last month greg suhr wasç forc to resign after several high-profile controversies including severaleadly police shootings. and the embattled san jose police department chief left after 30 years on the force. a news conference scheduled for about three hours from now with the mayor of oakland and the new interim police chief of opd. bob redell, today in the bay. >>> thank you. developing news now out of southern california where a moderate 5.2 earthquake struck overnight. this happened about 20 miles south of rancho mirage in the small community of borrego springs around 1:00 this morning. there are no reports of damage or injuries. four aftershocks struck the area since the earthquake first happened overnight. we'll stay on top of the story throughout the morning. >>> a high school wrestling coach is accused of molesting a 14-year-old girl. the 34-year-old was arrested on charges of committing a lewd act with a teenager. it happened last month. he is a coach at independent high school and part of the school's summer wrestling club. we are told the victim is also a member of that clu

greg suhr resigned hours after a deadly police shooting in the bay view.e had been under pressure to make changes after criticism over previous police shootings and a scandal involving officers sending racist texts. >>> tonight we obtained the court documents in the case of a stanford student accused of sexual a assault charges. >> in the documents that helped seal his sentence. brock lied to the police department and the officer did not call him on it. >> reporter: in page eight there's a line about the statement that brock turner gave to his probation officer. he sentenced that the suspect was untruthful when it came to the victim being unconscious. the statement about turner's law was glossed over by a probation officer. which is exactly what was handed down. judge aaron perski is now the focus of an online recall. today 20 potential jurors in perski's courtroom said they couldn't serve in his jury because of the sentence he handed down in turner's case. that is unprecedented. >> i have never heard of potential jurors, people in the jury pool boycotting

last month greg suhr was forced to resign after controversies including several deadly police shootings and earlier escrovil left. >>> breaking news this morning. for the first time we are getting a look at the case file surrounding the recent conviction of brock turner. this is a case that started discussions and criticisms of the sexual offender. and the judge who handed down a much shorter sentence than expected. jurors convicted turner of sexual assault and assault on an unconscious woman. the judge sentenced turner to six months in jail instead of ten years in prison outraging victims' rights groups, law makers and folks across the world. that court file shows photos submitted as evidence that show turner used drugs in high school contradicting some of his own testimony. there are texts that contradict his statements to the judge. jamie is pouring over those documents right now and will joins at the top of the hour. >> women's advocacy group is going to submit what it claims is almost a million online signatures supporting the effort town seat the judge aaron persky who sentenced t

her death led to the resignation of greg suhr. >>> a jury has recommended the death penalty for a man killing two people. alaysha carradine was at a sleepover in 2013 when darnell williams came up to the front door and when it opened he started shooting and it killed alaysha. a third person was injured. williams was targeting the father of relations. >> when you execute a child in almost execute to others and go on a killing crime spree is is about as heinous as we have seen. >> during the same trial williams was also convicted of killing anthony banderas during a dice game two months after he killed alaysha carradine. >>> a former stanford swimmer found guilty of sexual assault will spend six months in jail. a judge sentenced 20-year-old brock turner and found guilty of raping a woman who was drunk and unconscious outside a big campus fraternity party last year. prosecutors want turner to get six years in prison but the judge did not agree at officials say he could spend as little as three months in jail with credits for good behavior. >>> san ramon police arrested a man suspected of

. >>> two weeks after greg suhr stepped out as the san francisco police chief, the department is going through more shakeups. three deputy chiefs and two commanders have been reassigned while the department says that the changes are routine, the newspaper reports that some people view the swims as a troubling indication of continually rotating leadership. according to the examiner, none of the ten station captains has held his or her pest for more than three years. >>> health officials in a northern california city are warning people not to eat food from their outdoor gardens after a union pacific train locomotive caught on fire while traveling through roseville east of sacramento. that set up an oily black cloud of smoke and soot. the oil may have seeped into fruits and vegetables so they should be thrown out. >>> the cincinnati zoo is reopening its exhibit today. the video was showing a silverback gorilla dragging a six-year-old boy. some are blaming the boy's mother for what happened. prosecutors say they won't seek charges against the mother. >> if anyone does not believe a three-y

. >>> two weeks after greg suhr stepped down as san francisco's police chief, the department is going through more shakeups. the examiner reports three deputy chiefs and with two commanders have been reassigned. while the department says these changes are routine, the paper reports that some people view the switches as a troubling indication of continually rotating leadership. according to the examiner, none of the 10 station captains in san francisco have held their posts for more than three years. >>> the man arrested after friday's standoff in san francisco's china town is expected to appear in court this afternoon on several felony charges. now, investigators say jesse eckhart by cadeed -- barricaded himself in an apartment on pacific avenue friday morning. the building was evacuated and after several hours police used a flash bang grenade to get him out. he ran outside and into a nearby hair salon where he was arrested. he faces charges of assaulting a police officer, resisting an officer and burglary. >>> police have arrested a driver on suspicion of hitting a uc santa cruz stud

the changes they have made since the resignation of greg suhr. >>> good morning. we are looking at an east bay commute, so far not too bad, the east shore freeway is getting more crowded as you drive to berkeley. >>> concord and livermore already say cloudy and travis says you better hold on, we have gusts to 43 miles an hour and that's a sea breeze. more on your cooler tuesday forecast. forecast. j?j?j7 ♪ ♪ >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders battling it out for democratic nomination for president. one of the two picked up a major endorsement. we will tell you who when mornings on 2 continues. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. we are looking at the flag blowing as steve says -- what do you say the wind is? >> well, it's this onshore wind, it's rip roaring, it's turbo charged. >> rip roaring. that's what i was looking for. >> robust. whatever you want. >> that's a beautiful wave of the flag this morning. >> yes, it is. >> a lot of people happy to see that. it's been pretty hot. >>> tuesday morning, primary day, june 7th. i'm pam cook. >> i'm brian

greg suhr resigned hours after officers killed a woman in the bayview. he had been under pressure to make changes after criticism over previous police shootings and a scandal involving officers sending racist text messages. toney chaplin is the new interim police chief. >>> an earthquake hit southern california overnight. the shallow magnitude 5.2 quake struck at 10:4 in the san diego county desert. two 3.0 aftershocks have been recorded. the volt is the result of seismic activity on the san jacinto fault in southern california. so far, no reports of damage or injuries. but you can see the quake did shake things up and make a mess inside some people's homes. >>> activists will deliver nearly 1 million signatures to a state judicial commission calling for the removal of the judge in the stanford rape trial. newly released court documents show the former student convicted of sexual assault didn't tell the truth about past drug and alcohol abuse. andria borba has the story. >> reporter: buried on page 8 of a 98-page sentencing packet is a line in the probat

. >> commissioners why was chief greg suhr removed from office because was it to an attempt to build trust with the communities here you have tasers on your agenda what ever little steps to build the trust it so socializing lacking isle you'll losses this trust new approve tasers they're a weapon of escalation a lethal weapon many of the people in the room looking at a documentary called killing them safely in this documentary the producers went to great efforts to document how the founders of company lied miss you may step down that weapon of torture and have sold it to numerous police department in the country it is a weapon of escalation your conditioned trgs of it tells the public you have no desire to deslate no deserve to follow all the rhetoric you've been putting forward for years to get the - i urge you to take it over the agenda and not approve tasers for this police department and look at the facts and the record those weapons kill people and that you are not facing that fact you're not letting the public know what a horror you'll be perpetrating on us thank you. any furth

greg suhr stepped town. actinging chief tony chaplain is in charge of the san francisco police department. we spoke with a former bay area police chief about filling that job. >>> more fallout from the sentencing of a stanford swimmer for sexual assault. the petition delivered today as potential jurors rethink serving in the judge's courtroom. >> and tracking the weekend forecast, we're talking about increasing temperature for the backyard barbecues. >>> and a high school student set to graduate tonight suffering a serious injury, he's paralyzed from the chest down. ♪ ♪ there's growing recystance to the sentence for a rapist. there's a petition for the recall of that judge. the petition included signatures from 11 state lawmakers, they are demanding an investigation into the judge. >> this case has ignited a spark that has because of the powerful voice of a young survivor of a horrific attack who only wanted justice. they will collect signatures and file a separate petition in santa clara county. >> brock tu

leave weapons at the door we actually talk to each other how about that now i also want to say that greg suhrs only been praised singles he left office by public officials on this then praised and under his watch homophobic text and these officers are with us not taken to task and murder and afterward r manufacture and the day after he came out and defend those none in the public is talking about that what did he gets asked to - >> thank you your time is up. >> >> (clapping.) >> >> next speaker. >> welcome back. >> so i want to echo is sentiments of some of my succumb radicals the community the meeting didn't know b.c. about only a few chosen that is not cool and office building some of my sentiments i want this to stick regardless of what type of training you're talking about you cannot train someone not to be racist you can't train common sense you can't train intelligence, you can't train compassion and can't train yes, ma'am paths and humiliate you have to take into consideration the human elements to be it is a joke if you don't otherwise you know because this is like cutting the tops of

it led to the resignation of a former police chief, greg suhr.ice shot and killed the 29 years old jessica williams. she was driving a stolen car at the bay district on may >>> the drivers are not happy of the terms of settlement. the company agreed to pay a hundred million dollars to settle the suit. the driver will mark on the city's tax collector's office. >>> lets talk temperatures around 5:10. today we are at 59. 58 in union city and everyone around 53 or 55 degrees. rie right now you can see a lot of mid to upper 50s. that's down from yesterday. >> san francisco about 53. here is your activity planner, yeah, you want to find the swimming pool if you can during the afternoon hours. my neighbor had the swimming pool and i had to sit there watching them to have fun. >> i kind of reached over the fence to watch them -- no, i did not. >> watch out for the beaches as we have that dangerous surf. >> check out how sleepy it looks this morning. the heat is going to peek. today and friday we'll start to taper a little bit. saturday, the coast but the

that led to the resiation of a former police chief greg suhr. >> jessica williams was killed. he was drive from a stolen car. >>> a new report says nonprofit hospitals are suing patients for unpaid medical bills even when they qualify for low costs or free services. we have this report from the university of michigan. most nonprofit programs have programs to reduce bills for low income families. the affordable care act requires nonprofit hospital to notify patients qualifying for a low cost ervice, otherwise, the hospital could lose its status. >>> this department of expansion of ticking app. the review feature will be upgraded and working with mini buses and train. you can rate your trip time and vehicle conditions and the etiquette of your fellow riders. >>> that would be interesting. you may remember uber agreed to pay $100 million to settle a suit between their drivers and employees. angry drivers are saying it is just not good enough. this is as a federal judge will be considering that settlement in the class action suit. the drivers will mark against the tax office which

. >> commissioners why was chief greg suhr removed from office because was it to an attempt to build trust with the communities here you have tasers on your agenda what ever little steps to build the trust it so socializing lacking isle you'll losses this trust new approve tasers they're a weapon of escalation a lethal weapon many of the people in the room looking at a documentary called killing them safely in this documentary the producers went to great efforts to document how the founders of company lied miss you may step down that weapon of torture and have sold it to numerous police department in the country it is a weapon of escalation your conditioned trgs of it tells the public you have no desire to deslate no deserve to follow all the rhetoric you've been putting forward for years to get the - i urge you to take it over the agenda and not approve tasers for this police department and look at the facts and the record those weapons kill people and that you are not facing that fact you're not letting the public know what a horror you'll be perpetrating on us thank you. any furth

. >> now, that agreement comes weeks after chief greg suhr resigned. >>> let's take you back out to los angeles where the press conference has now started. let's listen in now to lapd. >> those are questions that we don't have answers yet but having learned about this incident, we put out a bulletin alert and that's our campus alert notification system to advice all of those in our campus community of an incident that occurred that could be dangerous to them and we requested them to stay out of the area. we have hundreds of agents on campus assisting in this active situation. ucpd is working in concert with the fbi, with los angeles police department, with atf and with l.a. city fire department as well as santa monica college police. we have a lot of resources here that we're dedicating to ensure the safety of this entire campus' community. that will tell that you with the response that we have had, not only from our own officers who responded within just brief moments of receiving that first call is something that we are trained to do. when our officers arrived on the scene, they immed

her death led to the resignation of police chief greg suhr. >>> a jury has recommended the death penalty for a man convicted of killing two people including an eight-year-old girl. alaysha carradine was at a sleepover at a friends house when darnell williams came up to the front door. when it opened he started shooting and killed alisha. two other children and a grandmother were injured. williams was targeting the father of alisha's friend in retaliation for a gang-related killing in berkeley.>> when you execute a child and you almost execute to others and go on a killing crime spree is as heinous as we have seen.>> during the same trial williams was convicted of killing anthony majerus during a dice game two months after he killed alaysha carradine. >>> a former stanford swimmer found guilty of sexual assault will spend six months in jail. a judge sentenced 20-year-old brock turner in a palo alto coat room dashcode -- courtroom. he was accused of raping a woman outside of a fraternity house last year. the judge did not agree with six years in prison and he could spend as little as three

and the shooting death of jessica williams which ultimately led to the resignation of greg suhr. the policy has to be approved by the police union and the city before final approval by the commission. some of the details that need to be resolved include use of choke holds and whether officers can shoot at moving vehicles. all the groups say there's 80 to 90% agreement on the use of force policy. >>> 6:37 is the time. the city of oakland has hired a private detective to investigate. the investigator will try to find out who has been sharing information about the official investigation. she says someone has been giving confidential details about police personnel to the media. state law requires it stay confidential so that the investigation can be complete and fair. >>> time now is 6:37. and an elderly man believed to have died in a house fire in santa rosa. look at the pictures here? the press democrat is reporting 68-year-old stan turner and his 88-year-old wife beatrice lived there. beatrice escaped and was taken to the hospital. and firefighters found a body believed to be her

protesting recent police shootings. 29-year-old jessica williams death led to the resignation of greg suhr. >>> a jury in oakland has recommended the death penalty for a man convicted of killing two people including an eight- year-old girl. alaysha carradine was at a sleepover at a friends house when darnell williams came up to the front door. when it opened he started shooting and the kilton -- and told the. williams was targeting the father of relations friend in retaliation for a gang-related killing in berkeley.>> when you execute a child and you almost execute to others and you want to go on a killing crime spree that is heinous. >> during the same trial, williams was convicted of killing anthony but there is during a dice game two months after killing alaysha carradine. >>> bears have been set for the new smart commuter train between santa rosa in san rafael. the board of directors voted to set the price at $9.50 for a one-way trip. the boat was not unanimous.some board members argued that $19 for a round-trip is expensive. discounts will be available to riders 65 and up and for pass

last month greg suhr was forced to resign in san francisco following several high-profile controversiesve in oakland, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. weather and traffic, cool and clear today. perfect weather for a friday. >> it will be nice. we'll have a lot of sunshine. feeling comfortable. cool as we start out the day. in the north bay, highs reaching 72 there. 64 in san francisco. south bay 75. >> friday light? >> overall yes. i have one thing the east bay. there may be a traffic break. look at the bay showing your typical patterns for a friday. very light. southbound 880 south of 92, there is a disabled vehicle. they may have a traffic break down. that might divert folks over to west 92. i did see a little more slowing than last time we took that live look. this should clear up in the next couple of minutes. >> better than normal. >> yes. >> we'll be back with you live at 7:25. >>> good morning. clinton's secret weapon. >> donald trump is a loud nasty thin-skinned fraud. >> one day after receiving her endorsement nbc news learned that hillary clinton will meet

greg suhr stepped down. his resignation followed several recent high profile police shootings, including the shooting of mario woods. toney chaplin is now in charge of the police department there. >>> well, happening now a funeral procession is underway for muhammad ali in louisville, kentucky. the procession is taking ali from his boyhood home to the boulevard that bears his name. our reporter joel waldman joins us live from -- okay. we lost the signal. reporter joe waldman is in louisville, kentucky this morning. he will have a live report in a few moments. >>> all right. we will check in with him as soon as we can. also this morning a magnitude 5.2 earthquake shook eastern san diego county overnight. it was felt in a huge area. this is video posted on youtube by luis lua. you can see that the ground and cars -- look at that -- shaking quite a bit. quake hit at 1:04 this morning. it was felt in palm desert, riverside and to the coast in la jolla. they have had some aftershocks as well. the earthquake happe

sfpd is working on reforms including a change at the top following greg suhr's regular nation. >> coolather today then swimsuit time by the weekend. >> look for that umbrella today. >> especially in the north bay today. we will see showers moving in. so far the rain has held off as we get a live look at the radar. much of the spotty rain has been around ukiah. into the next several hours we'll be watching this moving in. we'll talk about that and what else to expect as temperatures ramp up this weekend coming up. mike is tracking a new crash in oakland. >> two crashes we are tracking. this is at the top of the map here. 101 slows typical north 680. bottom of the map, southbound 85 slow from prospect past sarasota avenue. blocking two left lanes. oakland crash, 66 off the roadway but folks are slowing for the scene. >>> coming up, a 15-hour talk-a-on this on the senate floor comes to an end. filibuster democrats hope to keep weapons out of the hands of terror suspects. >>> a candy company. =2shot= and an all-night filibuster on gun contlinally came tan end. >>> new there morning, almost

stolen car suspect jessica williams, which ultimately led to the resignation of then police chief greg suhr. we should mention the policy still has to be approved by the police union and the city. they need to resolve officers' use of caro tid holds. >> thank you, brian. >>> time is now 7:34. developing news from the nation's capitol. protesters were waiting outside the u.s. capitol building when republican lawmakers left overnight. >> they started to gather yesterday evening when the sit- in inside the u.s. capitol against -- on the gun control battle was already in full swing. now, word there inside the capitol live right now, these are live pictures, democrats are still continuing a sit-in, calling for gun safety legislation. democrats say they will continue to fight even while republican lawmakers take their fourth of july recess. ktvu's janine de la vega in san jose this morning where i know you're talking to people to find out what they think about that sit-in taking place in washington. >> reporter: yeah, dave. we have. you know, some people are skeptical. they are not sure if this t

this just days after greg suhr in san francisco -- >> yeah, sounds like what happened in san francisco. both cities making a big statement. >> absolutely. it's tough. a whole bunch of officers -- the officer scandals. criminal charges against some of them. now this. again, he was a former inspector general. head of the internal affairs and a lot of officers in the rank and file. >> when i look at the former chiefs here, just in the last decade wayne tucker, anthony bets, howard jordan, sean whent. i mean, tucker did, i think, four or five years. everyone else was kind of short term. what do you expect to be the next chief? who do you expect the next chief to be? >> it's a tough call. i know that ben farrow, who worked has way up the ranks at opd, to captain, he is captain now, he is interim top cop, serving as the bart police deputy chief. we are not sure if he was dragged in or pressured to come back. he left to join bart police. now he is coming back. it remains to be seen. do we want an outsider who comes in with fresh eyes, or someone from the inside who knows how oakland police op

her death last month with the resignation of police chief, greg suhr. >>> there is a blow against theco police department. a grand jury has released a critical report saying that after a series of scandals and failures, the city's crime lab should no longer be run by the police department. report claims that under the police department the lab has been supervised by no fewer than six police captains since 2010. some of the did not have please -- college degree. some had science degrees. critics worry that innocent people could go to jail because of the inaccurate testing of evidence. >>> the semper cisco police commission approved a policy requiring officers to where body cameras. the commission signed off on a new set of rules proposed by the police officers union. those rules require officers to provide a brief initial statement about an incident before reviewing the footage from the body camera and then a full statement. it was a compromise with some critics saying officers might adjust the reports depending on what is captured on the cameras. officers say they want to weather came

her death last month led to the resignation of chief greg suhr. >>> a policy will require officers toegin wearing body cameras. the commission signed off on a set of rules. it requires officers to provided a brief statement before they review images of the video. this was a compromise. officers say they want to wear the cameras. >> the body cameras are going to be a powerful tool for us in terms of the vest a gatory process. they will provide an instant and impartial account of events. they are very important in terms of transparency and accountability. >> san francisco police officers could be wearing body cameras as early as august 1st. >>> all right. top of the newscast we saw some of that fog hugging the coast there. the golden gate socked in. let's bring in steve paulson. a little bit of a burn-off later today? >> i think sooner today, mike, gasia, and sal. temps will warm up again. a good cool-down for many. napa dropped from 90 to 76 from tuesday to wednesday. today looks like it's going to warm up. there is a little bit of fog holding on around the bay. it was super foggy from

greg suhr resigned last month the same day that police fatally shot a woman in the bayview. under his leadership the department facedded criticism over a number of police shootings over six months and a scandal involving officers sending racist texts. toney chaplin is the new interim chief. >>> an early wake-up for people in southern california. they were jolted out of bed by a strong earthquake. usgs says that the shallow magnitude 5.2 quake struck at 104 near berrying a ga springs in the san diego county deserts. two aftershocks are recorded. it was as a result of activity on the san jacinto fault which runs through southern california. so far, no reports of damage or injuries. but you can see the quake did knock some things around in people's homes. >> they felt it -- there were some tremors throughout southern california not just the desert. we say no damage when houses don't fall down. if that's your house, that's significant. >> yeah. you're right. >> there's no such thing as earthquake weather! [ laughter ] >>> it's going to be going first? >> you! [ laughter ] >>> as

. >> reporter: chief greg suhr is gone. but the issue is finally coming to a vote. >> i think the police commission should approve this agreement. >> reporter: top union boss marty halloran didn't like the idea originally. he wanted cops to be able to look at the video before making statements. but others like the san francisco public defender's office thought that would defeat the point of such cameras. >> all of the eyewitness experts say that when a witness including an officer is allowed to look at a video before making a statement, it affects what they say. >> reporter: a body camera like this one is a video eyewitness. there are problems with it, but it doesn't have a faulty memory. the argument is that if an officer sees what the camera saw, he or she could change their story to fit the facts. >> when an officer is involved in a shooting, his or her status shifts from a witness to somebody potentially have motive to say something different than what happened. and so you want to capture what their independent recollec

shooting death of stolen car suspect jessica williams, which led to the resignation of police chief greg suhr. now, we should mention that the policy has to be approved by the police union and the city before final approval. officers use of carotid restraint holds and whether officers can shoot at moving vehicles. they say they are about 80% agreement on this new policy. it has to go through the city. has to be approved by the union. again, as i mentioned, looks like the debate is going to continue on. >> the other thing is whether or not they use tasers? >> that is a separate issue. again the use of tasers is gonna be a different topic. >> you get the feeling that after some of these high- profile incidents where police may have been able to use something other than a gun, this has spurred the conversation? >> oh, it certainly has. no doubt about it. i mean, whether it was spurred by what the groups have done in terms of what happened with mario woods or the frisco five. the sign that we are hearing is that it's 80% in agreement, there is still some disagreement. there is hope. >> all right.

it led to the resignation of former police chief greg suhr. 29-year-old jessica williams was killed in the shooting on may 19 in the bayview. the department has released no new information since that day other than the name of the officer involved. the sergeant justin erb. acting chief toney chaplin says he is waiting for the results of a crime scene reconstruction before releasing more information. the chief's announcement comes as the police commission approves the use of body cameras. the policy which was approved last night will allow officers involved in shootings to watch the footage only after they give a statement of facts. the argument is that if an officer sees what the camera saw, he or she could change the story to fit the facts. the cameras could be in use by the end of the month. >>> police in novato need your help tracking down this teen 19- year-old javier guevera. he is the third suspect linked to the gruesome murder of a novato high school student. guevera is also a suspect in the attempted murder of a second teen. the other two suspects in the crime showed up in cour

. >>> two weeks after greg suhr stepped down as san francisco police chief, the department is going through more shakeups. the examiner reports that three deputy chiefs and two commanders have been reassigned. while the department says the changes are routine, the paper reports that some people view the switches as a troubling indication of continually rotating leadership. according to the examiner, none of the 10 station captains have held their posts for more than three years. >>> the man arrested after friday's standoff in san francisco's chinatown is expected to appear in court this afternoon on several felony charges. investigators say jesse eckhardt barricaded himself in an apartment on pacific avenue on friday morning. the building was evacuated after several hours. police used a flash bang gra need to get him out. he ran outside into a nearby hair salon where he was arrested. eckhardt faces charges of resisting an officer and burglary. >>> police have arrested a driver on suspicion of hitting a uc screws student walking -- santa cruz student walking near campus sunday afternoon. 33-

. >>> two weeks after greg suhr stepped down as san francisco's police chief, the department is going through more shakeups. the examiner reports that three deputy chiefs and two commanders have been reassigned. while the department says the changes are routine, the paper reports that some people view the switches as a troubling indication of continually rotating leadership. according to the examiner, none of the 10 station captains have held their posts for more than three years. >>> a 12-year-old boy is recovering at children's hospital in oakland after police say he was stabbed by a suspected bank robber. now, the child came with his family from out of state to the bay area for vacation. they went to a wells fargo yesterday morning in san leandro and authorities say he was sitting in the lobby waiting for a relative to finish up when the suspect, 32- year-old iyona hammond, robbed someone making a cash deposit. hammond was armed with a knife and a pair of scissors. investigators say with 25 other people in the bank at the time, for some unknown reason, she stabbed the boy at least

risk sets an example by the worthy esteem awarded you the 18 day of may 2016 by our police chief greg suhr congratulations and thank you very, very much. >> (clapping.) >> all right. thank you very much thank you for dloelg on to the presentation next slide so welcome to the central district the northeast corner of san francisco we are divided the way we establish our police strategies divided into 5 car segments last july 2015 we redesigned all the borders of our district as a result we added a 5 car segment that means month of you can see was taken over by us from tenderloin that also meant that market street from the ferry building to thirsted and one block to mission was taken from southern station and calls for service went if about 48 hundred calls to 69 calls for serve every month in the expansion of the area this is a beautiful part of our city as you may know 24 schools and 24 parks 35 hotels, 4 hospitals we went from 21 consulates to 35 consulates and pay attention to the consulates and we estimate about one hundred residents and 4 hundred residents that is 5 segments next. >> we

it was her death last months that led to the resignation of police chief greg suhr. >>> a jury in oaklandrecommended the death pent for a man convicted of killing two people including an 8-year-old girl. darnell williams came to the front door. when the door opened, he started shooting and killed her. two other children were also hurt along with a third person. prosecutors say that williams was targeting the father of alicia's friend in retaliation for a gang-related shooting in berkeley. >> when you execute a child and you almost execute two others and you go on a killing spree, this is about as hand crust henious as we have seen. >> williams was convict of killing 222-year-old anthony madeira during a dice game two months after. >>> more on that 19th century coffin found under a home in san francisco. what scientists are doing today to find the family the little girl found inside >>> and we'll tell you what fremont police are telling us about the two people in the vehicle at the time of that officer-involved shooting yesterday. that's coming up. >>> take a look at your screen. this is a

just like the police commission is doing is scapegoating greg suhr and denying what occurred was on the backs of [inaudible] >> charley [inaudible] commissioners. good afternoon. i was just going to say i do want to thank mr. andrews for his service. i think you have had a very moments tenure and glad you were there. we navigated a number of things very successfully just recently the appointment of a executive director which was a outstanding pick and now prop c which you worked very hard on and particularly mr. andrews and mr. renne worked on those as a joint subcommittee of the commission, so i wanted to thank you for that work. and i wanted to say we are about to aopponent mr. keane as vice chair which i look forward work wg him so want to thank mr. andrews on behalf of friends of ethics for his exemplary service. >> thank you. >> seeing no further public comment i'll call the question, all in favor of the motion to or nomination of commissioner keane as the vice chair effective after tonights meeting. >> aye. >> any opposed? the record should reflect the selection of commissioner ke