. >> interim police cheech tony chaplin speaks to abc 7 news for the first time since he did not get the top job. >> a look into a >>> san francisco's interim police chief tony chaplin are l stay on the force when the new chief takes over. >> vic lee is live at police headquarters with this story you'll see only on 7 news. vic? >> reporter: tony chaplin says it's been a whirlwind seven months as interim police chief, and he says he is thankful for the support he's gotten from the rank and file and also from community leaders, and he also tells me he's going nowhere. he'll stay put right here at the sfpd where he has been for the past decades. >> it's been seven months since tony chaplin was tapped by mayor ed lee to be interim police chief and a 26-year veteran and a street cop who rose through the ranks. >> it's really a tough job. you know, you go from incredible highs to incredible lows and then back up >> enand in his tenure as the top cop chaplin was instrumental in getting the use of norse policy enacted and there's been no scandals under his watch and tense situations have bee

police department uncertainty around your leader is hatred and chief chaplin laid the ground work andwe are so many communities the bayview came out to our community members of the committee and san franciscans cared deeply about that city and very deeply who their police chief is we had a credible amount of candidates and competitive scott san franciscans want to know you appreciate that position i think you will see and have the same feeling he had he's the right man there is extraordinary work and great work done everyday on the street and lift that up and address the diminishes we know so san francisco, california be a beacon of hope ♪ country we can rebuild trust and keep us safe congratulations competitive and mayor >> (clapping.) >> we workout together an, an entire family dedicated city officials thank you good to all the members of the board members of the board of supervisors for their dedication things occur and hear it from everybody so supervisor president london breed. >> good morning, everybody. on behalf of the permit holder san francisco board of supervisors i want to

mayor for your service, and chef chaplin for all you have done and the command staff. welcome to san francisco, to the scott family, and thank you to the commission for automatic of the hours of work of listening to the community and coming up with what i believe is a very if decision for our city. [ applause ] this concludes our announcement but we are open to a few questions. a few. [ inaudible ] this is introduction of the new san francico police chief a process that has lasted many months, a department that is under reform request >> in 27 years i have experienced that twice with an outside chief coming in to lapd and i know what that feels like from the street officer level. one thing that you have toed in about police officers, when you are out there trying to do your job and protect and serve moore community you care who the chief is, but it is really about are you get the support you need to do your job? first and foremost, is my job to make sure our officers get the support and everything they need to do their jobs. coming in from the outside i know that is to

i can admit that toney chaplin was a big part let me go the right way; right? even the charges are trumpeted up i held i was accountability what i done and what was done is done i'm a law-abiding citizen you know a father a great person god - one of my good brother's was shot by the police and in our neighborhood where i come from other one time he lived you you know as kids we did kids thing but he converted into a rightus life so motivation another part of why i changed my life to do right; right? so i'm really confused that chaplain would allow police officers out of their jurisdiction to come and shot our brother chaplain from our neighborhood i know that man is a good man tony dicker son unarmed it was live reports saying the high-speed chase i'll show you not just that but you know trying to see how the world is being is very secretary complicated no information - >> yeah. thank you, sir okay - i know - i got to follow the rules maybe chief chaplin can follow-up on your questions. >> thank you, sir. >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening hello my na

police department uncertainty around your leader is hatred and chief chaplin laid the ground work andere we are so many communities the bayview came out to our community members of the committee and san franciscans cared deeply about that city and very deeply who their police chief is we had a credible amount of candidates and competitive scott san franciscans want to know you appreciate that position i think you will see and have the same feeling he had he's the right man there is extraordinary work and great work done everyday on the street and lift that up and address the diminishes we know so san francisco, california be a beacon of hope ♪ country we can rebuild trust and keep us safe congratulations competitive and mayor >> (clapping.) >> we workout together an, an entire family dedicated city officials thank you good to all the members of the board members of the board of supervisors for their dedication things occur and hear it from everybody so supervisor president london breed. >> good morning, everybody. on behalf of the permit holder san francisco board of supervisors i wan

. >> you know, charlie chaplin once told me -- >> did you know charlie chaplin well? >> yes, very well. i'm writing my new book and nobody's going to talk to me after it. >> are you telling more secrets? >> not real secrets. well, it's hard to explain. i don't really write about sex. i write about human experience, and sex is part of human experience. >> well, that's a nice way to put it, yes. did you and charlie chaplin? >> no, no, no. charlie chaplin's son, sidney chaplin, was a friend of mine at the beverly hills tennis club. that's when i could play tennis. >> you really play well. >> no, go ahead. this is fascinating. >> i had $80,000

police department uncertainty around your leader is hatred and chief chaplin laid the ground work andere we are so many communities the bayview came out to our community members of the committee and san franciscans cared deeply about that city and very deeply who their police chief is we had a credible amount of candidates and competitive scott san franciscans want to know you appreciate that position i think you will see and have the same feeling he had he's the right man there is extraordinary work and great work done everyday on the street and lift that up and address the diminishes we know so san francisco, california be a beacon of hope ♪ country we can rebuild trust and keep us safe congratulations competitive and mayor >> (clapping.) >> we workout together an, an entire family dedicated city officials thank you good to all the members of the board members of the board of supervisors for their dedication things occur and hear it from everybody so supervisor president london breed. >> good morning, everybody. on behalf of the permit holder san francisco board of supervisors i wan

. >> you know, charlie chaplin once told me -- >> did you know charlie chaplin well? >> yes, very well. i'm writing my new book and nobody's going to talk to me after it. >> are you telling more secrets? >> not real secrets. well, it's hard to explain. i don't really write about sex. i write about human experience, and sex is part of human experience. >> well, that's a nice way to put it, yes. did you and charlie chaplin? >> no, no, no. charlie chaplin's son, sidney chaplin, was a friend of mine at the beverly hills tennis club. that's when i could play tennis. >> you really play well. >> no, go ahead. this is fascinating. >> i had $80,000 and the first - i did. honest to god. the first time i played sidney chaplin, he beat me. zero - something. why do they call it love? >> they call it love, as i understand, because is french, a goose egg, or an egg is oeuf, meaning, like a goose egg. zero. >> that's not the french i learned. >> so it comes from that, as i understand. i don't know. >> well, anyway, what did you ask me, before i interrupted? >> i asked did you d >> no

chief chaplin my name is patrick young.n the police department grant manager and i'm here today to request that the commission adopt the resolution authorizing or adopt the resolution urging the board of supervisors to authorize the chief of police to except furniture donations from galindo installation and moving services valued at $207,950. just to give a summary of what the donation is comprised of, there is 170 steel case workstations about a $151,500. there are 12 tables valley that $3600 and 75 steelcase cost shares at valued at $26,550. two waiting room soft seated pieces worth valued at $1600 and five private office freestanding workstations with seeding doubt it $15,000. this furniture was offered to us from galindo installation moving services. the [inaudible] urging from marriott hotels. it was a facility they were working on they approached the san francisco police department offering to give us the donation to us. if you have any questions am more than happy to answer them. >> yes. it's a lot of furniture. >> v

police department uncertainty around your leader is hatred and chief chaplin laid the ground work andere we are so many communities the bayview came out to our community members of the committee and san franciscans cared deeply about that city and very deeply who their police chief is we had a credible amount of candidates and competitive scott san franciscans want to know you appreciate that position i think you will see and have the same feeling he had he's the right man there is extraordinary work and great work done everyday on the street and lift that up and address the diminishes we know so san francisco, california be a beacon of hope ♪ country we can rebuild trust and keep us safe congratulations competitive and mayor >> (clapping.) >> we workout together an, an entire family dedicated city officials thank you good to all the members of the board members of the board of supervisors for their dedication things occur and hear it from everybody so supervisor president london breed. >> good morning, everybody. on behalf of the permit holder san francisco board of supervisors i wan

chief chaplin my name is patrick young.n the police department grant manager and i'm here today to request that the commission adopt the resolution authorizing or adopt the resolution urging the board of supervisors to authorize the chief of police to except furniture donations from galindo installation and moving services valued at $207,950. just to give a summary of what the donation is comprised of, there is 170 steel case workstations about a $151,500. there are 12 tables valley that $3600 and 75 steelcase cost shares at valued at $26,550. two waiting room soft seated pieces worth valued at $1600 and five private office freestanding workstations with seeding doubt it $15,000. this furniture was offered to us from galindo installation moving services. the [inaudible] urging from marriott hotels. it was a facility they were working on they approached the san francisco police department offering to give us the donation to us. if you have any questions am more than happy to answer them. >> yes. it's a lot of furniture. >> v

who worked tirelessly to get us to this point i'd like to thank former chief suhr and thank chief chaplinne of the things i did i actually intended the annual conference one thing no matter what the department is this program is not nurtured by the leadership without chief suhr and chief chaplin and rejecting the idea that is us versus them and this is a tool that serve us and helps you do a great job i've watched this program transform i would go to commissioner dejesus for questions or comments. >> i have some questions maybe you can come up you guys touched on what i governor's office going to ask in notifying we put forward the resolution and those wonderful mental health professionals came together and drafted that resolution and stuck with us years not the first time we've talked about the resources not putting putting your money where your mouth is the idea you have to have a lot of grants or try for something else it startling so one of the things i'm wondering if you can come up with a budget to hand out honoree or what we need a full-time to keep it going to continue to say qual

i can admit that toney chaplin was a big part let me go the right way; right?n the charges are trumpeted up i held i was accountability what i done and what was done is done i'm a law-abiding citizen you know a father a great person god - one of my good brother's was shot by the police and in our neighborhood where i come from other one time he lived you you know as kids we did kids thing but he converted into a rightus life so motivation another part of why i changed my life to do right; right? so i'm really confused that chaplain would allow police officers out of their jurisdiction to come and shot our brother chaplain from our neighborhood i know that man is a good man tony dicker son unarmed it was live reports saying the high-speed chase i'll show you not just that but you know trying to see how the world is being is very secretary complicated no information - >> yeah. thank you, sir okay - i know - i got to follow the rules maybe chief chaplin can follow-up on your questions. >> thank you, sir. >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening hello my name i

. >>> in an interview only on abc7 news, tony chaplin vows he will support the man who got the new cleve position. bill scott was named the new chief earlier this week. we have the exclusive interview with the outgoing interim chief. >> it is really a tough job. you know, you go from incredible highs to incredible lows and back up again. >> it's been seven months since tony chaplin was tapped by the mayor ed lee to be interim police chief. a 26-year veteran, a police cop who rows through the ranks. in his tenure as top cop, he was instrumental in getting the use of force reform policy enacted. there have been no scandals under his watch. a long stalemate with an armed man barricaded in this chinatown apartment ended without gunfire. another man in july in in the tenderloin. another standoff without bloodshed. again, in july, police using less lethal force to take down to teen armed with a knife. chaplin set the guidelines, but he gives all the credit to the rank and file. >> de-escalation and creating time and distance. basically the sanctity of human life. they have done a wonderful job

. >>> in an interview only on abc7 news, tony chaplin vows he will support the man who got the new chief. bill scott was named the new chief earlier this week. we have the exclusive interview with the outgoing interim chief. >> it is really a tough job. you know, you go from incredible highs to incredible lows and back up again. >> it's been seven months since tony chaplin was tapped by the mayor edwards lee to be interim police chief. a 26 year veteran, a police cop who rows through the ranks. in his tenure as top cop, he was instrumental in getting the use of force reform policy enacted. there have been no scandals under his watch. along stalemate with an armed man barricaded in this chinatown apartment ended without bloodshed. again, in july, police using less lethal force to take down to teen armed with a knife. chaplin set the guidelines, but he gives all the credit to the rank and file. >> de escalation and creating time and distance. basically the sanctity of human life. they have done a wonderful job. >> chaplin was thrust into the job when the then-chief greg suhr retired after

who worked tirelessly to get us to this point i'd like to thank former chief suhr and thank chief chaplinne of the things i did i actually intended the annual conference one thing no matter what the department is this program is not nurtured by the leadership without chief suhr and chief chaplin and rejecting the idea that is us versus them and this is a tool that serve us and helps you do a great job i've watched this program transform i would go to commissioner dejesus for questions or comments. >> i have some questions maybe you can come up you guys touched on what i governor's office going to ask in notifying we put forward the resolution and those wonderful mental health professionals came together and drafted that resolution and stuck with us years not the first time we've talked about the resources not putting putting your money where your mouth is the idea you have to have a lot of grants or try for something else it startling so one of the things i'm wondering if you can come up with a budget to hand out honoree or what we need a full-time to keep it going to continue to say qual

police department uncertainty around your leader is hatred and chief chaplin laid the ground work andere we are so many communities the bayview came out to our community members of the committee and san franciscans cared deeply about that city and very deeply who their police chief is we had a credible amount of candidates and competitive scott san franciscans want to know you appreciate that position i think you will see and have the same feeling he had he's the right man there is extraordinary work and great work done everyday on the street and lift that up and address the diminishes we know so san francisco, california be a beacon of hope ♪ country we can rebuild trust and keep us safe congratulations competitive and mayor >> (clapping.) >> we workout together an, an entire family dedicated city officials thank you good to all the members of the board members of the board of supervisors for their dedication things occur and hear it from everybody so supervisor president london breed. >> good morning, everybody. on behalf of the permit holder san francisco board of supervisors i wan

the officers union was really urging the mayor to give chaplin the job. they sent out a statement this morning saying they anticipate the new chief will tap into the tremendous talents of the men and women of the sf 80 and that the police officers hope to work closely with scott to help him move the department forward in san francisco. scott will start his new job sometime in january and will make a salary of $300,000. live in san francisco, anne makovec , kpix 5. >> how will scott integrate himself into the department? >> reporter: that is a good question. he spent most of his career in los angeles. we all know that is a different ballgame. he is planning on listening to all of the different parties that have a stake in the police department which is basically everyone in the community. he intends to give his officers what they need to do their job. the fact that he did come from the outside was perhaps part of the motivation of the mayor to appoint him police chief. there has been so much criticism of the department over the past couple of years. this i

talk about change and the exchanges that is good things that attracts me to the position and chief chaplin recognizes they're working and the police officers i read about at the recognize it and willing to move forward yeah, that will give and take. >> this question is for the mayor. >> you've having had qualified candidates and town to 3 what was the deciding factor in choosing william scott. >> well, you know, i have and demonstrated over any 5 years a deep appreciation for the men and women of the san francisco police department and what i had to discipline myself my national inclination to look within and what distinguished and made a difference was that i had to discipline myself how we can be better as a department and the city and in that i had to search for the qualities and skill sets that that implement effectively and immediately as possible those changes that many, many people throughout the city internal and external to the police department and the commission had more than requested of our city and so i look at this as being the skill set and the ability and the leadership an

. >> reporter: we also spoke with the intern chief toney chaplin who was one of the final candidates for the job, he was very gracious and showed his support for the new chief. >> this is about getting the department to a place that it needs to be. that is the ultimate goal, the goal is how we do what we do. >> reporter: again, deputy chief william scott will be the next chief of san francisco's police department. the reaction from officers is a bit mixed, they are very leery of the mayor hiring someone from outside of the department. they say in years past that has not worked well for them but many said they reached out to friends in los angeles who said william scott is a man of the community and someone that can be trusted, a man of operations, as he describes himself, so there is a sense of positivity after coming out of the press conference. also a sense of relief. back to you. >> it will be interesting as we go forward to see how he is received but with toney chaplin standing beside him and the good reports coming out of los angeles i am wondering what he will take on -- when h

i think toney chaplin was great, he was fabulous, he smooth things over, i think it is a win-win to have him and the chief as we move forward. i talked to him personally. he is fine with it and he is ready to help. >> doctor joe marshall, thank you for coming in. you said more than you did last time. good luck tonight. >> thank you very much. >>> city leaders are endorsing the hiring of william scott. coming up at 9:30 we will talk to the supervisor who says this is the time to lead san francisco in the right direction. >>> the oakland raiders heading to the playoffs >> reporter: one fan is planning to make the trip. -- and one fan is planning to make the trip. >>> some tips on avoiding touchy subjects with your family at christmas. also, your ideas on getting rid of any drama at the dinner table. stay with us. >>> let's take a look at the big board this morning. the dow jones at 19,000, everyone trying to see if it is going to hit 20,000 but it is not going in that direction today. nasdaq down by 10. >>> we are following new some oakland, these are live pictures near the 589 interchange

the chronicle reports that the interim chief toney chaplin was a finalist but ultimately the mayor decided to look outside for the job. some community groups have pressured the mayor say they are encouraged by this. a family friend and spokesperson says the organization is glad the mayor picked someone from outside the department.>>> someone who may have new culture. we definitely need to get someone with fresh eyes. in a fresh mindset to come in and not had any ties or any personal relationships with any of the staff or police officers. and to really come in and sweep the house all the way through. >> the justice of four alex santos collection as well as the justice for mario woods are among the groups that are calling for the last chief police regulation. they also called for mayor ed luis regulation this resignation. they are glad -- resignation. they are glad that the mayor has gone outside to bring in this chief. scott apparently was involved in implementing some of the justice department changes so we are in encouraged by that. ultimately the coalition said they would like to sit dow

chief chaplin. >> thank you for joining us this evening. >> thank you for having me. >> good evening supervisor president london breed's and board of supervisors and police commission thank you for having me for myself and my command staff important for the police department to reassure those we serve are residents business communities, commuters and visitors we're committed to insuring not only we're providing excellent law enforcement services to keep the city say but courtesy and right and compassionate in the upping presentation you'll see that the san francisco police department has been working on the way we police the city beginning in the matter especially involving individual that are in country although our reforms are obviously for several years in at least 2015 those changes need to be more comprehensive in order to move forward more quickly and more importantly the focus to have it's roots in the trust between the department and community and essential bond that is impact by several critical incidents on january 21st, 2016, mayor ed lee requested the assistance of u.s. d

so without further ado, i want to bring up chief tony chaplin. >>[applause] >> rudy does the best introduction. >>[laughing] but i'll call out our supervisor and our mayor. his players they keep your 8r. with player. i got to do that, rigid you will yell at me if i don't. player. get that r out of the pit i think it's probably was single most important things that private parties can do outside of police department doing the routine patrol and removing guns. this is huge because legal guns become illegal guns. a lot of people have these weapons at home and rudy will tell you when he does the buyback, some older women will show up with seven or eight guns. she's had her house for years and children those particular weapons and good that's potentially seven guns in the hands of youth or criminals once that houses burglarized. most of people we interviewed told us the same. i'm not a crook but if i break into a house and i get it done quickly move it meaning they sell to someone who's actually been put it in use on our streets. it's no secret our ho

police department uncertainty around your leader is hatred and chief chaplin laid the ground work andre we are so many communities the bayview came out to our community members of the committee and san franciscans cared deeply about that city and very deeply who their police chief is we had a credible amount of candidates and competitive scott san franciscans want to know you appreciate that position i think you will see and have the same feeling he had he's the right man there is extraordinary work and great work done everyday on the street and lift that up and address the diminishes we know so san francisco, california be a beacon of hope ♪ country we can rebuild trust and keep us safe congratulations competitive and mayor >> (clapping.) >> we workout together an, an entire family dedicated city officials thank you good to all the members of the board members of the board of supervisors for their dedication things occur and hear it from everybody so supervisor president london breed. >> good morning, everybody. on behalf of the permit holder san francisco board of supervisors i want

were this morning that chaplin is not the mayor's pic after all.g news from overnight. a high-speed chase involving a flatbed tow truck is over. >> pretty hectic chase happening along the peninsula and in the east bay as well. jackie? >> reporter: a hectic chase, hectic ending, hectic beginning. i'm here at the started. in fact, you can see that fence is still the tow truck out of this whole yard and police on a wild chase through the bay area. here is to tell you that is around 3:00 this morning when the person who owns the flight toyota yukon decided that he didn't want his car inside that tow yard any longer and that he was going to try to deal it out of the tow yard. he jumped the fence, starts backing up the yukon of the tow yard that had been there since saturday. a nearby employee who lives nearby here's the commotion, confronts the man. the man and him kind of go back and forth. he puts his forklift in front of the car so he can't get out. then the guy decide, i've had enough of this. i'm going to jump in a tow truck, plow through the gate,

[applause] and our chaplin today from the military district of washington, chaplin lewis kruger. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, if you went right through the presentation of colors and the playing of the national anthem and invocation. ♪ anthem]l ♪ >> good morning. please pray with me. most gracious heavenly father, we recognize that we are influenced nation and that in your steadfast love, you have protected our land and richly provided for us. through the bravery, dedication and sacrifice of our veterans, we enjoy peace and liberty. father, as we enjoy on these sacred grounds, help us to be mindful of what the greatest generation accomplished. how our world war ii veterans stood for righteousness, justice, and freedom, and fought to quench wickedness and lawlessness and tyranny. they demonstrated the strength of the american resolve that embodied their sacrificial service. thank you lord that they were willing to stand for something that was greater than themselves. may we remember the resolute spirit to help us to carry on their legacy. ourreign lord, lift up world war ii ve

police department uncertainty around your leader is hatred and chief chaplin laid the ground work ande we are so many communities the bayview came out to our community members of the committee and san franciscans cared deeply about that city and very deeply who their police chief is we had a credible amount of candidates and competitive scott san franciscans want to know you appreciate that position i think you will see and have the same feeling he had he's the right man there is extraordinary work and great work done everyday on the street and lift that up and address the diminishes we know so san francisco, california be a beacon of hope ♪ country we can rebuild trust and keep us safe congratulations competitive and mayor >> (clapping.) >> we workout together an, an entire family dedicated city officials thank you good to all the members of the board members of the board of supervisors for their dedication things occur and hear it from everybody so supervisor president london breed. >> good morning, everybody. on behalf of the permit holder san francisco board of supervisors i want

rose hudson—wilkin serves at the centre of the nation's democracy, as chaplin to the speaker of the houseinent black members of the clergy. i do not believe that the church respects and embraces its minority ethnic membership. when you describe the church as not respecting people of colour, of being visible and invisible, are you not describing the essential elements of institutional racism? i suspect that i am. it's a heavy burden. it is really a heavy burden to say that because that is the church that i belong to. that is the church that i love. clearly, there have been issues about development, about people being given the opportunities to take on those posts, which are stepping stone posts to senior appointments and, i'm almost certain — though one can't prove these things — that there must have been bias of some kind within the appointments processes in past years. the growth of ethnically diverse churches means they're unlikely to be so patient if forced to wait 20 more years for another black bishop. martin bashir, bbc news. keepin keep in touch on twitter. time now for all the spo

chaplin set the guidelines but he gives all the credit to the rank and file. >> deescalation and creating time and distance and basically the saving of human life. >> he was thrust into the job when greg sir suddenly retired after a series of controversial police shootings. >> it's been incredible. i met a lot of people. i appreciate the support they have thrown me behind the troubling times. fra frankly, it's in part to the community gathering behind us. >> now bill scott from the lapd, chaplin says he'll do everything to support him. but his immediate plans have nothing to do with his job. >> i'm getting ready to put a period on this thing and go back to living. >> we have new details on the south bay jailbreak that spark aid huge manhunt. chavez, campbell and two other inmates broke out of the santa clara main jail last month. they were all eventually captured. our media partner reports san mateo police officer noah winchester tipped off jail guards about suspicious sounds he heard from a nearby jail cell. winchester is in jail facing unrelated sex charges. in a statement, lori smith d

the law enforcement community, including the police union which had supported interim chief tony chaplin but i found the new chief to be well informed and very frank. >> my wife and my son brandon and tyler, because they are the force that really drives my life. and i couldn't do it without them. >> reporter: that's a side of a veteran cop that the public may rarely see. 452-year-old william scott was also open and candid about himself and his feelings when we sat down to talk, first some controversial issues he'll face. tasers, which they used at the lapd. >> reporter: you support toysers? >> i do. i've seen the good in investigate ability to have an option, a less lethal option which is a good thing. >> reporter: and restricting police from shooting at moving vehicles, a proposed reform which the police union opposes. scott says that policy was also in place at the lapd. >> there was some contentious back and forth and at the end of the day when the policy changed we accepted it and we're fine. 272 reforms, and i've read them all. they are reasonable, and we're going do our best to get

in san francisco tara moriarty ktvu fox 2 news. >>> interim chief toney chaplin did not get the job, but told us he appreciates the support he received. chaplain was seen as the leading in-house candidate. he plans to stay put and support the new chief. >> i'm going to be here for the foreseeable future. i'm going to support the new chief. i'm going to continue to support the members of the san francisco police department. i think we have the best department on the planet and i don't plan on leaving any time soon. >> a number of san francisco city leaders expressed enthusiasm about the choice of bill scott to lead the police department. >> it's time to lead san francisco in the right direction. i think we picked a good leader. >> senator dianne feinstein also congratulated scott saying he's often the first on the scene when a major incident occurs. regularly makes himself available to answer the community's questions or hear their concerns. >>> in the meantime the san francisco police commission said once again to pick up the use of force policy at their meeting tomorrow. the departm

and they decided not to tab interim chief tony chaplin. the former chief resigned in may. >> the deputy chief knows what it takes not just in reform the effort it will take to transform the department and create transparent and accountable police departments. >> they believe scott has the right stuff to make the change if necessary - - that is necessary. in the past few years they have faced harsh criticism, such as in the fetal shooting of several officers. the department of justice handed down a long list of reforms. and they talked about implementing changes. in addressing the crowd, scott talked about addressing jobs. >> the same person i've been all my life. the person who will listen and take action as appropriate. a person who will be fair and consistent. >> got promised to get the right to work and it will not be easy, he says. the rank and file of nearly 2000 officers has been known to be tightknit as a group and not necessarily friendly to outsiders. the chief is looking forward to the getting straight to work. and a spokesperson

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joining us is acting chief tony chaplin. first of all, in the year since mario woods, what changes have been made that would have prevented it from happening again? >> first, we've changed our range qualifications where we do reassessments. the target's turned individually so that you're not firing in unison. i think that's probably the major changesment it allows the officer to make a judgment based individually on what they see. >> that video, what captured a lot of people's attention it was aspect of it appearing to be a firing squad. you're saying they're now being trained not to do that? >> i'm saying our training is being modified. since that case is still being litigated, i can't discuss it in detail but when i know we have an incident, we reverse engineer it to see if there's a better way to handle it. >> in the wake of columbine, there is [inaudible] now, i understand that we're doing something called time and distance where you go in and you stand back initially, can you explain? >> a good example, a few days ago,

meetings this is something we discussed and this is a green collar between the captain and chief chaplinnd captain thought that was an important tool to her given her small size but the chief said that is too often can slip into a choke hold the department of justice as recommend against it i think that's why this body addressed not to use it is a complicated issue not as much as shooting at cars is our killing fold and tasers will be our killing field but you don't have to put that back in and about the language promoted is that it does so many to open the door to bringing in other weapons here's what i really want to say is that all of us that approach that work and spent merriam and i meet with the poa we spent 6 hours on the first couple of paragraphs for the preamble and the focus to bring a new day and reform to this department so i think what is troubling for the public is that we're now talking about weapons and sort of a list of weapons and where do you go to next and the prior conversation was about deesclation so that's what is troubling people i don't have an answer or a stro

let us bring in management see cio, russell chaplin. where do yield go next year?cult to see purity you are starting to see interest-rate rise, especially in the u.s.. interest rates rise and then you see pressure on property yields as well, so not seeing quite as much of that in europe at the moment, but there is potential for that to come. guy: when you think about -- sorry, matt? are: i would just, you focused on commercial property, but as far as london home prices, the most red story on story on the bloomberg is the worst slump in the last six years. how do you square that with the most solid idea that more people want to put their money in real assets? russell: sure. i think the central london office, sorry, residential market, is particularly sort of special, i suppose. it is used not just for people to live in but by people around the world as an investment. what you're seeing in the residential market at the moment is just a reflection of the uncertainty that there is globally. the residential market in london market exposed to the across the globe. we are

>> new harry met sally -- >> charlie chaplin had babies at 73. >> he was too old to pick them up. >> factor going. they're in their parallel universe it is okay. >> reporter: jagger's oldest kid, 46, two with jerry hall, two models, and he has grandkids, great granddaughter and a new baby. and he is still singing "let's spend the night together." ♪ let's spend the light together now i need you more than ever ♪ >> reporter: maybe he a not done yet. papa was, after all, a rolling stone. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. ♪ ♪ >>> it was phillip witmore sr. who said any fool can be a father, it take is a real man to be a dad. thank you for watching abc news. as always we are online at abc news.com and "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. good night.

school will replace toney chaplin act offing chief. >> san francisco took seven months to name a new chief and five other police departments are looking for a leader, oakland has not had a chief since a sudden resignation over sexual misconduct. oakland city administration and the assistant chief run the department. >> berkeley police chief resigned after serving seven years. hayward police chief retire add week ago, on leave since august over a confidential personnel issue. last week we learned palo alto's chief will retire at end of the year, serving 35 years and said it is time to step down. the end the year will mark the end of the term for the bart police chief who plans a national search for a new chief. >> shoppers are on edge after a brazen holdup at a mall in the east bay, a woman robbed at gunpoint at stone ridge shopping center in pleasanton. here is that step. >> extra police and security are out after a woman was robbed at gunpoint. >> a report of a robbery in the mall parking lot. the suspect vehicle is green toyota. all the men stole the victim's bags, purse, phone and

our city is safe and successful for the most part let me personally change chief of police toney chaplin (clapping.) >> tip line i didn't stepped up and led our department with grace and indirectly during a trying time for the city and worked tirelessly to move our san francisco police department forward an pathway to reform and the san francisco police department is better day then when we took the rule and acting chief for that we're all indebted to tony. >> thank you on behalf of myself and the city of san francisco the only reason i didn't thank you very much. >> as you all know this process was very comprehensive a great deal of effort in searching candidates with the skill setsdz and characteristics that are desired and talked about in so many communities meetings and the right experience to lead the san francisco police department the search included internal and external national as well as local about the it's my pleasure to announce the author process paid off we found a candidate that both the commission and i felt embodied what the police department needs in the police chief

the law enforcement community, including the police union which had supported interim chief tony chapline well informed and very frank. >> my wife