nico shows us how when we checked in with the gulf of the fairlawns cordell bank national marine sanctuarylier. this year researchers are keeping a close watch on a deadly pattern collisions between whales and large ocean going vessels yellow is our humpback. whales red for our fin whales but now a new system is being deployed to protect whales transiting the coast and bay area waters. it's known as wales safe developed by a partnership including the benioff ocean science lab and uc santa cruz the bowie base technology was unveiled today at a virt. event, so today is announcement of the new benihoff funded buoys. that will will help us reach our goal. they say artificial intelligence helps enable an acoustic monitoring technology the system couples that sound data with whale habitat models and recorded whale sightings. the result is a kind of crossing guard system for whales where the shipping companies researchers and even the public can monitor vessel speeds and whale interactions and coastal waters. so having a complete understanding about the presence of wales year-round will give noah

religious nico shows us how when we checked in with the gulf of the fairlawns cordell bank national marinehis year researchers were keeping a close watch on a deadly pattern collisions between whales and large ocean going vessels yellow is our humpback. whales red for our fin whales but now a new system is being deployed to protect whales transiting the coast and bay area waters. known as whale safe developed by a partnership including the benioff ocean science lab and uc santa cruz, the bowie-based technology was unveiled today at a virtual event. so today is announcement of the new benihoff funded buoys. that will will help us reach our goal. they say artificial intelligence helps enable an acoustic monitoring technology the system couples that sound data with whale habitat models and recorded whale sightings. the result is a kind of crossing guard system for whales where the shipping companies researchers and even the public can monitor vessel speeds and whale interactions and coastal waters. so having a complete understanding about the presence of wales year-round will give noah's grea

cordell says. this raises one overarching issue. police be it. san jose, los angeles san francisco doesn't matter should never investigate themselves. never there should be independent entity that conducts an investigation into police misconduct. this latest report by the independent police auditor will be discussed by the city council at its regular meeting here on tuesday afternoon. reporting in san jose . i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. music lovers mourn the loss of a jazz great tonight coming up how people are remembering ramsey lewis and the after party is underway tonight in southern california. as a new group of emmy award winners are soaking in the celebration. highlights from tonight's award show still to come. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mi

cordell, a retired superior court judge and former independent police auditor for the city of san jose, pointed out the psychological exam measures more than just age. >> this whole purpose is to determine whether or not that person is suitable to do the work of a law enforcement officer. free from emotional and/or mental conditions. that might adversely affect the exercise of the powers of a peace officer. reporter: a former san francisco assistant district attorney believes these candidates should have been flagged years ago. >> no job requires more discretion, more good judgment, more balanced psychological state, then somebody with a badge and a gun. i hope they are not in a position of authority anymore. reporter: what triggered this was a double homicide where a 24-year-old alameda deputy was arrested. he failed his law enforcement psychological exam. sergeant kelly said prior to 2016, the law allowed people with a low psychological exam score to be hired. the law changed in 2016. >> either people just dropped the ball and did not keep up with the law, it is more than an oversigh

nico shows us how when we checked in with the gulf of the fairlawns cordell bank national marine sanctuaryier this year researchers were keeping a close watch on a deadly pattern collisions between whales and large ocean going vessels yellow is our humpback. whales red for our fin whales but now a new system is being deployed to protect whales transiting the coast and bay area waters. it's known as whale safe developed by a partnership including the benioff ocean science lab and uc santa cruz. the buoy-based technology was unveiled today at a virtual event. so today is announcement of the new benihoff funded buoys. that will will help us reach our goal. they say artificial intelligence helps enable an ac. oustic monitoring technology the system couples that sound data with whale habitat models and recorded whale sightings. the result is a kind of crossing guard system for whales where the shipping companies researchers and even the public can monitor vessel speeds and whale interactions and coastal waters. so having a complete understanding about the presence of wales year-round will give

this office is very important retired judge theodorus hazard cordell was the san jose independent police auditor for five years. while she says the office has no power to actually mandate changes. it does have the ability to bring issues of concern to the public, and one of its goals has always been to increase transparency in policing because by doing that you then increased trust from the community in 2021, the ipod received 333 complaints against san jose pd officers, which included 1000 allegations that officers violated procedure or the law. that's up 24% from 2020 , so i'm not surprised by that at all. and i don't think that that number itself stays very much. what you want to look at our what kind ends of allegations are contained in those complaints in 2021 16% of those complaints contained use of force allegations and nearly one third of all sworn officers had at least one complaint lodged against them. it is not a statement that one third of the sounds, a police department officers engaged in misconduct. no, it is a statement that they were the subject of complaints, but we don

. >> reporter: cordell described the situation as -- >> problem in every level. >> reporter: she foresees legalt she foresees legal fallout from several directions. >> you may have dependents who e prosecuted and may be convicted because of testimony of these individuals. >> reporter: also, possibly from from the deputies who were wrony hired. >> 47 individuals who all of a sudden are on desk duty and havn told, probably for the very firt time, that they are not psycholy they are not psychologically -- or at least redeemed night psycy night psychologically student for the job., they feel? >> reporter: big picture -- >> the question remains. up why would anyone in the sheriff department, rule or no will, hire someone who has been deemed deemed to be psychologically une to be psychologically unsuitable to be in law enforcement. >> reporter: the deputies will e the siting exams. according to the sheriff escalator, they will they will be reinstated to full duty if they pass. in dublin, max darrow, kpix 5. > >> this with the reaction today from the alameda county public defender. quote, if the

cordell, a retired superior court judge and former independent police auditor for the city of san jose, pointed out the psychological exam measures more than just age. >> this whole purpose is to determine whether or not that person is suitable to do the work of a law enforcement officer. free from emotional and/or mental conditions. that might adversely affect the exercise of the powers of a peace officer. reporter: a former san francisco assistant district attorney believes these candidates should have been flagged years ago. >> no job requires more discretion, more good judgment, more balanced psychological state, then somebody with a badge and a gun. i hope they are not in a position of authority anymore. reporter: what triggered this was a double homicide where a 24-year-old alameda deputy was arrested. he failed his law enforcement psychological exam. sergeant kelly said prior to 2016, the law allowed people with a low psychological exam score to be hired. the law changed in 2016. >> either people just dropped the ball and did not keep up with the law, it is more than an oversigh

the latch in cordele remains one of the big flesh points in these decades long conflict armenian army trucks had towards the city, which is series call one kennedy, meaning village of the con russian peacekeepers keep the 2 sides apart. moscow is often accused of being biased towards armenia, but it sells weapons to both sides. russia is the guarantor of the november 2020 cease fire agreement, which was tested recently when border fighting, killed more than 200 soldiers from both sides area with army of live. everything in your eyes, czar hassan of that point to what he says or armenian settlements. across the contact line was challenging issue, of course the presence of the military or paramilitary groups in i could pay territories based on that the member agreement or they had to leave. but to our understanding there, there the u. s. blames azerbaijan for starting the recent fighting back, who denies the accusation, calling it unjustified, and a blow to peace efforts. analysts say russia's relationship with azerbaijan is increasingly complex. the more moscow suffers sanctions for th

the latch in cordele remains one of the big flesh points in these decades long conflict armenian army trucks had towards the city, which is series call one kennedy, meaning village of the con russian peacekeepers. keep the 2 sides apart. moscow is often accused of being biased towards armenia, but it sells weapons to both sides. russia is the guarantor of the november 2020 cease fire agreement, which was tested recently when bought a fight and killed more than 200 soldiers from both sides. it would have many of leave everything in your eyes, zeile hassan of that point to what he says or armenian settlements across the contact line was challenging issue. of course, the presence of the military or part of military groups in i could pay territories based on since november agreement or they had to leave. but to our understanding they're, they're the u. s. blames as a by john for starting the recent fighting back. who denies the accusation, calling it unjustified, and a blow to peace efforts? analysts say russia's relationship with azerbaijan is increasingly complex. the more moscow suffer

cordell is the former san jose police auditor.putting some of those numbers into context. if you look at the history and the track record of complaints coming into the against the police department and that are investigated, they differ from year to year. what you want to look at our what kinds of allegations are contained in those complaints. now. what kind of allegations 16% of the complaints contained use of force allegations, but the majority did not another thing that the auditor's office found it reviewed 240 closed internal affairs investigations . it agreed with the conclusions 82% of the time, but in about 10% of cases it did not and expressed concerns with what internal affairs found. the report also makes some recommendations like improving department guidance on police community communications, specifically, things like having officers avoid swearing or calling people dude or bro during police stops. the report also recommends better guidance on vehicle searches and handcuffing and guidance on when it's appropriate for

judge lador is hazard cordell. she says the auditor's office doesn't have the authority to enact any policy changes at santa's a pd, but it can bring to light concerns and trends once it presents its findings to the full centers it soon as a city council, which it will later today. no one can make the police department adopt these recommendations. so the role of the independent police auditor is to put that information out there and to be very public about it so that the police department will have to justify to the city council and to the community. why they're not implementing these recommendations. now what are the recommendations this year? they include things like improving police, community communications and specifically having officers avoid swearing or calling people dude or bro during police stops and interactions. the report also recommends better guidance on vehicle searches and handcuffing detainees, as well as policy rules about when it's appropriate for police officers to chase someone on foot, the r

cordele it tells a bit more about what anthony albanese told you. alb anes >> well anthony albanese and his republican views have been known back in 2018, he thinks australia needs of an australian head of state, but he recognizes the gravity of this moment, the need for the nation to mourn and that deep affection and connection with the monarch, she was the first reigning monarch to step foot in australian soil, she visited the country 16 times, he spoke very fondly of her, her ability to support the nation in its time of need whether that was in floods, droughts or natural disasters, in the wake of her death there has been a discussion once again about referendum on a republic in australia, there was already a referendum that has taken place back in 1996, but he has made it clear that he will not be holding one in his first term of office and he very much wants to dedicated this time in really respecting the honor of the service that the queen gave this country, and the deep affection everyone had for her here. i did ask him though about whether -

cordele argued for his freedom saying that voices in his head told him to shoot his classmates, enteringole hearing he had admitted that he still hears the voices. now he says that they are not real and he knows to ignore them. the board ruled that under the law he will never be considered for parole ever again. two years ago, uber connect, a courier service during the worst of the pandemic. on their website, the service hailed as a same-day no contact delivery solution to help people navigate to the new normal. the company reported it was perfect for transporting gifts and documents, even care packages. drivers say that they are delivering a lot of packages that are a lot more sinister than a birthday present. they are worried that they are inadvertently becoming drug mules. here is cnbc news . >> reporter: this man, and uber driver recently went into their rideshare apps two years service, uber connect, hemant uber drivers across the country say that what began as a uber courier service for carrier packages and board games now leaves a few drivers at risk of facilitating what they are

this office is very important retired judge theodorus hazard cordell was the san jose independent police has no power to actually mandate changes. it does have the ability to bring issues of concern to the public, and one of its goals has always been to increase transparency in policing because by doing that you then increased trust from the community in 2021, the ipod received 333 complaints against san jose pd officers, which included 1000 allegations that officers violated procedure or the law. that's up 24% from 2020 , so i'm not surprised by that at all. and i don't think that that number itself stays very much. what you want to look at our what kind ends of allegations are contained in those complaints in 2021

auditor judge adores hazard cordell, she says the auditor's office doesn't have the power to enact any policy changes, but it can highlight trends and concerns this afternoon as soon as they police auditor's office will formally present this report to the mayor and full city council. no one can make the police department adopt these recommendations. uh so the role of the independent police auditor there and to be very public about it so that the police department will have to justify to the city council and to the community why they're not implementing these recommendations. now what are some of the recommendations? they include things like improving police community communications and specifically in the report, it says that officers should avoid things like swearing or calling people dude or bro during police stops and interactions. the report also recommends better guidance on a vehicle searches and handcuffing detainees as well as policy rules about how and when it's appropriate for officers to chase someone on foot. the report adds that police departments from las vegas to palo al

the latch in cordele remains one of the big flesh points in these decades long conflict armenian army trucks had towards the city, which is series called fun. kennedy, meaning village of the con russian peacekeepers keep the 2 sides apart. moscow is often accused of being biased towards armenia, but it sells weapons to both sides. russia is the guarantor of the november 2020 cease fire agreement, which was tested recently when bought a fight and killed more than 200 soldiers from both sides. it would have many of live everything in your eyes, zeile hassan of that point to what he says or armenian settlements across the contact line was challenging issue. of course the presence of the military or paramilitary groups in i could pay territories based on that november agreement. or they had to leave, but to our understanding they're, they're, the u. s. blames azerbaijan for starting the recent fighting back, who denies the accusation, calling it unjustified, and a blow to a peace efforts. analysts say, russia's relationship with azerbaijan is increasingly complex. the more moscow suffers

cordell says the auditor's office doesn't have the power to actually enact any policy changes, but he can highlight trends and concerns. no one can make the police department adopt these recommendations. uh so the role of the independent police auditor is to put that information out there and to be very public about it so that the police department will have to justify to the city council and to the community why they're not implementing these recommendations. recommendations include improve community relations. the audit says officers should avoid swearing during stops. they also called for better guidance when it comes to vehicle searches, handcuffing a person and went to engage in foot pursuits. francisco began its crackdown today on unpermitted street vendors. city officials say the new laws meant to banish vendors who are selling stolen goods. they say they hope permitting, will also reduce problems that some street vendors have cause such as blocking driveways and inciting violence. benders caught without a permit will have a chance to pack up their goods and move along. if they

ktvu spoke with former san jose police auditor judge liu doris hazard cordell.ays the auditor's office doesn't have the authority to enact any policy changes at the police department, but it can bring to light concerns and trends and when it presents its findings to the same as city council today, as it will later today, those issues could come up. no one can make the police department adopt these recommendations, so the role of the independent police auditor is to put that information out there and to be very public about it so that the police department will have to justify to the city council and to the community why they're not implementing these recommendations. so what are some of the recommendations in this report? they include things like improving police community communications. the report specifically says that officers should avoid swearing or calling people dude or bro during police stops and interactions. the report also recommends better guidance on vehicle searches and handcuffing detainees and policy rules about when it's appropriate for officer

the reports of a, what was a be described as a 9 kilometer cordele for the russian falls is to try and escape. and this is very much part of this counter offensive that we've seen the ukrainians mount over the last few few weeks. that has been very successful in the seeing them retake in a thousands of square kilometers south of our cave. i'm certainly speaking to some of the people here that we've, we've met today. it's, it's very interesting it's, it's believe that around 23000 people still remain in back moves and around. buck mote. i'll refusing to leave many of them saying that they can't leave. but we asked one of them why he thought that a lot of the people would not or had not already left. and as because he implied that they were sympathetic to russia. and we know how complicated this story is. we know that these referendum and this annexation is illegal according to international law, the international community, the united nations. but it is a fact that there are many people in this region that felt very, very let down by repeated ukrainian governments and have always associ

. >> reporter: cordel is a retired court judge. court judge. >> somebody knew, or if no one knew in the sheriff's department, this is gross negligence and not even knowing what the requirements are to be a law enforcement person in ca. enforcement person in californi. enforcement person in californi. enforcement person in californi. enforcement person in californi. enforcement person in californi. enforcement person in californi. enforcement person in californi. enforcement person in californi. enforcement person in californi. enforcement person >> reporter: the 37 deputies received this letter from the sheriff saying they acted on inaccurate guidance that allow m to hire candidates despite them being deemed psychologically nod for the job. >> there's more to it than this score. it's being repd like we hired a bunch of psycho. no. these are people that we wee trying to send to give opportunities to and are from our community and that will groo their profession. >> reporter: lieutenant ray kelly is the spokesperson. she says things