mayor ed lee -- [ indiscernible ] direct result of yesterday's shooting of jessica williams. >> moving cars, that bis one o the first things is prohibit the shooting into vehicles. that is one of those things, that is basic, part of over all reforms. >> reporter: that is a change the president of the police officer's association disagrees with. siting reports jessica williams was driving a stolen car. >> lives were in danger and some say the individual was not carrying a weapon. behind the wheel of a 4,000- pound automobile that is weapon if that weapon is going to run over a police officer and kill them. >> reporter: acting san francisco police chief toney chaplin says the reform push will be historic. >> i think that is one of the biggest changes in the san francisco police department in 30 years. >> the chief said he would unveil reforms as soon as next week. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> frightening momes that white house. a secret -- moments at the white house. a secret service officer and agents surrounded the white house, guns drawn, the shooting happened outside a check point. a m

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the san francisco chief medical examiner says 29-year-old jessica williams died at the hospital. a 17-year veteran sppds shot williams on thursday. by the sergeant's account williams crashed a car and drove and reversed and drove forward multiple times in an attempt to drive away. the officer told investigators she feared she would hit him or his fellow officer and he was forced to shoot. >>> new this morning in the east bay, firefighters are still on scene of a large fire that gutted several businesses. this happened near the intersection of mcarthur avenue and 73rd street in oakland that ignited just after 1:00 this morning. fire officials say as many as seven businesses have been destroyed. crews say they believe the fire began in a metro pcs store and quickly spread to other stores. it there are no reports of injuries. >> oh, my god. this is terrible. >> a frightening and emotional friday night for people in fairfield. after they were evacuated from their homes, many families are now assessing the damage of a four alarm fire. it happened around 3:45 yesterday afternoon in a ne

. >> the medical examiner identified her as jessica williams and said she was 29 years old. is growing in the bay view district. that's where a police officer shot her yesterday. police say she rammed a stolen car into a truck and tried to get away. she died at the hospital. the officers involved are on leave as an investigation into the shooting continues. >>> new at 11:00, bart has agreed to pay a woman $1.3 million in a lawsuit accusing officers of excessive force. officers arrested megan sheahan on suspicion of public into be location at the bart station. they took her tr jail where bart officers are seen slamming her head into the ground. the fall broke bones in sheahan's face. >>> santa clara county leaders took a stand against reported immigration raids that would target women and children. woiters reported a -- roiters reported -- reauters had plans where they were previously denied. the r5euds will begin in late may and last a month. they have a large number of immigrants and want to protect them. >> it will not fix the immigration system. women and children are com

today community members in san francisco will march to the bayview police station for a vigil on jessica williams. she was shot on killed by a san francisco police sergeant in the neighborhood last thursday. those at the vigil call on acting chief toney chaplin to put that sergeant on leave as the shooting is investigated. >>> a famous san francisco house is up for sale. how much the "full house" home is selling for. >> plus, there is no cure for a new superbug! the warning health officials are issuing today. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good afternoon, everybody! boy, we saw burnoff a lot earlier today than in recent mornings and now, this is the scene towards the tri-valley and mount diablo. we have the complete bay area holiday forecast coming up after this brief time-out. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, president obama embraced a survivor... at the site of e first atomic bomb attack. 140-thousand people died >>> an emotional hug in japan this morning. president obama embracing a survivor of the hiroshima attack. 140,000 people died on that attack on august 6, 1945. weijia jang has more on this preside

. >> the medical examiner identified her as jessica williams and said she was 29 years old. a memorial is growing in the bay view district. that's where a police officer shot her yesterday. police say she rammed a stolen car into a truck and tried to get away. she died at the hospital. the officers involved are on leave as an investigation into the shooting continues. >>> new at 11:00, bart has agreed to pay a woman $1.3 million in a lawsuit accusing officers of excessive force. officers arrested megan sheahan on suspicion of public into be location at the bart station. they took her tr jail where bart officers are seen slamming her head into the ground. the fall broke bones in sheahan's face. >>> santa clara county leaders took a stand against reported immigration raids that would target women and children. woiters reported a -- roiters reported -- reauters had plans where they were previously denied. the r5euds will begin in late may and last a month. they have a large number of immigrants and want to protect them. >> it will not fix the immigration system. women and child

. >> reporter: last thursday a sergeant shot and killed 29-year-old jessica williams, the is second deadly police shooting in three months. police say williams was driving a stolen car when she was shot. investigators are working to determine if she drove toward officers. >> we are still waiting independent accident reconstruction before we release further information. >> reporter: reaction to the new chief was mostly positive as community leaders look forward to change. >> i'm hopeful in that i think that our new police chief has a new vision on that. >> reporter: the chief is planning more meetings. in san francisco, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> breaking news in san francisco in the sunset district. right now police are searching for two armed robbers. about an hour ago they followed the victims to their home at 27th avenue and noriega street and held them up for their wallet. one victim has a minor injury. police say the robbers got away in a her said dees suv. >>> two santa clara jail guards are under arrest for beating an inmate. as abc 7 news reporter lilliian kim explains their a

>>marty g:29-year-old jessica williams was killed around 9:45 thursday morning. >>marty g:police say she was driving a stolen car, and trying to get away from officers, but crashed into another car. >>marty g:police say williams tried to drive her car back and forth as officers moved in to arrest her. a sergeant shot her once. she died later on at san francisco general hospital. later that day. mayor ed lee asked for san francisco police chief greg suhr to resign. >>marty g:and the new interim police chief is already talking about the changes the department will make going forward. >>marty g:kron four's justine waldman explains what's next for the department. >>reporter: he has planned and plays the seven the resignation of former chief greg is not sitting well with his supporters the former mayor walter brown telling us then protesters pushed the veteran officer out members of the fiscal five will help howe the strikes demanding he be fired now have new demands the doctor has an on this commission for more than a dozen years he will be one of the people in charge

that letter was submitted just hours after a police sergeant shot and killed 29-year-old jessica williams in san francisco last thursday. it was the last in a string of sfpd deadly force incidents in the past two years, all under the watch of greg suhr. protesters have been urging mayor lee to replace suhr. >>> the rain is making a comeback. want to show you a live picture of san francisco. believe it or not, chance of showers tonight. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri has been tracking them. >> the storm system sitting right over california. as we get a closer look, it is hoping to produce a thunderstorm on the east side, away from interstate 5 and patterson getting some heavy rainfall over the next 30 to 45 minutes. for the bay area, some spotty showers at 10:00 p.m. and likely more activity through tomorrow morning. the bottom line on this, chance of some scattered showers through tomorrow morning's forecast and maybe an isolated thunderstorm for tuesday afternoon as well. we'll have the full time line on this. that's in about 15 minutes. >> okay, jeff, we'll see you shortly. >>> this i

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. >> on thursday a sergeant shot and killed 29-year-old jessica williams the second deadly police shootingtolen car when shot and investigators are working to determine in she drove toward the officer. >> we are still waiting independent action reconstruction before we release further information on vehicle movement. >> reaction was positive as the community leaders look forward to change. >> i am hopeful. our new police chief has a new vision >> the chief is landing for more meeting. >> civilian police have a new system to request public records to main train transparency. the media and public can request documents and information and records on the system. it will also help track and process requests more ever efficiently. we posted a link on abc7news.com >> delores park now takes reservations. the city is getting push become after testing a program that charged for space at the public park. a to month pilot program will allow people to reserve sections of delores park for a fee ranging from $33 to $260 of the the fee depends on the size of the group, good for seven hours. city is renewi

. >>> the woman shot to death a police sergeant has now been identified as jessica williams. a crowd gathered for a vigil in her honor last night or go she was african-american killed thursday morning allegedly driving a stolen car and tried to flee officers or go hours later they announced the resignation of the police chief. >>> the new acting chief made a few public comments and eight. toney chaplin said he plans to push ahead with reforms. >> reporter: new acting chief toney chaplin called yesterday was the most difficult days of his life. >> it was hard because a young lady lost her life. i watched a person who is dedicated calling it quits. it was a lot of emotions.>> reporter: he met with the mayor. he became interim chief following the third deadly officer involved shooting in less than six months. all suspects killed were people of color. the most recent a 27-year-old woman who police say had sold a car. they protest in the past several weeks. yesterday they asked her to resign. willie brown believed it was a mutually agreed-upon decision. >> i'm certain that it was

he is the one who fired the shot that killed jessica williams. police say that they tried to pull williams over for driving a stolen car. she crashed but then try today take off. that is when he fired the fatal shot. an internal investigation is underway. >>> a lot of bay area drivers want to know what is it going to take to stop all of the shootings on our freeways? christin ayers on what the chp is doing this very minute. >> reporter: highway patrol conducts this operation over memorial day weekend every year, but this year, they are not just looking for drunk drivers, they are looking for killers. it started at 6:01 this evening. the maximum enforcement period. highway patrol officers out in force during one of the busiest travel weekending of the year. there will be more officers than usual along the i-80 corridor and they won't just be watching for drunk drivers. >> the chp will be watching just as diligently for distracted driving and drivers that are driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. and most definitely, highway violence. >

. >> reporter: last thursday a sergeant shot and killed 29-year-old jessica williams, the is second deadly police shooting in three months. police say williams was driving a stolen car when she was shot. investigators are working to determine if she drove toward officers. >> we are still waiting independent accident reconstruction before we release further information. >> reporter: reaction to the new chief was mostly positive as community leaders look forward to change. >> i'm hopeful in that i think that our new police chief has a new vision on that. >> reporter: the chief is planning more meetings. in san francisco, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> breaking news in san francisco in the sunset district. right now police are searching for two armed robbers. about an hour ago they followed the victims to their home at 27th avenue and noriega street and held them up for their wallet. one victim has a minor injury. police say the robbers got away in a her said dees suv. >>> two santa clara jail guards are under arrest for beating an inmate. as abc 7 news reporter lilliian kim explains their a

thursday's officer-involved shooting in the bayview that left jessica williams dead was still fresh on people's minds. >> once again we have a loss of life in our community. >> where these meetings after a shooting can devolve into shouting this one was focused on a path forward. >> i thought it was a very good start in the direction that we need to go. we have a lot to do and a lot to be done. >> the message i'm taking away and it's a good message is that they are definitely ready to work with the police department to restore the trust, but obviously we have to show them we're deserving of that trust. >> reporter: the acting chief chaplin who said on friday his first three priorities were reform, reform, reform said the department was going to speed up the rollout of bias training for officers as well as getting officers back on the beat. >> correct. the police and media is not going out and arresting people. it's getting out and getting to know the people in the neighborhood. >> we've also learned no formal complaint about thursday's shooting has been lodged with the office of citize

invitation meeting only in the bay view area, and last week's officer-involved shooting that left jessica williams dead. some say they don't trust the department. >> a lot of young folks feel targeted. >> reporter: chief chaplain says while the williams shooting is under investigation, he is aggressively pursuing the reforms, he says it is making it harder to get hired. >> we are vetting them harder than before. as the chief used to say, most of the officers involved in the scandals, looking at the way we do now, and what we've seen, they would not have been hired. >> reporter: mostay an invite only meeting is not a good start. >> where is the community? chaplain says it's the first of many meetings and people here are listening. >> genuine dialogue, so i'm very hopeful. but i'm not sold. >> reporter: now, tonight chaplain says he does plan to have a town hall meeting in the bay view area that is open to area, also he says he will meet with the frisco five and the justice for mario woods coalition. he will talk with stakeholders as well. >>> and as for gallego suhr, 35 years on the job, the former

and this past thursday, two officers shot and killed jessica williams after she was suspected of stealing a car. chief chaplain says changes will be coming to the police department quickly under his watch. including if he has to, getting rid of officers. >> get it right away. those in the officers they go to schools and do what they're supposed to do. some get it sooner or later. those of the ones that may slip up a little bit. some never get it. those of the ones that we're going to send to the commission with the recommendation that they be separated. >> reporter: several members say despite the trip -- strained community relations they still blame former chief suhr who resigned thursday. >> and none of us perfect. >> reporter: if chaplin doesn't remain as permanent head of the police force, residents wonder if they'll have a say. >> i'd really like to see how are they going to incorporate the community as part of the selection process for a new chief? >> reporter: leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there's a break in the case in the millbrae father whose body was found in sonoma coun

san francisco chief medical examiner says 29-year-old jessica williams died at the hospital. williams was shot by san francisco police sergeant in the bay view district yesterday. a source tells us she crashed the car then tried to maneuver it from the crash which the officer said he needed to shoot her in order to defend himself. >> oh my god, this is terrible. >> frightening and emotional friday night in fairfield. after being evacuated from their homes, many families are now assessing the damage of this four-alarm fire in a quiet neighborhood near fairfield high school. you can see smoke from i-80. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is at the scene. wind a big factor in this fire. how severe is the damage? >> reporter: fire crews are still on the scene trying to figure out what started this fire. wind was a big problem in this fire. there's a strong possibility that the fire started here behind these homes but what you're seeing right now is video of the actual fire. crews got the call around 3:45 when they got to santa barbara way they encountered a fire that was raging out of co

>>steve a:the person killed in that case has now been identified as jessica williams >>steve a:police say, they tried to pull over a stolen car she was driving. but she took off. >>steve a:they then fired. >>steve a:the officer- involved shooting came at a time when the department was already under pressure. facing intense protests and accusations of racism. >>pam m:kron4's justine waldman is live in san francisco. with what's next for the san francisco police department. justine >>reporter: it can take three to six months of process that is underway right now members of the fiscal 5 load on the strikes demanding he be fired now have new demands he will be one of the people in charge of picking a new permanent police chief someone he says would need to be ready to go on day one the new police it could be from inside or outside of the department we have learned and turned chief will be holding seven community meetings and that it will also take the police commission until the end of june to vote on the new police policies and procedures. >>steve a:fallout from the police chief's resign

the may 19th shooting left 29-year-old jessica williams dead. later ha day, then police chief greg suhr resigned. this weekley told the "san francisco chronicle" there has to be consequences for the police sergeant who fired the fatal shot. today the president of the police union sent an angry letter to the mayor. it reads in part, you have publicly tarnished the reputation of a 15-year veteran with your damaging remarks. >>> an alameda firefighter will stay in the hospital at least until tomorrow after getting hurt in an overnight fire. it broke out at a home on fountain street near sant layer clara avenue. flames chased one woman out of her home. a firefighter said they had access issues which made it difficult to fight the flames. >>> a woman has to pay a $5,000 fine after jumping from a tour boat into the bay. the coast guard said today the woman jumped overboard on may 7th after getting into an argument with her boyfriend. she was safely rescued by the boat's crew. she could have been fined as much as $30,000. the coast guard says jumping i

justin irv we shot video of him in 20 oh typically say he's the one who fired a shot that killed jessica williams people he said they tried to pull over williams for driving a stolen car and she crashed but tried to take off and that is when police say the officer shot. internal investigation is underway. >>> investigators in novato looking into a possible motive in the death of a high school student it they say is suspected sexual assault off- campus last week may have led to a deadly chain of events. investigators are pointing to common names involved in both sexual assaults and shootings. two suspect in custody following swat raids thursday. police are looking for another. >> we are being cautious in what steps we take in regard to apprehending the suspect. >> authorities identify the teenager who died at where a -- guerra >>> a sinkhole opened up in riverside. streets closed except for those who live on the block repairs are expected to start on memorial day. >>> campaign 2016 in the race for the white house, san diego, donald trump drew a large crowd, nearly 10,000 people last night. presump

a crowd gathered for a vigil in honor of 29-year-old jessica williams on thursday night. iams, who was african american, was killed in the bayview district while allegedly driving a stolen car and trying to get away from the sf police. hours later, the mayor, ed lee, announced the resignation of embattled police chief greg suhr. san francisco police department's new acting chief met with mayor lee on friday and says he plans to push ahead with reforms to the department. interim chief toney chaplin stepped in on thursday following chief suhr's resignation, after a third suspect of color was killed by police in just six months. chaplin has 26 years of experience on the force and believes his background on sfpd's gang task force will help him bridge the current rift in the city, but calls thursday one of the most difficult days of his life. >> it was hard because a young lady lost her life. some officers' lives have been turned upside down as a result of that. and i watched a person who has dedicated over three decades of their life finay have to call it a career. and so it w

the letter submitted hours after the police sergeant shot and killed jessica williams last thursday. >>> this is what democracy looks like, long lines in santa clara county today, people raced to beat the deadline to register to vote for the june 7th primary. many of these people are changing parties. marianne favro is in san jose about switching parties is a byproduct of this controversial election. what's the response you're getting? >> so far this year in santa clara county. more than 4,000 registered voters have switched their parties to vote for the candidate they really want. even more are coming here to do that to meet today's deadline. >> long lines today at the santa clara county's registrar's office. people rushed to meet today's deadline to register to vote in the june primary. this year the numbers show many people are switching parties. >> i registered today as a democrat. i kind of -- i'd like to see a woman president. >> i'm a registered republican, changing to democratic. >> first time voter says he wants to make sure he can vote for bernie sanders. >> i'm here to cha

chief after he held an invitation only meeting in the bayview where a sergeant shot and killed jessica williamsying to get the message to the community without "noise in the background." he is getting mostly positive procedural justice training and advisory training so we let officers know what is acceptable and what is not acceptable. >> he plans to hold more meetings to involve residents. >> paying to use a public park? a plan for one of san francisco's most popular it door spots already getting backlash. all the latest "variety," has yahoo c.e.o. on the cover get a lot of attention, but, first, what is coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00. >> good morning. coming up next, breaking overnight, officials say that remains recovered from egyptaair 804 could indicate an explosion on amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. >> sk

we confirmed her identity, 29-year-old jessica williams, shot by an sfpd sergeant while she was in a stolen car, according to the police. sources tell us she crashed the car and tried to may nufsh it away from the crash scene which prompted the officer to shoot her. >>> we continue to follow developments in the flash of flight 804 headed from paris to cairo. the question tonight is whether a fire or explosion sent that plane spiraling out of control. the aircraft transmitted a message in the final moments showing sensors from a window in the cockpit went off at the same time the smoke sensor in the forward lavatory went off. a minute later sensors detected smoke in the avionics compartment that controls the plane. there were two main they're rids working, either a sudden fire or electrical failure, or potentially explosion as well. >> if it's an insider and he put a device, if it was somebody who had knowledge and put it in an area that could be close to a fuel line, or in some other area that they knew it would be catastrophic, that's very troubling. >> egyptian search teams say the

bay view district tonight to remember a woman shot and killed by police last week. 29-year-old jessica williams was killed while driving a stolen car and driving to get away from police. hours after the shooting, the mayor announced the resident nation of -- resignation of the police chief. the officer who shot williams was sergeant justin erp. the group is calling for an independent investigation. >>> the parents of indicate are take local and federal authorities to court over the shooting death of their daughter last summer. tera tells us that their legal claims says the government and the former san francisco sheriff are responsible for her death on a pier in san francisco. >> reporter: 32-year-old kate was walking around and arm -- arm and arm with her father when she was shot and killed by a man who's an illegal immigrant. now her parents are suing local and federal officials. >> this lawsuit is designed to hold the law enforcement agencies that we've named in the claim responsible for what happened to kate. >> reporter: the lawsuit filed in federal court today in part blames the foamer sh

investigators say erb fired the shot that killed jessica williams last thursday. she was pulled over for driving a stolen car. police say she drove off and hit a truck. the sergeant erb fired his gun when she refused police orders. that shooting is now under investigation. >>> the family of kate steinle, the woman shot to death on a san francisco pier, is now taking legal action. they say the former sheriff overstepped his authority and that the feds were negligent in more ways than one. kpix 5's mark kelly on the new lawsuit. >> reporter: the bureau of land management is one of the agencies sued today. it was one of their rangers' stolen guns that was used to murder kate steinle along the embarcadero. >> this is a systemwide problem of not keeping track of your weapons. >> reporter: attorneys for the steinle family say the blm's training manual makes it very clear that the ranger's gun should have been under lock and key. but it wasn't. >> somebody who didn't follow regulations. >> reporter: attorneys say the second defendant former san francisco sheriff ross mir

let's look at the results from last week's fight against jessica williams, which pitted the morton salth. i went with the morton salt girl, and the winner was cap'n crunch with 57% of the vote. ( cheers and applause ) can use his prize money to have his eyebrows surgically attached to his head. now, it's time to meet this week's opponent. he's a political analyst and host of msnbc's "the last word." let's see if he can land the last punch. put your hands together for lawrence o'donnell! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: laurence, thanks so much for being here. have a seat, my friend. all right. laurence, good to you have here. you're strong, you're a formidable opponent. you know how "friday night fights" works, don't you? >> i argue for a living. >> stephen: so do i, my friend. let's get it on. are you ready o do this? >> i am ready to do this. >> stephen: you don't just talk about politics. you were a political operative for the democrats. you lived it, breathed it? how is everybody at msnbc doing with trump being the nominee? do you have to be hosed down at the end of the show? >>

community members in san francisco will march to the bayview police station for a vigil honoring jessica williams. she is the woman who was shot and killed by a san francisco police sergeant in the neighborhood last thursday. those at the vigil are calling on the acting chief to place that sergeant on unpaid leave as the shooting is being investigated. williams was driving away from officers in a stolen car when she was shot. the incident led to the resignation of former police chief greg suhr that same day. acting chief toney chaplin says the department is going to speed up the rollout of bias training for officers. >>> alameda county sheriff's deputies, two have pled not guilty to charges in the beating of a suspected car thief. luis santamaria and paul weiber were arraigned yesterday on assault with a deadly weapon and battery charges. the deputies had chased stanislas petrov from the east bay to an alley in the mission. the deputies were shown on camera repeatedly hitting petrov with their batons last november. petrov had head injuries and broken bones in both hands. a lawyer for one of the d

police chief holding an invitation-only meeting in bayview where a sergeant kill the 29-year-old jessica williamief chaplin is trying to get message to the community without "noise in the background." reaction to the new chief has been mostly positive as community leaders look forward to change. >> i am hopeful. our new police chief has a new vision. >> what will roll out is our procedural justice season and advisory trains so we let officers know what is acceptable and what is not acceptable. all the chief is holding four meet evening that involved more residents. >> san francisco police have a new system to request public reports an effort to maintain tran parent. official say it will help contract and resolution requests more ever efficiently. we have posted a link on abc7news.com. >> we know at the of you love delores park. would you still love it in it took reservations? all the city is getting push book after a program charges for space. the pilot program will allow people to reserve sessions of delores park and that comes with a fee from $33 to $2630. the fee depend on how big the group i

tonight the coroner office identified the victim as 29-year-old jessica williams. melanie has the latest on the shooting. >> candle and flower mark the spot where sf pd shot and killed a woman yesterday. sf pd says two 81 formed officers were conducting a stolen vehicle recovery operation in the bay view district when the driver of stolen sedan fled. she hit a parked truck near the dead end of elmyra street. sf pd says while officers were trying to take the woman into custody she moved the vehicle she was driving in a back and forth motion. one officer fired one shot. the woman died at the hospital. >> heart breaking. >>reporter: candle light 3igil held here last night. >> i felt the need to kilometer back and pay respect. i'm a mother. >>reporter: no is known about the victim. lee wonders if she has childre children. >> i think of her family and the trauma. >>reporter: graffiti into by says say her name. yesterday until say her name day. day meant to up lift stories of unheard. >> all the facts that we never really learn about the victims. that's what is important

the woman shot and killed by san francisco police thursday has been identified as 129-year-old jessica williams. a memorial for williams is growing in the bayview district where the shooting happened. police say she rammed a stolen car into a truck and tried to get away. she died at the hospital. the officers involved are on leave as an investigation into the shooting continues. >> bart has agreed to pay a woman 1 on $.3 million in a lawsuit accusing officers of excessive force. on st. patrick's day, 2014, officers arrested megan on suspension of public intoxication. they took her to a jail where the police are seen on video shopping her head on the ground. the fall broke bones in her face. >>> last week there was a plan for i.c.e. to round up people from central america whose asylum requests were denied. they would be arrested and deported. sources said the raid will begin late may and last about a month. county immigration officials have said they -- they say they have a large number of immigrants and want to protect them, whether they are undominanted or not. >> deporting families is not rea

the woman shot and killed by san francisco police thursday has been identified as 29-year-old jessica williams. a memorial for williams is growing in the bayview district where the shooting happened. police say she rammed a stolen car into a truck and tried to get away. she died at the hospital. the officers involved are on leave as an investigation into the shooting continues. >>> bart has agreed to pay a woman $1.3 million in a lawsuit accusing officers of excessive force. on st. patrick's day, 2014, officers arrested megan on suspension of public intoxication. they took her to a jail where oakland and bart police officers are seen on video slamming her head into the ground. the fall broke bones in her face. >> they are taking a stand against immigration raids that would target women and children. last week there was a report they would round up people from central america whose asylum requests were denied. they would be arrested and deported. the county officials said they have a large number of immigrants and want to protect them weather they are immigrants or not. sources said the raid wi

jessica: john williams feels fortunate his business has survived. >> there's a lot that needs to be donecannot be gone, because the money is not there. jessica: gary, founded by the steel industry, has lost more than half its population over the last several decades, with many of the mill jobs moving overseas. >> when those jobs leave, they have to eat, so they will find somewhere else to work. jessica: with unemployment more than double the national average, there's no question about it. the biggest concern this year is job creation. jason is getting spruced up for an interview tomorrow, another interview. >> i have been unemployed for close to two years, and i'm very eager to work, very eager. i am a good worker. i do my job. i am very motivated. jessica: with indiana in the primary spotlight, mayor karen wilson freeman wants the city's voice to be heard. she says the country's next president could play a pivotal role in helping to expand the city's transportation system, demolish or repair abandoned buildings, and support trade policies that will stop more jobs from going overseas. >>

and this past thursday two officers shot and killed jessica williams after she alleged by fled in a stolen car. chief chaplin says changes will be coming to the police department quickly under his watch, including if he has to, getting rid of officers. >> some get it right away. those are the officers that go to the schools and they do what they are supposed to do. some get it sooner or later. those are the ones that they may slip up a little bit. we can train them. some never get it. those are the ones we want to send to the commission with the recommendation they be separated from the police department. >> reporter: several church members say despite strained community relation, they don't blame chief suhr. and if chief chaplin doesn't remain as the permanent head of the police officers, residents wonder if they have a say. >> how are they going to incorporate the community as part of the selection process of a new chief? >> reporter: lee martinez, ktvu tvuthe9 today. >>> today we are hearing san francisco police are expected to release more information about thursday's deadly shooting.

. >> my name is jessica williams and a youth advisory member for larkin street and work for transational age yulth for san francisco. i attend san francisco state university and the only reason i'm able to attend this university is because i live in tay housing and one of the main reasons i live in tay housing is because i can't affords to live in san francisco. with gentrification and all the things going on in san francisco a lot of transitional age youth whether we are student or do vocational jobs, whether we are working diverse jobs we need spaces to live and are here and want to give voiz and rise the voices of lgbtq youth in san francisco especially transitional age youth. i want you to consider everything the youth commission has done and appreciate the work and also want to emphasis if you can look over more in depth the affordable housing for transitional age youth because without it people like myself would be on the streets and just because i cant afford to live in san francisco or live in san francisco and attend san francisco state doesn't mean people like me don't deserve

. >> my name is jessica williams and a youth advisory member for larkin stret and work for transational age yulth for san francisco. i attend san francisco state university and the only reason i'm able to attend this university is because i live in tay housing and one of the main reasons i live in tay housing is because i can't affords to live in san francisco. with gentrification and all the things going on in san francisco a lot of transitional age youth whether we are student or do vocational jobs, whether we are working diverse jobs we need spaces to live and are here and want to give voiz and rise the voices of lgbtq youth in san francisco especially transitional age youth. i want you to consider everything the youth commission has done and appreciate the work and also want to emphasis if you can look over more in depth the affordable housing for transitional age youth because without it people like myself would be on the streets and just because i cant afford to live in san francisco or live in san francisco and attend san francisco state doesn't mean people like me don't deserve

. >> my name is jessica williams and a youth advisory member for larkin street and work for transational age yulth for san francisco. i attend san francisco state university and the only reason i'm able to attend this university is because i live in tay housing and one of the main reasons i live in tay housing is because i can't affords to live in san francisco. with gentrification and all the things going on in san francisco a lot of transitional age youth whether we are student or do vocational jobs, whether we are working diverse jobs we need spaces to live and are here and want to give voiz and rise the voices of lgbtq youth in san francisco especially transitional age youth. i want you to consider everything the youth commission has done and appreciate the work and also want to emphasis if you can look over more in depth the affordable housing for transitional age youth because without it people like myself would be on the streets and just because i cant afford to live in san francisco or live in san francisco and attend san francisco state doesn't mean people like me don't deserve

. >> my name is jessica williams and a youth advisory member for larkin street and work for transational age yulth for san francisco. i attend san francisco state university and the only reason i'm able to attend this university is because i live in tay housing and one of the main reasons i live in tay housing is because i can't affords to live in san francisco. with gentrification and all the things going on in san francisco a lot of transitional age youth whether we are student or do vocational jobs, whether we are working diverse jobs we need spaces to live and are here and want to give voiz and rise the voices of lgbtq youth in san francisco especially transitional age youth. i want you to consider everything the youth commission has done and appreciate the work and also want to emphasis if you can look over more in depth the affordable housing for transitional age youth because without it people like myself would be on the streets and just because i cant afford to live in san francisco or live in san francisco and attend san francisco state doesn't mean people like me don't deserve

. >> my name is jessica williams and a youth advisory member for larkin street and work for transational age yulth for san francisco. i attend san francisco state university and the only reason i'm able to attend this university is because i live in tay housing and one of the main reasons i live in tay housing is because i can't affords to live in san francisco. with gentrification and all the things going on in san francisco a lot of transitional age youth whether we are student or do vocational jobs, whether we are working diverse jobs we need spaces to live and are here and want to give voiz and rise the voices of lgbtq youth in san francisco especially transitional age youth. i want you to consider everything the youth commission has done and appreciate the work and also want to emphasis you can look over more in depth the affordable housing for transitional age youth because without it people like myself would be on the streets and just because i cant afford to live in san francisco or live in san francisco and attend san francisco state doesn't mean people like me don't deserve to