people are often not very happy to be called out about jaywalking.ave anything else to do and something else to spend your time better with? this is the police dilemma. try to do this kind of what many people seems like trivial enforcement. there is no trivial enforcement. when you step in there the stakes are always potential. there is potential for officers to get hurt and for people cited to be hurt. so at the same time we want laws to be enforced we have to recognize the complexities. >> i want to get your perspective on this. i want to add information saying the arresting officer's body camera was knocked off during the initial altercation. we don't have that video as of yet. as we go through the investigation we might. that would no doubt be very key to what is happening here. >> what i find most disconcerting is the point at which you see the young man i believe he is 14 years old, sitting there not moving, not doing anything threatening whatsoever and then you see the other officer walk up to him, grab him and proceed to slam him on to the gr

are jaywalking.an get back to you with the numbers. >> that would be appreciated. >>supervisor jane kim: any other questions. mine was the same which was on the pedestrian tickets and i noticed that the tenderloin has the most significant numbers of pedestrian tickets at 21% whereas most other stations are below 6%, 3%. i imagine that's something that i can talk to the captain about and i know we have a lot of jaywalking in the tenderloin and over 90% of residents don't have cars and i was really curious about that number and the motivation for the time of that data point. >> right, and the officers are walking a lot down there too. that could be the nexus as well. >>supervisor jane kim: thank you very much for this presentation. i'm still absorbing all the numbers here. it seems there has been a tremendous effort on all the parts on the number of violations that will lead hopefully to more safety on our streets and change driver behavior. that's really xreeshtd. -- appreciated. i want to ask if you

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here we have a teenager again suggestion suspected of jaywalking. this troubling.versation is also with law enforcement, engagement reason, so very troubling. >> i assume as the leader of the naacp you meet with law enforcement all over the country. >> indeed. we completed a march from alabama to washington d.c. walking walking beside police officers sheriffs, burros of invention investigation and found over and over again people of high profession ligspro profession ligs m and it's only the minority that engage in this kind of conduct, not the majority. >> thanks for completing that march. it was important to so many people to do it. glad you're here. >> cornell william brooks the president and ceo of the naacp. >>> still doubt whether president obama was born in the united states? told cnn about the birther continue version si and a stunning mistake by police turns this teen's life upside down but a bright spot, he's been invited to the white house. introducing the lexus is 200 turbo and is 300 awd v6. the is line has never been... more powerful. once driven, the

are jaywalking. i can get back to you with the numbers. >> that would be appreciated. >>supervisor jane kim: any other questions. mine was the same which was on the pedestrian tickets and i noticed that the tenderloin has the most significant numbers of pedestrian tickets at 21% whereas most other stations are below 6%, 3%. i imagine that's something that i can talk to the captain about and i know we have a lot of jaywalking in the tenderloin and over 90% of residents don't have cars and i was really curious about that number and the motivation for the time of that data point. >> right, and the officers are walking a lot down there too. that could be the nexus as well. >>supervisor jane kim: thank you very much for this presentation. i'm still absorbing all the numbers here. it seems there has been a tremendous effort on all the parts on the number of violations that will lead hopefully to more safety on our streets and change driver behavior. that's really xreeshtd. -- appreciated. i want to ask if

. >> police say he was jaywalking -- some say he was jaywalking, but police say he was doing a lot morehan that. here he is being restrained and then nine officers take him down. police say the teen was walking in a bus only lane, refused to move, grabbed the officer's baton, but the family of the teen has filed a formal complaint against the department. >>> a remembrance for the clarksburg high school student struck and killed by a train earlier this week. 16-year-old john dereggi jr. and his girl friend were posing for pictures in the moments before deaf reg i was hit monday -- dereggi was hit monday night near a marc train station in boyds. tonight at the football game dereggi's parents will be presented with a banner, balloons will be released and someone will perform a song. >>> yesterday officers cited more than a dozen people, mostly high school students, with warning notices about trespassing on areas near train tracks. they say those trains can approach quietly and people wearing head phones are particularly at risk. >>> straight ahead could you go a year without shopping? >> i

be nine california police officers involved in the forceful arrest of a 16-year-old accused of jaywalkingto the incident although a witness says the teen was getting off a bus when a police officer stopped him for jaywalking and when the teen kept walking the officer grabbed his arm and hit him with his baton, and the police they the teen did not comply with a lawful order to stop walking in a bus-only lane and he cursed at the officer and attempted to grab the officer's baton. and then a friend arraigned moments ago on the charge of making false statements. he knew about dylann roof's plan before the shooting but did not tell authorities. if you live in new york, minnesota, or new hampshire or america saw phoepla, a driver's license will not be enough to get on a flight. standard license will be considered noncompliant with the security standards outlined in the real id act. the new rules go into effect next year. >>> and turning to the now clos one of its border crossings with serbia as it struggles to deal with the recent influx of migrants and refugees. croatian officials say they had

we have barricade there will be no jaywalk to go day. then look in the distance in the dark you can see white tops on the lines of portable johns up throughout many streets here and hopefully they will not be used, until the pope visit, because you don't want them sitting around for a week in this late summer heat, that is for sure. so, we have got stacks of barricade for sure as well. we're on 15th street on cherry looking toward center city and city hall right there and a lot of the city has been transformed. if you left work friday you will notice a vast difference on monday. if we're able to, go back to that picture that bob kelly showed of that jumbo tron out. there is 40 jumbo trons throughout the city and one thing i spotted on that one it blocked the sidewalk completely right on a corner at the parkway there. the road is still opened. the city is still opened for business. still a lot of traffic. when all these barricades up. the these barricade have cut down to zero visibility. same with that jumbo tron. you can sea around it. y

are jaywalking. i can get back to you with the numbers. >> that would be appreciated. >>supervisor jane kim: any other questions. mine was the same which was on the pedestrian tickets and i noticed that the tenderloin has the most significant numbers of pedestrian tickets at 21% whereas most other stations are below 6%, 3%. i imagine that's something that i can talk to the captain about and i know we have a lot of jaywalking in the tenderloin and over 90% of residents don't have cars and i was really curious about that number and the motivation for the time of that data point. >> right, and the officers are walking a lot down there too. that could be the nexus as well. >>supervisor jane kim: thank you very much for this presentation. i'm still absorbing all the numbers here. it seems there has been a tremendous effort on all the parts on the number of violations that will lead hopefully to more safety on our streets and change driver behavior. that's really xreeshtd. -- appreciated. i want to ask if

police officers tackle a california teenager for jaywalking on the way to school. >> donald trump under fire tonight for what he didn't say about the president. >> surf's up. why the earthquake in chile had a ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> a police takedown in stockton is going viral tonight. a group of officers caught on camera tackling a teenager. 16-year-old emilio mayfield says he was trying to catch the bus for school on tuesday when an officer stopped him. police say he was standing in a bus lane and refused to get up on the sidewalk. another passenger recorded the video, the struggle that followed. the police officer called for backup. then came nine more police officers who took emilio to the ground. >> i feel traumatized be that. and i felt like i was beaten and slammed on the floor. >> in the video, our officer had his baton out, but the suspect was also grabbing and holding onto the baton. >> emilio was cited for resisting arrest and trespassing. >>> well donald trump says a lot of things. but allen says it is what he didn't say. >> reporter: donald trump was on the campaign trail i

academy training from six months to a full year and decriminalizing nonthreatening behaviors like jaywalking. we reached out to the nypd for some sort of comment. we have yet to hear back. >>> there is no word tonight on who vandalized the mexican consulate. police say red paint was found splattered on the outside of the building on east 39th street in midtown early this morning. some believe it is protest graffiti. investigators think they know which group is responsible for it. the mexican consulate was also vandalized back in 2007. >>> high stakes diplomacy on the table at the united nations, an historic meeting between president obama and cuban president raul castro. each side making demands of the other before the new diplomacy is expanded and a redetente might be set into motion. it's raul castro's first appearance and the u.n. and one day after his speech to the general assembly, history made when he sat down with barack obama, the first time in more than 60 years an american president has met with a cuban president on u.s. soil. now the diplomacy has been restored, castro wants the u

are jaywalking. i can get back to you with the numbers. >> that would be appreciated. >>supervisor jane kim: any other questions. mine was the same which was on the pedestrian tickets and i noticed that the tenderloin has the most significant numbers of pedestrian tickets at 21% whereas most other stations are below 6%, 3%. i imagine that's something that i can talk to the captain about and i know we have a lot of jaywalking in the tenderloin and over 90% of residents don't have cars and i was really curious about that number and the motivation for the time of that data point. >> right, and the officers are walking a lot down there too. that could be the nexus as well. >>supervisor jane kim: thank you very much for this presentation. i'm still absorbing all the numbers here. it seems there has been a tremendous effort on all the parts on the number of violations that will lead hopefully to more safety on our streets and change driver behavior. that's really xreeshtd. -- appreciated. i want to ask if

caught on camera police officers tackle a california teen for jaywalking. what he is saying about the incident. >> what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a police takedown of a teen in stockton is going viral. >> get the [ censored ] off me! >> police say 16-year-old emilio mayfield was standing in a bus lane tuesday morning and refused to get on the sidewalk. that's when an officer stopped him. a bus passenger recorded the video of the struggle that followed. when the officer called for backup, nine more officers took emilio to the ground. >> i feel traumatized by that and i felt like i was beaten and slammed on the floor. >> the video the officer had his baton out but the suspect was also grabbing and holding on to the baton. >> emilio was cited for resisting arest and trespassing. >>> 4:42. the 14-year-old boy arrested at school after he made a clock will be transferring to another school. ahmed mohamed was arrested monday at

this 16-year-old, accused of jaywalking. an officer trying to restrain him, and as you're about to see, the situation quickly escalates. it's now under investigation. neal karlinsky with the video. >> reporter: tonight, this 16-year-old boy and his family say police roughed him up for no good reason. >> i was thinking, what have i done to you? what have i done wrong? >> reporter: the video begins with the officer struggling with the teenager. >> stop resisting. >> reporter: at one point, apparently hitting him in the face with his baton as the two tussle with it. but what you don't see, police say, is the teenager grabbing the officer's body camera. even swearing at him. refusing to cooperate when he was simply asked to move to the sidewalk while walking in a bus lane. >> you're pulling me for no reason, and you bring out your baton and you're hitting me. >> reporter: it comes at a time when police departments are under a microscope. caught on camera in a number of high-profile excessive force incidents. here, eventually, mo

. >> more still to come tonight, just ahead a 16-year-old boy tackled by police for jaywalking.ht he'll explain why he was doing the right thing. >>> the attack on a high school football rep. you'll hear from players who say they were told to do it. >>> why the pope's visit to cuba is what can i make for you? how about our new flavor-packed italian hero? with three authentic italian deli meats; spiced capicola, a cracked- pepper-seasoned mortadella and spicy genoa salami. enjoy it while it's here! subway. eat fresh. >>> the teenager at the center of a video that has gone viral is talking about the police take down that is getting a lot of attention. the 16-year-old was accused of resisting arrest. this 16-year-old emilio mayfield in a struggle with a cop when he allegedly refused to leave a lane marked for buses only. >> he pulled my arm, my shirt. i didn't like that. so i keep trying to walk like i didn't do anything wrong. >> you knew he was a police officer? >> yes. i knew. >> reporter: he was at the stockton transit center on his way to school. police tried to cite for tresp

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they are lining center city streets, so people will be upset that they cannot jaywalk like they normally do. you will a he see sidewalks in center city lined with portable johns, i mean dozens and dozens enough for a million people to go to the bathroom for blocks and blocks. lots of problems last night the already and here is some of the first reaction. >> i would think if other people are coming in from the outside and they are going to eat at the restaurant, they are not going to know, so they will be towed. >> the store over there closed and we dropped suit off and we were going to go eat. we would have gotten towed. >> it is incredibly happening. they have been building this city up for past couple weeks. >> they have been putting little notes on our cars telling us exactly what to do. >> reporter: zone one was last night, zone two starts this morning at 9:00 if you don't know where zone two is you better find out, either on the city web site or look at one of these maps or if you don't know for sure act like you are in zone two and get your car to the safe spot or city will move to

the 16-year-old stopped for jaywalking in the bus lane but things quickly escalate. >> this video fromckton on tuesday afternoon. it starts when one officer tries to restrain the 16-year-old with a baton. as witnesses yell to leave him alone. then you see a group of four officers wrestle the teen to the ground. another five officers are standing nearby. the stockton police department says the first officer's body camera fell off in the exchange. they say right now though it looks like the officers acted within the department's policy. >> heroes welcome at the white house for three americans who helped stop a shooting on a paris bound train last month. president obama hosted spencer stone, alec star cot toes and anterior knee sadler in the oval office today. in august those three young men worked together to stop a gunman who opened fire on board a train. france awarded them its highest honor and now they're getting praise from our president. >> what start the as a normal work day for one receptionist ended with her pleading with the public for help. >> watch as this guy walk into the l

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jaywalking perhaps. >> there you have it.at. but you tried to kill the president of the united states back then. >> yes. but it makes it sound like i was a totally different person. and i was pretty much the person aim now. had gotten into something over my head. i will admit that. had quit listening to reason. so for a little while i was a different person. but in terms of being your ordinary normal citizen who gets up and goes to work and, you know -- i think the most -- yeah, i think the only thing i had before was a ticket for jaywalking. >> you spent your time in prison and now five years on parole. please keep us posted and let us know what happens. 40 years after the attempted assassination of president ford. sara jane moore. thanks so much. >> all righty then. how about we end on the good stuff. coming up next. tirement goals ie them. then, let the principal help you get there. join us as we celebrate eddie's retirement, and start planning your own. where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the li

the other thing i just wanted in closing to say is that if we had as far as jaywalking and enforcement in all of those areas if we can get crosswalks in front of the performing centers, i do want to compliment the zero committee on their work and i have seen great progress in the last 2 years. i really do appreciate it in spite of my comments. but i always try to have a solution to a criticism of something because i'm here really to improve things as usual. one last thing as an enforcement issue with ada i know the government share riding and they have taking away the disabled spots close to the japanese market and things like that. it's been very tough on people with disabilities. >>supervisor jane kim: thank you. >> thank you for commenting on each of our items and also for the construction feedback. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. mr. clerk, can we please call the next item? >> city clerk: item 7. introduction of new items. information item. >>supervisor jane kim: there are no introduction of new items at this time. so, can we please ca

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from the police's perspective, he was jaywalking and resisting.m the community's perspective and the teen's perfect e specttive, he was not resition, only a fine and the resistance, was the force necessary or was it reasonable in anyway? and did they have to go to that extent? so that will be the analysis applied. in the event that it moved forward. it was moved to a jury, you'd ask the jury to look at it and to follow the questions. is this reasonable? is this necessary? you decide the answer is no, you know what you have to do. >> here's what stockton police told our affiliate about the incident. joey. they can a listen. >> reporter: as you can see in the video our officer had his baton out but the suspect was also grabbing and holding on to that baton. as law enforcement officers we cannot and will not allow anyone to take our weapon. >> so based on what you are seeing, do you see this 16-year-old as a true threat to these officers? >> and that's the critical question, christy, because what at analysis is implied here is the force used necessar

he claims he was stopped for jaywalking.enager was obstructing a lane that was for buses only and refused to move. they claim the situation escalated when he tried to grab an officer's baton. >> holy cow. that's a huge response. >> it is a huge response. >> now we'll have to find out why they say they brought so many units on scene, why they say that type of force was justified. there will be another window into policing and whether or not the force that's used in the situation is appropriate or not. at a minimum when we have the opportunity to look at it, we should. >> you always need to know what happened the moment before the camera started rolling. when the camera starts rolling, that seems excessive. >> it doesn't help to ignore or exaggerate it. let's take a quick break. >>> when we come back we do want to talk about pope francis. this is very, very exciting. it's a historic trip to cuba and certainly to the united states. and the fact that this pope will be the first to address congress. what is owe going to say in cu

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