a fight ensued and as jermaine fought to keep his property, this individual shot him. >> jermaine died hours later at the hospital. police say the man with the phone and the suspect appear to be accomplices. the person who asked to charge his phone has since died. investigators did not want to say what the gunman tried to steal from jermaine. >> you had no right to take my son from me. you had no right to take him from his daughter. and this was one of his favorite teachers in sixth grade. >> the answers and justice have been elusive. mom finds comfort in this wall of family photos. >> i've been down, and i kiss it like this every night. >> police hope that renewed attention on jermaine cooper's case, and a $250,000 reward, will bring answers and justice. in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> still to come, an unusual road hazard in the east bay today. the scene that unfolded on interstate 580. plus a show of appreciation for first responders in los angeles county following the deadly wildfires. the free tickets being offered with gratitude for their service, and then wre

a fight ensued and as jermaine fought to keep his property, this individual shot him. >> jermaine died hours later at the hospital. police say the man with the phone and the suspect appear to be accomplices. the person who asked to charge his phone has since died. investigators did not want to say what the gunman tried to steal from jermaine. >> you had no right to take my son from me. you had no right to take him from his daughter. and this was one of his favorite teachers in sixth grade. >> the answers and justice have been elusive. mom finds comfort in this wall of family photos. >> i've been down, and i kiss it like this every night. >> police hope that renewed attention on jermaine cooper's case, and a $250,000 reward will bring answers and justice. mom tells me she visits her son's gravesite weekly. she says he was studying to be a psychologist. >> that's so hard to see her with that loss. and also the young children. i hope they generate some tips. amber. thank you. >> in sonoma county, the sheriff's office is asking for help finding a missing teenager, 14 year old madeleine, wh

looking at you paul, jermaine is sharp, insightful, pragmatic. he has a superhuman ability to build bridges and connect with anyone from any walk of life and produces beautiful work product. despite his crushing workload. lastly, i would like to recognize janelle caywood before transitioning roles. janelle was dpp's policy director. she easily did the job of 5 to 10 people all by herself. she was principally responsible for reviewing researching and offering edits for every single degree being revised. her work product was always exceptional despite all the policy revisions that she was called upon to oversee for dpa . >> but that's not the most impressive thing about janelle . what stands out most is her commitment to public transparency and accountability. when sfp was allowing dozens of egos to stall for years in the revision process, janelle was the one who spoke up in highlighting the breadth of the problem and explained how this was precisely one of the practices that u.s. doj criticized sfp for in its 2016 report. >> when s.f. pd purported

but the feeling of like britt and jermaine got an hbo show, like tyco won and oscar.ger, he finished her film and, did you go back to high school? eco-yes. [laughs] it was like being awoken from a great dream. it was like someone being like wake up and i was like oh god, this girls high school. >> stephen: all-girls? because yeah. >> stephen: oh, that's rough. >> i had my lovely group of friends who were so excited for me but it was very weird. it was a strange time and the film was released, so i was going -- like i came to new york with kate to do publicity and then had to go back and do my english exam and then i went to the venice film festival and i was at dinner with quentin tarantino and then it's like that paper was late. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we will be right back with more melanie lynskey, everybody, stick around! [cheers and applause] ♪ who cares for what you've got ♪ ♪ if you're not having any fun? ♪ ♪ have a little fun ♪ (tony hawk) i still love to surf, snowboard, and of course, skate, so i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle a

jermaine cooper, a graduate of mount eden high school in hayward, was the victim. he attended san jose state and worked at a tire shop and was the father of a five month old daughter. cold case investigators say it appears that cooper was set up. police have been putting up fliers in the bayview district. they're hoping that renewed attention to the 2006 unsolved homicide case, and a $250,000 reward will bring answers and justice. >> coming up, a lawsuit now filed following that large fire at a battery facility in monterey county. the allegations against that plant's owner. >> super bowl 59 kicks off tomorrow in new orleans, with the eagles and chiefs. we'll take you live to new orleans with a look at how officials are keeping the city safe for the huge crowd expected this weekend. >> happy weekend. bay area giving you a live look here into alameda. it's a mostly clear cold start to the morning. i'll have a look at the current conditions and what we can expect or the weekend, w l did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries f

. >> that goes for jermaine coby, chris riley, pusha t, meek mill, asap rocky, drake, big sean, jay electronicac miller, i got love for you all, but i'm tryna murder you. >> a lot of his peers and contemporaries, they appreciated the competitive nature because hip hop is a competitive sport. but for drake, who had just brought him on tour with him, had given him shared his platform with him, he was a little taken back. >> drake tried to play it down in a crown interview with elliott wilson for watch loud. >> that verse had no malice behind it, because i saw him five days later at the vmas and it was all love. >> after a decade of exchanging subtle barbs in 2023, their feud reached new heights when the diss tracks began. when drake drops first person shooter with j. cole, they claim that the two of them, plus kendrick, are the top three rappers in the game. >> love when they argue the hardest emcee is it? is it aubrey or me? we the big three like we started a league. but right now i feel like muhammad ali. >> that seemed to set kendrick off. he wanted to make it known that there's only one king

so any information that can be provided to either jermaine, myself or the commission would be really appreciated. i know there was a lot of work that was put into that effort in meeting with community partners to obtain those best practices and those are my two main questions and updates any i know that i sound like a broken record but you know in i believe december of 22 when i first started working on the digital 701 the juvenile dg and we started talking about the pre-booking program you had optimistically mystically projected a three month completion timeline. we're now in almost year three. do we have any update on a launch date for a pre-booking program? well what remains i think you mentioned last week that there's going to be another meeting with judge chin. we actually have the draft of the mean at the draft. we've written everything it's been sent out to i think you as well as the collaborative partners on what we want to go with basically and as you stated last week, you know just in at some recommendations that i believe we can incorporate without many changes being made.

jermaine, hello. caller: how are you doing, good morning. i had my original question answered. i have another question. as far as getting the steel from china, and producing it domestically, speaking as a consumer, how is that going to help the consumer? will the price of goods be cheaper or with the prices remain the same? guest: that is a good question. it is important to understand that no one buys bank a ton of steel -- buys a ton of steel directly. but steel is part of other products. we use the automobile example before. and even though there is a lot of steel in the automobile in terms of the purchase price it is a small part. and already, most of the steel that these auto manufacturers are utilizing is coming from the united states or north america where it might not even be subject to a tariff. so, there is very little that is passed on to the consumer. i will say this. if you believe that the overriding responsibility of the government's is consumer efficiency, that gets you to a different policy point than if you believe that it is the national security of our people

input as i was working on the investiga into social media dgo previously janell heywood and now jermaines working with the brennan center and many partners in the community around this social investigative social media dgo they provided some feedback that went to the legal department and i believe we are expecting some kind of comments or feedback is there a projected timeline for when that will be provided to us? >> commissioner my understanding is there is a video being written that i have not seen yet the department was working on its video. my understanding there was another video being written and i don't know who who all is participating in that but i have not seen it. so the comments i don't know if those are the same comments that you're referring to. >> i'm assuming that they would be i know that jermaine jones provided that feedback at some point and maybe up tobar of last year and we were waiting for or we are waiting for the legal department to have an update on whether any of those recommendations are going to be incorporated adopted or whether there are any concerns with th

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jermaine, hello. caller: how are you doing, good morning. i had my original question answered. i have another question. as far as getting the steel from china, and producing it domestically, speaking as a consumer, how is that going to help the consumer? will the price of goods be cheaper or with the prices remain the same? guest: that is a good question. it is important to understand that no one buys bank a ton of steel -- buys a ton of steel directly. but steel is part of other products. we use the automobile example before. and even though there is a lot of steel in the automobile in terms of the purchase price it is a small part. and already, most of the steel that these auto manufacturers are utilizing is coming from the united states or north america where it might not even be subject to a tariff. so, there is very little that is passed on to the consumer. i will say this. if you believe that the overriding responsibility of the government's is consumer efficiency, that gets you to a different policy point than if you believe that it is the national security of our people

our policy director jermaine jones who's here with us this evening is currently conducting a review of all of the cases that were closed throughout 2024 that were policy failures. we want to look at trends and we want to be able to track outcomes to determine whether or not there outstanding issues that can be accommodated in partnership with the department to address discipline issues or diminish some of the discipline issues, the investigations unit so far since the last meeting of commission has opened 79 new cases and we have closed 78 cases. the top allegations this week was for neglect of duty. again, these are the allegations that have come into the office we currently have 18 investigations that have been open for more than 270 days and 15 of those cases are told cases. so the we still have one case that is in closed session tonight and we have a presentation that we're looking forward to on the stop data audit for the rest of the agenda there is a senior investigator here in the hearing room with me tonight in case there are issues that come up that need to be handled during c

take some time to make sure that we incorporate some discussions i've had with db's policy director jermaine jones on some of the issues that are that were raised in acting president carter over stern's revised draft and hope to have that back before the full commission as early as next week. >> chief, the one thing i want to ask for there's been continued both media and community attention related to the joint terrorism task force. i want to know if i know the last time we spoke you told me that there were no specific asks and moves in that direction but you're sort of monitoring. i wanted to know if there was an update on or any movement and then report on whether or not as a pd will rejoin the joint terrorism task force. >> nothing has changed. commissioner there has been no movement or advancement to rejoin the jta. >> okay. and i want to clarify something that i know that you and acting president carter oberstar. the last time we spoke about this, would you consider an mou to rejoin the gtf under 3.21 as one that would come before the commission? it has to come before the commission. th

jermaine, hello. caller: how are you doing, good morning. i had my original question answered.ave another question. as far as getting the steel from china, and producing it domestically, speaking as a consumer, how is that going to help the consumer? will the price of goods be cheaper or with the prices remain the same? guest: that is a good question. it is important to understand that no one buys bank a ton of steel -- buys a ton of steel directly. but steel is part of other products. we use the automobile example before. and even though there is a lot of steel in the automobile in terms of the purchase price it is a small part. and already, most of the steel that these auto manufacturers are utilizing is coming from the united states or north america where it might not even be subject to a tariff. so, there is very little that is passed on to the consumer. i will say this. if you believe that the overriding responsibility of the government's is consumer efficiency, that gets you to a different policy point than if you believe that it is the national security of our people. an