david stephenson lays out the allegations. they're now facing charges. >> they broke the news of the federal jury indictments on charges of civil rights -- >> misconduct as i can ever recall in my time, as alleged. >> indictment are officer christian rei curks q. officer ed monday roblus. they're also charged. the six participated in a series of raids. caught only these surveillance tapes where they were roughed up and had items charges. extortion to theft to drug -- >> we were believe they were stealing items, and there was no accountability. >> the head of the police officers association acknowledged the severity but said it was on unreliable witnesses. >> this was our worst fear, or -- i don't know that it gets any worse than this. >> the five officers were stripped of their guns, suspended without pay and are due in federal court tomorrow morning. david stephenson. >> a man killed by sarn jose state police officer was shot twice in the back according to the medical examiners report released today. lo lopez-guzman denied to

ktvu's david stephenson joins us live and david what happened? >> reporter: well, good afternoon tori. it happened just past the overpass. you can see behind me over there, this is being called an industrial accident. we were told earlier one person dead and another with severe injuries at a granite company just again beyond that overpass where there were fire trucks on the scene up to about 15 minutes ago. this is the site of a company called cgi granite. it's listed as a granite wholesaler. the fire department tells me they got the call about 10:30 this morning and when they responded they found shattered chunks of granite and at least two severely injured workers. >> seems we have an industrial accident that they were unloading some granite off the -- the trucks. and it looked like it slipped and several people were crushed underneath the granite. >> reporter: and the latest update we're hearing from the fire department is that two people were indeed killed. one of them had been transported to the hospital with severe injuries. it appears he o

. >>> david stephenson is live where crews are working to keep the power lines up. >> i'm near the intersection of 17th and folsom street, it is known for flooding during heavy rain. now it's a steady drizzle but the fear is the street will be full of pools once the rain is heavier. there's another concern, the trees. pg&e dispatched tree trimming crews to cutback branches close to power lines. it's part of the year round vegetation management program but the fear is rain and wind will knock branches into power lines. pg&e is preparing command centers and beefing up staffing levels as the rain bears down to bay area. >> we have a meteorology department that helps in the planning process in determining the resources we need. >> and public works crews were on the streets of san francisco delivering sandbags. the development has plenty of bags available and asking residents to call 311 over the weekend to report downed trees and power lines. >> sal joins us with the traffic. >> it's not good as you might imagine. we've had triple the number of incidents today because of the wet weather. that's the

brian becker he is the national coordinator for the answer coalition and in london we cross to david stephenson he is an author of several books about the first world war as well as a professor of international history at the london school of economics are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you. jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it george if i go to you first in new york a century ago one of the worst catastrophes in history occurred it was the beginning of the first world war and looking at parallels to the present we had a very unstable international system then how stable is the system today. well it was not so much. stable system back then i mean it's more that there were foolish policy makers. and foolish policy makers are around today i think what happened in one nine hundred fourteen was a series of miscalculations due to the belief on the part of policymakers that there's an easy way to win a war and there's an easy way to get what you want through force rather than diplomacy ga ga i'm sorry to interrupt you george but it sounds like that sounds like afghan

brian becker he is the national coordinator for the answer coalition and in london we crossed to david stephenson he is an author of several books about the first world war as well as a professor of international history at the london school of economics are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you.