daphne ying is a senior majoring in psychobiology. she posted images of classmates trying to secure had their door which does not have a lock. >> luckily, some of my classmates were really smart about it, and they took this projector cord that was very long and they basically tied it around the doorknob and then looped it around a chair in the classroom that was bolted into the ground. >> in a phone interview with me this afternoon, daphne says the most frightening moment was when they you saw the outlines of four men outside their door. >> terrified when that door shut. i think that was the scariest part. but i thought like something really terrible was going to happen. >> the men turn ud tout be authorities. they never entered daphne's classroom. finally, after 2 1/s 2 hours they got the all-clear. this video here shows the relieved students leaving the classroom. we want to show you two other feets now. this from ucla staffer carol showing officers going door to door. this one from student carrie rappaport shows someone actually us

. >> reporter: the al me daphne county district attorney's office announceing they have wrapped up the investigation of the officer and they say what he did was not illegal. sergeant mike gantt did not break the new when he enlisted his mistress to type some of his investigation notes for him. that was concluded in a statement. no criminal conduct occurred. his girlfriend girlfriend transcribed for him. he investigated ten criminal cases and three are still pending. we have no reason to believe the investigation was mishandled in no way. we stand behind integrity of each of these criminal cases. unlear if he'll face disciplinary action from the oakland police d.we reached out to his lawyer and did not hear back. >> two bicyclist killed in san francisco tonight. one driver is under arrest. the man faces charges including hit-and-run. he ran a red lightner 7th and howard and plowed into a woman on a bike around 8:30 last night. an hour and a half earlier a man driving stolen honda tried to pass another car and smashed and killed a bicyclist. the driver is on the loose. the mayor tweeted

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daphne with scooby doo. i get that. i can't pronounce his name.e says there have been hundreds of pronunciations for my last name, none of them the correct one. > this one is from jamie salor, growing up with my name, but isn't jamie supposed to be a girl name? jamie, i can relate to that. this is from a kila. i'm acalifornia a, al qaeda, no. > you got to feel sorry for her. i'll tell you what, i can relate to that growing up with the name shawn i always can get p we speak to mr. yancy, please, on the phone. can we speak to the man of the house. shawn can be a girl's name as well. for most of my life, my name is tony perkins, anthony perkins, just like this guy, anthony perkins who starred in psycho so i not going to check into your hotel. i've heard it my entire life. if you guys have one of those, include a hashtag in there we want to hear about your stories. let's get caught up on the weather. kathleen roth is here. i think things are settling. >> by the way, caitlyn there's a thousand ways to spell it. the starbucks bar wrist a, there's a alwa

this right here is from daphne. "i've never seen hail in my life, but here we are.take it this is by the shepherdstown area. of downpours. i want to show you what is going on. computer data is constantly updating. if you could put this back towards the shepherdstown area, i will show you what is going on. the latest is we have a severe thunderstorm warning. this is now just to the south of d.c. it appears that the tornado .arning has come down atis expected to expire 5:00. now we have the newly issued severe thunderstorm warning. this is until 5:30. capable of producing large hail now moving off toward the south and east at around 30 miles per hour. -- ou are watching iss is another cell that line of storms. out, and il things want to show you the lineup storms moving through the pittsburgh area. that will be the big event for us. 1, 2, 3, 4 severe thunderstorm warnings -- five, make that. these cells are beginning to pop as it moves closer to us. we are talking about another 3, 3 .5 hours. around a: 30les, tonight, we are looking at the strongest storms to be over

not just for ourselves but for daphne and her cohorts. >> thank you. i loved having her up here. our sixth handled as. commissioner, let me ask you, beyond our elected officials doing what they need to be doing, the courts also get involved in these issues as well. the supreme court took up the case what made him willing to do th

. >> we are here because of daphne frederick, appointed to the federal sentencing commission. and talked to the warden of dublin. prisons headquarters in washington, d.c. found out. and now we are barred from interviewing the warden or talking to any prison staff. we can only show you one room in the prison that is the special education class. a spokesman for the prison told me some one at the d.c. office got concerned about the way you will see this story. >> again, which again? >> between her work in d.c. and the seven member sentencing commission and her family in san mateo county, dabney volunteers as a special ed tutor here at dublin any federal prison. >> having been a federal prosecutor. i locked a lot of people up. i always want to give back. >> she started volunteering two years ago the same time her 8-year-old son was dieing anotioned as dyslexic. he had hitten his inabuilt tee to treed read by memorizing wor. common copying mechanism. and frederick and her husband moved heaven and earth to get him help. and they found it. >> it is a very expolice it method. it is ta

not just for ourselves but for daphne and her cohorts. >> thank you. i loved having her up here. our sixth handled as. commissioner, let me ask you, beyond our elected officials doing what they need to be doing, the courts also get involved in these issues as well. the supreme court took up the case what made him willing to do with pregnancy discrimination act a year or so ago. tell us how that impacted all and what that means for every one here. >> sure. the pregnancy discrimination act is a part of title vii of the civil rights act of 1964. congress passed the pregnancy discrimination act in 1973 after a supreme court ruling, and last year, about a year and half of those a case before the supreme court, young versus ups, and in that case peggy young had been working for ups. she had a normal pregnancy. so there was, she had no reticular medical issues with her pregnancy -- particular. her doctor recommended that she can later in the pregnancy, not live more than 20 pounds. 20 pounds. which if you're a driver for ups, you can imagine that might be a problem. she asked for an acc

thank you. [ applause ] >> my name is daphne and i live in outer mission and member of casa housta and'm here in salad [kwra-eurlt/] solidarity as the city becomes more gentrified. something that sfpd is not held accountability for actions. i don't feel safe around sfpd which is strange because they are here to protect and preserve. we want the board of supervisors to support community-led reforms on police accountability and withhold sfpd budget until they are implemented. sfpd should practice deescalation techniques and minimal use of forcing and no need for them to immediately use their gun and say i fear for my safety. it's a [ bleep ] argument and the murder could have been avoid. although the argument is legit in some cases, deescalation should always be the first step which dealing with the situation. the board of supervisors should listen to community members, have police accountability because we're the most impacted by them and fear them because we never know how they will react to us. we have no confidence in the police department if there are no consequences. we're here too

thank you. [ applause ] >> my name is daphne and i live in outer mission and member of casa housta andhere in salad [kwra-eurlt/] solidarity as the city becomes more gentrified. something that sfpd is not held accountability for actions. i don't feel safe around sfpd which is strange because they are here to protect and preserve. we want the board of supervisors to support community-led reforms on police accountability and withhold sfpd budget until they are implemented. sfpd should practice deescalation techniques and minimal use of forcing and no need for them to immediately use their gun and say i fear for my safety. it's a [ bleep ] argument and the murder could have been avoid. although the argument is legit in some cases, deescalation should always be the first step which dealing with the situation. the board of supervisors should listen to community members, have police accountability because we're the most impacted by them and fear them because we never know how they will react to us. we have no confidence in the police department if there are no consequences. we're here too as