recorded by a neighbor who actually knows judah.ou can hear him speaking about his neighbor in the video. >> that's my neighbor, i see him every day. he's a lovely bloke. >> it's a neighbor, he knows the guy, what is his name? can you identify him? and if it's not the guy we're looking for, then problem solved. >> oy! >> well, that's not what happens. instead, there's a bit more of a struggle when judah tries to enter through this gate. they pull him back out onto this alleyway. and before you know it -- according to reports, he was tased right in the face. >> i think he fell, yeah. shall i call the ambulance? >> after laying down on the ground, you see him toss something toward one of the officers. it's his wallet. and now he's telling them -- >> no! no! >> look at his wallet. >> you had it in your pocket the entire time. all you had to say was you are not that person. >> hand over the i.d. but there is this thing, why am i always on the suspect and it puts you on the defense? >> in the end, he was arrested and charged with assault

the incident, involving 63 year old judah adunbi, has been referred to the police watchdog.s an eight minute video to show exactly what happened, and that is why it has been referred so quickly to the independent police complaints commission because there is very little argument about what happens, there was just a decision about whether the officer ‘s behaviour was appropriate. what happens is that judah adunbi has just arisen —— just arrived home from walking his dog when the officers, to and accusing being someone else, or ask if you‘re someone else, someone the police is seeking. he refuses to give them his name and an argument in stews that lasts for several minutes, in which he goes on refusing to give them his name and he then leaves and goes to enter his house. what you see here is the moment that as he tries to end his house the police pulling back out, there is a struggle that lasts a second or two and then the female police officer taser is him in the face. he is hit in the face by the taser and he falls to the ground and several more minutes have him lying on the

where were you when the shooting happened, judah? were you inside. ? >> yeah, we were in the gate, but it is close to where the airport is, a smaller one, so the baggage claim is really not that far from where our gate was. so the woman next to me actually running out saw the shooter an actually saw him pull the gun. she ran outside with us, so she was freaking out. and completely understand. but i'm just glad my wife and daughter are okay. so i'm sure everybody is just worried. so. >> i'm glad you are okay an your wife and daughter, but hang on a second so if you were sitting close to the baggage claim area did you hear the pop pop >>> i want to tell our viewers, these are live pictures. being totally transparent. i don't know what's going on. this is some kind of comotion on the tarmac. passengers are rushing around to address whatever is happening. this is all part of this group including judah who heard something happen within inside of the airport for them to rush out again. judah, i have one more question are you still with me? >> yes. >> did the

what areas a vigorous discussion where judah adunbi point. want to give his name, feeling that he does not have too give police officers his name and does not want to give them his name. you can see the build—up to where he tries to enter his property and police manhandle him out of the property. at one point he raises an arm to push one of the officers away, but that's about it. what is embarrassing for the police is not only that he is 63 years old but a long—standing member of their independent advisory group, a group many independent advisory group, a group ma ny forces independent advisory group, a group many forces have to advise them on relations between different minority groups and police. so essentially, they have tasered, in the face, one of their own race relations advisers. daniel sandford reporting there. after almost two days buried under snow and rubble, eight people have been found alive — including two children — at a hotel hit by an avalanche in central italy. these pictures have just come through in the last hour, showing

pointed book ofrous time in the joel, chapter 3rks it says, at that time i will return the exiles to judah and jerusalem. i will gather all the nations, bring them down to the valley of jehosephat, i will bring them to judgment concerning my people israel who are may people who they scattered among the nations. then it lists the number one gry advance that the god of the bible, the god i believe in, had against those nations, going to rain down judgment on, the number one grievance is, they partitioned my land. they divided my land. the promised land. when the united states congress braces demand that israel be divided into separate states intead of being able to live peacefully the land that was occupied and promised over 3,000 making a i think we're big mistake and that's why i had to vote no on the resolution. now just as our leadership rushed this resolution to the floor, i am hopeful they will resolution 311 to the floor. i filed it today, this afternoon, and house resolution 311 is very basic. it says to withhold united states assessed and voluntary contributions to the united nation

the first was a 67 year old man crossing the street at 19th and judah. he had a green light around 8 p.m. and struck by a car and sustained life threatening injuries. this is a intersection that has history of collision. it is also one where there had been improvements such as signal upgrade in 2009 as well as added leading nrtdivals in 2014. this will be subject to significant upgrade and working with caltrans and going into construction the next couple years but tragic and wish him and his family the best. the same day a scith 6078 60 year old woman was struck at buchanan and was struck and kimed by a truck towing a trailer. unlike 19th avenue this is not a area with a high collision history and along the union street corridor no real trends in terms of collisions there. none the less, will be following up on that and seeing what there is to be done but tragic all 4 of events happened in the last week. just a reminder, the importance not all f othese were street safety related but the importance of our commitment to vision zero so since we are at the e

the first was a 67 year old man crossing the street at 19th and judah.d a green light around 8 p.m. and struck by a car and sustained life threatening injuries. this is a intersection that has history of collision. it is also one where there had been improvements such as signal upgrade in 2009 as well as added leading nrtdivals in 2014. this will be subject to significant upgrade and working with caltrans and going into construction the next couple years but tragic and wish him and his family the best. the same day a scith 6078 60 year old woman was struck at buchanan and was struck and kimed by a truck towing a trailer. unlike 19th avenue this is not a area with a high collision history and along the union street corridor no real trends in terms of collisions there. none the less, will be following up on that and seeing what there is to be done but tragic all 4 of events happened in the last week. just a reminder, the importance not all f othese were street safety related but the importance of our commitment to vision zero so since we are at the end of

. >> reporter: that n-judah train came 2 minutes later. the phone could tell you the 10- townsend is arriving now only now is 26 minutes from now. >> right now, the next bus predictions throughout the system are not accurate. >> reporter: problem gets worst further away from downtown. you get a bad prediction out here in potrero hill, you've lost 30 minutes of your commute before you even step on the bus. >> you think would be accurate. >> reporter: those next bus predictions involve a network with at&t and another company. but the ghost is in somewhere in part of muni's machine. >> at&t has upgraded their system from 2g to 3-g and our system could be working to catch up and while they can't say that's exactly the problem at this point, it's one of the things we are looking at and working with them to identify what the problem is and what solutions are. >> reporter: there could be some real improvements to the next bus predictions by summertime as muni rolls out a $120 million upgrade for its dispatch and tracking systems. but for the mome

the frogman of the navy seals to operate with turner's force as the recognizance judah, scout up the lagoon comfy at the best avenue for the landing ships to approach. once the marines get ashore there quickly swallowed up in a battle where the lines are very blurry indeed. the marines struggle in a fight for saipan to hold their lines type, to prevent infiltrators and it gets very difficult, 13,000 americans will become casualties in this campaign, about 4000 dead. so you can see here how terrifying it must have been. saipan also sees one of the first city fights anyway in the pacific, the japanese capital is the site of some fairly intense combat. and so the invasion takes place on june 15, and almost immediately the japanese contest the american lodgment. the admiral brings the entire combined fleet, and the americans meeting of what becomes the battle of philippines c. this is kind of a test case of tepco employment of the kerry force for what becomes controversial is the fact that spruance never gets his carrier command is licensed to rome west and seek battle with the japanese

. >> i'll judah south of market activist as an organizer i help the families apply more affordable housing because of the high cost of living in the city and the affordable housing for families we end up applying for housing in an sro this is the only source of housing our families can afford so we urge your supervisors to please save our sro hotels and the metrics to prevent owners from converting and on behalf of the families we stand in support of supervisor peskin legislation thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon committee members i'm kevin i'm a pedestrian safety organizer with the sro alcoholic and in support of hotel conversion i've lived in sros for almost 15 years not glamorous and not socially acceptable housing it is still housing and afford and a lot better than or else on the streets or in a shelter i have nothing against the hotel tourist industry but for the sros unit their threatened to be re7bd out from people not wanting to live in turn and with the homeless in san francisco how can we do that in people will not get into a place to live i want to thank

. >> i'll judah south of market activist as an organizer i help the families apply more affordable housingut because of the high cost of living in the city and the affordable housing for families we end up applying for housing in an sro this is the only source of housing our families can afford so we urge your supervisors to please save our sro hotels and the metrics to prevent owners from converting and on behalf of the families we stand in support of supervisor peskin legislation thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon committee members i'm kevin i'm a pedestrian safety organizer with the sro alcoholic and in support of hotel conversion i've lived in sros for almost 15 years not glamorous and not socially acceptable housing it is still housing and afford and a lot better than or else on the streets or in a shelter i have nothing against the hotel tourist industry but for the sros unit their threatened to be re7bd out from people not wanting to live in turn and with the homeless in san francisco how can we do that in people will not get into a place to live i want to than

controls that require conditional use authorization for medical cannabis dispensary in the living judahnd -- to make the appropriate finding. >> same house, same call. the resolution is adopted. >> 53-60 was considered by the neighborhood services committee at a regular meeting on thursday, december 8th and were forwarded as committee reports. item 56 is to amend the environment code to modify restrictions on the sale or distribution on city property on drinking water in single service containers to educate city departments regarding these restrictions and to make environmental findings. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you for your support for this bottle free ordinance. i want to thank campos -- our coalition of corporate accountability international are environmental and water access coalition which includes corporate inter nation and save the bay, and the story of stuff and the center for biological diversity have found that our 2014 law had huge loophole in it. this is in an effort to modernize and close those loopholes to san francisco can move forward as plastic single use water bottl

controls that require conditional use authorization for medical cannabis dispensary in the living judahnd -- to make the appropriate finding. >> same house, same call. the resolution is adopted. >> 53-60 was considered by the neighborhood services committee at a regular meeting on thursday, december 8th and were forwarded as committee reports. item 56 is to amend the environment code to modify restrictions on the sale or distribution on city property on drinking water in single service containers to educate city departments regarding these restrictions and to make environmental findings. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you for your support for this bottle free ordinance. i want to thank campos -- our coalition of corporate accountability international are environmental and water access coalition which includes corporate inter nation and save the bay, and the story of stuff and the center for biological diversity have found that our 2014 law had huge loophole in it. this is in an effort to modernize and close those loopholes to san francisco can move forward as plastic single use water bottl

. >> i'll judah south of market activist as an organizer i help the families apply more affordable housing because of the high cost of living in the city and the affordable housing for families we end up applying for housing in an sro this is the only source of housing our families can afford so we urge your supervisors to please save our sro hotels and the metrics to prevent owners from converting and on behalf of the families we stand in support of supervisor peskin legislation thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon committee members i'm kevin i'm a pedestrian safety organizer with the sro alcoholic and in support of hotel conversion i've lived in sros for almost 15 years not glamorous and not socially acceptable housing it is still housing and afford and a lot better than or else on the streets or in a shelter i have nothing against the hotel tourist industry but for the sros unit their threatened to be re7bd out from people not wanting to live in turn and with the homeless in san francisco how can we do that in people will not get into a place to live i want to thank

. >> i'll judah south of market activist as an organizer i help the families apply more affordable housingecause of the high cost of living in the city and the affordable housing for families we end up applying for housing in an sro this is the only source of housing our families can afford so we urge your supervisors to please save our sro hotels and the metrics to prevent owners from converting and on behalf of the families we stand in support of supervisor peskin legislation thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon committee members i'm kevin i'm a pedestrian safety organizer with the sro alcoholic and in support of hotel conversion i've lived in sros for almost 15 years not glamorous and not socially acceptable housing it is still housing and afford and a lot better than or else on the streets or in a shelter i have nothing against the hotel tourist industry but for the sros unit their threatened to be re7bd out from people not wanting to live in turn and with the homeless in san francisco how can we do that in people will not get into a place to live i want to thank su