julie frank falzon is a fascinating man, and he recently turned 80 years old. remembers all the smallest details about these infamous cases that have shaped the same francisco we know today. francisco in the 19 seventies and eighties was a city in turmoil. homicides and violent crime search to all time highs, prompting fear and despair in the streets was murder on steroids. it was absolutely and insane time in san francisco history on the front lines of the turbulence was legendary homicide inspector frank falls on like i was playing an important role in keeping the city safe and the bully cowering. i'm afraid to commit crime hasn't worked for the sfpd for 28 years, 22 of them in homicide. he investigated cases like the zodiac. the zebra killings, the night stalker and some 300 others. balzan is now 80 years old, and he just published a memoir detailing his life in the pre dna era. when it took old fashioned shoe leather detective work to solve cases. i looked at every case. it was like a new ball game. and the only way you got to hit a home run is by solving t

comment is clodes already, so we can vote. >> president bleiman. >> aye. >> aye. >> commissioner falzonye. >> commissioner caminong. >> aye. >> and commissioner thomas. >> aye. >> commissioner wang. >> aye. >> good luck. so now we are on the last agenda item which is number 6, commissioner questions and comments. what do we got? >> i have one comment, just to let the commission know next week i'll be at the national harm reduction conference in pureto rico. who spoke about their efforts and other things that people can do to promote harm reduction and overdose reduction in particular in night life and entertainment venues. so i wanted to let you know that. >> cool. >> this weekend, fleet week. >> oh yeah, fleet week, we have the daytime. >> for those living downtown. >> they're everywhere. >> we had the marine band come next year and i have to say they're playing all over town. it's a coolish brass band. >> they're really cool. >> went to hardly it was nice, i camp out at the swan stage, it was beautiful especially on sunday. any final comments. >> the only thing that i didn't agenda ey

greg frank falzon investigated more than 300 cases. during his 28 year career in the sfpd. it spanned the 19 seventies and eighties during some of the most violent times in san francisco's history, john worked the notorious zodiac case and zebra murders where a rogue group of killers were singling out random victims on city streets. but it's career took a shocking turn in 1978. when his friend and former softball team mate gunned down mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. somebody i trusted somebody i cared for. somebody i thought as a kid brother. was the suspect. um it was crazy. you're absolutely insane. paulson took dan white's confession inside an interrogation room at the hall of justice. he said he was stunned when white was famously only convicted of manslaughter. coming up tonight on the 10 o'clock news will have more with files on, including details about how he solved the night stalker case by identifying richard ramirez as the killer. reporting live in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news remarkable career looking forward to your story, iva

frank falzon investigated cases that made national headlines back in the 19 sixties and seventies, including the zodiac and zebra killings. but he says, the most shocking moment of his career came back in 1978, and that is when he learned his friend and former softball teammate dan white. had been arrested for the assassination of mayor george mosconi and supervisor harvey milk. somebody i trusted somebody i cared for. somebody i thought as a kid brother. was the suspect. um it was crazy. you're absolutely insane. san took dan white's confession inside an interrogation room at the hall of justice. he was later stunned to learn white was only convicted of manslaughter for the killings of mosconi and milk. you can hear more of this interview on our channel two website just had two ktvu .com. russia is keeping up its new air offensive in ukraine with explosions, drone strikes and missile attacks across the country. but as foxes trade, yanks tells us, it comes as ukraine's president addressed and emergency g seven meeting to discuss the new phase of the war and how to stop russian president vlad

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frank falzon investigated cases like the zodiac and zebra killings made national headlines back in the 19 sixties and seventies but the most shocking moment of his career, he says, came in 1978. he found out that his friend dan white, a former softball team mate, had been arrested. for the assassination of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. somebody i trusted somebody i cared for. somebody i thought as a kid brother. was the suspect. um it was crazy. you're absolutely insane. no fouls on took the confession of dan white, inside of an interrogation room at the hall of justice. later he was stunned to learn that dan white was only convicted of manslaughter for the killings of george moscone and harvey milk. now you can hear more of this fascinating interview on our channel two website ktvu .com. researchers trying to determine the cause of what appears to be a link between covid n a spike in pregnancy complications, preeclampsia condition in pregnancy, characterized by high blood pressure is blamed for 76,000 maternal and half a million fetal deaths worldwide every year. pr