3 of the visit to japan has been a busy one full of high stakes talks on security and trade. we have the latest on the president's visit. >> reporter: after a weekend of watching sumo wrestling and playing golf he got down to business on monday. hit a high note this morning with a formal visit to the country's newly installed emperor naro hedo. he became the first head of state to greet the emperor who ascended the throne just months ago. he went to the attic palace with shinzo abe. >> chairman kim is looking to create a nation that has great strength economically. >> reporter: north korea is high on the agenda in tokyo. o

he has since apologized for what he now says was an illegal raid on the home of bryan carmody. it was part of an investigation into italy's police report detailing the circumstances surrounding the public defender stuff. in a statement released today the commission president and vice president said his apology was the mark of a leader. they went on to say they would like to see him continue the reform work he has started. yesterday at the police department released a statement that read in part chief scott has made it abundantly clear that transparency and accountability are paramount in his criminal investigation. that's why as fpd is taking an independent impartial third party to take over the original criminal case.>>> lawmakers will look at a bill this week involving police use of force under the assembly bill police can use lethal force only if it's necessary to prevent death or others. that has not changed from the current standard that allows officers to kill someone if they reasonably fear they are in danger. lawmakers will consider a bill that would require insurance p

bryan carmody obtained the police report on the circumstances surrounding his test and sold it and video bay area news organizations including ktvu. he said police took more than 50 items and camera equipment and computers and that is preventing him trom doing his job as a journalist. >> there were two major stories that's our company would have covered completely in the last few days. >> the rights that are protected under the california shield law are not just the rates of journalists us booth right of the public to know what their government is u up to. someone may have broken department policy if they didn't want to, but i'm aware of any law that would create a criminal violation for the release of the police report. >> his lawyer will be filing his motion to quash the search warrants and get his possessions back. san francisco mayor released a statement saying i believe that someone from the department needs to be head accountable and the police need to continue that internal investigation with legal and appropriate means. >>> it is now 5:41. frustration in vallejo. what people said

bryan carmody got the police report surrounding his test and sold it and video to several news organizations including ktvu. san francisco police investigated who leaked that information but carmody would not reveal his source. he says police raided his home on friday taking more than 50 items from his home and office including camera equipment and computers and says this prevents him trom doing his job as a journalist. >>> there were two major stories that's our company would have covered completely in the last few days. >> the rights that are protected under the california journalist shield law are also rights of the public to know what nary government is up to. >> someone may have broken department policy in releasing the report. but i'm aware of any law that would create a criminal violation for the release of the police report. >>> his attorney will file his motion to squash the search warrants and get his possessions back. san francisco mayor london breed said i believe someone from within the department needs to be held accountable for the release of this information and the police ne

>>and that investigating involved the raid on journalist bryan carmody, san francisco hall and this videoou can see officers who brought sledgehammers to get at. the chief says carmody is a possible co-conspirator and the theft of public defender jeff a dodgy is death report. one that stated a dodgy collapsed in the presence of a woman other than his wife. it was later revealed that cocaine and alcohol were in his system that mix with an unhealthy heart were contributing factors in his death. >>we are investigating whether this sfpd employees conspired with mr. carmody still the confidential report and financially profit from it. >>there has been backlash across the nation for the department's raid on car buddies hole, freedom of speech advocates saying the raid crossed the line. car but he is not giving up his source for the information. tuesday a reporter asked the chief if this was leaked or stolen information. >>leaks happen all the time people leak information to the media they get information they. they leak information not just the media to to to other people who are interested. th

resign this is all in response to chief william scott's apology for a raid on freelance journalist bryan carmody company was accused of obtaining an on authorized relief. release of a police report on former public defender, dot she in a statement. the commission's president and vice president said in part that the chief did what is rare for police chiefs, he apologize to the citizens of san francisco. and did so completely and unequivocally and that is they say a mark of a leader, the commission's president vice president also praised mayor london breeds call for an independent investigation. they say they will eagerly await those results. in the east bay 2 people were hurt. the shooting that happened in oakland saturday night was around 11 o'clock on 91th avenue near be street that a man was shot he was hit in the hand in the shoulder and a woman was shot in the hand. they're both expected to recover no suspects. a man is dead. he was killed in a crash in san jose that happened on helier avenue and embedded way saturday night the driver lost control crossed the median and hit a light pole and

. >> officers showed up two week ago at the home of bryan carmody. they broke in the front door and seized computeers, cameras an phones. now, police chief bill scott says appear indications for the search warrants did not sufficiently identify carmody as a journalist. >> president trump and first lady melania are now in japan arriving a short time ago if a visit with the focus on trade. the president's trip is scheduled to include a meeting with japan's prime minister and the country's new emperor. >> and the waters of russian river are so high they've had to close beaches. and visitors an boaters are being told to stay out of the water. the area is still recovering from heavy flooding back in january. >> this is day two of bottle rock napa valley. neal young and nathaniel ratliff and the night sweat are among the act set to perform. >> we are take a look at the seven-day forecast that does have some rain on bottle rock and carnaval and anything else you have planned to sunday. it will be spotty showers but some of them could come in the form of mayb

in san francisco, press freedom advocates are closely watching the case of journalist bryan carmody, who is headed to court today to argue against the city police's widely denounced raidd of his home and confiscation of personal devices earlier this month. the case relates to a leaked report involving the death of san francisco public defender jeff adachi in february. police are seeking information on how carmody obtained the sealed police report, which described unflattering details about adachi prior to his death, including the use of illicit drugs while with a woman who was not his wife. carmody then sold the report to television stations. jejeff adachi had long fought against police abuses, including racism within the ranks. some of his supporters have said they suspect police deliberately leaked the report to damage his reputation. when police descended on carmody's home, they reportedly used a sledgehammer on the front door and handcuffed him while they seized his computer, phone and notebooks. carmody's lawyers will ask the court to reverse police search warrants and return hi

the commission defended the chief on sunday, this comes after the journalist, bryan carmody obtained a leaked report about the public defender and sold it to three tv stations. on may 10, officers raided his home in an attempt to determine who leaked that report. he later apologized, he said he had no intention of stepping down. >> there is a lot of work that i need to do with the men and women of this department right now, we have a lot of work going on that needs to continue. i'm going to stay focused on that group.>> london breed was at a memorial day ceremony yesterday, the mayor says she is withholding judgment for now. >>> people have filed an appeal, seeking to overturn the city's approval of the homeless navigation center on the area, the san francisco port commission in april unanimously backed the city's plan to increase the center size over seven months. it would be on the court owned site. the group says the center is in violation of city code due to its proposed size. it also argues that the center would bring crime and drug use into the neighborhood. >>> the oakland cit

released a statement praising chief scott's apology following the raid of the home of journalist bryan carmodyofficers tried to find out who leaked a police report on the death of public defender jeff adachi. in contrast, the police officers union called scott's apology an attempt to save face and called for him to step down. on friday chief scott admitted that the search was probably illegal after initially saying that it was legitimate. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk following the investigation into the third horse death at santa anita racetrack in nine days. an injured horse was euthanized yesterday after being hurt during a race on saturday. in all 26 horses have died in racing or training here since last christmas. the latest horse to die this weekend name of cochise, he was 9 years old, taken off the track with a split where it was determined he had lost blood flow to his leg. that's when he was put down. this is the third horse death for the particular trainer he was working with, that is going to be part of the investigation. >> thank you. >>> today the bay area is hosting

of the raid officers with a search warrant went to the home and office a freelance journalist, bryan carmody earlier this month. they took cameras, phones computers, they were looking to find out who leaked the information about that police report a few days ago the chief said there was concern carmody conspired to steal the confidential report. but now after receiving widespread criticism the chief is questioning whether the handling of the case violated california's shield law in a statement today that chief said in part he is specifically concerned by a lack of due diligence by department investigators in seeking search warrants and appropriately addressing mr. carmody status as a member of the news media. he also said at the request of san francisco mayor london breed we're seeking an independent impartial investigation by a separate invest it investigatory body. the chief concluded by saying we understand that faith in sfpd has been shaken and we will work hard to restore it. 2 men are in critical condition tonight after being shot on a busy san francisco street this afternoon police sa

yesterday on officers seized bryan carmody's executer, cellphone and other electronic guys.p in the process of investigating a potential case of obstruction of justice along with the illegal distribution of a confidential police report. >>> it is 6:29. coming up this morning on "today" in the bay, gas prices where at their highest national average in eight years. three ways not to feel the pinch at the pump. plus all your top stories and weather. >>> did you ever think this day would actually come? >> no, no, no, no. >> that is 99-year-old elizabeth barker johnson who waited 70 years to be able to accept the college diploma she earned in 1949. we'll have her life story coming up a little later. >> what a great story to celebrate, we are back on saturday morning, may 11, 2019, a little bit rainy in the northeast, we are feeling good about mother's day a day away. a good day to have mother get pampered in bed. >>> 21 million people across the south are under a flash flood watch from texas to mississippi. mou houston is under water already and expecting more rain today which co

this comes in response to chief william scott's apology for a police raid on freelance journalist bryan carmodys video of that raid carmody was accused of obtaining an unauthorized release of the police report on former public defender jeff is death in a statement, the police commission's president and vice president said in part quote chief scott did what is rare for police chiefs, he apologized to the citizens of san francisco. he did so completely and unequivocally that is the mark of a leader end quote now the commission's president and vice president also praised maryland and breeds call for an independent investigation. they say they will eagerly await the results of that investigation. in the south bay police have made an arrest in connection with vandalism at the veterans memorial in san jose ca force raaf flight has more on the story. >>san jose's veterans memorial here on park avenue in downtown san jose was built with donations from the community in this case has touched a nerve after it was vandalized earlier this month, san jose police say they got a lot of tips on this and that on

backlash after they raided the home, a freelance journalist, police chief bill scott believes that bryan carmody is quote possibly a co-conspirator those are his words in the theft of public defender jeff adachi is death report dot she died back in february and that death reports said that he collapsed in the presence of a woman who was not his wife. it was later found that he had cocaine and alcohol in his system carmody has not given up his source for the information. officers brought sledge hammers to get inside of his home. we are investigating whether this sfpd employees conspired with mr. carmody. >>still the confidential report and financially profit from it they believe that. the report across the line we believe that. what took a part in this and this act to end this criminal activity. >>freedom of speech advocates say the raid cross the line carmody for his part h denied any wrongdoing and has taken his case to court. >>and the san francisco father faces a more than a year in prison after he admits his role in the college admissions bribery scheme. august and he pleaded guilty in a bos

all comes in response to chief william scott's apology for a police raid on freelance journalist bryan carmody is home. this is video of that raid carmody was accused of obtaining an unauthorized release of a police report on former public defender dot she's death. in a statement, the police commission's president and vice president said in part quote chief scott did what is rare for police chiefs, he apologize to the citizens of san francisco. he did so completely and unequivocally that is the mark of a leader. and now the commission's president a vice president also present praise mayor london breach call for an independent investigation. and they say they'll easily with the results of that. investigation. in the east bay 2 people were hurt following a shooting in oakland it was reported saturday night just before 11 o'clock on 95th right near beach street. a man was shot multiple times in his hand and shoulder and then a woman was also shot in the hand as well. no suspects at this time, but we'll keep following the story. a man is dead following a crash in san jose it happened at hellyer av

last week officers took a sledgehammer to bryan carmody's front door to find out who in the police department leaked the sordid death report on public defender jeff adachi. some saw the raid as an attack on the free press. yesterday san francisco's mayor had this to say, saying, quote, i believe that someone from within the department needs to be held accountable for the release of this information and the police needs to continue that internal investigation using legal and appropriate means. >>> happening today in just a few hours, the uc regents are meeting on ucsf's mission bay campus. when they arrive, they will be greeted by protesters. jackie ward says the protesters are defending reproductive rights and the lgbtq community. jackie. >> reporter: ucsf is considering making a deal with dignity health, a catholic hospital organization and that has some students worried because they believe that dignity health makes students medical choices based on their religious beliefs and not what is best for them and their health. that is why they will be out here protesting in just a few hours. they

police executed seven search warrants in this case, that included a search of bryan carmody's phone recordsers told the chronicle they were unaware that happened. there were already concerns that the raid of carmody's home violated california's shield law. last week bill scott apologized to the public and the mayor after initially saying that the raid was all by the book. >>> 6:44 right now. g street this morning as u.s.-china trade tensions continue to escalate. >> joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning. there is a fear on wall street that the trade war with china is going to get worse before it gets better. we saw late sell-off in yesterday's session and that is just continuing along today. there are warnings out of china that beijing could restrict access for the u.s. to rare earth out of china. those are chemical elements critical for technology and also for the defense sector. that's the latest worry adding to this trade war concern which is also dampening enthusiasm for global economic growth and that's weighing on the stock marke

is death officers with a search warrant raided the home and the office a freelance journalist bryan carmody earlier this month. they seize cameras, phones and computers and search for whoever leaked the information to him. a few days ago the chief said that there was concern comedy conspired to steal the confidential report. now the chief is questioning whether the handling of the case violated california's shield law for journalists in a statement today chief scott said in part he is specifically concerned by a lack of due diligence by department investigators in seeking search warrants and appropriately addressing mr. carmody status as a member of the news media. he also said at the request of san francisco mayor london breed. we are seeking an independent impartial investigation by a separate investigatory body. the 2 concluded by saying we understand that faith an sfpd has been shaken and we will work hard to restore it. >>all right, let's take a look outside it is friday night and memorial day weekent as we show you the bay bridge and the embarcadero and lars is here to tell us what to

involved in the radar veteran officers in the internal affairs division and likely did not know bryan carmodyknow him. august to the police department to. for them to deny what level he was involved in the press that is not going to fly. >> reporter: they released a statement saturday morning that red chief scott made it abundantly clear that transparency and additional investigation will examine how the case is handled on all levels, including the command staff and sheba please. not good enough for you please. >> process think you should do the honorable thing and resign. >>> happening now, the new haven school district and members of the teachers union are heading back to the bargaining table. teachers in union city and south york have been on the ticket line since monday. they want a 10% raise over two years. the school district offer was just 1% along with a 3% bonus. both sides say they are willing to stay at the bargaining table as long as necessary to try to get a deal by the end of the holiday weekend. >>> your golden state warriors will have to take other passport for the upcoming nb

he says they are pleased by the chief apologies, but hopes the chief apologizes to bryan carmody himselfsco police are investigating a shooting that entertainment. it happened around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. witnesses say they heard at least three shots, and saw two men lying on the ground. one man told hp you they were allowed arguments between them and before shots were fired. so far, police have not released a subscription of the suspect. there is no word on a notice. >>> a san francisco police officer is set to be sentenced next week for robin to banks. henry released onto the officers mother about the -- and what she believes. >> friends see rain dority had a difficult childhood while growing up in san francisco sunset district. he persevered, and probably served almost 18 years as a san francisco police officer. now, dority is a convicted felon, after he pleaded guilty to robbing tubings in the city. next week, he could be sentenced to more than three years in federal prison. his mother says her son's downfall is because of opioid addiction. >> the facts are, my son is not a bank

adachi of 4 officers with a search warrant raided the house and the office of freelance journalist, bryan carmodynd computers and search for whoever leaked the information to carmody a few days ago the chief said that there was some suspicion that carmody conspired to steal the confidential report. now the chief is questioning whether sfpd is handling of the case violated california shield law. in a statement on friday, the chief said in part that he is specifically concerned by a lack of due diligence by department investigators in seeking search warrants and appropriately addressing comedy status as a member of the news media. he also said at the request of mayor london breed sapd is seeking an independent impartial investigation. that you have the chief concluded by saying we understand that faith an sfpd has been shaken and we will work hard to restore it. next week the ghost ship warehouse fire trial enters its 4th week and kron four is grant lotus we'll take a look back at the this week, the 3rd week of emotional testimony so far in the trial. >>messages in frantic 911 calls from the heart