agent in ingleside said his pistol and cell phone on the roof of his car friday morning -- he drove off>> you hate to be about a gun lost or stolen. >> reporter: jeff harp spent years in the fbi where he taught other agents the proper way to handle their weapons. >> whether it's in the holster or in your hand, wherever it's at you never set it down because you never lose control of it. >> reporter: here's a picture of the lost gun from the manufacturer's website. it's a .40-caliber hk pistol. not the first time a bay area federal agent has lost a gun. in july a gun stolen from an agent's car was used to shoot and kill kate steinle on san francisco's pier 14. and in september, a muralist was shot to death in oakland with a gun stolen from an immigration officer's vehicle. >> you just try to prevent it but it happens. >> reporter: jeff says if it does happen, step one is to tell law enforcement which is what happened in the ingleside case. still, that gun could very well end up in the wrong hands. >> unfortunately, guns with worth money and they are used in crimes. so it's going to be tou

a san francisco's ingleside neighborhood.n four's scott rates brings >> reporter: picture from the websites h. cate 40 caliber handgun the official agent left the weapon on top of his car and realized it was gone when it was reported missing. this brings back memories of kate and antonio both were killed allegedly using a stolen federal agent done. in july stanley was shot and killed or arrested in san frisco sanchez in connection with the murder. and then in september intaglio of your last shot and killed in oakland police say the suspect allegedly used and other agents gone and a stolen from san francisco. important point out a bill introduced will require a law- enforcement officers to keep their weapons locked in secure container or and trumpet and will have the see if that bill gets pushed through. >> marty:happening now. one man is dead after being stabbed in san jose. police are investigating the incident which also sent another man to the hospital. it happened at the parking lot of "the elegant pub" early saturday, ju

this happened yesterday morning around 7:00 in the ingleside neighborhood of san francisco. last month three handguns were stolen from an fbi vehicle parked at a residential neighborhood in venetia. a total of 379 firearms that can't be accounted for. in the last eight months handguns stolen from federal agents were used in the high-profile -- >>> it's been more than a year since the fire burned through a three-story building in the mission district in san francisco. residents hoping to move back in once it was repaired. that's no longer an option. the fire on mission and 22nd street killed one person, left more than 60 homeless. see the flames shooting out of that building. nbc bay area's christie smith is live in front of the building with bad news for former tenants. >> reporter: yeah, tha that's right. i spoke to one of the former tenants by phone. like many others he hoped to return here to live but that hope seems to be fading fast. now that building inspectors have issued demolition orders for the fire damaged building at 22nd and mission. there are a number of concer

it happened in the ingleside neighborhood of san francisco. it was a gun like this. the manufacturer's website. kpix 5's legal analyst jeff harp spoke with us about weapon safety and the officer's actions. >> whether it's in the holster or in your hand you never set it down because you never want to lose control of it. >> this isn't the first time an officer has lost a gun. back in july, a gun stolen from an agent's car was used in the fatal shooting of kate steinle on pier 14. and in september, a muralist in oakland was killed when an immigration officer's firearm wound up a murder weapon. >>> today demonstrations were held in san francisco to support a former new york police officer. 28-year-old rookie peter liang was convicted earlier this month of manslaughter for a deadly shooting in 2014. he is asian and says he accidentally fired his weapon during a patrol in a dark stairwell inside a public housing project. the bull ricocheted and killed a bystander. supporters in the asian community says he has become a scapegoat in the backlash against police brutality. ral

happened yesterday morning at 7:00 in the ingleside neighborhood of san francisco. just last month three handguns were stolen from an fbi vehicle parked in a residential neighborhood in venetia and an nbc bay area investigation uncovered that in the bay area, six local law enforcement agencies have a total of 379 firearms that can't be accounted for. in the last eight months handguns stolen from federal agents were used in the high-profile slayings in san francisco in july of kate steinle and antonio ramos in oakland in september. >>> new at 6:00, drug dealers facing charges of a year-long sting by the san jose police department. it's called operation buyout and targeted dealers around fountain alley, st. james park and cesar chavez park. 33 were charged during the operation. their cases are now working through the court. >>> hundreds of people answered san jose mayor's sam lacardo's call for input on the city's budget today. they packed into parkside mall for the meeting. lacardo explained the goal was to wipe the slate clean with no money preallocated to anything.

when you go back to san francisco after the bayview station, the next most is ingleside with 158 last year and the mission station police gives you an idea of where most of them are going to be recovered in the city. >> heather, thank you. >>> this was another somber and emotional day at the u.s. supreme court. the justices went back to work for the first time since the death of justice antonin scalia nine days ago. a black cloth remained draped over his empty chair. the white house says president obama has begun the process now of looking for scalia's successor. while republicans have vowed to block any person he nominates. the eight remaining justices are expected to hear 10 cases over the next two weeks including a challenge to the texas abortion law. >>> wall street started the week off on a positive note, building on last week's momentum. dow jones up to 28, nasdaq up 66. s&p gained 27. higher oil prices helped push stocks higher. >>> a napa valley institution is bringing its hammers to the east bay. the newest will open in the if you're not familiar with chain, the business star

power washing sidewalks for human debris or needles, or for the public good, to protect here at the ingleside branch. >> the plants will die if they are not water heavily. >> why did they do that? >> why did they cede it to begin with? >> when they had a consummation requirement. >> do you think these numbers are big deal? >> i do. >> reporter: so big the san francisco public utilities commission says the library had been notified each and every month and charged double for each gallon it went over. >> is it concerning? >> i think it's concerning. i don't think it's the only thing happening across the city. >> reporter: and of course, she's right. 2 investigates has found that at least five peers along the port of san francisco were also over mandated conservation levels. in december, some like the cruise ship terminal were nearly five times over. in november, 98 had more than two times the limit. >> reporter: were you surprised? >> yes. i was. >> reporter: surprised because the port didn't know about any of this until 2 investigates requested the numbers. peers with irrigation meters have be

when you go back to san francisco after the bayview station, the next most is ingleside with 158 last year and the mission station police department with 118. gives you an idea of where most of them are going to be recovered in the city. >> heather, thank you. >>> this was another somber and emotional day at the u.s. supreme court. the justices went back to work for the first time since the death of justice antonin scalia nine days ago. a black cloth remained draped over his empty chair. the white house says president obama has begun the process now of looking for scalia's successor. while republicans have vowed to block any person he nominates. the eight remaining justices are expected to hear 10 cases over the next two weeks including a challenge to the texas abortion law. >>> wall street started the week off on a positive note, building on last week's momentum. dow jones up to 28, nasdaq up 66. s&p gained 27. higher oil prices helped push stocks higher. >>> a napa valley institution is bringing its hammers to the east bay. the newest will open in the former fresh choice in downtown

human debris or needles, or for the public good, to protect new plantings or parks like here at the ingleside branch. >> the plants will die if they are not water heavily. >> why did they do that? >> why did they cede it to begin with? >> when they had a consummation requirement. >> do you think these numbers are big deal? >> i do. >> reporter: so big the san francisco public utilities commission says the library had been notified each and every month and charged double for each gallon it went over. >> is it concerning? >> i think it's concerning. i don't think it's the only thing happening across the city. >> reporter: and of course, she's right. 2 investigates has found that at least five peers along the port of san francisco were also over mandated conservation levels. in december, some like the cruise ship terminal were nearly five times over. in november, 98 had more than two times the limit. >> reporter: were you surprised? >> yes. i was. >> reporter: surprised because the port didn't know about any of this until 2 investigates requested the numbers. even though nearly half of its peers

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