. >> we've been joined by the officer hicks and joe marshall is in route i'm suzy loftus i'm a former prosecutor here in san francisco a native san franciscans and currently work the california duff's and raising my 3 little girls not outer suspect you may see a redhead popping up later. >> the first is the consent calendar will be taken off calendar line item 2 reports to the city commission and 2a chefs report. >> chief suhr. >> good evening commissioner public a pleasure to be here before becoming a police officer had this was my place i was a delivery guy for a food services running groceries around the neighborhood i'll take to the grave everything i've done at the fire station i have reports to be brief although it is important there are event paramount in late january when meeting with director hicks of ocii it was discovered there were 3 unidentified members felt police commission that were challenging rational homophobic slurs no mr. that has been convicted in federal court and is awaiting sentence awaiting to be turned in to federal custody in decisions with director hicks t

thank you director hicks. please call the next line item. >> 5 c discussion and commission president's report and commissioner's report. >> thank you so much as i said i do have a report tonight. colleagues you recall we had public comment earlier this year from reverend brown from the third baptist church asking the commission to take a role in some in some of the priorities that that that that that that the reverand had in some in some of the decision-making that happens and on january 21st of this year along with vice president turman and commissioner hwang director hicks and on behalf of the department we did meet and listen to really a great group of faith leaders and constituents folks that brought by rev brown and i think all of you should have which is a 3 point plan really focusing on 3 areas that i discussed recruitment training and representation of the african-american community and issues that affect the department and after that it was a really good discussion i think some of you have seen at the

. >> welcome director hicks. >> thank you councilmember zapf and members of the commission good evening, good evening president breed and chief suhr and captain and members of the park interest community i'm joyce hicks the director of the office of complaints in addition, this evening steve the inspector is here in the audience to answer questions about my presentation it's a pleasure to be here this evening the function of the office of the complaint also known as as a the ocii it is the largest law enforcement agency in the united states only 80 surpassed by new york and chicago 5 agencies both of march 4 and the report president obama of task force open the 21st century policing and the march 4 report for the restriction of the united states duff's an sifshz violation by the ferguson police commission acknowledged the offer sight briefing office of citizen complaint was treated e created by did board of supervisors and adapt by the voters of san francisco in 1992 ocii became operational in 1993 the ocii was once an office of the san francisco police department but we were placed in

no wind that would scare me or give me any indication that there was danger there. >> hicks has neverwashoe valley before, but police officer john jesse knows in these parts when the wind picks up, it can be a doozy. >> you can't go through the valley and you don't want go through washoe valley when the wind's that high. >> officer jesse sees hicks pass by and races to pull him over. there's an advisory that day prohibiting high-profile vehicles from being on the road, but hicks doesn't see it. he's approaching the windy valley and immediately feels wind between 60 and 80 miles an hour. he tries to slow his truck down, but it's too late. >> the first inkling in my mind was when the truck got quiet, once it came up on two wheels, there was no noise anymore. i looked in my mirror and that the wheels were off the ground and panic struck. in an instant, i tried to think of what to do, what can i do? >> he tries desperately to countersteer the truck and straighten it out, but he's outmaneuvered by the wind. >> when i knew i was going over, i braced myself and held on for dear life. when th

thank you director hicks. >> your welcome. >> any reports or recent activities for director hicks? >> your welcome. >> inspector, please call the next line item. >> 5 c commissioner's report and discussion with the controller's office regarding district boundary assessment report. >> yes i'll start with my report. since it's been a month since we were here the format of our meetings hasn't been such that we can update the community on what we've been doing. . obviously we celebrated black history month in february and excited to have congress john lewis come to san francisco and even more significant given the the anniversary of bloody sunday and the attempted march from selma to montgomery and i think that's important to remember at this time the history of law enforcement's role in some real low moments for this country and so i think as we folks around this table and i think who care about san francisco are really thinking about the past forward and i think february certainly gave me a chance to pause and acknowledge the history as we find a path together forward to making san f

good evening commissioners and director hicks and the public. first i'll take those in the order that you gave them so i do apologize for any distress caused to miss tillison during her detention the circumstances as i as i understand it was the officers did recognize two suspects that they believed to be wearing clothing during the commission of a burglary i have not seen the the pictures that we took but i have seen the video posted that does show the 2 suspects wearing clothing and did believe he reason to take the pictures and as as far as the crime they were more like how tall are you they were not interrogatory questions regarding the actual elements of any crime that had occurred. i have been briefed on the case just this afternoon. i don't disagree that he had reasonable suspicion but i think the public said it had been presented it hasn't been presented so there so there will not be criminal charges. the next matter that we brought up was staffing we're currently in the middle of the aggressive hiring plan adopted by this commission put

meeting we tend to be brief to hear from the members of the public to the chiefs point and director hicks point the recent activities give us a reason to say a few things in particular to president breeds plan i'm to fill in some of the blanket on how the commission will precede with the misconduct awhile other jurisdictions might be struggling how the u how to treat misconduct our process of sovereign oversight from ocii and the police department models that have been shared in the policing reports as a measure to continue to build trust with the community and i want to be explicit about our process and make it clear that allegations of misconduct are investigated by the department or ocii and depending on the level of discipline can go and be disposed of by the chief are department if it is discipline it will come before you us and it is assigned to one of the people up here so the taking of evidence the departments lawyer puts forgot evidence of the guilt of the police officer that entire record of the hearing is read by all the commissioners and it deliberates open the guilt and penal

they don't want hick taming liberties or even stealing second base. he's the possible tie run a steal would be a big play right here. >> mike: how can he get a lot of help. he's pretty quick with that ball. >> jon: so not easy to get a jump if you are trying to steal a bag. >> mike: it would all have to be perfect. maybe a good pitch to go on. technically an off-speed pitch and bounce a couple of times at home plate. 3-2. well he'll be off and running with this pitch now. >> mike: he better get a jump, you bet. and they are not showing a whole lot of stuff in the outfield. >> jon: there goes duffy and a foul high and well back out of play. and that wind, that wind is just pouring into the ballpark. >> mike: you will see the wind come out of the northeast, you don't see that very often. that is way unusual. a pitcher's wind. >> jon: duffy runs, right to the second baseman, satton has it and the ball game is over. and for the giants, a very nice game until the ninth inning when the reds score five and they win it. for more watch comcast sportsnet coming

isaiah hicks. hicks the dunk. tar heels up six. carolina had control of the game. they got hot. pat connougton. broke a 64 all time. a 26-3 second half run and notre dame won 90-82 to win their first acc tournament title. >>> the ivy league championship up for grabs against harvard in black. 10 seconds left. tied at 51-51. oh, steve knocks it down to put the crimson ahead. so here came yale going for it all. the driver, the runner, and harvard wins the game. 53-51. their fourth ncaa tournament in a row. albany and white trailed sony brook late. ray sanders. the tie-in. no. ball tip to peter. and ... albany wins it. 51-50. and get this. houli playing with a heavy heart because he just lost his mom to cancer about a month ago. so, we got all baany, harvard, arizona, iowa state, and notre dame, all getting automatic bids tonight. >> bracket starts tomorrow. >> we'l female announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic

conversation within the jewish community about lgbt leadership and would like to have you meet catherine hicks, who is the director of leadership development -- of san francisco. joining her is david robinson, who is the bay area director of kespa a national nonprofit that works for inclusion in lgbt in the jewish community. welcome. >> i know the jewish community federation and the national nonprofit have been working on the issue of how to pay attention to awareness and inclusion issues with lgbt and choose -- jews for decades now. >> we started a program last summer -- late last summer, called, lgbt pathways to leadership. it is a leadership development program that was a year and a half in its development. and launched in november -- technically with 12 members. that was in the initial cohort. the program was designed to bring folks -- in that lgbt q world to the table. that proverbial decision-making table. and the idea really behind that was that we, as an inclusive engaged community wanted to make sure we have representation from all of our jewish community including the lgbt q communit

. >> good evening director hicks. >> good evening president loftus and members of the commission chief and members of the audience. as you are aware the chief here has pointed out there is an interim report from the president's task force on 21 st century policing and president obama signed an executive order on december 18th, 2014, establishing this task force because of risks in the relationships between certain police departments and members of the communities that they served and the task of the task force was to develop a road map for best policing practices that can promote effective crime reduction while ensurg and building community trust and the task force had 90 days to complete the report and they have actually received input from the organization in which i serve on the board and that's the national association for the civilian oversight of law enforcement and received this input by getting written and oral testimony and the president delivered oral testimony in january held in cincinnati ohio so last week the task force released a 100 page interim report while i won't go i

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>> a new firestorm over hen hick using a private e-mail account as secretary of state. >> we discoverednight we cannot produce all of her e-mails because they do not have all of her e-mails. we will discuss the fallout with mike huckabee a clinton credit since his days after governor of arkansas and lanny davis. >> united states moves forward with iran nuclear talks. despite warnings

the baby is named landon and is held by his father wearing his navy uniform and vanessa hicks the woman that snapped the shot is a veteran herself. the photo was meant to honor our country and some call it adorable. and critics call it deplorable and unpatriotic. >> i never would have imagine that anybody would see this image as a disrespect to our nation's flag. >> well hicks posted a note on facebook saying that the family did not deserve this hate over their photo and is offering them free photos for life. let me know what you think of this. >> and in florida this ended with a woman in cuffs and only cuffs. shakira martin showed up to the dunkin' donuts with no clothes on none at all. she sat down at a table outside and had a conversation with a man and some customers were har if ied and people called 911, she apologized and said she was nude as part of a dare to get into a sorority. >> finally powdered alcohol, just add water and instant cocktail, we told you about this last time in april and it could hit liquor stores in april it's called powder-ahol. they say this could cause easy

no one can say sure for why but hicks noticed a pattern. >> the lower the price on a per liter basis, amount of arsenic. >> they include trader joe's $2 white zinfandel. me naj aottawa was four times the limit. >> when i mentioned arsenic and wine in the same sentence literally almost hung up the phone on me. >> so what was the next step? >> we supplied our data to a law firm. >> he was trying to get their attention. >> later today an attorney plans to file a class action lawsuit accusing more than two dozen wine makers and sellers of misrepresenting their wine as safe. >> you've done your own efforting. >> testing with two separate labs. >> you've checked kevin hicks results. >> absolutely. >> do they stand up? >> absolutely. >> we took those results to epidemiologist alan smith, associate director of the research program at uc berkeley. >> these are about two to three times in this particular sample. they they fluctuated but some were up to three, four five times the drinking water standard. >> smith says 50 parts mer million can be deadly over time. >> parts per billion seems like

. >> also here with us is joyce hicks and chief of police.

hicks robs him of a sure extra-base hit there. twins hold on for a 10-9 win over the birds.usly this chris borland story, we keep saying everyone's talking about it. everyone has a thought about it. >> i don't blame him. no amount of money can buy your wits back if you've lost them through a head injury. >> everybody's got to be thinking about it. ? any mom who has a son playing football right now is thinking about the future. >>> on this tuesday night, breaking news. the dramatic finish to a fight for power in israel. and the last-minute threat that could destroy any chance of a peace plan. >>> downfall the surprise resignation of a rising star congressman who made headlines with the doughton abby office. a spending scandal ploding all around him. >>> a u.s. military veteran taken down by the feds. >>> charging the cockpit, an air scare caught on camera. passengers rushed to n who was screaming about jihad and a bomb onboard. >>> detecting breast cancer. new questions about the accuracy of biopsies. are one in four patients being misdiagnosed. "nightly news" begins now.

christopher hicks used a towing strap to climb down a well sunday.ckson fell in and he went after him. he braced himself to jackson until firefighters got there. jackson had surgery on his skull to fix a fracture and pressure on his brain. he says it all happened so fast. >> all i remember is getting kind of lightheaded and waking up in a cold dark place and seeing a light above me. >> hicks had just moved next door to jackson a few days ago. he's glad he was there and able to help. >> absolutely. >>> looking down the barrel avenue gun. a body cam captures a moment a police officer caught up to a murder suspect in the woods the clue that started wild chase and chris? >> report roar the next time you drive down the ben franklin parkway you are going to notice something very different. i'm chris o'connell in center city. we're getting to the bottom of the question everyone is has been asking. what has happened to all the trees? scott? >> and everyone is also asking, what happened to spring? it feels more like winter. but we do have a spring testimony c

they have announced the arrest of two men's that they say our are brothers carlton hicks and his brotheron williams. the real story seems to be that he was just inside the store trying to buy a videogame for his nine -year-old son. sometimes we forget that police are just people. >> this is heartbreaking to me. families of police officers sheriffs, 1st responders have to deal with when the family member walks out the door you don't know if they will come back as they put their life on the line. >> you no words cannot express how i feel about that. bill: joined by special guest our favorite former chaser bill anderson. thank you for coming back to talk with us. tragic said awful story. it has to be jarring. >> it is huge. communities are talking about it. the police, mayor the police commissioner. it has it has spring boarded into a discussion of what you have to do to do something about all this violence. allegedly just going to buy a videogame for his son. >> everyone is scrambling. >> the real contrast with the way philadelphia is doing with this versus new york. you are not seeing tha

in the absence of extant documents that might shed light on the contract arranged by hopkins and hicks, it is not possible to be sure of how fully aware she was of his plan. she decided with her family, with whom she often performed, that's their had to be -- that there had to be an antidote. while hicks had the real negroes picking the genuine con, hopkins and her family establish the troubadour. this is that moment of the did we win/did we lose, the blue and the gray, the slaves in the free. hopkins goes for the middle. at the moment, colored troubadours would sing high choral songs that have no dialect and them, have everything to do with god with elegance and sophistication. so what do we do with this type of reenactment, this effort to both three animate and sustain a southern pre-civil war across the mason-dixon line in boston? the commercialization of antebellum southern bondage seemed to veer towards much more insidious justification of continued segregation. slavery was alive and well, wasn't not? i saw it last summer. white privilege, the ability to watch, to behold. all of t

former giant trying to make it back again, brandon hicks with a rbi single.k at yusmeiro da -- look at his arm. >> it was good to get back out there. get the butterflies, get the adrenaline going. it went really good. you know, i have been trying to think about getting in the right rhythm. get everything in the same groove. >> burning bridges. here with pablo sandoval. i knew early last year i would leave. they didn't respect my agent and i love bruce bochy. he is the only guy i will miss and huntser pence. now i feel like -- hunter pence. now i feel like i am home. crawford said basically, if it were me and i left a people i won three world series titles with i wouldn't say anything. >> saying nothing at all is the best thing. >> if you don't have something nice to say -- [ talking at the same time ] >> he looks so jovial -- [ talking at the same time ] >> on the inside it was ticking. >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, more on the breaking news we told you about, where initial reports are one person was killed in a shooti

. >> also here with us is joyce hicks and chief of police. >> welcome everyone to the to the march 11th police commission meeting welcome to those here in attendance and those watching at home. we haven't been here in city hall since february 4th so it's good to be back. >> please call the first line item. . >> certificate of appreciation mr. jeffrey man hierm man heimer and i understand we're going to have a presentation. >> i am lieutenant chin from the -- mr. manheimer, are you here? come on up [applause]. >> sorry sergio. >> correct i'm lieutenant sergio chin from the investigative team. tonight we're here to president the citizen's commendation. let me give a little bit of detail. there was a robbery incident that occurred at the 1800-block of polk street the the suspect tries to leave without paying and mr. manheimer hears the ruckus and turns around and sees a big fight. a couple of things he could do take no action or push him off the bike and he did that pushed him off the bike the suspect falls to the ground, the cop shows up and arrested and most people wouldn't take any acti

. >> also here with us is joyce hicks and chief of police. >> welcome everyone to the to the march 11tholice commission meeting welcome to those here in attendance and those watching at home. we haven't been here in city hall since february 4th so it's good to be back. >> please call the first line item. . >> certificate of appreciation mr. jeffrey man hierm man heimer and i understand we're going to have a presentation. >> i am lieutenant chin from the -- mr. manheimer, are you here? come on up [applause]. >>

chief was sitting in as the acting special operations bureau chief and our advise er members director hicks captain from the training division and i'll go over the cases that were presented briefly. the first was the discharge. that occurred september september 7th, 2014, at northern station and in this incident an officer accidental discharged his weapon while loading it up for the start of the shift and no one was hit and that was found not in policy. >> the other discharge we reviewed was 00714 occurred on november, 2014 and in 2014 and in that instance two officers approached by a citizen reporting an auto burglary in progress the officers responded to the location saw a vehicle matched the description 3 suspects there the officers attempted to detain when the officers had the detainees show their hands, a pit bull dog was released charged one of the officers he retreated fired his weapon missed the dog the dog sprinted off and that was found in in policy. >> going onto the officer involved shootings that were reviewed 12-001 occurred may may 10th, 2012, that occurred. officers. attempt

but hicks says there was no ill intent and little landon's parents are happy with the photos telling abc news, i would like to thank everybody that supported us. >> a washington county man is blaming a popular brand of dog food for his beloved pet's death, one of his siberian huskies became sick and died after eating ben ul dog food. purina says the climbs are baseless. >>> demarco murray will visit philadelphia today one day after the eagles introduced new quarterback, sam bradford he is asking his friend to join him here in philly. >> are you recruiting him here? >> absolutely, i am trying my hardest, i called and texted him and everything and we are in communication, if we could land demarco it would be a great pickup, a great player and person and i great friend of mine too but he would really help this ball club. coach chip kelly addresses rumors that the team wants to move up in the draft and select marcus mariota chip kelly says he would not mortgage the team to get a high draft pick. >> disney is bringing the popular movie back to the big screen. >>> and meteorologist, david

and moving across the southern planes this works north and east as we get to tuesday and pit of a hick-upo tuesday afternoon and in the near term it's all about the temperatures and how they will be climbing for this week ahead. future tracker 6 showing you 6:00 in the morning. most locations above the freezing mark if not sitting at 32. 34 in philadelphia. we'll seesly mavrm out to middle and lower 50s in many location as long the 59 corridor and points south and east even north and west were mild 1:30 in the afternoon and temperatures in the upper 40s. the accuweather forecast showing you monday, it's mild, plenty of sunshine. high temperature 53. don't be surprised to have middle and upper 50s on the boards tomorrow. tuesday, mostly cloudy high of 49. tracking that light ryan through the evening hours. pick of the week wednesday, up to 58. thursday sunshine and clouds 523. and late friday night to saturday we're tracking more precipitation on the way. otherwise this week ahead guys temperatures will number 50s and 40s. enjoy it while it lasts. >> what a relief. >> thanks, melissa. >> o

. >> reporter: after graduating from college she hitch hicked around europe, and ended up in georgia.e of cocktails and chinese food she and four friend formed the it b-52s, and threw a house party in 1957. >> what was that like? >> it was amazing. the house shook. our friends danced like crazy. ♪ down, down ♪ >> reporter: "rock lobster" became a hit in the underground music scene. famous for the male versus female vocals. ♪ rock lobster ♪ ♪ rock lobster ♪ >>> does the song mean anything or is it just fun? >> it's just fun. it could be considered environmental. we are celebrating sea creatures. at the end cindy and it jam on the different creatures and the sounds. [ singing ] >>> the band's cult following grew. despite a tragic setback in 1985 when lead guitarist ricky wilson died of aides. >> aids was a new disease. some called it a gay virus. we didn't know ricky was sick until a certain point. we didn't know he had aids until he passed away. we were told to be silent. that was difficult. people thought we were ashamed, which we weren't. it was difficult time. >> was it scary? >> it

for our entire crew here trump national doral, dan hicks saying so long. see if j.b. holmes can manning on at hang on at the monster tomorrow. see you back at miami sunday. i bring the gift of the name your price tool to help you find a price that fits your budget. uh-oh. the name your price tool. she's not to be trusted. kill her. flo: it will save you money! the name your price tool isn't witchcraft! and i didn't turn your daughter into a rooster. she just looks like that. burn the witch! the name your price tool a dangerously progressive idea. >>> developing tonight at 6:00 we're getting late-breaking information about a crash that killed a local officer. investigators now say it appears someone else was in his cruiser. >>> the white house locked down after an explosion, but there was something else that attracted the secret service's attention. >> it is in our power to remake this nation to more closely align with our highest ideas. >> and president obama heads to selma to mark a milestone in the civil rights movement. >>> an early morning crash killed a police of

joining me now is timothy, president of the metropolitan milwaukee commerce association and rusty hicks, treasurer of the los angeles county federation of labour. tim, take me inside the associations, inside the accounting conversations. how do you figure out how much money it's worth to milwaukee to keep the bucs? >> well it's a great question. i look at to this way. cities like businesses have balance sheets. they have assets and liabilities. we have determined that having professional sports is an asset, part of the balance sheet. the question is what is the appropriate investment. from our perspective in terms of building a new arena, we look at bottom line the 10 million in revenue flowing to the state off the income taxes of the players. the goal is to keep the $10 million, utilizing the increase in player salaries to fund the ponds for a new arena. we believe the economics are substantial and that there's a benefit to milwaukee to having an n.b.a. franchise driving a one half billion investment in downtown milwaukee. >> if you float bonds of a similar dollar denomination to build

hicks scores, duffy fighting for a final roster spot as a backup. giants beat the dodgers 11-9. brewers brayman impressing on the mound. allowed one runs and ten hits in 21 innings this spring. struck out three today. billy butler homers. the a's blank the brew crew 7-0. nascar in martinsville. looked like the first day on the job for this pit crew. denny hamlin headaches the lead -- takes the lead and never looks back. keselowski clips the back of hamlin. >>> pga tour in san antonio, jimmy walker's home course and he used his local knowledge to win his second event of the year. players love this event. bring the entire family. fellow texan jordan spieth on 14. a 50-footer over the hill. on line nothing but net. rub of four straight birdies, second place finish. still lost by four streaks. jimmy walker birdies on 16 same on 17. 11-under for the tournament. he would par 18 and win in his home town. he won a trophy but had his hat storm -- stolen by his son. >>> serena williams meeting bellis on the third round of the miami open. no contest. the thrill of a lifetime for the 15-yea

hicks scores, duffy fighting for a final roster spot as a backup. giants beat the dodgers 11-9. a's and brewers brayman impressing on the mound. allowed one runs and ten hits in 21 innings this spring. struck out three today. billy butler homers. the a's blank the brew crew 7-0. nascar in martinsville. looked like the first day on the job for this pit crew. denny hamlin headaches the lead -- takes the lead and never looks back. keselowski clips the back of hamlin. >>> pga tour in san antonio, jimmy walker's home course and he used his local knowledge to win his second event of the year. players love this event. bring the entire family. fellow texan jordan spieth on 14. a 50-footer over the hill. on line nothing but net. rub of four straight birdies, second place finish. still lost by four streaks. jimmy walker birdies on 16 same on 17. 11-under for the tournament. he would par 18 and win in his home town. he won a trophy but had his hat storm -- stolen by his son. >>> serena williams meeting bellis on the third round of the miami open. no contest. the thrill of a lifetime for th