acting chief tony chaplin applied to the chp in 1989. but a traffic stop in san jose almost changed his mind. >> the police officer was just really disrespectful. and when i explained to him that i had applied to the police department, he kind of fell into a rage. and basically stated i'll never make it. obviously, he was wrong. >> chaplin's friends believed he was racially profiled. they told him to forget being a cop. >> they condemned me. my mother is one that swayed me back into coming into law enforcement. >> chap slin a 26-year veteran, a street cop who rose through the ranks. and now assuming the role of interim chief when there is gross discord from minority communities over police shootings. >> it's troubling. they are troubling nationwide to look at them. again, there are two sides to the story. >> it is tough being african-american and also being police chief? >> it is in a sense of people question where your loyalties lie. and my answer is always going to be for both. >> chaplin says these are challenging times for police. ch

the tweet posted earlier this month calls for tony chaplin's head. police say donahoe againson posted chaplin's picture next to a guillotine. police arrested the 60-year-old for making criminal threats at his home on monday. neighbors say hoganson put swastikas on his window and one neighbor shared a racest note she says he left for her. the chief says the department is taking all threats seriously. >> the kkk was passing out flyers in san francisco. and as you just said, we've had the assassination of police officers across the country right now going on. so any threats to my public afity official i'm going to look at and take it seriously even if it's me. >> the threat comes as activists continue to protest sfpd's tactics. chaplin has been leading efforts to reform the department. >>> first the voters, now the delegates they selected to represent the republican party. it is official. donald trump is the gop nominee for president. we're going to hear from trump tomorrow night for his official speech. but tonight the spotlight is going to be on his r

chief chaplin, anything you want to share with the commission? speaker: just real fast, i'm sorry late. i came from a scene where a gentleman in mental state to his own head. and i had to probably a quarter of the police officers speaking to staffing to shut down the street. the question was why did this take to long so resolve and i said no he's not dead because of all the reforms we've implemented. now, thank you. that's for the folks out there because they had information and this is similar to the things that happened in louisiana. they had information he had a gun. they quickly created a pocket. they pushed the public back and they created a situation where this gentleman could walk away with his life. that worked. the reality is, it is about time and the reality is you can only do that with enough bodies out on the streets working to make sure that you shut down muni. this is market street and there were a tremendous people finishing their work streets and i can't go to the supervisor and beg for money when this comes up. life is huge. i wo

chief chaplin, anything you want to share with the commission? speaker: just real fast, i'm sorry late. i came from a scene where a gentleman in mental state to his own head. and i had to probably a quarter of the police officers speaking to stto shut down the street. the question was why did this take to long so resolve and i said no he's not dead because of all the reforms we've implemented. now, thank you. that's for the folks out there because they had information and this is similar to the things that happened in louisiana. they had information he had a gun. they quickly created a pocket. they pushed the public back and they created a situation where this gentleman could walk away with his life. that worked. the reality is, it is about time and the reality is you can only do that with enough bodies out on the streets working to make sure that you shut down muni. this is market street and there were a tremendous people finishing their work streets and i can't go to the supervisor and beg for money when this comes up. life is huge. i would agr

it features pictures of tuley chaplin. the twitter account refers to the savior. not after long, the man behind directed a tweet at david stevenson that blacks should not be in a position of authority, they can't handle the pressure. next to that was a tweet with a sign that says whites only by order. also mentioned several different accounts of white supremacy. hoganson is in custody, but has not been formally booked yet. >>> the suspect behind a fatal hit and run made his first court appearance today. nicky garcia was charged with murder, vehicular manslaughter, hit and run, and auto burglary. police say he was racing through the park last month in a stolen honda, when he hit and killed heather miller. his bail has been set at $10 million. >>> another bicyclist was hit and killed by a car that same day. police say a driver had rub a red light when he hit the bicyclist. >> a chef's knife, and good detective work helped police connect two vicious stabbings. facing charges for randomly stabbing a man watching the movie the shallows at the roxy theater last month. l

the tweet posted earlier this month calls for toney chaplin's head.olice say don hoganson posted his picture next to a guillotine. police arrested the 60-year-old for making criminal threats at his home on ortega street on monday. neighbors say he put swastikas on his window and within neighbor shared a racest note. chief chaplin says the department is taking all threats seriously. >> the kkk was passing out flyers in san francisco. as you just said, we've had the assassination of police officers across the country right now going on. and so any threat to any public safety official i'm going to look at and take it seriously, even if it's me. >> the threat comes as activists continue to protest san francisco police department's tactics. chaplin has been leading the efforts to reform the department. >>> several cars are shot in the south bay now police do have a new clue to try and catch the gunman. morgan hill police are hoping you recognize this man seen running across the screen in that surveillance video. police believe that man shot nine rounds int

what is an appropriate size staff. >> chief chaplin? >> yeah, i want to give kudos to them for working on these policies. they are difficult. i understand what commissioner marshall said about speeding up the process. what i want to make sure we do when we stream line this process is we keep in place in keeping with community stakeholders during these process. it slows down. i think community input is a must. it's a new process for the police department. going down that road, that's going forward. that's one of the things that we have embedded in coming up with some new policies. so, when we looked at the process, i think one of the things we want to keep in place and keep in mind is meeting with the community stakeholders is a must to get that input into where they would like to see some of these orders going and get that in put the from them. >> great, thank you, chief. any questions for the chief or for this team? okay. thank you very much. any public comment on item no. 2? welcome. public speaker: sfrt from the san franciscans for p

at that meeting, people applauded chief chaplin for the outcome of this incident. he says this is what officers have been training to do the last year and a half. in his words, the longer we delay these situations, the better they end. the nearly four-hour standoff was filled with tense moments. there were beanbag shot, flash-bangs with one goal in mind. >> the sanctity of human life. we would have stayed out until tomorrow. >> reporter: sfpd respond todman with a handgun in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. from sky 7 hd, you can see the man shirtless, belly down on the street. >> thought they were going to kill my cousin. >> reporter: the man told police he wanted them to take his life. >> the officers did what we've been training to do for the last 18 months. that is they created a safety pocket. they backed up. they created time. >> reporter: it was that time that enables officers to de-escalate the situation while a vocal crowd gathered nearby. >> you have killed too many already. >> reporter: the man's family assisted negotiators. officers secured this weap

what is an appropriate size staff. >> chief chaplin? >> yeah, i want to give kudos to them for working on these policies. they are difficult. i understand what commissioner marshall said about speeding up the process. what i want to make sure we do when we stream line this process is we keep in place in keeping with community stakeholders during these process. it slows down. i think community input is a must. it's a new process for the police department. going down that road, that's going forward. that's one of the things that we have embedded in coming up with some new policies. so, when we looked at the process, i think one of the things we want to keep in place and keep in mind is meeting with the community stakeholders is a must to get that input into where they would like to see some of these orders going and get that in put the from them. >> great, thank you, chief. any questions for the chief or for this team? okay. thank you very much. any public comment on item no. 2? welcome. public speaker: sfrt from the san franciscans for p

. >>> a man is in custody after posting a racist threat against acting police chief toney chaplin. this was posted on twitter over the weekend showing a picture of chaplin, a guillotine and white trade only and calling for his beheading. he posted a photo and message against another person, the message suggests blacks should not be in position of authority. the man is not formally booked. hoganson hasn't been booked. >>> in oakland people had a message for the city council, give us some power to reform the police department. kpix 5's christin ayers shows us their push and the union's response >>> reporter: nearly 100 speakers lined up at oakland city hall to urge city council to put a measure on the november ballot to form an independent police commission. it would oversee the force and have the power to fire a chief. in the past couple of months, the oakland police department has been rocked by a sex scandal and allegations of racist text messaging. the oakland police officers association opposes the commission. "what we will not and do not support is a knee-jerk solution crafted

i'll wait 30 minutes. [ laughter ] >> all right, acting san francisco police chief toney chaplin. thanking for joining us. >>> coming up next, carjacking and man hunt in the east bay. the early morning incidents that ended with several people being detained. >> also, new surveillance video of a sunday morning shooting in baton rouge, what it shows ands reaction from family members of a fallen officer. ♪ i ♪ shining through rs ♪ i see your true colors ♪ and that's why i love you ♪ so don't be afraid ♪ to let them show ♪ your true colors ♪ true colors ♪ true colors ♪ are beautiful >> police in baton rouge have released surveillance video taken minutes before six law enforcement officers were shot on sunday morning. three of them died. this video shows the suspect targeting police and avoiding civilians. three officers died from their injuries. one african-american, two white. the sister-in-law of the officer killed is speaking about the increasing cycle of violence. >> you know, black lives matter. i support that. all lives matter as well. but killing one another is not going to hel

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at that meeting, people applauded chief chaplin for the outcome of this incident. he says this is what officers have been training to do the last year and a half. in his words, the longer we delay these situations, the better they end. the nearly four-hour standoff was filled with tense moments. there were beanbag shot, flash-bangs with one goal in mind. >> the sanctity of human life. we would have stayed out until tomorrow. >> reporter: sfpd respond todman with a handgun in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. from sky 7 hd, you can see the man shirtless, belly down on the street. >> thought they were going to kill my cousin. >> reporter: the man told police he wanted them to take his life. >> the officers did what we've been training to do for the last 18 months. that is they created a safety pocket. they backed up. they created time. >> reporter: it was that time that enables officers to de-escalate the situation while a vocal crowd gathered nearby. >> you have killed too many already. >> reporter: the man's family assisted negotiators. officers secured this weap

and toney chaplin the department's acting chief was threatened on monday. police arrested a 60-year-old man who called for chaplin's death on his twitter account. >>> in oakland many protestors have shifted their focus from police departments to their unions. and the crowd aren't shy about calling for some change. >> tell them what you really want!! >> some chained themselves to public entryways of oakland pd and timed it for 9 a.m. yesterday to cause the biggest disruption. soon the crowd grew larger and started marching, many chanting to oust mayor libby schaaf. on this national day of action, others honed in on police unions saying they have too much control of the city's funding. >>> bay area criminals are using new tactics to rob people. as kpix 5's da lin reports from oakland, more robbers are now casing their potential victims >>> reporter: the robbery took only 10 seconds. it's about to happen to this young mother who just parked her car. she walks across the street. as she looks into her purse, an audi stops right in front of her. a man walks up wi

toney chaplin has been serving as interim chief since greg suhr was forced out.aplin has been working to institute reforms since may. >>> i'm maria medina live at the san jose police department, where in just a few hours, the department is about to give the media a behind-the-scenes look of the training it's giving its officers on the use of body cameras that it will start using today. now, police say they have a strict policy on when these officers have to turn them on including use of force, officer- involved shootings, and when they are dealing with suspicious people but there are scenarios when they can be turned off. >> if they're not engaging the community or actively involved in the investigation, we think they should have the discretion to turn it off. >> reporter: they can turn them off during private conversations, as well. when they enter homes they must tell people inside that they are recording. out in public it's only recommended to tell the public they are recording. all officers will have body cameras eventually. training starts at 2:30. we'll get

tonight, acting police chief toney chaplin said he's been too busy to give much thoughts to these threatsy must be investigated. >> the threats are being taken seriously. >> reporter: acting san francisco police chief tonical tweet calls for his head, and the feed contains white supremacy messages. >> the kkk was passing out flie fliers in after. we've had the assassination of police officers across the country right now going on. so any threat to any public safety official, i'm going to look at and take it seriously even if it's me. >> reporter: police arrested the 60-year-old san francisco man for making criminal threats at his home in ortega yesterday. neighbors, who don't want to talk on camera, say hoganson put those swastikas in his window. one neighbor shared this racist note. she says he left for her. >> i'm also concerned not only for our chief but also other officers of color. >> reporter: sfpd sergeant yolunda williams says the rank and file needs to be informed. >> the department has a clear responsibility to really let all of the officers know what has occurred so that we all

its were chaplin john eaton took meticulous records. this is just an incredibly rich source of material. what you have here in the southern louisiana is you have plantations and planters that often comply with the union and keep their slaves at a wage labor agreement. but you still see a lot of migrating and movement between camps. it's a new era of information dissemination between refugees and these camps. is not just individual man who came. let's look at the coming into the camp because this is a different kind of coming. after enlistment it will be majority female, majority child. and the infirm in these caps. -- camps. there's a lot of building going on nevertheless. they came as families. there was no precedent for this kind of exodus of enslaved people. before the work you have the typical runaway as an individual male. now they pack wagons with babies and property. they packed up blind octogenarians. people who would been on the plantation all their lives. they packed up all these things. they didn't just look like fugitives. o

chaplin says he isn't surprised that someone would take issue with a black chief. the recent police shootings in dallas and baton rouge have officers on high alert. >>> welcome relief along one of the nation's worst commutes. a widening project has been completed along a six mile stretch of highway 4 between pittsburg and antioch. double the lanes in each direction to 4. >> indiana governor mike pence expected to close out day three of the republican national convention. donald trump's vp pick will formally accept his nomination tonight. ♪[ music ] >>> and this is a live look at the convention in cleveland right now. we are looking at trump organization executive lynne patton. she is the vice president of the eric trump foundation. as you know, donald trump's son spoke last night gave quite an impassioned speech. up next on that stage will be florida senator marco rubio. tonight's theme is make america first again. here's a look at the line-up for tonight's speakers. trump's former political rival senators rubio, cruz, also his son eric trump will be speaking again

>> reporter: chief toney chaplin came to tonight's police commission meeting fresh from that market street drama. four hours long. which notably ended with an armed suicidal man in the hospital, not the morgue. from sky fox, a man prone on the pavement in front of the former hibernia bank of market street. police giving him time and distance instead of rushing him with commands as they might have in the past. >> [ yelling ] >> reporter: the confrontation began when officers saw the man behaving strangely, feared he was armed and demanded he show his hands which were out of view in his pockets. then they fired beanbag rounds as he went down. >> he moved his hands a word. and they start shooting him. with beanbags. they could have cuffed him and took him, but no. >> this is a cousin of the suspect who believes the standoff could have been over in minutes not hours. s.w.a.t. officers and 18 trained in crisis intervention recall as the man was suicidal asking police to shoot him. streets were sealed off, service rerouted as crowds grew. >> the goal is to always never have any force if the pers

the police chief resign eded a k after the report, and replaced by acting chief tony chaplin, the report tomorrow is expected to have recommendation for reform. and for more, you can find out at abc news bay area on twitter and on abc 7 news.com. >>> and now, people are using the pokemon go, and to advance you go to different locations called the poke-stops to collect player, and police say that the men waited for people to arrive and then rob bed them at gunpoint. they robbed eight people this weekend. >>> two fishermen at a lake near orlando, florida, were rushed to be rescued after a small plane went down a. man and 9-year-old daughter were on board. they were injured, but expected to be okay. moments before the crash, the pilot reported that he was losing engine power. >>> new details on a passenger health scare that prompted the e emergency landing in oklahoma yesterday. some of the passengers had elevated levels of carbon monoxide, and once they got fresh aur, the levels returned to normal. the increased carbon monoxide levels from atlanta to denver were undetermined. >> and we are

police two, donald eric hoganson arrested last monday, and he posted a racist tweet showing toney chaplin and a sign reading, "white trade only." they are trying to crack down after one of their own was targeted in an attempted shooting, and after a traffic accident.>> what is the occasion?>> i did just got shot at. >> a recording of the sergeants plea for help while in her suv and told the dispatcher that someone walked up and began firing shots on saturday night near 73rd avenue. the police blocked off several blocks looking for the shooter but no suspect was found.>> the concerns are heightened even what is going on elsewhere in the country, and with the discussion going on many officers do not feel valued. >> due to the recent ambush and targeting police and other u. s. cities, the open officers are writing two to a car but the sergeants are still riding solo. the sergeant identified is not be a clark, and she was -- nadia clark and she was not hit by the gunfire but suffered injuries from the crash. >>> 31-year-old noah winchester accused of raping mack -- raping five women while on

toney chaplin, chief of police. done deal. >> next speaker, please. public speaker: it's always nice to follow clyde. one of the things that really raises a red flag to me is a survey of the police department. if that's a survey of the brass it's one thing, but if it's the survey of the poa, it's the same thing that clyde is talking about is that they are having a way too big an influence. >> line officers. >> it's everybody who is employed within the department. >> i'm hoping the commission will begin to separate from the poa, separate a bright line between what you guys do in the policy arena an the poa is allowed to do in terms of wages and benefits. they need to get put back in a box as a union. some other issues. online surveys may trend towards wealthy respondents towards access. you need to take that into consideration. i also think you need to prioritize communities of colors who bear the brunt of some of the policing that we've been speaking against. i think that you definitely ought to have something in the mission. i recommend the brava the

he chaplin has been on high alert since the murder of law enforcement officers in dallas, baton rouge in louisiana. >> i wasn't surprised that a hate group would take issue with a black man being a chief of police. i thought we were light-years away from that, that our society was in a place where things like that didn't happen. recent events have told us that's not the case. when was the last time you heard the expected. kkk recruiting in san francisco california? >> a san francisco man is in custody. >>> the parents of a uc- berkeley student killed in the bastille day attack in france are speaking about their ordeal. they traveled from southern california to nice the day after they learned nick leslie was missing. >> as soon as we landed in paris and switched on our phones, thinking we would get good news. >> they told us he didn't make it. >> nic leslie was one of 84 people killed last week after a man drove a 20-ton truck through crowds gathered for a fireworks show. a father and son from texas also died in the attack. >> we met the other american family. they lost their 11-year-o

the examiner reports interim police chief, toney chaplin, did not apply for comment as to whether he has a bachelors degree. >>> we are following news from monterey county where a wildfire south of carmel -- carmel continues to grow. cal fire's latest update shows the soberanes fire has now burned more than 16,000 acres at this point it is 10% contained. the fire has burned to the homes and is threatening more than 1600 others. janine de la vega will have a live report from monterey county in our next half hour. >>> someone/tires of six cars at the rockridge bart station in oakland. a viewer took these photographs of the cars yesterday with the damaged tires. part police tell us the attack happened within a 40 minute span during the day may south parking lot investigators are going over surveillance footage in hopes to find whoever is responsible. we have not received reports of the cars were broken into or that anyone was injured. >>> a san francisco cyclist who vandalized a car with a metal bike lock during a critical mass ride was sentenced to three years probation. ian hespelt wa

lucky for you, this chaplin talks. comedian scott chaplin.e's more american than a bologna and mayonnaise sandwich holding an assault rifle. national review staff writer charles cook. if i had to pick two words to describe him, they would be hungry and hungry. towering over me is giant comedian ben kissell. let's start the show. attorney general loretta lynch held a private meeting with bill clinton earlier this week amid the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server. it sounds bad. but don't worry. they were just talking about clinton's grandchildren. >> well, i did see the president at the phoenix airport the other night as i was landing. he was headed out. he did come over and say hello and speak to my husband and myself. talk about his grandchildren and his travels and things like that. so that was the extent of that. and no discussions were held on any cases or -- >> no discussions of any cases. good enough for me. lynch has been taking a lot of heat for the meeting from republicans and democrats. but i was surpris

there's also a message that calls for chaplin's beheading. investigators say the suspect is behind a photo and message targeting david stevenson the director of the community engagement for the san francisco police department. the man is in custody but at this point, he has not been formally booked. >>> oakland rents have been soaring higher and higher but just hours ago everybody on the city council decided enough is enough. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in our newsroom on the renter protection act that's now earned a place on the november ballot. >> reporter: oakland is now the fourth most expensive rental market in the country and city leaders decided that something must be done before long-time residents are priced out of town. the new rules require landlords to petition for rent hikes above 10% a year instead of tenants having to petition against then and there's a limit on charges for capital improvements. the proposal goes to voters in november spelling out strict standards under which landlords for eviction and rules similar to san fr

. >> chief chaplin, yeah. what's your perspective? it's up to you to issue a bulletin. speaker: i can reissue that bulletin. speaker: great. thank you chief. i want to go through -- it appears director hicks, are more cases going to mediation? are we seeing more cases like that. is that number staying static. it seems higher. speaker: president loftus, we wish it were higher because it's remaining pretty static. i will report -- give the 2015 annual report next week. it has been delayed because i - my staff and i have been addressing many investigations and many requested for information from -- now i can talk about it. not only the civil grand jury, but the blue ribbon task force and cops, there have been several meetings with cops and when we exhale, then there's a request for us to review 200 incident reports and we're a small staff. we want to be transparent and we recognize that providing information is extremely important. so you will see the 2015 report next week and then we can talk about patterns from at least during last year. >> okay. and then with regard to

. >> on monday, police arrested a 60-year-old man for threatening acting chief, toney chaplin on twitter. >>> in oakland, we show you a couple protestors chained themselves to police headquarters. >> reporter: they bound themselves in chains to the public entry waste of the oakland -- ways of the oakland police department, shuts down public access to the lobby for hours on end. more protestors gathered marching and chanting, calling for the city of oakland to put half of the money used on policing into the community. >> this is a national day of action to focus with the police union. we recognize the large amount of political power they have, for increased funding for policing. >> reporter: protestors had promised their tactics would escalate, just last night, anti police but tattle activists -- brutality activists blockaded the doors. after several hours today, protestors unbounds themselves to march to city hall, where several people unfurled a banner reading too many murders, too many displaced, and called for oakland mayor schaaf's ouster with the #byelibby. san jose kid used his dro

now, chaplin says that sfpd already provides quarterly reports to the board, but here's the snag.he department apparently missed its first deadline to file that report, which was due june 30th. supervisor malia cohen had recent a law requiring police to report to the board. the break down of people stopped by race there. but that deadline came and went. so if avalos' proposal passes, $15 million of the police department's budget would be placed on reserve. that money could be released if sfpd makes specific reforms like implementing a use of force policy that requires de- escalation techniques. it says avalos' proposal would tie up funds that could put the public safety in jeopardy. avalos says that releasing the funds would merely require a report four times a year. >> before we let you go, one more for you. who is the supervisor, tara, taking charge when it comes to bike theft and closing down these chop shops? >> reporter: it should come as no surprise it is supervisor scott weiner. he is a bicycling enthusiasts. he is holding a meeting today at 1:30 this afternoon. basically,

finding those involved in this murder has been an important case for the interim chief of police toney chaplin and with at rest they hope to obtain more information and more suspects. and the man arrested today is charged with shooting into an occupied vehicle, a car. with also a gang enhancement. he will be in court on monday for his arraignment. in san francisco, lyanne melend melendez, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. >>> a man convicted of killing two teenage best friends has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. the two were killed in 2012. the two girls were in relationship with powell who was 18 at the time and another man. he asked the girls to leave after getting a call from another girlfriend. when they refused, he shot and killed them. >>> now to a new development into alleged misconduct by an ala immediata county sheriff's deputy. we have exclusively learned that a deputy investigated in connection with this beating avenue suspect in san francisco last year has been let go. and he worked his final shift with the department today. c melanie woodrow is live from the hall of just

toney chaplin has been serving as interim chief since greg suhr resigned under pressure in may. meantime critics are questioning the new unit in charge of reform. the unit includes one of the officers involved in the fatal shooting of a homeless man in april. the investigation into that shooting is open. >> the two suspects in a heist and manhunt in north bay are identified. serge gutsu of sacramento county and ivan morales of lake county are being held on a million dollars bail. voters say they tried to rob an armored car yesterday outside a chase bank in windsor. shots were fired. a security guard was hit. the suspect initially got away. investigators tracked them down in calistoga. investigators say gutsu opened fire so an officer rammed him with his police car. gutsu was arrested and an intense search began in the neighborhood for morales. >> a little after 2:00 we started hearing all the helicopters and then they said "shelter in place" from the managers here and we watched it on tv through your station to see what was happening. >> morales was eventually arrested. both men

acting chief tony chaplin discussed the matter with us yesterday on the nine. >> >> we learned of the tweets came from an account called lamb of god . investigators say it belonged to a 60-year-old man of. he was arrested and is expected to face charges including a hate crime. >>> police tracked down the suspected bank robber . the 57- year-old andrew smith robbed the bank west on dublin boulevard about 11:15 yesterday morning. stop witnesses say the suspect took cash then it left on a bicycle. he was seen going in the station were officers arrested him at scene. >>> supervisors voted unanimously last night to stop fracking. >> is the first county to ban the practice . environmentalists take it is a major step to protect local groundwater from chemicals used to extract oil. >>> a visit to the dentist turned deadly for the east a child. coming up the string of events that led to a tragedy and the reason police have not launched a criminal investigation. >>> defective pipes including the one that failed . the latest testimony from fbi agent in the company's criminal trial. >>> we are lo

. >> the threat comes after acting chief, toney chaplin, was the target of a racist threat on twitter last weekend. please arrested donald hogan seen in that incident. >>> we're falling a development in a tragic fire. police say that a vallejo mother died this week, two months after the arson fire at her home that killed her boy. she was in critical condition ever since the fire inmate that killed her son. vallejo police arrested the boy's father three days later. darrylone shuemake is facing murder charges and arson charges. >>> a memorial service will be held tomorrow for a man who was killed by a suspected drunk driver. he was a student at mit. he was out with friends last saturday in new york when they were hit by a car. the driver, in york police officer who has been fired. the memorial is at 1:00 tomorrow at the hillsburg community church. >>> a former san francisco teacher is facing child pornography charges. christian lancaster was indicted on a felony charge by federal grand jury last week. lancaster taught at thurgood marshall academic high school in the bayview until januar

acting chief tony chaplin says time was the officers most critical tool. the longer the officers drew out the situation the better the ending, he says. >> the officers did what we've been training to do for the last 18 months. they created a safety pocket, backed up, created time. elongated this whole situation to give us a little time to get the people to the scene that could de-escalate this thing. >> officers eventually took the man down with the use of bean bags and flash bangs. the suspect has not been identified but we know he was eventually taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries as a result of those bean bags. >>> a south bay limo driver is accused of molesting a child in los galos. 61-year-old alley shikori of san jose was arrested for po lesing a child under the age of 10. according to police, a family claims that that incident happened at their home nearly two weeks ago. shikori has been driving limos in the south bay for several years. investigators are asking anyone with information on this case or any other involving this susp

acting police chief, toney chaplin, said the sergeant voluntarily transferred out of the bureau. >>> a local warning about fake guns. the santa clara police department said it's officers have been called to a number of incidents where people are using fake guns. this is video we want to show you. there the police officers are responding. here is one of the guns that was seized. police say this can be dangerous since officers have no way of knowing if a gun is real or fake. >> it's very dangerous. they are reported to us as a man with a firearm. the officers need to believe that this weapon is real. and often when we get to the scene, in the our replica weapons, it is indistinguishable from a fake weapon to a real weapon. >> police say it if you own a fake gun, don't bring it in public if you use it to play games, keep it in a case. if you are asked by law enforcement, but the fire arm down and tell them it is fake. >>> a state parole board has rejected the release of a killer whose murder led to the creation of a crime victim's group. the parole panel ruled that stephen byrnes should

. >>> in san francisco, a man is in custody after calling for the beheading of toney chaplin. donald hoganson was detained in his home yesterday. police say he tweeted this over the weekend, shows a picture of chaplain, a guillotine, and sign that reads white trade only. the tweet called for chaplain's beheading. police sea he tweeted this not long after, with the message that he doesn't think blacks should be in a position of authority. he is in police custody, but has not been formally booked. the threats are still under investigation. >>> a historic decision in alameda county, the board of supervisors has voted to ban fracking. alameda is the first county in the bay area and fifth in the state to ban it. opponents have been battling what e and b natural resources for the past three years over fracking. they were concerned about the fixes on the environment and jobs. >>> after sex scandal that sank three police chiefs, the next question is what happens next? city leaders know what they want, about the unions are saying no way. >> reporter: they have been crafting a measure t

francisco police mug shot of the man accused of making racist threats against acting police chief, toney chaplin. donald hoaglin's and was arrested last week at his home in the outer sunset. investigators link him to several tweets including one showing a picture of the police chief and a guillotine. helgeson is facing felony charges of stocking, threatening a peace officer, and threats with intent to terrorize. >>> a wildfire south of carmel continues to grow. cal fire's latest update shows the soberanes fire scorched more than 16,000 acres and is only 10% contained. it has burned 20 homes and is threatening more than 1600 others. hundreds of people living in the fires in for a community meeting at carmel highlands last night. >> we've had smoke around our house. many friends and neighbors that are really impacted by this. >> this is a mean fire. i've seen several throughout the years. i've never seen one quite like this. >> this fire started on friday. cal fire said it could take weeks for full containment. janine de la vega will have a live report during our 5:00 hour. >>> there is good news

>> a man is in custody accused of making death threats intense interim san francisco chief toney chaplin. we were the first to report the threats. the 60-year-old sent a tweet on saturday talking about beheading toney. >> i have witnessed him ranting on the corner. >> racial and offensive language, that sort of nature. >> we were in san francisco in the sunset district where he lives with signs of white extremism. >> and there is a controversial costco in pleasanton and the voters will decide. opponents gathered enough signatures to put measure on the ballot in november. opponents say it will hurt small businesses and costco say it will boost the economy. >> the most congested stretches of highway in the bay area and relief could be on the way. transportation officials are looking to add a pay to play express lane between 380 at sfo and redwood city. the san mateo, transportation authority will look at options but believes an express lane is the only way to go. it is a car pool lane that solo drivers can pay to use. the study take two years to complete at the cost of $11.5 million. >> fo

it showed a picture of toney chaplin in a with a guillotine that said white trade only. he said he's not surprised by it, but the recent police shootings in dallas and baton rouge has put him on high alert. >> worry about officers' safety. it's huge, that's a huge issue right now. i mean, literally, you walk out of the district station, your head is on a swivel. i've never seen anything like that it before, where every officer, you can sense the tension, when you go into a restaurant, you have to worry, is anybody sighting you in? >> a man is in police custody in connection with the twitter threat. >>> for the first time, we had hearing from the parents of the uc berkeley student that was killed in france. >> reporter: the parents traveled from southern california to nice, the day after they learned their son was missing. >> as soon as we landed in paris, we put on our phones, thinking we would get good news. >> we knew he didn't make it. but -- i don't know what to say. >> nick is one of 84 people killed last week after a man drove a 22-ton truck through crowds gathered

. >> well, you know, as a chaplin i'm taught to love everybody but today i came down here as a blackwho was tired of seeing other black men killed. and i have a son here who's going off to college and i said i got to do something. i've got to do something. so we came down here just to protest, and you know, we got separated. and it was just terrifying. >> yes. >> and then quickly, if you could tell me now, though, seeing what happened, what are your feelings? what are your thoughts about what happened? >> nobody needed to die tonight. because, i mean, this was supposed to be a good thing. bring everybody together. everybody was, you know, working with the cops. we were -- we had blacks, whites, asians, hispanics, everyone was about this. and to have it just marred by two people that just had a vendetta against police, there's just nothing that should not have happened. >> right. and we'll have to end there. thank you so much for your time. the walker family, ernest and ernest. father/son separated during the shooting. just now waiting for their car, which is still behind us as law en

, police arrested a 60-year-old man for making threats on social media against acting chief toney chaplin for the new threats, police are still trying to pinpoint where those calls came from. >>> a horrible parking job on the peninsula threw a wrench in the morning commute for the riders. a southbound train hid a car that was abandoned on the tracks in burlingame. there were 170 passengers on the train. none were injured. >>> just last week, another abandoned car was hit by a southbound caltrain in the same area just north of the broadway crossing. 35 passengers were on board that train. none of them was injured. >>> take a look at this. car crashed into a fire hydrant in san francisco sending that huge spray of water into the air. it happened along south van ness avenue near 18th street this morning. water poured under the car into the intersection. no word yet whether the driver had any injuries. >>> the nba is pulling next year's all star game from charlotte. lawmakers overturned a charlotte ordinance that would have allowed transgender people to use public rest courtrooms consistent w

. >>> the acting chief chaplin said that the suspect was taken to the hospital for evaluation.erry mcsweeney. >> a south bay limo driver is accused of molesting a child in los gatos, this picture was released of the man. we have more on this investigation. jean? >> police are saying that the suspect in the molestation case knew the victim and the family. the investigation is ongoing and they are looking for more information from the public much. this picture was released of ali shakoury of san jose, he was arrested for molesting a child under the age of ten. the incident was reported at the family's home june 25th. the man was arrested four days later in san jose. a man who did not want to talk on camera, said that he has lived on the block for a year with his girlfriend and that police took his computer and cell phone. and he said that he finds the molestation charge against shakoury unbelievable. people that know him say he has driven a limo for years, and they want the picture released so that others can report if they have incidents to report. bail is set at $1 million. rep