he was not operating a daycare, how do we know? well, you don't have to rely just on his length in profile to see what he was actually doing, he was never aoe site when ccld came to inspect. and not on october 30th or on april 17th. and each time that they visited they found no food in the fridge and no kitchen equipment and not even any personal hygiene items and to find all of that stuff you have to go to haze valley where they had moved in 2012, from which he tweeted about the neighborhood. they kept up the pretence that pick over still lived there, next door to their own house all the way up to the end of last month. the safety report at this location was also grim. and it operated in the upstairs of this building and there was one way in or out in the interior stairway, according to ccld, he used the stairway as storage and leaving these free school children only 24 inches to squeeze through in an emergency. the barrier to the kitchen was left over with access to a knife and mold in the fridge, and was cited and find for excee

the home daycare model is just not sustainable. by allowing us to have a preschool license with 42 children it will enable us to operate in a sustain able way. after paying the mortgages and the taxes, we will be left with 320,000 which after expenses will still have at least $75,000 to cover the other necessary changes my future plans include, hiring more staff including a traffic monitor and a new director to insure that the program is well run. honorable commission, for the benefit of the all of the familis that we serve, i ask you today, to please approve our conditional use permit. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker please? >> please refrain from any out bursts or clapping please. >> good evening. my name is batel and i have lived in this particular district that we are talking here tonight. and high house is on the corner of cesar chavez and doloris and my greatest concern is safety. it has become a very, very busy street in the 40 years that i have lived in my home. it was nothing. it is not that case any mor

but instead of the reducing the noise, the daycare workers became louder. and as if they were retaliating at us for complaining. and i'm actually wanted to move out of my home because of this. and my husband and i feel like we are being driven out of our home. next speaker please? >> and if there is somebody who has not spoken and if i have not called your name if you want to step up now is the time. >> president fung, and honorable commission, friends and neighbors and community members. it seems many years my wife and i have dedicated ourselves to this community to enhance it to build the xhupt. it is not easy to build community. and there are sometimes problems that need to be fixed. but when those problems the best thing that you want to have is a (inaudible) and we have them in this neighborhood. my next door neighborhood is a mench and we have had many conversations over the past eight years, we have discussed many different things and have done my best to address his concerns to the best of my ability. and we have not always agreed on everything. but

has to look like a daycare where the locks has to go and the knives have to be kept. and what kind of shampoo you can have in the house and where it has to be kept and it turns your home into a public domain and when you have children of your own they recent that. i think that this is a really wonderful opportunity to change again from this home daycare and put it into a preschool which would make it a sustainable option and not something that like me have to close down because i could not make it work out thank you. >> it means that the glbqt parents have a place to send the children that are not made to feel like out casts the spouses respect for diversity and i see no alternative but for approval of the conditional use permit thank you. >> good evening. my name is vicky rosen and i am the president of upper valley neighbors and a 25-year-old group in the valley. and our group is in support of the project for a number of reasons, first and foremost, we believe that it is a first class facility that is greatly needed in our neighborhood. we are familiar with the orga

>> yeah, i have a question, it is not just for the daycare? it is also for the religious facility? >> yes. >> and also for the loss of the dwelling unit. >> yes. >> under institutions and religious facility it says that it will operate a number of weekly programs with 12 or fewer attendties at any given time. is that a condition? that we are imposing, i don't remember if that is part of the motion or not. >> at this point, it is not a condition, so if you would like to see that as a condition you could add that. >> we can talk about it or not. and then it goes on and it says, large gathers would include you know, the traditional holidays and whatnot. so assume that means that it is going to be more than 12. so 12 is not a blanket statement that all events are going to be limited to 12. >> that is correct. >> the larger events will be more than 12. >> we don't know what is going to be 12 or not 12 at this point? >> outside of those four large events, all of rest of them will be 12 or fewer. >> thank you. >> also, to the gentleman who provided the other initial information about thes

three, that the daycare hours of operation be limited to 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and that the acustical measures submitted to the planning commission with the exception of 5, 6, 7, be adopted as conditions of approval and under item 11. and there be a 14-day notice and that staff report back in one year's time. >> i don't think that there is a mention of a traffic monitor. >> i suggest that paul talk to the school, up on jones street and california. where the pick up is skag tered and that the children are ready to be picked up and somebody who knows the child and the parent of the child that is put in the car. >> a little more attention and to make a better situation. >> i understand president fung we have not implemented that yet and that is what will be in place before we move up the numbers for the kids. >> thank you. >> and could that be submitted to the staff? >> yes. >> also? >> yes. >> and it would make... >> i am comfortable with the parking and plan b and the parking monitor and plan b and that be submitted to the staff to show the evidence th

as you can see, it is part office space and it also has a daycare right here on site. these parents share one thing in common. they are trying to balance work and life and you know what? it could become a business. >> go. go. >>> reporter: leona doyle loves interacting with her 11-month- old daughter but not while she is trying to work. >> kind of difficult when they're like right there in the room with you. we have a very small apartment because we live in san francisco. [ laughter ] >> reporter: she is an engineer and suffers from what many women feel, working mothers' guilt over leaving her baby while she goes to work. >> i can be right here with her and she will get to have some social time with other kids. >> reporter: she is at next kids a shared office space that also has daycare and high-end amenities. diana rothchild founded the business out of necessity. >> i have one child, sophia, who is two, and i actually am about to have another child in several months. >> reporter: there's demand. >> they are independent workers, freelancer, consultants, they are startu

need the daycare place because you have to work? >> yes, because i'm working again. >> it has become an election issue with the main parties keen to show off their family credentials. the social democrats want free kindergartens for all children, so parents can opus on their careers. the green party is pushing for equal rights for single parents and gay couples. the free democrats are in favor of families families taking more responsibility for their own messes, and the conservatives are divided. angela merkel's cdu wants to help parents at work, but their bavarian sister party believe in a traditional view of the family -- dad works, mom stays at home. a hugely controversial move. >> that is money that could have been pumped straight into the expansion of kindergartens. that is where it should have gone -- towards creating new kindergarten places. >> despite the opposition, the payment for stay-at-home moms was pushed through. the social democrats and greens say they will abolish it immediately if they get into power. germany spend

need the daycare place because you have to work? >> yes, because i'm working again. >> it has become an election issue with the main parties keen to show off their family credentials. the social democrats want free kindergartens for all children, so parents can opus on their careers. the green party is pushing for equal rights for single parents and gay couples. the free democrats are in favor of families families taking more responsibility for their own messes, and the conservatives are divided. angela merkel's cdu wants to help parents at work, but their bavarian sister party believe in a traditional view of the family -- dad works, mom stays at home. a hugely controversial move. >> that is money that could have been pumped straight into the expansion of kindergartens. that is where it should have gone -- towards creating new kindergarten places. >> despite the opposition, the payment for stay-at-home moms was pushed through. the social democrats and greens say they will abolish it immediately if they get into power. germany spend

the daycare center next year at the earliest, it is a drag on the household budget. >> partners parents and i don't live too far away. >> that is the reality for many families in germany. the situation is less acute in eastern germany where day care was a priority in eastern bloc times. there is a day care center in frankfurt. >> our capacity here is completely exhausted. the coats rooms, and more children. >> it is hard to keep disappointed parents that want to have their children taken care of here. parents should use their new rights in this to -- and sue. that is the only way to wake authorities up. >> current legislation is a definite improvement on what we have before. i also believe that ultimately, all parents will get a day care spot. but with less space of one or two years. >> they have hired a nanny, a lot more expensive than public daycare have a plan to sue the government for the difference. >> germany's opposition, democrats racing to turn their campaign around. >> the efforts to unseat german chancellor merkel, the party is pledging to fight for a legal minimum rage, -- w

the daycare center next year at the earliest, it is a drag on the household budget. >> partners parents and i don't live too far away. >> that is the reality for many families in germany. the situation is less acute in eastern germany where day care was a priority in eastern bloc times. there is a day care center in frankfurt. >> our capacity here is completely exhausted. the coats rooms, and more children. >> it is hard to keep disappointed parents that want to have their children taken care of here. parents should use their new rights in this to -- and sue. that is the only way to wake authorities up. >> current legislation is a definite improvement on what we have before. i also believe that ultimately, all parents will get a day care spot. but with less space of one or two years. >> they have hired a nanny, a lot more expensive than public daycare have a plan to sue the government for the difference. >> germany's opposition, democrats racing to turn their campaign around. >> the efforts to unseat german chancellor merkel, the party is pledging to fight for a legal minimum rage, -- w

two cars crashing into a daycare center injuring three children. take a look at this.wo of the kids were pinned under one of the vehicles. but their injuries are not life- threatening. police say it's unclear what caused the wreck. but they believe a range rover hit a parked cadillac and pushed it into the building. approximately 40 children were inside the daycare at the time. >>> investigators want to know what caused a propane facility in central florida to erupt into flames. several workers were critically hurt in last night's fiery explosions at the blue rhino propane plant in tavares. there are about 53,000 tanks at the plant at the time of the explosions. and by the way, it was an unforgettable first night on the job for one guy. >> i just kind of got up and just ran. and it just kept going off. it looked like -- like -- like missiles of cylinders flying everywhere. >> about two dozen workers were on the job when the violent firestorm broke out. fire officials say the possible causes for the accident include equipment malfunction and, of course, human error. inv

>> reporter: a male relative forgot to drop the girl off at daycare. he went home, left her in the car, took a four-hour nap. the state's attorneys office is determining whether they will file charges against the relative. police say when the male relative got up, he got in his car and drove to the daycare before realizing he had left her in the car. 16-month-old sabrina was in cardiac arrest and died at the hospital on friday. she was supposed to be dropped off in lancedown. karen who runs safe kids baltimore to prevent childhood injuries says more than half of the cases comes down to forgetting the child, especially when a parent or guardian is off their normal routine. >> put your purse, your briefcase, your computer, your, anything, your lunch, anything that you know you are going to take out of the vehicle when you leaf leave the vehicle in the backseat with the child. >> reporter: 19 kids have died this year after left in cars. >>> plane crash in san francisco, we have been telling you about, this is after the plane came in to the runway at the a

>> a male relative forgot to trop the child off at daycare, left her in the hot car and went home and took a 4-hour nap. the attorney says he is waiting for the final report from the medical examiner's office to determine if ad.%ñthis relative be charged. when the man got up, he got back in his car and drove to the daycare too pick up the child before realizing he left her in the car. sabrina was in cardiac arrest and died at the hospital friday. the girl was supposed to be dropped off at the head start center in landsdowne. karen hardingham says more than half the cases of kids left in cars comes down to forgetting the child. >> it doesn't take a lot for somebody to get out of their ordinary routine and pushed in one direction or another. >> reporter: you should leave something in the backseat like your lunch, purse, or laptop to remind you that your child is back there. linda so, abc2 news. >>> developing heart breaking story out of dc, police are trying to figure out how a 7- year-old boy died. sherrie johnson has more on the story and the efforts taken to find the young man. what

it also came with an unimaginable luxury, daycare. >> the daycare was great. your children are safe. >> jamilla found a job working with kids, and her oldest son, kevin, got a scholarship from the greyston foundation to help pay for college. >> what kind of future do you see for you and your family now? >> my daughter, my son, they're gonna do well. i'm blessed. i'm very blessed. >> the little bakery that started it all is about to become a bigger bakery which will presumably help more people. the greyston bakery is about to move into a new building designed by architect maya lin, whose past projects include the vietnam memorial in washington. >> we were going to try to get light to filter through all levels of the bakery. >> the building she designed is nothing like the cramped space the bakery is in now. she wanted a clean, well-lighted place with high ceilings and low construction costs. >> i couldn't resist getting drawn into it, one, because of what they do, two, it's sort of a very happy, very fun, very challenging design problem. >> when it's finished,

. >> catherine: there's new information tonight about a daycare worker accused of molesting young children - he's 20-year-old nicholas ler-min-ee of morgan hill. he has worked for a ymca in morgan hill for more than 4 years. authorities added new charges today. he's now accused of sexually abusing four children - ranging in age from 5 to 17. as kron four's terisa estacio reports. police say in several cases them. >> reporter:absolutely. it is against ymca police to allow any childcare worker, male or female to be alone with a child. but it allegedly happened, several times. ymca officials say they are devastated about this case. especially since, not only was l a loyal employee with an excellent record. but he went to camp here as a child. plus, his mom also works for the ymca, so this is really hitting this communityh hard. >>we have many policies all designed to prohibit this type of exposure consequentially we going to have to evualte them, where we missed. >> reporter:elizabeth jenkins is the chief operating officer for she says they are cooperating fully with investigators as they sea

and as they could if they need to take their kids to child care or daycare or to the medical or the doctor's apointment etc.. but you as the employer, if it turns out that you can't cover a shift or your customers and you have customer needs that you can't fill and if it turns out that it adds to your bottle line in any way you can actually deny that request. the whole point of this is to create a space for them to ask and have that conversation without the fear of discrimination or retaliation. >> okay. >> thank you. >> commissioner dooley? >> i have a question about the definition of familial relationship. i find that to be really broad. i mean does that include, you know, some families all live in a larger group. and so that would be allowed to request if you your aunt or your uncle or your cousin, i think that we should consider limiting it to just the spouse, the children and perhaps the parents. >> so i appreciate that question and that has been raised over the last few days and that is something that we will be discussing with the city attorney of how to tighten that, i think that the

in years i've heard from parents juggling daycare and childcare and soccer and decreases appointment. 90 percent of those folks have surveyed conflict environments. this is something i and many of us have thought about as we've thought about raising families. because of single-family households and women entering the workplace this traditional family only make ups one out of 5 families but the expectations the care has not changed. we looked around the world for policies. in 2007 there were 3 united states senators then senators hillary clinton, ted kennedy and barack obama that proposed in congress a flexible work environment. they having asked for changes in job shifts and to tell commute or share a job. this came from other countries like great britain and ireland and new zealand where this policy has been an excellent one.

at 2:30 she gets back in her car to pick up her 2-year-old daughter at daycare. an hour and a half later she notices her son in his car seat unconscious. she rushed him to the hospital. it was too late. his body's temperature 108 degrees. >> i was one of those parents that said you know what that could never happen to me. >> reporter: we talked to one who could understand hernandez's situation. in 2007 she left her own son in a hot car. he too died. >> when they tell you i'm sorry your child has died and you realize it was your fault, that feeling never goes away. from that nightmare, that day, you had a lapse in your responsibility to your child that never goes way. >> reporter: fairfax county police says use this tragedy as a teaching moment and have who are help remind you like your child's daycare. >> tell them in advance that are if i'm not going to bring my child will call you first. >> reporter: advice that could save a young life but for hernandez it comes too late. in arlington, i'm david culver, news 4. >> hernandez is due back in court on wednesday for

so i took a picture of new directions and i wrote, is this a daycare center or rehab clinic?wers back, like we're pretty sure this is a rehab clinic, i'm pretty sure, too. >> jimmy: you're not really looking for answers on this thing. >> can i tell you my favorite tweet? >> jimmy: yeah, go ahead. >> i think we started to mention earlier, all the stuff with the nsa. >> jimmy: uh-huh, yeah. so you know how clapper went in front of the nsa, and they asked him before, were you wiretapping, and he said no, absolutely not, over and over again. and so then when it all came out they said well, what do you mean? you just told us this was not happening. and he said i told the least untruth. and so my husband and i were reading that and he said is that like saying i only put the tip in? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ]Ñi >> jimmy: this is what the guys were doing at home. if my name was clapper and i was in a situation like that i would go like that [ indicating ] and disappear. yeah, don't bother with this twitter, it is not your thing, you know, i met your mom at the farmer's mark

. >>> car crashed into a daycare center.mpact, injuries and what caused it all when "360" continues. >>> crime and punishment, police in southern france are looking at surveillance tapes for clues in the brazen jewelry heist. they made out with $136,000 in jewels, the same hotel where alfred hitchcock's "to catch a thief" was filmed. it's the third gem theft since may and came days after a member of a notorious gang called the pink panther jewel thief gang escaped from prison. he's the third from the gang to bust out of prison in three months. the gang is linked to more than 340 robberies 2344 34 countries. in 2007 they drove two cars into a dubai shopping mall and through the window of a jewelry store and in less than a minute made off with jewelry. it's called "smash and go." i director got five of the gang's roughly 200 members to open up about the crimes and the elaborate smuggling members they use. the documentary is fascinating. you tracked down fve of the pink panlters. what was it like meeting them? >> each one was d

the cost per month, $1,000 to $2,000 depending on hours or amenity, the same price as full-time daycares comes with a quiet space to work. nextkids also offers $175 day rate for drop-in which at $20 an hour is the going rate for babysitting here in san francisco. it ends up being about the same but do you get diapers, organic snacks here. this way you can have a conference call without having screaming children in the background. sue kwon, kpix 5. >> the parent company nextspace which offers office space without the daycare received a million dollars to launch nextkids. similar services are thriving in berkeley, oregon and austin. >>> coming up in our next half hour, it's strawberry season. >> it was scary. it was scary especially for the kids. >> only on 5, we'll show you what one family did that they say exposes just what a dirty business this really can be. >> we think it sounds regal, a lovely name. >> the name game is over. the royal baby's name is revealed. and it's a long one. >> and there is something in the water. what's behind a spike in leopard sharks in the bay. ,, ,,,,,,,,,

. >>> a car crashed into a daycare center. that's when "360" continues."crime and punishment." police in southern france are scouring surveillance tapes for clues in that brazen jewelry heist we told you about. the thief made up with $136 million in jewels at that hotel in cannes. the same hotel where alfred hitchcock's "to catch a thief" was filmed. it's the third gem theft there and it came days after the pink panther gang escaped out of swiss prison. he's the third pink panther to bust out of a prison in just the last three months. according to interpol, the gang is linked to more than 340 robberies in 35 countries. the pink panthers are known for their daring and speed. in 2007, they drove into cars into a dubai shopping mall. and in less than a minute, made off with jewelry worth $1 million. a new documentary called "smash and grab." the director havana markey managed to get five of the gangs to open up about their crimes and the networks they use to fence their loot. she joins me now. the documentary is fascinating. you track down five of the pink p

i live just down the street and my two years old daycare center for their headquarters and i'll follow-up with them and do some better outreach in san francisco that's a great suggestion saw thank you very much ms. alden. the next speaker and i'll really glad our manager amelia is here. i want to thank tom for being here as well. mr. cruise. >> thank you. i'm with the public utilities commission. i want to after you've heard with dp w we support their work. i'd like to go through today why we flood and what we're doing long-term to prevent the flooding. san francisco has what we call a combined sewer system we capture both the typical sewer system as well as storm water into one correction and treat it at one location. this particular system has environmental benefits we catch 1 hundred percent of the rainfall and treat it as long as we can handle the volume. this is very rare many in the country do have this. to give you a sense of the capacitate we have in a storm where we had full capacity we'll handle 5 hundred and 55 million gallons of water a day. and when we exceed that capacity we

"dedication: that's the real walmart" >>> a car crashed into a daycare center. that's when "360" continues. >>> "crime and punishment." police in southern france are looking for tapes at that brazen jewel heist. the same hotel where alfred hitchcock's "to catch a thief" was filmed. it's the third gem theft there and it came days after the pink panther gang escaped out of prison. the gang is linked to more than 340 robberies in 35 countries. the pink panthers are nobody for their daring and speed. in 2007, they drove into cars into a dubai shopping mall. and in less than a minute, made off with jewelry worth $1 million. a new documentary called "smash and grab." the director managed to get five of the gangs to open up about their crimes and the networks they use to fence their loot. she joins me now. the documentary is fascinating. you track down five of the pink panthers. what was it like meeting them? >> each one was different. each personality is different and each was in a different scenario. one was, i had to go to a deserted war memorial. i wasn't allowed t

i live just down the street and my two years old daycare center for their headquarters and i'll follow-up with them and do some better outreach in san francisco that's a great suggestion saw thank you very much ms. alden. the next speaker and i'll really glad our manager amelia is here. i want to thank tom for being here as well. mr. cruise. >> thank you. i'm with the public utilities commission. i want to after you've heard with dp w we support their work. i'd like to go through today why we flood and what we're doing long-term to prevent the flooding. san francisco has what we call a combined sewer system we capture both the typical

part of these challenge surround to pick up the children from the daycare and bringing the kids to the soccer practice or the doctor's appoints. when we talk about the challenges facing our families we are talking not just about the challenges that the parents have with the kids or the challenges that the individuals have taking care of spouses who may be ill, taking care of folks who are in the sandwich generation who are taking care of their parpts and all of these are challenges that have made life more difficult for the folks who are working and are still trying to provide care giving to these individuals. the proposal that you have in front of you, at its core, i believe, is extremely modest. what it does, is it creates the right of the employee. we have to create a safe space and the conversation around the possibility that the employee could potentially change a shift or could maybe go and work part time and work part year, and engage in job sharing or any number of what people now understand as short of the 21st century and the working arrangements and now the legislation thoug

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. >>> a daycare worker was charged of a crime against a 6-year-old. >> emotions over flowed inside andutside the courtroom. >> 20-year-old nicholas lhermine was looking dazed, on the verge of tears. >> he was charged with lewd conduct of a 6-year-old girl and having pictures of child porn. they were angry to see him shackled. >> i have along of anger towards the legal system just the way they treat him. >> if you know the kid like i know, it's just not right. >> minutes later he began on to cry, shaking. >> the courtroom atmosphere got tense after he faces 15 to life in prison if consisted and ordered him not to have contact with any victim in the case and held him without braille. >> bail. >> morgan ill police say it is reviewing people. it is making the legal fight a roller coaster for his former coworkers. >> it's just hard to see him in this situation and knows these are possible charges placed against him. >> we absolutely support the investigation of the police department. >> he's a great kid and i don't believe what they said happened, happened. >> lhermine is scheduled back in

a 7-year- old female reporting that while she will was under the care of the suspect at the child daycare facility, he molested her. >> reporter: the ymca says it has a third party investigator looking into how this may have happened. the suspect had no criminal record and a spokeswoman said what's most disturbing is that parents loved him and now they feel betrayed. a handful of parents have taken their children out of the program. police are still in the process of interviewing children currently enrolled. >> it's horrifying and our first priority at the ymc a -- ymca is to keep our children safe. the second, work with of the police department. >> reporter: the suspect worked at the ymca for four years at various locations so it could take time to interview and find out who else he came into contact with. reporting live from morgan hill, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a bicyclist in san francisco makes what prosecutors are calling an unprecedented plea bargain in an emotionally charged case. the cyclist was accused of running down a pedestrian after running a number of red

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didn't fine the baby until she went to -- find the baby until she went to pick up another child at daycare. she rushed the boy to inova hospital, but it was too late. >>> now to asiana airlines flight 214, south korean translators are at work helping investigators interview the crew of the boeing 777 which crash landed in san francisco saturday. two passengers died and several are in the hospital with fractured spines, bigad shaban with more from san francisco. >> reporter: for passengers flying into san francisco international airport the wreckage of asiana flight 214 is difficult to miss. investigators are reviewing all who were on board. according to asiana airlines the pilot logged 10,000 hours as a pilot but 43 hours on the boeing 77 sen and it was his first time landing -- boeing 777 and it was his first time landing that type of plane at this airport. >> when we interview the crew, we'll get a lot more details about their activities, their work, their training, who was the pilot flying and the pilot in command. >> reporter: data recovered from two flight recorders shows the plane ca

he parked in the parking lot about 20 feet from the front door of the daycare center. and i remember the blinds were drawn. that's one reason why my relatives said it would be a good time, because the kids would be sleeping, and the blinds would be drawn, and nobody would see me. so i remember, i got in the car, and i slowly crept to his window. i just remember taking the gun, and i tapped it a few times on his window. and kind of startled. and he looked at me. and as soon as he looked at me i knew it was him. i didn't think or nothing. i just started pulling the trigger. closer than you and i are right now. i just started shooting. and i didn't count the bullets. i didn't even know how many i fired until reading the police reports later on. and now here i am. as much as i would like to say that i really killed for a righteous and solid reason in people's eyes, the truth is, i believe i was mistaken. i believe that it was a bitter custody dispute, that one of the ladies manipulated us all and got family and got me to believe that he was molesting his 8-year-old daughte

police revealed the two girls ages five and seven came forward saying he molested them at the ymca daycare at paradise valley elementary school. investigators think there may be more victims. >>> police may charge a driver after a crash sent four people to the hospital. it collided this afternoon and police say a lone driver hit a parked car a few blocks up and then ran a stop sign and slammed into a car carrying three people. all suffered moderate to severe injuries. this show reis spawnedders treating victims. the lone driver could face reckless charging and hit and run charges. >>> she called it a lack of police presence. it was an intelligence failure. george zimmerman was found not guilty of killing trayvon martin and a protest lead to vandalism and assault. while reporting to the oakland city con -- council the chief of police said they planned for the wrong day. it was a scheduled protest on the 14th and not the night of the verdict. >> it is an intelligence failure and what had been a relatively peaceful rally was a march through the downtown and it quickly resulted in a significan