and if james bell did not speak to that, he was being very polite. he's worked with our data and knows how terrible it is. we worked very early on with a researcher to address racial disparity in our process and we were told our data was so dirty and incomplete they couldn't do the analysis. we had to spend several years until we could find researchers in higher education to put students to work to create complicated algorithms to pull the information out of our case management systems. it's an ongoing struggle and i hope part of the work this group will take up is the investment in justice and trying to give it adequate resources to be able to complete the onboarding of our all case management systems and the sharing of the data across the systems so important projects like this don't become six year endeavors but closer to a reasonable timeline to answer important questions about how we do our work in a more timely way. the study we just completed is at sfdistrictattorney.org, you can see all the results there. we asked professor stephen rafael to

james bell, who spoke earlier, did an amazing, groundbreaking study. it showed clearly that there were disparities. we sought to take that study and work with the university of pennsylvania, which offered to do a two-year study independently. all we did was provide them with our files. and we opened our files up to them. they came up with a report -- first slide, please? second slide. they gave us an economist and a scientist and a law professor for two years, who worked on the study. and we gave them 11,000 cases. when asking the question, "what specifically did the disparities result in?" they found that african-americans are held in pretrial custody 62% longer than their white counterparts and on average serve 30 days longer in custody. these are folks that are charged with the same crime, same criminal history and all of the characteristics are exactly the same. so in other words, making an apples-to-apples comparison. next slide, please. in terms of cases, the time to resolve a case is 14% longer if you are african-american. and on average, it was

and with regards to her last comment, i want to recognize that that was a conversation that james bell and i had had specifically around if law enforcement does its job well and numbers go down in terms of crime or with the need for public defenders, if they improve outcomes, then they could get less money. so we have to be aware how we consider the impact of data and how it's nonpunitive in the minds of people. >> and what we reward and don't reap ward. it's important. there's a lot of shifts in there that need to happen. >> and for the city to understand that because we move closer to the goals, it doesn't mean that resources should be able away from the departments that are doing the right thing. >> and there are so many things that the departments could be doing with the resources if they weren't doing the same old things. >> exactly. >> so it would be truly beneficial to the city and county. its about reprioritizing that money. there is never enough money for community policing. if we were not doing minor equipment stops, what can we do with that? if we were spending those resourc

lydia on the scene. ( james ) will the stock market freakout continue this morning? we're following the dow futures opening belle going down in california ... but we may not be in the clear. why they flu epidemic could get worse before it gets better. ( terisa ) good morning i'm terisa estacio..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca: high pressure over the eastern pacific will continue to result in dry weather conditions across the region through the forecast period. daytime temperatures will also remain unseasonably warm with overnight lows above seasonal averages. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) breaking overnight news. two people were shot and killed near a denny's in downtown san jose. ( terisa ) kron4's lydia pantazas is live at the crime scene with the latest details. lydia. two people died in a shooting late monday night in san jose, according to a police spokesman. at 10:50 p.m., san jose police officers responded to multiple reports of a shooting in the area of south first street and

bell. meanwhile james harden led the rockets to a win in san antonia last night.y continue to get away with traveling. they didn't want everyone to know it. quickly deleting this tweet last night and today, he blamed the social media snafu on his phone.>> a friend direct messaged me and asked what i thought about the clip. i responded to him and hit send. i was like, oh no. i went over to chris dimarco. i do not know how to delete a tweet or send one. i gave it to dimarco. he was like, he deletes it after maybe 30 seconds. i asked what do you think? can i get away with it? he said hell no. [ laughter ] >> in other warriors news, lebron james shutdown the report that he was considering signing with the warriors this summer.>> nonsense. it's not a story. the story should be lebron is focused on getting his team back to the finals. not angry about what they say or the lakers or philly, he said, san antonio, sacramento, orlando, miami, toronto. >> i never said that. i never said that i was sitting down with anyone. >> from howard dean to tom brady, the rookie card goe

. >> james gagliano. josh camp bell. appreciate it. the panel with me. you received firearm training when you were with the the fbi. how do you see in? >> james and josh made great points. the training is key. we went through four months of daily, thousands of round of training to get the muscle memory. you have to remember swat teams get more than that. they're there not obl get the firearms training but to master the fear. as james said. this idea that you're going to give guns to teachers. even if they're accurate. especially out gunned if somebody comes in with an assault rifle. firing more round and can do damage even when they're not accurate. it's asking for just even more tragedy. >> is arming teachers a good idea? >> what we're talking about the is the hardening of the schools. you have law enforcement that said monday they'll have officers with rifles at the campuses. there is the belief that hardening the schools does have an impact. maybe it's a deterrent. where somebody thinking of doing a negative action said it's not so smart. there will be

. >> fort bell, democrats line, james is next. james, you are on. go ahead. >> good listen, i have a couple things i want to say, but i'm going to say them quickly here. this is to all of the -- all your listeners and all of the callers who are going to call in. all right. yes, we're going through a trying period right now, all right, with this quote/unquote 45 president. however, all right, come october, i don't know what your religious belief is but i prayed on it. because of those individuals that died, the 17, my heart goes out to them. we did nothing because of the nra. but that's all right. we need to get the democrats in the house, and guess what, we contain the beast because think about this. his hotel is 666, all right. that is the sign of the devil in the beginning. >> okay, james. thanks. possibility of a democratic turnover in the house? >> well, you know, that's something that of course i'm very hopeful for. i know that our -- the democratic congressional campaign committee, the senatorial campaign committee are working really, really h

nacho fries, now serving at a taco bell near you. [bong!] (jamesthe new technology uses uv light to disinfect hospital surfaces after staff manually clean them.(darya) it was an opportunity for oakmont high school's health science academy students to learn about the threat of contracting an infection from hospitals. (james) the students presented their last two weeks of research on hospital-borne infectious diseases yesterday , and then got their first look at the robot in action. the hospital staff was excited about the machine. <"we thought, wow, we really need to share this and let everyone know what weúre doing and expand that into the educational groups.">(james) a student named the robot "melman" after the character in the movie "madagascar" because the giraffe is a germaphobe. (james) students at a san jose high school are celebrating after one of their peers earned a perfect score on his advanced placement test. tommy tran goes to evergreen valley high school. he is now one of just six students in the world to earn a perfect score on the a-

next up for those guys a match up against lebron james and cavilers tomorrow night in the land. >>> that is all for sports i'm don bellat day. >>> we told but these billboards at a local company put up in cleveland trying to woo lebron james in philadelphia new we are hearing from the cavilers star about them and he sounds impressed. >> actually very flattering, i'm sitting here at 33, in my 15th year, and teams, or guys, i don't want to say teams because that comes to tampering, but people in their respective city want me to play for them, i mean that is cool, i think, that is dope. >> that is dope. does that mean he is coming, we will to have wait and see. >>> they are giving back to flyers captain has a comedy show at beer hall in south philadelphia. proceeds will go toward his foundation's gel of helping local children in need. nicely done. >>> well, coming up next half an her of "eyewitness news" macy's does something it has not done in three years. >>> plus amazon is expanding we will have details in a live report from wall street. >>> a ceremony at a church in the poconos is causing concern this morning, so muc

nacho fries, now serving at a taco bell near you. [bong!] ( jameslets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:a cold air mass over the region this morning will result in freezing temperatures for most inland areas with frost potentially impacting many coastal locations. a series of weak weather systems will then impact the region through late week and potentially into early next week bringing cool, unsettled weather conditions. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) there is a warning for livermore parents about a game played by highschool students with fake weapons. the game is called "spy versus spy" or "assassin". it is being played by seniors at livermore and granada high schools. the game is organized by students in teams...and those participating must pay to play. the goal is to take out other teams with toys guns to win a cash prize. police have received reports of armed and suspicious people in connection with the game... and respond anticipating real emergencies. no

james. we're gearing up after bell, disney, chipotle snap moved 17% in either direction on average after its. over the last eight quarters, chipotle on average has moved 6% disney seeing a move of 2% to 5% over the past eight quarters even for the big cap it's been swinging around a lot. >>> julia boorstin will have an exclusive interview with bob iger we'll get his reaction to the earnings he can talk about what he sees going on in his business as soon as they cross. mike, so timely given all of what's -- even when we were talking about super bowl ratings over the weekend, the declines there, and some rumors that even our parent company might try to make another go at fox. >> absolutely. plenty going on. and also the stock like so many is in a fascinating position right now. basically came off a cliff from recent highs but still above where it was four, five, six months ago so, what i'm mostly interested in, kelly, is just how the market pays attention or doesn't to corporate news. i mean, right now we're in one of those zones where can it really capture people's focus? and so we'll see if

bell near you. [bong!] (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (darya)(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... mass over the region this morning will result in freezing temperatures for most inland areas with frost potentially impacting many coastal locations. a series of weak weather systems will then impact the region through late week and potentially into early next week bringing cool, unsettled weather conditions. hot spots nb 280 at geneva. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) there is a warning for livermore parents about a game played by highschool students with fake weapons. the game is called "spy versus spy" or "assassin". it is being played by seniors at livermore and granada high schools. the game is organized by students in teams...and those participating must pay to play. the goal is to take out other teams with toys guns to win a cash prize. police have received reports of armed and suspicious people in connection with the game... and respond anticipating real emergencies. now they are urging parents to talk to their teens about the potential dange

[closing bell rings] you could say volatility is not in the rear view mirror yet. thanks to james bianco, and john lynch. that will do it for the "claman countdown." this day is not over. david: what is going on with the market? the dow losing team in the close. it is closing down 20 points. may settle lower than that the blue chips experiencing more than 500-point swing today. s&p fighting for gains in the final moments with the nasdaq solidly in the red. bad day for stocks. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered what is moving the market with an all-star roster including famed economist ben stein. as we kick off the very busy hour, let's go first to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, we saw very big swings and moves today. is this about the treasury market? >> it's a little bit about everything. i mean volatility is bark. we've seen that since late last week into this beak. it has been a most wild ride yesterday and the day before. the biggest number one and two point swings ever in history

interesting to read >> yeah, meg, thank you very much >>> let's get to our closing bell exchange and talk about these markets. jameswanson, chief investment strategist from mfs investment strategist, keith bliss, senior vice president from catone and rick san stelly checking in from the cme in chicago keith, we're up 101 now. what's all the trading action telling you. >> sloppy market, directionless, people are looking for a bid, a way to go. we have the markets vastly oversold we hit some oversold readings last week before we got to this real washout we witnessed this week i would say, listen, all the data i look at on a quantitative and technical level tells me we should be trading higher here. there's a few problems that we're facing today number one is that this selloff happened so quickly and so viciously, it's the most profound correction in the post-war era, moving down 10% in just a few days as opposed to a few weeks. that's scared a lot of people. they've taken a step back. retail and institutional and gotten out of the market for a little bit and the second thing we're really dealing with is a friday. who

[closing bell rings] you could say volatility is not in the rear view mirror yet. thanks to jamesn lynch. that will do it for the "claman countdown." this day is not over. david: what is going on with the market? the dow losing team in the close. it is closing down 20 points. may settle lower than that the blue chips experiencing more than 500-point swing today. s&p fighting for gains in the final moments with the nasdaq solidly in the red. bad day for stocks. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered what is moving the market with an all-star roster including famed economist ben stein. as we kick off the very busy hour, let's go first to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, we saw very big swings and

james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... it's the danger of live t-v. how a bird hijacked a newscast in san diego. ♪ (door belllo. hello. hello. hello. hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. (cell phone vibrating) hello, can i help you? hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. ♪ ( james ) anything can happen on live television... even in a studio.( darya ) check out what happened to a san diego news anchor... when a guest decided to make an early appearance.<"they're good for ridding your...." "how's that for an introduction." (laughs)>( james ) that's that's sophie... an "ibis" from the san diego zoo. she gets her color from the food that she eats. ( james ) coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news... more weird weather across the bay area with snow falling overnight in some places. and another storm is on its way. we have live team coverage at the top of the hour with everything you need to know as you head out the door this morning. (ácommercialá) ( james ) a big story this morning... wild weather in the bay area. that's hail falling from the sky in newark. ( james )

. >>> in the meantime don bell's here and, how about the sixers >> we're talking about the sixers and a guy you may have heard of. >> perhaps. >> lebron james. >> have you heard of lebron? do you remember what you did on valentines day? sixers d they beat the heat, without joel embiid. tonight two hook up again, in miami. at one point lebron james took his talents to south beach, we all hoping next season he takes them to south philadelphia. yesterday a local company posted billboardness cleveland to recruit the king. one of them reads philly wants lebron. today james responded. >> it is actually very flattering i'm sitting here at 33, my 15th year and a team of guys, or teams, but people in a certain city want me to play for them, i mean, that is cool i think. >> um-hmm. >> playing it cool. >>> meanwhile don long ball is calling it quits, eagles punt er donnie jones retiring after 14 seasons in the nfl. he is teams all time lead nothing gross punting average, jones walked off as a super bowl champion. can you imagine last play you game in. >> what a way to go you walk off with confetti falling from the sky. >> must feel so good. >> so very

bell. then we track that as it jumped 300 points to the plus side. we saw the biggest drop on wall street in 6.5 years yesterday. this morning we spoke with jamesmcbride. he said the market was ahead of itself. this was just a correction. >> the market is where was at about thanksgiving. it is not like we have lost that much. i try to remind people to look back to see how fark the market has gone. it does go up over time.>> corrections are necessary. >>> the board of supervisors in santa clara is trying to decide if they should recall aaron persky. this is more of a formality. the measure has enough signatures to be placed on the ballot. he was criticized for a sentence given to a fraternity brother. some people said it was to lenient but others say it was in line with sentencing guidelines. >> they are looking for more victims after a man was arrested saying that their son had reported being touched un-up -- inappropriately. here is's pictures. police say he communicated with potential victims on a gamers app. anyone who may know of additional victims, call the police department. >>> city leaders are meeting with the school president after tra

james in free agency. the warriors in sacramento taking on the kings. golden state looking to bounce back after a 30-point loss to utah. shaun livingston and jordan bells. quick update from golden one center-- warriors up 58-52 at halftime. why is tom brady bullying a young radio host? the host attacked tom brady's five year old daughter. brady doesn't want him to be fired over his mistake. i can't tell if you like bill belichick? all bill belichick wants is to win. he ranks among the greatest coaches in nfl history. i didn't know what the big deal was until i started watching your opinion pieces at 9:00 pm. i get it now. do you think the warriors are coasting already? the warriors turn it on when they need to... all they care about is locking up the first seed in the west. funny story about you running out of gas right before the show. why didn't you call your wife? ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (ph

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james in free agency. the warriors are playing tonight in sacramento against the for the sixth straight game... they will play without rookie sensation, jordan bellrn until sometime after the all star break. the former oregon duck forward, who has started in eleven games... injured his left ankle in the opening seconds last month against chicago. the team will reevaluate him in two weeks... his ankle is still swollen. the sharks looking for the first win since the all- star break. san jose has lost their last four games we head to columbus... -- sharks taking on the blue jackets... hoping to turn around their four-game road trip --game tied at one... kevin lebanc... scores a power play goal sharkies retake the lead --in the third period... marc- edouard vlasic lights the lamp sharks win 3-1 do you have a favorite super bowl? mine was joe namath leading the jets to a championship in 1969. yes i'm old. my favorite moment was joe montana to john taylor in super bowl 28 against the bengals. you would rather watch the super bowl at home? why? i prefer to watch the game with my family. you are wearing sunglasses, holding a broom, and with a dog by your

bell yourmight be a text message.top. but when your smoked sausage is crafted with care... you're closer to the farm than you think. ♪ (james hour with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)expect very cool temperatures by sunrise under clearing skies and lessening winds. another very cool night is forecast for friday night. dry weather and slightly warmer temperatures are expected over the weekend. cooler, unsettled weather is expected to return by early next week with another system bringing rain to the area later next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) a big story this morning... a san jose high school track coach is arrested... accused of possessing child pornography.( james ) just last week... his twin brother was arrested on the same charge. on tuesday... officers arrested clinton pappadakis at his home. authorities say child porn was found on several devices in his home. he was booked into the santa clara county jail. pappadakis was a track coach at oak grove high school. ( james ) and last week...

james) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... we'll tell you about some proposed drone regulations in sausalito. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. your dinner bellácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (james) people in sausalito are fed up with the constant buzzing in their backyards from drones... and say it's becoming an invasion of their privacy. sausalito's mayor is now backing a proposed a list of drone use regulations within the city. the list includes: drones not be flown at night....operators must be able to see their drones....and people cannot harrass or annoy residents with drone use. complaints had poured in for two years until a line was crossed that pushed the city council to take action. <"it was the incident where the drone went down a hallway in someone's house that really urged us to undertake the steps necessary to have some enforcement.">( james ) if it passes... anyone who breaks the rules can be penalized, fined, and have their drone taken away. there will be a city council meeting held on tuesday for