candice: equality, crowd: black lives matter. candice: and police use of force in america. [people shouting] candice: because he is far from the only one to have died in that way. nbc bay area has been covering this movement, and tonight, we're returning to some of our investigative unit's recent reporting on law enforcement and their use of force. we look at the restraint technique that took the life of george floyd and find out which departments may be using it here in the bay area. jaxon van derbeken: and follow the career path of one officer who leaves one department for another just before facing discipline in the shooting. stephen stock: we go to palo alto, where officers face multiple lawsuits and allegations of misconduct regarding their use of force. bigad shaban: and we examine the racial diversity of our law enforcement agencies. do officers actually reflect the communities they were sworn to protect? candice: this is an nbc bay area investigative special, "the use of force." hi everyone, i'm candice nguyen, an investigative reporter with the unit. many of you ha

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. >> actually candice south of us in detroit. [laughter] right, i really learned a lot and i depend so much on allison because she's really quick with this. and she understands the systems very well. i'm getting a little bit better at it. but really has made a big difference into how we do business with people. somebody said to me, i had an opportunity to have several radio and television interviews. one of the reports, janet likes to talk to people to store and now she's transferred to the phone. [laughter] so i'm the phone answer or from the upfront line one person to answer the phone and begin to take in those kinds of orders. so i feel like i try to be as considerate about people who are on the phone. many times they are rushing and sometimes they feel very frightful and afraid. this gives me a chance to kind of calm them down and say what will this book too. let's see if we can find this book for you. will call you back. done a lot of community work really by telephone. stewart will come as you know, janet webster jones i've

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candi candice wynn, nbc bay area news. >>> a car caravan of a different kind. the reason behind this parade of cars on the peninsula. city hon new academy of 20 firefighters during a graduation ceremony. the new recruits sat six feet apart as they heard from city leaders including mayor sam liccardo. friends and family tuned in on the live youtube page. they completed five months of training and could now go out and serve the san jose community. >>> flags, balloons, signs, all part of a car caravan with an important purpose. the decorations were different and so were the languages but the message was the same. be counted in the 2020 census. south san francisco organized this event but really this message applies every and to everyone. there is a lot at stake including billions of federal dollars and how many congressional seats california gets. log on to 2020census.gov and you will not be asked about your immigration status. >>> the school year is looking different but kids still need supplies and that is why stake at heart community service began the pack abac

congressman candice campaign against me is now fossil fuel.ant to do is tell his father stop spending money on negative commercials and messages in the air of truck prayed we should all be positive with a vision, big vision for this country is going. instead the congressman is running a relentlessly negative campaign which i do not think is good for massachusetts and asia tells brother, his twin brother and his father to stop. >> ten seconds. >> you are campaign supporters have put out tweets and have bullied my supporters, have put out tweets saying that lee harvey got the wrong kennedy. that where is lee harvey's old and not a word coming from you not a word. so cut the negative complaining. look not a word from you or your campaign. >> i obviously would never comment any time except anyone saying that about your family. and no one affiliated with my campaign would ever say anything like that. so i say to you, okay that is just something which is completely unacceptable. should not be in politics and i make that a pledge to you it's absolute

support is vital for inmates but believes that existing resources should be used for that supervisor candice anderson who approved the new hires explains the incoming deputies salaries will actually becoming from money saved as a result of the general fund. >>the savings from the cares act and paid deputies who are going to be reimbursed because we are helping them do different jobs and they were doing in the jail previously covid related jobs that savings we can then transfer and utilize for these new positions that we need to have in the jail to really enhance the mental health services voted against >>expenditure because i believe we could located sheriff's deputies from another facility rather create new positions. >>but ultimately it's the board's decision and they will revisit the issue again in september in the meantime both agree the county should continue to invest more into community support services that help people with mental health issues to avoid them from landing in jail in the first place. died by suicide every day despite a rising awareness, but in the midst of the covid re

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known as the cares act that is specifically meant for coronavirus prevention district 2 supervisor candice anderson who proved the new hires explains that's not the case existing deputies who took precautions within the jail to prevent an outbreak. we're paid from the cares act, but the incoming deputies salaries will actually becoming from the money saved as a result in the general fund. >>so the savings from the cares act and paid deputies who are going to be reimbursed because we are helping them do different jobs and they were doing in the jail previously covid related jobs that savings we can then transfer and utilize for these new positions that we need to have in the jail to really enhance the mental health services as well as just regular health services. >>the only vote against the new hires came from supervisor john gioia who agrees mental health support is vital for inmates. but believes existing resources should be used instead of the dozens of newcomers who he estimates will cost the county 5 million dollars a year i voted against >>expenditure because i believe we could locat

mental health support is vital for inmates but believes existing resources should be used supervisor candiceanderson who approved the new hires explains the incoming deputy salaries will actually come from money saved as a result in the general fund. >>so the savings from the cares act and paid deputies who are going to be reimbursed because we are helping them do different jobs and they were doing in the jail previously covid related jobs that savings we can then transfer and utilize for these new positions that we need to have in the jail to really enhance the mental health services voted against >>expenditure because i believe we could located sheriff's deputies from another facility rather create new positions. >>ultimately it's the board's decision and they will revisit the issue in september in the meantime both agree the county should continue to invest more into community support services that help people with mental health issues avoid landing in jail in the first place. >>to national news now the u.s. postal service has long said that rain snow heat. gloom of night, you know the so

known as the cares act that is specifically meant for coronavirus prevention district 2 supervisor candice anderson who proved the new hires explains that's not the case existing deputies who took precautions within the jail to prevent an outbreak. we're paid from the cares act, but the incoming deputies salaries will actually becoming from the money saved as a result in the general fund. >>so the savings from the cares act and paid deputies who are going to be reimbursed because we are helping them do different jobs and they were doing in the jail previously covid related jobs that savings we can then transfer and utilize for these new positions that we need to have in the jail to really enhance the mental health services as well as just regular health services. >>the only vote against the new hires came from supervisor john gioia who agrees mental health support is vital for inmates. but believes existing resources should be used instead of the dozens of newcomers who he estimates will cost the county 5 million dollars a year i voted against >>expenditure because i believe we could locat

known as the cares act that is specifically meant for coronavirus prevention district 2 supervisor candiceerson who proved the new hires explains that's not the case existing deputies who took precautions within the jail to prevent an outbreak. we're paid from the cares act, but the incoming deputies salaries will actually becoming from the money saved as a result in the general fund. >>so the savings from the cares act and paid deputies who are going to be reimbursed because we are helping them do different jobs and they were doing in the jail previously covid related jobs that savings we can then transfer and utilize for these new positions that we need to have in the jail to really enhance the mental health services as well as just regular health services. >>the only vote against the new hires came from supervisor john gioia who agrees mental health support is vital for inmates. but believes existing resources should be used instead of the dozens of newcomers who he estimates will cost the county 5 million dollars a year i voted against >>expenditure because i believe we could located s

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what would amazon think of next #amazon hallow candice saying you don't have to buy a not-for-profitson john hancock insurance firm has already partnered with amazon halo, you will have some program that gives you opponents in a game like environment to monitor your health. where that is going? >> i don't even weigh myself i know if gaining weight or not my pants don't fit i don't know if in -- >> i looked at you this morning you look so sheikh in that black top. >> thank you but i still gained 20 pounds -- because i have been. >> it ain't showing girl. >> okay. thank you, miss you good to see you, coming up raising a stink! city residents outrages of pileup of garbage weekend september 2, 2 pm certain a virtually you town hall america investors together a panel of special guests dave portnoy, answer your questions how you can take control of your wealth investments, for millennial gen z, wants to learn how to get rich we show you how to do-it-yourself facebook instagram e-mail at vested in you foxbusiness.com your questions will be answered. ♪ . >> ant growing expenses, our agents he

black suspect than a white suspect and if you don't believe me in a very interesting interview with candicean anti-trump guy, conceded the data do not show that the police are killing blacks just because they're black. now what's happening of course is because the police are like this , they're pulling back it's called the ferguson effect. if the cops are perceived as racist they aren't pro of course african americans, they aren't getting involved involved in interacting with witnesses because it increases the chances they are accused of engaging in police brutality or police profiling. so you're finding this all over the country, it happened after the death of michael brown outside in st. louis, it happened when there was a high profile shooting in chicago, its happened all over the country called the ferguson effect and cops are pulling back bad guys, crime goes up and the people who are hurt are the very people that black lives matter purports to care about. it's bizarre. ainsley: so let's talk about 2020 because joe biden is supposedly going to announce his vp pick either today or tomor