dr. woodard. is the sfpd trained officers going to wear the pin, too? will we have an identifying pin for our officers? commissioner chan: yes, that will be the idea. we will do our own spin on the pin. that's what i have heard other counties do. we have discussed, captain goldberg and myself, as to whether or not someone is previously cict trained how that would work. and the working thought on this, and it might change, is that we will ask the officers to go through special training. there is special de-escalation training, but it would be a plus if they had already been through this training. second question. the story you told us in connection with your ride-along was rather riveting, and did you get information around repeaters, for example? this woman was taken to get therapy. you know, do the folks that are taken to resources and facilities, is there a follow-through over a long period of time that cuts down the trips that the police officers are making? or is it, you know, almost like an alcoholic with a d.u.i. where you just continually see rep

dr. woodard says it is common for sex offenders to blame their victims but they made them do it. we hear from her husband tomorrow at 6:00 o'clock. >> all right thank you dan. >> we hear more from her as well. >> exactly right. much more to come. >> all right. let's get the check on the forecast. awfully breezy. >> breezy and cool. but we have some sunny days ahead. sandy is here with the forecas forecast. >>reporter: that's right. once the winds die down but it has been a blustery day. look at the current wind speed. sfo still gusting to 39 miles an hour right now. 17 miles an hour in san jose. up to about 20 in concord so winds are slowly subsiding. temperatures are dropping in the 40's and 50's. mostly clear and chilly inland and we lack for a warm-up for the weekend that take the temperatures up into the 80's by sunday. take a lack at the trend. tomorrow just a little warm-up. 72 in santa rosa. saturday 77. by sunday you are going up to 80 degrees. livermore from 68 to 74. to 8 noticeable warming trend. 70 to 79 degrees by sunday. today was anything but warm. we did see a coo

dr. eric woodard medical director of san francisco general psychiatric emergency services.has experience evaluating sex offender for the court system. >> she does not realize how she did this or why she did this. she is a danger of possibly doing it again. >>reporter: looking back christine hub blames her healt health. she has type 1 diabetes, financial problems and stress in her marriage for impairing her judgment. she says long before her arrest she wrote a letter to the mother of boy no. 1 confess to go what happened but never sent it. >> i was trying to get out of it but i couldn't. how do you turn yourself in and go to jail when you have kid? >>reporter: are you really accepting full responsibility for being the one who called the shots but i feel in that i was, i was pushed, too. from the boy. >>reporter: by 14-year-old bo boy. >> yes i shouldn't have let that happen but i was. >>reporter: dr. woodard says it is common for sex offenders to blame the victims. that they made them do it. tomorrow at 6 her husband tim sits down for his first interview. he puts his life ba

dr. woodard, manager of the psychiatric medical services.has experiences evaluating sex offenders for the court system. >> if she does not realize how she did this or why she did this, she is a danger of possibly doing it again. >> reporter: looking back, christine hubbs blames her health. she has type 1 diabetes, financial problems, and stress in her marriage for impairing her judgment. she says long before her arrest, she wrote a letter to the mother of boy number 1 confessing to what happened, but never sent it. >> i was trying to get out of it, but i couldn't. how do you turn yourself in and go to jail when you have kids? >> reporter: are you really accepting full responsibility for being the one who called the shots? >> but i do feel that i was pushed, too, by the bay. >> reporter: by a 14-year-old boy? >> yes. i shouldn't have let it happen, but i was. >> that's dan reporting. dr. woodward says it's common for sex offenders to blame their victims that they made them do it. we're going to hear from her husband later this morning on abc

dr. woodard, medical director of san francisco psychiatric emergency services and he has experience evaluatinge how she did this or why she did this she is a danger of possibly doing it again. >> reporter: looking back, she blames her health, financial problems, and stress in her marriage for impairing her judgment. she says long before her arrest she wrote a letter to the mother of boy number 1 confessing to what happened, but never sent it. >> i was trying to get out of it, but i couldn't. how do you turn yourself in and go to jail when you have kids? >> reporter: are you really accepting full responsibility for being the one who called the shots? >> but i do feel that i was pushed too from the boy. >> reporter: by a 14-year-old boy? >> yes. i shouldn't have let that happen, but i was. >> that dan reporting. dr. woodward says it's common for sex offenders to blame their victims that they made them do it. we'll hear from her husband later this morning on abc 7 news at 8:00 o'clock. >>> in business news, chevron's first quarter profits rose 36%. it's the latest in a series of strong earnings r