burglary inside of a parking lot the parking lots, not surprisingly, are places where burglaries are concentrated. they are easy targets. they are also easier to target hardening because there is very specific interventions that you can put in place to address auto burglary. that is exactly what we are trying to do with partners. you have an example across the street in the city hall parking lot which is one of the top auto burglary hotspots in the city. you may have noticed it has undergone a recent major renovation. >> could i ask some questions? >> sure. >> why there garages? >> they own a lot of garages in the city and they were -- they came to us and were willing to talk. we are happy to collaborate with anyone who is willing to come to the table but they are one of the property managers that manages the most garages in the city. i think half of the top ten worst garages in the city -- brother and number of large garages in the city are owned by them and half of them are owned by the city. they are a property manager for many city lots. [please stand by] >> look at autoburglary

our overall property crime, we are actually up in burglaries by almost 500 burglaries, so that's not good news. we have 4,002 this time last year, we have 4,501 year to date. motor vehicle theft down to 3,437, reported arsons are down from 210 to 188 this year. and our larceny thefts are down from 36,522 last year to 33,172 year to date. now, we always break out when we report our larceny. we break out car burglaries. car break-ins. that's a huge issue in the city, and really it's a huge issue in this region. and i don't know how many people here have been either suffered car burglary or you know somebody that did, but it's a huge problem for us. and the big scheme of things, a lot more people get burglarized and victimized on that particular crime, so we have been really focused on reducing that number and bringing those that we catch to justice over this past year. last year we were up. it was almost a record. it was a record year for us. 31,000 car burglaries, which was about a 25 -- over a 25% increase from the previous year. so from 2016 to 2017, we have put together several str

this at&t store in pleasant hill is the location of the fourth burglary. pleasant hill police investigators say they are checking to see if these two men are connected to that incident in addition to three separate cell phone stores targeted by burglars in pleasant hill in the month of september...anyone with information is asked to contact concord or pleasant hill police...haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) after a lot of debate and wrangling, scooters are coming back to san francisco. the two wheel, motorized vehicles caused a lot of commotion when they sudden appeared on the strees of san francisco a few months ago. there were so many complaints, the city swept them off. but now, a compromise has been struck. kron four's terisa estacio reports on their return. (take pkg) terisa estaciopaul rose, sfmta i am here with paul rose, the spokesperson for the sfmta - and we are talking scooters. they are coming back to the city. october 15 is when the contract begins. paul, how is this going to work? we issued two contracts to to companies. they proved that they w

first degree murder and burglary.e wouldn't have done it had fred not threatened his wife and his in-laws. >> so this was -- he did it out of fear then. >> yes. he said literally on the stand that he had sacrificed his life for his family when we all know that he had sacrificed lynn's life for his pocket book. >> that was his defense. >> that was his defense. >> the verdict, guilty of first-degree murder. now it was fred's turn. >> the man had aged at least ten years. he looked so frail. >> but this wasn't over just yet. fred shocker in took the witness stand, he told the jury, he could explain everything. do tell. >>> coming up, he was very defiant and completely maintained his innocence. >> will the jury believe him. >> i had a moment of just sitting there and just started crying. i hugged mid family. >> when dateline continues. state of the art technology, makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2019 nx 300 for $339 a month for 36 months. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. ♪ no matter when you

. >>> those stories, plus the burglary ring targeting a-list celebrities like rihanna and matt damon. how police say the bandits were busted. >>> fast food nation. the shocking percentage of americans who now eat fast food every day. >>> and costly cups. why the air force is buying coffee cups that cost more than $1200 each. >>> and we do say good morning on this wednesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with that bombshell report in "the new york times" accusing president trump and his family of decades of financial fraud. >> the trump family allegedly evaded a fortune in taxes, and the report claims the president's father gave him hundreds of millions of dollars poking holes in the president's claim that he's a self-made billionaire. the blockbuster investigation in "the new york times" takes aim at the story president trump has been telling for decades that he turned a $1 million loan from his father into an empire worth billions. >> i started with a million dollar loan. i built a company that's worth more than $10 billion, okay, more. >> repor

this at&t store in pleasant hill is the location of the fourth burglary. pleasant hill police investigators say they are checking to see if these two men are connected to that incident in addition to three separate cell phone stores targeted by burglars in pleasant hill in the month of september...anyone with information is asked to contact concord or pleasant hill police...haaziq madyun kron4news ( lydia ) homelessness can be seen in just about every community in the bay area ... a lot of families are living out of their cars and trailers. kron4's michelle kingston shows us how some people are now making money off of the people living in their vehicles. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"many families are living in rvs like the ones here behind me in palo alto, but now we are hearing that landlords are actually renting them for hundreds of dollars a month.""the new face of homelessness are people living in vehicles, or the vehicular housed."dozens of rvs line el camino real in palo alto ... as well as many other streets in the bay area. "they are living

this at&t store in pleasant hill is the location of the fourth burglary.easant hill police investigators say they are checking to see if these two men are connected to that incident in addition to three separate cell phone stores targeted by burglars in pleasant hill in the month of september...anyone with information is asked to contact concord or pleasant hill police...haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) new tonight... a reward is now being offered for the 800-pound hammer sculpture that suddenly disappeared from a community center in healdsburg.... the artist of the piece-- doug unkrey is offering the reward... the hammer sculpture is 21 feet long... and was on loan from a local family. city officials believe it was taken on friday night... unfortunately security cameras weren't scheduled to be installed at the center for another couple of weeks. there currently are no suspects...and no evidence of it being taken... and police think it could be a prank. (grant) police are investigating after swastikas and neo-nazi flyers were found at u-c davis. the flyers

our biggest challenge are, of course, property crimes, including residential burglaries and auto burglaries. as i'd mentioned before, we are one of two stations, both mission station and ourselves, are a part of a pilot program to avert property crimes. i'm pleased to state that working with a number of other departments, including our investigative bureau, our burglary detail, our robbery detail, working with our neighbors both in the richmond district and in ingleside, that we've been able to reduce these numbe numbers. as chief mentioned, it's not easy. there are a number of crews working together that are very well organized, that are committing these crimes, including retail theft, auto burglaries, and residential burglaries, and we have noticed when arrests are made, our numbers drop, and sometimes they tend to go back up again, so it's ongoing, it's a challenge, but it's something that we are proactive with. our taraval station investigation team. the acting lieutenant is lieutenant douglas arnold. his responsibilities are fairly broad. he needs to know the working knowledge of the c

. >> but first new at 6, burglary crews beware. one bay area police department has a new tactic tonight to get ahead of thieves before they can strike. >> and good evening. i'm juliet goodrich. >> devon feely shows us the new burglary prevention unit. >> reporter: for years, san jose police investigated and rarely solved property crimes, much to the frustration of victims. >> being a victim of car theft in the past, having lost a camera, almost lost my dog, i think that's definitely important that they allocate more resources. >> reporter: but with the department currently at 1,070 officers and expected to climb quickly, property crimes have become a renewed priority. >> we know the highest priority is on violent crime, but life in the neighborhoods is important as well. as we're restoring staffing in our police department, we're able to now deploy specialized units like these. >> reporter: the police department has created a burglary prevention unit consisting of a sergeant, a probation officer and eight detectives. their focus is

after that burglary -- the men walked right next door to the sprint store.e say they also took more cell phones and tablets from there. authorities think they're also behind a burglary minutes later at a verizon store... in the oak grove plaza. ( darya ) the city of san francisco is taking steps to speed up the process of building more large and mid- size housing projects. san francisco mayor london breed announced she's created a new position... the director of housing delivery. goals of the new director include... cutting the time it takes to process permits... implementing a plan to digitize applications and streamlining the entitlement process. ( james ) a developing story we have been following.. police have arrested the limousine company owner's son in connection with the deadly crash in new york. police say nauman hussain is listed as the operator of prestige limousince chauffeur service. hussian was been charged with criminally negligent homicide. just this morning we are learning he has been released on bail. new york governor andrew cuomo says the

of mobile homes should be considered vehicle burglaries. producer, justr as kavanaugh asked several questions. protests continued outside the court. campaign 2018 coverage continues tonight with several live debates. utah's senaten, debate between mitt romney and jenny wilson to fill the seat of retiring senator orrin hatch. on c-span2, massachusetts governor debates his democratic challenger. c-span, thetern on arizona second congressional district debate between ann kirkpatrick and leah marquez peterson. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. before president trump left the white house for a rally in iowa, he spoke about the u.n. ambassador announcing her resignation and his upcoming lunch with kanye west. president trump: hello everybody. we're headed out to iowa where we have a big statement to make. for our farmers. likewise we are taking care of our refineries and our refiners. they have done a fantastic job. >> [inaudible] president trump, dena is a person she would -- i would consider. we have many names. nicky has been grea

. >> reporter: remember that burglary at american eagle three months earlier?and david mallory were the primary suspects. and ashlea harris was the one who discovered the money missing. >> and when ashlea came in to open the store, she found the safe open. >> reporter: ashlea knew that it was carter who closed the night before. and when she showed her boss the security video view of the burglary. >> she pointed at the monitor and she said, "that's david mallory." and i said, "who's david mallory?" and they said, "it's carter's boyfriend." >> reporter: the math was easy, ashlea figured carter set up the burglary and david carried it out. carter got fired. david sort of disappeared. and both heard that it was ashlea who identified them. they hadn't been charged. not yet but -- >> the case was basically actively being investigated when this happened. >> reporter: and now three months later, here was carter talking to the police who were growing suspicious that she and her boyfriend were connected to ashlea's murder. >> why am i here? >> reporter: cedillo started o

murder, premeditated murder, burglary, theft xr, extortion.he looked over, daronint had his head hung and seemingly no emotion. a few feet away is family member, savvas savopoulos' parents, weeping when the verdict was read. i want to show you some video. we cpght u with mr. martin, amy savopoulos' father and er mother as they were walking out of the courtroom moments after the verdict was read. they didn't want to say anything. and unemotional as the verdict was read.u on only imagine what was going through their heads. four pple were brutallyto rtured and murderedn i northwest washington, d.c. we caught up with the lead prosecutor who hd devo much of her life to this case. >> we're very relieved. >> reporter: very relieved. the jury did the right thing. these prosecutors have worked tirelessly for the last three and a ha years to get to th day. to bring justice. daron wint will be sentenc 1 februa. we know he will spend the rest of his life in prison.ta what's on thee, will he be sentenced to prison without parole? will there be the possibil

but the mayor says it's too soon to say how the new burglary units are impacting crime. he did say, however, they are making progress even though a lot more work needs to be done. >> we're on it. and we are increasingly now starting to break some of these rings. >> i never felt unsafe here and that all changed around 2008 and since then it's crime central. >> reporter: the mayor says they hired 250 new officers over the last couple of years but she says it's not enough. there's talk among neighbors to hire a private security firm to patrol the neighborhood. in willow glen, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> there is a new guilty verdict in a high-profile double murder near san francisco's busy fisherman's wharf. a man shot and killed two souvenir shop employees in january of 2011. apparently angry they were under cutting his own store's prices. hong was convicted in 2014 but that verdict was thrown out. in the second trial, the defendant pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. but the verdict was the same. hong found guilty of two counts of second-degree murder and the jury fin

in which he is saying is that we set the folds up on the basics, burglary and violent crime which theing they should shelve things like ideas to make misogyny a hate crime. she also said that there is no value at all in looking at the crimes of the dead making a reference there to the wiltshire police investigation which cost £i.5 million minimum and they didn't put in jeopardy million minimum and they didn't put injeopardy was in million minimum and they didn't put in jeopardy was in the coffin. it was quite ha rd—hitting in jeopardy was in the coffin. it was quite hard—hitting stuff like putting aside what she said, do you think misogyny is a crime that she is saying if she is saying they aren't real crimes? i think that is the difficulty in what she is saying because whether you think that you should report it to the police is one thing. there are a lot of things that are technically classed as crimes that most wouldn't call the police about. but this debate, i i think it was an mp who raise this, is really interesting because there are a lot of incidents where women in my experien

or mobile homes should be considered vehicle burglaries according to produce earth the supreme court, justice kavanaugh asked several questions of the litigants and sits next to justice elana. here is a look at the live coverage wednesday. at 10:00 a.m. eastern, new data privacy laws in europe and california. in the evening at 7:00, our camp 2018 coverage continues with a debate for north carolina's 9th district u.s. house seat. at 8:00 p.m. the candidates for new jersey's 11th congressional district face off. on c-span2 members of the british house of commons questioned ter reitz sa may live at 7:00 a.m. eastern and the senate gavel later for more work on the water resources bill and a vote on whether to limit debate on one president trump's just is department nominees. later hinda at 7:00 p.m. president trump holds a rally in erie, pens vein, a in support of rep stephon who is challenge democratic incumbent. and on c-span 3 at 8:30 a.m., a senate hearing on security threats in the u.s. with homeland security secretary christine nielsen and fer ray and the acting director of the nat

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the burglaries took place near malibu creek state park in calabasas where bodett was murdered.hile there's no official link between the burglaries and the shooting, detectives are baffled by this incident and anxious to see if the burglary suspect can shed any light on this very tragic and troubling case. >>> well, a 10-year-old girl's mystery illness has been identified thanks to doctors at stanford. >> she is not the only patient giving hope to people searching for answers and treatment. >>> the glass shelf spontaneously explodes in this is a saturday with thithe best wifi experiencey. and your shows streaming wherever you go. and with savings on wireless, this is a saturday you can share with the whole family. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $39.99 a month for 12 months and ask how you can save on your wireless bill when you include xfinity mobile. click, call or visit a store today. >>> well, flu season is here and doctors expect it to be here again. the chief medical officer for doctor on demand joi

a string of burglaries at east bay cell phone stores...ening within 30 minutes. ( darya ) plus...developin g now...seven police officers shot while searching a home in souh caronlina. the latest details are ahead. ( darya ) and ... success for the coast guard as they show off 11 tons of drugs they seized during the summer. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá) >>> it's been so rainy these past couple of days, the forecast is next to come. >>> we will have details after the break. ♪ when i first came to ocean bay, what i saw was despair. i knew something had to be done. hurricane sandy really woke people up, to showing that we need to invest in this community. i knew having the right partner we could turn this place around. it was only one bank that could finance a project this difficult and this large, and that was citi. preserving affordable housing preserves communities. so we are doing their kitchens and their flooring and their lobbies and the grounds. and the beautification of their homes, giving them pride

for reporting a car burglary, all say call 911 if a break-this is in progress or just happened becausehe vandal could still be nearby. now, for reporting a burglary after some time has passed, all say report online, by phone or at the police station. san francisco requests you call 311. as for the police response, all say they will send an officer if the scene is fresh, but here is where the departments differ. once the case is cold -- that's one hour for berkley, and when it is no longer in progress for san francisco, they will send an officer only if they're not busy with other priority calls. fremont say it they will almost always still send an officer unless the victim does not want that or there's a severe staffing shortage. a quick glance at the number of car burglaries in those cities in first half of 2018 through june, berkley has 263 cases, san francisco has 12,442 cases -- not a typo -- and fremont has 902 cases. dan and ama. >> kristen, thanks. >>> now, we certainly welcome your thoughts on this topic. use the #better dbayarea on facebook, twitter or other social media sites

jackson was charged with 20 counts of burglary and a probation violation. ( james )in the east bay...conducting a probation search in hayward. this is a picture that was posted on the alameda county sheriff's office facebook page. the glock pistol in the upper portion of the picture was determined to be fully automatic... with 50 round drum magazines. cash was also recovered from the bust. ( darya ) in the east bay... a woman is suing both the claremont hotel in berkeley and the massage therapist who she says touched her inappropriately. the woman... who is identified in the lawsuit as jane doe... says she has been going to the spa for the past 15 years. she'd even gotten massages from this therapist 4 or 5 times in the past with no incident... the woman shared her story with kron 4. <"he had his hands on my breasts i had to physically remove his hands from my breasts there was no reason for his hands to be on my breasts that was no accident"> ( darya ) she did file a report with police immediately following the incident. police say it is an open investigation. so far the therapist ha

so it turns out this was the third burglary and our investigators these suspects made a decision afteritting this third burglary to set the building on fire to burn it to the ground which they pretty much did.what we found unusual is that all three suspects that are now in custody are all 18 years old. have little to no known criminal history so what's still remains a mystery is what motivated them what drove them to commit a crime of this sort.(hermela aregawi) police say this was a major fire. it took 20 units and 50 firefighters to contain the blaze. but in the end they weren't able to save the building. we are looking at a million dollars in damage here. reporting in antioch hermela aregawi kron 4 news happening now - state regulators are investigating exactly what caused a natural gas pipeline fire in contra costa county.(grant)the fire forced thousands of people in pittsburg and bay point out of their homes for more than 15 hours. kron4's terisa estacio has all new video of the location where the fire started. tersia estacio: classes resumed at this school in pittsburg, and as li

. >>> a spike in burglaries and a lack of arrests are leaving san jose residents calling for change. as kpix5's devin fehely reports, police now have a new strategy. >> reporter: short staffing san jose police rarely solve property crimes much to the frustration of victims. >> being the victim of car theft in the past. lost my camera, almost lost my dog. it's important they allocate more resources. >> reporter: but with the department quickly expected to climb above 1100 in the coming months, property crimes have become a renewed priority. >> we know the highest priority is on violent crime but quality of life in the neighborhoods is important as well. as we're restoring staffing we are able to deploy specialized units like these. >> reporter: the police department has created a burglary prevention unit consisting of a sergeant, a probation officer and eight detectives. the police department and the mayor say the thieves are smart enough to know which crimes aren't a priority. which crimes aren't actively investigated and those are the crimes people commit because they know they are

this morning authorities tell abc news they want to question him about the burglaries and the murder. >> it certainly makes you wonder. you have an individual out here where you don't typically see that kind of behavior. there may be a possible connection. >> reporter: authorities are not calling him a suspect in the murder. but ballistic tests are under way, along with bullet comparisons. and we will have more coming up at 7:00 a.m. >>> a long road to recovery after hurricane michael. >> at least eight people are dead across six states. drone video shows an overturned freight train northeast of panama city, florida, one of the hardest hit areas. more than a million people are without power. there are dusk to dawn curfews and residents are told to boil their water. >> the northern california chapter of the red cross has deployed 10 volunteers and more on the way. >> it depends on the needs and skill sets and our availability. we just see dozens more volunteers going out in the next week. >> oakland's task force 4 sent two firefighters to pensacola. more team members are on stand by. t

police say during the burglaries, one person would knock on the door. if no one answered, they would break in and go right to the bedroom. >>> the victim's home had been selected based on social media postings and touring or travel schedules of the owners. >> police believe the suspects could be responsible for two dozen burglaries. they found a list of other potential targets including matt damon, lebron james, viola davis. >>> heads-up, you're going to get an alert on your cell phone this morning that may startle you. it is planned nation wide. it is fema's first nationwide test of a wireless emergency alert in case of national threats like a nuclear attack or terrorist attacks in multiple cities. the alert will be sent at exactly 11:18 this morning. officials expect the alert to reach 75% of wireless enabled devices across the country. it's being called a presidential level alert, but emergency messages are prewritten and approved in advance by various government agencies. >>> the city of oakland opened its third tough shed community to help house th

. >> reporter: crime is spiking from day time home invasions, carjackings, robberies, burglaries, it has gotten so bad she feels like a prisoner in in her own home. >> when i am home alone during the day now i set my alarm. i feel like a prisoner in. i don't feel safe going out to my driveway after dark. >> at a packed meeting, concerned residents expressed outrage to the top cop. that night the chief told them he was creating a newburg later prevention target. >> i would tell them i have a lot of work to do to make san jose safe. >> reporter: tonight, the mayor attended a neighborhood association meeting where crime was a hot topic, once again, with neighbors. >> they have every right to wore. -- worry, we need to step it up. >> reporter: she noticed more patrols in the neighborhood but the mayor says it is too soon how the burglary unitsar impacting crime. he said they are making progress even though a lot more work needs to be done. >> we are on it. we are starting to break some of the rings. >> i never felt unsafe here and that all changed around 2008 and since then it is a crime

if there's been some time that has passed, report the burglary online. can still call if you want or you can go to the police station. in san francisco you can actually call 311. police in berkeley, san francisco and fremont say that they'll send an officer if the scene is, quote/unquote, fresh. in berkeley that means the break-in happened you shouunder ago. in san francisco it's when the burglary is in progress or police aren't busy with other priority calls. fremont says it will almost always send an officer unless there's a severe staffing shortage. >>> apple expected to introduce some new tech gadgets today. the focus at the event in brooklyn will likely be on ipads and macs. that could mean new specs on the ipad pro and new macbook and ma last month. >>> san francisco's lime snatched up uber executives, as they plan to add cars to the service. former uber chief of staff wang teng will be in charge of managing lime's growth. rich will be lime's first chief business officer. in a statement, lime said, you can expect to celek vehicle offerings in their

what is the chief telling you about the burglary squad?n 250 officers and we have always had this unit although we have not had it sufficiently staffed. what we are doing is creating a separate unit. that is responding to burglary reports and trying to find the perpetrator. more preventative effort focusing on the small number of rings that are responsible for the great majority of burglaries. we are using data analytics to help us anticipate where the burglaries are likely to be, trying to string them together more effectively with the evidence that we have. going online, recognizing that a lot of the property is sensed online so having the detectives have the time to do that proactive work is going to help us reduce burglaries. >> i have another one on crime. when it comes to illegal massage parlors it has been a problem. what is being done to stop them? you are stopping them. 100 have been closed recently. >> yeah. last year we launched an effort with the team and city attorney's office to see how to close these massage parlors that we

. >>> in the meantime, an armed burglary suspect was arrested in california's malibu state park and that's where a father was brutally gunned down while camping with his two young daughters this june. >> now police are trying to determine if the crimes are somehow connected. abc's kayna whitworth has more. >> reporter: authorities in california swarming a man with their guns drawn deep in a ravine near malibu creek state park where a father of two young girls was shot and killed. 42-year-old anthony rauda is suspected of several burglaries in the area, and this morning authorities telling abc news they want to question rauda about a string of shootings in the popular park including the june murder of tristan beaudette. it's my understanding that in some surveillance video, rauda was seen with a rifle. >> right. >> reporter: did that make investigators think it is possible that this person could also be responsible for the shootings and this murder? >> certainly it makes you wonder. you know, you've got an individual out here in a place where you don't see that kind of behavior committing c

rate burglary.e tip-off to us. there seemed to be nothing third grade about it except they got caught. >> they raised the stakes so high with this third rate burglary and wisdom apparent that something here was really rotton. >> nixon decided his top leiutenant's the president's men the task of mapping the falloff of a break-n. among them, chief of staff bob haldeman and presidential adviser john erlichman would become the guardians of the clandestined activities. watergate began to mon open lies more and more of their time. with -- owe monopolyize more of their time we know that because nixon had a secret recording system. e nixon had a secret recording system >>> would make one hell of a movie. but not very funny. haldeman, erlichman knew what they had to do. covered all the tracks at the white house. they started by listing another of the president's men, legal adviser john dean, would monitor die-to-day changes. >> after the watergate break-in, i really very quickly become the desk officer at th

on september 21st police responded to the 14-hundred block of folsom street for a burglary in progressund jackson attempting to leave a business with stolen items. jackson was charged with 20 counts of burglary and a probation violation. ( james ) happening now...san francisco police are looking for the group of men who assaulted five people inside a home in the city's silver terrace neighborhood. it happened saturday morning just before 4 at the home on the first block of topeka avenue. police say five men stormed into the home with guns, assaulted the five people who lived there and robbed them. the victims received non-life threatening injuries. ( james ) another big sotry we are following... the muni bus driver who crashed into a building last month has died. 66-year old milton james, from san francisco, died from the injuries he suffered during the crash. the accident happened back on september 10th in san francisco. the muni bus crossed the center divider on lombard street and crashed into a dry cleaning business. three other people were hurt... all have recovered. milton was wit

. 0ne serious crimes, theft assault burglary.sations as they are being put through the computer and the computer says no. it is becoming what they are calling another postcode lottery, and bother what you perceive as a serious, actually get investigated. the user different language, the use of optimal rates, crimes to be targeted, screening, but clearly, it is going to become a two tier system. we have also heard about the problems about getting cases through to prosecution, but we also assume that you will be taken seriously at the police station are at the end of the police station are at the end of the telephone, but i think the story will be coming as a shock to people. politically, this will not play well, because the police will say they have limited resources and have to prioritise. to be frank, the police are the ones that are the most reticent to talk about the fact of the matter of cuts they face under this government. it means it cannot do the job property. we are talking about i million cannot do the job property. we

and one idea that i have that i would like to push for is the creation of a citywide auto burglary unit that's just focused citywide because right now there's staff from the different district stations that are focused on the issue, that we have a district wide auto burglary unit that can develop a more comprehensive strategic approach to the problem. it would also free up our district station staff to focus on the neighborhood and district issues. beyond that, i just wanted to say on public safety overall, we all deserve to feel safe in our homes without fare of crime disrupting our communities. for then suite district, i would -- the sunset district, i would really prioritize strategies that build relationships between the law enforcement and communities they serve, and focus on more multilingual staff. >> thank you. mr. mcneil? >> the first place i lived in was across from golden gate park, and my car was broken into four times in there. i am glad that the sfpd has started having district focus on this, and we actually have seen a decrease in property crime like that with police staf

. >> though he pled not guilty, he was at maricopa facing first degree assault and burglary.elated to the incident that lost rita her eye. she does admit going to the house with two friends to get his furniture. >> we walked over to the apartment door, knocked on it and this mutual friend of mine and rita's, henry, opened up the door, sees us, slams the door shut and starts locking it. the person that i was with got mad. he kicked the door and opened it. next thing i know, she starts shooting. she said, tony, what the [ bleep ], and bam, bam, started shooting. >> i heard wood cracking. i knew somebody was trying to break in my front door. and stuff so by the third big bang i dropped my cell phone, i took out my gun, it was already cocked and everything. i looked around the side of my bedroom door, and the third big bang, there's three guys standing there. my ex-roommate and two other gentlemen i've never seen before. i told them to get the [ bleep ] out of my house. and everything. i had my gun at them. the guy in the middle had a .12 gauge shot gun. he was kneeled on the gro

san jose mayor sam says that his police department is taking steps to reduce burglaries in the city.minutes ago i spoke to him on mornings on 2 about how police will focus on preventative efforts. >> we are using data analytics to help anticipate where the burglaries are likely to be and trying to string them together more effectively. with the evidence we have, and also going online and recognizing that a lot of the properties are online so having detectives have the time to do the proactive work will help us to reduce burglaries. >> the mayor told us that the police department has added almost 250 officers in the past two years. several murals in san francisco mission district have been vandalized with political messages. this is a picture of the mural project posted about vandalism on instagram. it shows one of their murals spray-painted with an image of make america great again. this supports immigrant rights and other -- another mural about police brutality has graffiti that says cavanagh, justice for all and the examiner reports that seven murals were vandalized and that it app

jose police are reportedly in the midst of a new push to crack down and solve a growing number of burglaries. the recent surge in neighborhood crimes is prompting new concerns even special meetings in places like willow glen. "the mercury news" is reporting in the last month the department launched a new unit specifically focused on investigating burglaries. it includes eight dedicated investigators. this will be the department's second largest investigative team behind its sex crimes unit. >> it is 6:07 right now. >>> a new report on climate change creating waves of concern around the globe. nobel prize winning u.n. panel released its findings in south korea. experts suggest rapid and unprecedented changes will be required to stem global warming. they are urging a new plan to cut forecasted rising temperatures in half. if not, impacts including flood and droughts and sea level rise may begin to be felt in 20 years. >>> and right now, it's 6:08, we have clear skies and still some drifts of smoke from those brush fires yesterday. live look outside in san jose, let's head to east san jose and

to investigators this didn't look like a burglary gone bad, but more like a targeted killing.they theorized their suspect was someone already inside the house. coming up -- >> my memory is so bad. >> reporter: how murky was her memory, really? investigators are about to listen very carefully to sandra's story. for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. they work togetherf doing important stuff. the hitch? like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... with centrum micronutrients. restoring your awesome, daily. centrum. feed your cells. (woman) learned ao play second language. applied to college. applied for a loan. started a business. started a blog. shared a picture. shared a moment. turn your wish list into a checklist. learn more. do more. share more. at home, with internet essentials. >>> the hour's top stories. brett kavanaugh is officially the one 14th justice confirmed by the

after the burglary there -- the men walked right next door to the sprint store. police say they also took more cell phones and tablets from there... authorities think they're also behind a burglary minutes later at a verizon store in the oak grove plaza. (ken)coming up: scooters are making a comeback. when youll see them on san francisco streets again. (catherine) and next: (catherine) and next: california sentator dianne feinstein reacts to comments made against her by the president. what she says is so "embararssing" (lawrence)ten at ten ♪ from the start, the c-class was ahead of its time. [ indistinct radio chatter ] still, we never stopped making it stronger. faster. smarter. because to be the best, is to never ever stop making it better. introducing the new c-class. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exclusive offers. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we r

he already has two open burglary cases against him and was currently out on bail. san francisco police say they are making progress when it comes to property crime and say car break-ins are down, but burglaries are up 15%. kpix5's susie steimle is live outside city hall wimore information behind those numbers. >> reporter: yeah, those numbers are coming from a pilot study that started in january. and sfpd says the study shows it was a success. they are going to expand. they will add a property crime liaison officer to every single station in the city of san francisco tasked with watching property crime. while those numbers are going down, not everyone in san francisco thinks they're doing enough. >> it's been very frustrating. >> reporter: she is hoping a personal plea will deter criminals. just last week, her car was broken into yet again. >> it was the fifth window since january of 2017. >> reporter: broken glass consistently lines the streets of san francisco and break-ins are often considered a rite of passage by locals. >> we are seeing significant reductions.

after the burglary there -- the men walked right next door to the sprint store.lice say they also took more cell phones and tablets from there... authorities think they're also behind a burglary minutes later at a verizon store in the oak grove plaza. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast hurricane michael slammed the floriday coast as one of the strongest storms in recent it c powerful storm tonight bringing more flooding rains and powerful winds into georgia. the storm will move rapidly to the north east through the carolinas before moving back into the atlantic. it was mostly sunny but nice around the bay area today but cooler with highs in the 70s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite you can see high pressure starting to build toward the west coast. it will bring warmer weather and offshore winds this weekend. highs tomorrow will be a little warmer and in the mid to upper 70s with 60s at the coast. it will be much warmer on friday and thiis

maine they believe this couple are behind the car burglaries, they want to hear from you to continuey investigation. >>> and the planning position turned down a proposal to ban cafeterias in the city. the commission voted no after hearing from corporate cafeteria workers said the plan would hurt them. supervisors proposed the measure to protect local restaurants saying they money b at jobs instead of going out for lunch. >>> some say it could mean the difference between life and jet. we're talking about prop 11, it requires emts to be on call for emergencies during their breaks and while critics of the bill have been pretty why the about the measure, the yes on 11 campaign has spent $20 million encouraging voters to support it. >> they're going through the claims made by the campaign, heather holmes takes a look at proposition -- takes a look at the proposition. >>> it requires emts to remain on call during breaks. the measure wouldn't change much, and the expert agrees, they is normal practice. >> the protocol would be a legal standard. there would be more to the measure than that.