reporter: officer mcmahon was one of six vallejo police officers that shot mcmahon more than 50 timesce chief fired him for unsafe conduct and neglect for basic firearm safety that endangered fellow officers in connection with the shooting. >> for someone to make a decision and find that it was ok to put this man back in the same position of power, i think is disgraceful and irresponsible. reporter: an independent special prosecutor determined the officers felt their lives were threatened and acted in self-defense. in 2018, officer mcmahon shot and killed ronell foster. he stopped foster for not having a light on his bicycle. the city of vallejo paid foster's family $5.7 million. they did not file criminal charges against mcmahon, noted that foster assaulted mcmahon with his flashlight while resisting arrest. >> it is disgusting and heartbreaking. reporter: broadmoor police department rights, a thorough investigation of officer mcmahon's background was completed by a background investigator with more than 20 years of experience. no applicant to the broadmoor police department would be

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crime reporter henry lee explains, that doesn't sit well with civil rights advocates officer ryan mcmahon, who was involved in two deadly shootings in vallejo, and fired from that department now has a new job along the peninsula in a small community of broad, more police department has trusted him with a badge and a gun. and to make life and death decisions. yet again, more police is a small force with a lot of baggage. several previous top cops have been accused of fraud and other misconduct. mcmahon was one of six officers who fired 55 shots , killing william mccoy in a tackle bill drive through in 2019. he had fallen asleep with a gun on his lap and began moving around in his front seat before he was killed. man was terminated for firing a shot while another officer was about to be in the line of fire. 15 carolina street. earlier the same officer shot and killed rondell foster after he said foster grabbed his flashlight during a struggle. foster had been stopped for riding a bike at night without a light. the case led to a $5.7 million payout. broad more. police said they found no disq

the department recently posted these photos on social media praising mcmahon for catching a catalytic converter thief. civil rights attorney a donte pointer represents the families of both men killed by the officer in vallejo. he compared the situation to the catholic priest scandal where catholic priests who had abused their position of power interest essentially circulated and allowed to carry on their campaign of terror in different parishes, sometimes big parishes, sometimes small parishes, governor newsom has signed a bill creating a process in which officers who engaged in misconduct are barred from serving in another agency. unfortunately he's going to slide in underneath that law because the law doesn't go into effect until after he's already been hired. steven carroll says he feels unsafe. knowing that the officer is now in broadmoor. it was in two people that you said he shot that's already a second. this is third chance that's not even like that's not just a second chance. i feel i feel like it's going beyond that. now police say they're looking forward to officer mcmahon's

mcmahon was terminated for firing a shot while another officer was about to be in the line of fire for 15 carolina street. a year earlier, the same officer shot and killed ronald foster after he said foster grabbed his flashlight during a struggle. foster had been stopped for riding a bike at night without a light. the case led to a $5.7 million payout. broad more. police said they found no disqualifying information while looking into the officers background. in a statement, the department said in part officer mcmahon is an experienced better an officer who was since joining our agency has served the broad more with fairness, equality and constitutional policing. the department recently posted these photos on social media praising mcmahon for catching a catalytic converter thief. civil rights attorney don t pointer represents the families of both men killed by the officer in vallejo. he compared the situation to the catholic priest scandal where catholic priests who had abused their position of power interest where essentially circulated and allowed to carry on their campaign of terror

the real secret to his success according to ed mcmahon his sidekick got the cierzan the sidekick back in the days said johnny knew who he was and he stayed true to it. unlike some he never really imagined himself as a star in a movie or even on a sitcom. he was actually offered the role of rob petri made famous by cbs's second joystick bandit. her frequent guest on the "tonight show" mail brooks wonder carson to be in "blazing saddles" and carson said things that no thanks and the role went to gene wilder. carson was a very inhibited man and he used drums is via goes for his aggressiveness. success never cools that anger. one journalist said talking with carson was like addressing an elaborately wild security system. carson carried himself as a midwestern product of every man in occupied described by one media observer as west hollywood than hollywood and less the -- less nebraska been oppressed it. he was said to be fed in the conveyed in earnest charm. he was a world war veteran is shared menu real-world experiences with the viewers of his generation. his personal foibles including

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mcmahon was terminated for firing a shot while another officer was about to be in the line of fire for street. a year earlier, the same officer shot and killed ronald foster after he said foster grabbed his flashlight during a struggle. foster had been stopped for riding a bike at night without a light. the case led to a $5.7 million payout. broad more. police said they found no disqualifying information while looking into the officers background. in a statement, the department said in part officer mcmahon is an experienced better an officer who was since joining our agency

officer ryan mcmahon has joined the rod more police department in san mateo county.he hiring is raising concerns for a baby from a bay area civil rights activists who compares it to the catholic priest sex abuse scandal where catholic priests who had abused their position of power interest where essentially circulated and allowed to carry on their campaign of terror. in different parishes, sometimes big parishes, sometimes small parish. mcmahon was involved in the 2019 killing of willie mccoy at a taco bell drive thru in vallejo. he was one of six officers who fired 55 shots of mccoy and was terminated for firing a shotgun or shooting a shot while another officer was about to be in the line of fire. a year earlier, he shot and killed rondell foster after he said foster grabbed his flashlight during a struggle. foster had been stopped for riding a bike at night without a light. the case led to nearly $6 million in payout. the broad more police department has released this statement in defense of his hiring it, says quote officer mcmahon is an experienced veteran offic

mcmahon was involved in the killing of willie mccoy at a taco bell drive thru and alejo in 2019.e was one of six police officers who fired 55 shots of mccoy. he was terminated for firing a shot while another officer was about to be in the line of fire, and a year earlier, he shot and killed run l foster after he said. foster grabbed his flashlight during a struggle. foster had been stopped for riding a bike at night without a light on it. the case led to a payout of nearly $6 million. well the broad more police department released this statement in defense of their hiring a big man quote officer. mcmahon is an experienced veteran officer who, since joining our agency has served the broadmoor community with fairness, equality and constitutional policing. a financial settlement has been reached with the families of eight victims of the mass shooting at the valley transportation authority. the families filed wrongful death lawsuits may 26th one year after the mass shooting at bfa's guadalupe light rail yard in san jose, a disgruntled employee shot and killed nine co workers and then

as ed mcmahon once put it, carson was just uncomfortable with people he did not know well and he knew very few people all that well. as one frequent guest said, joining comes alive when the cameras on. now, why are we still talking about china carson and the tonight show, decades after his final performance? well, i think part of it is because a lot of people look at today's harsher political humor and think of carson's era as the golden age of comedy. you'll get no argument for me. before the internet, carson's jokes shaped many conversation, achieved film and television careers, of the careers of comics for good and for ill with today's fragmented audience, no one will ever match carson's reach. and those who look back on carson's time also know that he was a kind figure compared to many of the late night hosts who followed him. here's an example. there was a scandal that was very humor ready that occurred in 1974. the chair of the house ways and means committee, fellow by the name of wilbur mills was driving in washington and he was stopped by police, he didn't have his headlights

i want to thank my friend linda mcmahon, and new in gingrich. very good ratings. i watch a lot. we are going to have to start calling you the raise machine. john ratcliff. where's john? i love john. where the heck is john? where's that guy? we have tremendous people, ambassadors, all of the trump administration. we have a truman's group of people. i attribute it to this whole movement and what it stands for and represents. the job that breck and everyone does. a tremendous honor to be with you. before we begin, i wanted to rest the announcement today by the corrupt biden administration and their weaponize department of justice. would you like me to talk about that? larry, would you like the talk about that? this horrendous abuse of power is the latest in the long series of witchhunts. we started a long time ago. i thought the investigation was the document hoax was dying, dad, are over. the investigation into january 6 to my peaceful and patriotic speech. remember? it was dead, especially after the record setting of liz cheney in the great state of wyoming. i thought that put me

officer ryan mcmahon has joined the broad more police department in san mateo county.raising concerns from a bay area civil rights activists who compares it to the catholic priest sex abuse scandal. where catholic priest who had abused their position of power interest where essentially circulated and allowed to carry on their campaign of terror in different parishes, sometimes big parishes , sometimes small parish. call it out. man was involved in the 2019 killing of willie mccoy and taco bell drive thru in vallejo. he was one of six officers who fired 55 shots at mccoy and was terminated for firing a shot while another officer was about to be in the line of fire. your earlier he shot and killed ron l faster after he said foster grabbed his flashlight during the struggle. foster had been stopped for riding a bike at night without a light. the case led to a nearly $6 million payout. the broad more police department has released this statement in defense of his hiring it, says quote officer mcmahon is an experienced veteran officer who's since joining our agency has serv

given what we've read in mcmahon's and overview. given what you've seen here so far, and what you read in, is this tomorrow? did you get a sense that america's fundamental values, who we are, our structures, our government, we're really, fundamentally, at stake here? yeah? >> yeah, i would agree that the fundamentals were at stake. it is evidence, you see stuff like rock -- talking into the picture, and there is this whole dynamic going in the world that i think it's just, progression. but i think that's also a good way for a conservative half of america too try to slow that progression down by finding some sort of bogeyman to blame, and in this case, it was communism. >> this is an opportunity, and narratives like this are an opportunity for more conservative citizens to say look, we need to slow all this down. this is taking us in a direction we don't want to go, and the communists want that, right? denise? >> i was going to say that one of the values would be to vote, and like on the think piece, it's just tomorrow, they were say

. >>> new numbers in the past hour, in the san jose mayor's race, where councilmember mcmahon is still holding a 3.5 point lead over cindy chavez. we will follow the election results as they come in. you can find updates right here on kpix 5 , cbs news bay area and add kpix.com. >>> first alert weather, now. the bay area is feeling the chill, especially in the morning and overnight hours. we saw more hats and beanies in the walnut creek area, and there is another frost advisory tonight. santa clara county has opened up several warming centers, at some public libraries and other facilities. meteorologist paul hagan has more on how cold it will get. >> tomorrow morning's temperatures will be similar to what we woke up to this morning. there is a frost advisory in effect for inland parts of the bay area, not a real along the bay or around the coast. temperatures bottoming out in the mid and upper 30s. a few spots in the north bay valleys into the lower half of the 30s, flirting with freezing. cover up any plants you might have left outside, you might have artie lost them after last night.

and a two-year-old mcmahon. again, a fractured skull, extremely serious injuries. continuing to recover from the hospital tonight. >> josh campbell, thank you for your reporting, keep us coasted. joining us now cnn senior law enforcement analyst and former fbi deputy director eta mckay, also seen-in-chief lawyers meant intelligence analyst john miller himself. andy, i want to start with you. what stands out to you about the charges we've seen so far, both federal and state? >> well, john, thing which, employment got blasted glory details in the affidavit, the thing that jumps out to me it's a question of when hearing a lot of people of saying and talk about today in the coverage, is an active domestic terrorism? there is some very clear science in this affidavit that the government believes it is an act of domestic terrorism. first, of course, that the agent the field whose words were reading is someone that is a specialist in investigating domestic terrorism. so that tells us the bureau sees this case, this investigation is one that is being managed by the counter

to talk about the world cup although they wouldn't quite comment on thief's decision to band the mcmahonnds in this ul o aconservative muslim count. >> have you met any openly gay fans who have come here for the world cup? >> w te have always said this tournament was going to be an inquisitive tournament like the previous edition. you can see there are a lot of fans here enjoying going to thea games.kf for us, thankfully there was no incident of discrimination happening. >> gillian: as of today in the host nation of qatar has effectively become the first of the 32 teams to be kicked out of the world cup., th >> gillian: alex hogan indo hall for us this evening,br thank yoeau. breaking p tonight coalition forces at a u.s. patrol base in northeast syria were targeted by two iranian rockets today, thist fromhi the pentagon correspondet jennifer griffin, the third unfired rockets found the origin site by syrian democratic forces. no injuries thankfully or damage to the property has been found.r a salvo of russian missiles struck the recently liberated the attacks targeting ukrainian infrastr

but joining me now is mattie mcmahon , who me now is mattie mcmahon, who works in the nhs as a do thatnal labour assist also providing assist and also providing support before and support to women before and after birth. thanks for joining us, mattie what do you think about strike? do you agree with it ? and so i don't work in the it? and so i don't work in the nhs. i'm a do the right deal and support families at around the time of having a and we work independently i said but the perspective it gives us is that we see maternity services from both the families point of view and the midwives and obstetricians point of view. they see both sides and is suffering at the moment . do you suffering at the moment. do you think they're right then go on strike . i don't know what else strike. i don't know what else that they can do. we have been trying to the government for many, many years that the is in a state of crisis . there are a state of crisis. there are healthy people going into the service, coming damaged that midwives and mothers . maternal midwives and mothers. maternal death is up

in question work there was never a time i did that and i did that so many times that i was like ed mcmahon but it is fun and entertaining. yes, they suck the life out of everything. >> emily: totally. and cara, they say those americans are quick to believe this is a quick way of building wealth. i mean, is not dating their intelligence? nobody believes it's a quick way of building wealth, there's always a chance. chances are slim. >> kara: and what i find those funny about this is the fact that the people who are caterwauling about this saying everything is racist and nothing is racist but everything is racist, they're the ones whose policies are entrenching people into poverty. if you want to talk about marginalized communities and not having agency, look at the economic policies that democrats are pushing. this is something that is going to hold people down. it's not letting everyone have a fair chance equality of opportunity. will look at again it's dennis prager is him but the left does destroys having a touches. it's destroying the lottery now, thanks. >> rob: i love caterwauling, tha

listen to what susan mcmahon had to say from the university of florida. >> the three key elements oftic base that turn out as kind of lagging in, young voters and also black voters and latino voters, and latinos are leaning republican, and democrats are struggling and they know it. >> reporter: so we will see how this all plays out. a reminder, as we have a break in the weather, and that happens in florida, and i can see blue sky already behind me, and it was, like, 90 seconds. we have two time zones to remember, and in the pandemic, 7:00 for those in the east coast, it's 8:00. the system in florida, after that disaster back in 2000, the system in florida works and works quickly and perhaps more efficiently than in other states. >> nobody can predict weather better than kerry sanders, the trooper of all troopers. i will let you go in case that rain starts back up. >> lindsey, talk to us, kathy hochul is still in the lead, but the lead slipped a bit between hochul and lee zeldin. >> reporter: if you ask voters what drove them to the polls today, they might tell you something else. one

congress passed the mcmahon act. that forbade the sharing of anytime excellence with any other nation. and this requires a british to launch their own atomic bomb program in the late 1940s to stay as they said at the top table of all powers. so it was a huge missed opportunity for churchill. in the middle of the conference the british held a general election. there was a fear that there would be a repeat of 1918, and that churchill will try to maintain his coalition in office. i had so both labor and conservatives solar demanded a election. everyone assume that churchill would handily win the election. but he made a number of mistakes going into the election campaign. one thing, he would not commit to the famous -- report and the creation of a welfare state. labor day. he also accused his labor components with whom he had only recently been in government that they would have to adopt the tactics to implement the welfare state which really struck people the wrong way. churchill wrote earlier on the night before the el

so after the war the us congress passed the mcmahon act that forbid forbade the sharing of any atomic secrets with any other nation and this required the british to launch their own atomic bomb program in the late 1940s. to stay as they said at the top table of world powers. so it's a huge missed opportunity for churchill in the middle of the potsdam conference the british held a general election. there was a fear that there would be a repeat of 1918 the churchill would try to maintain his coalition in office and so both labor and conservatives deliver demanded a general election. everyone assumed the churchill was would handling when the election but he made a number of mistakes during the election campaign for one thing. he would not commit to the famous beverage report and the creation of a welfare state labor did. he also accused his labor opponents with whom he had only recently been in government that they would have to adopt gestapo tactics to to implement the welfare state. which really struck people the wrong way. churchill wrote later on that the night before the election he

imaging going on here in terms of the threat, which isn't surprising if you think about as we started, mcmahon, this idea that it is a global competition for leadership of the world and what ideology is going to best serve that. yeah, that's a really interesting and i think that's pretty clear throughout the entire comic with like just america and hypocritical ism where they're talking about like oh coming us are going to bring concentration camps. but it's like we already had internal camps a year prior. so like a little confused about that. yeah, the theocracy is definitely there. yeah. and then they also talk about how they're going to, you know, bring on like anti semitic sentiments. and it's like, well, -- were since the start of america and always been persecuted here you know it's not like the communists are the specific reason why this happening it's like it's just been here. yeah and again i think it's is is an opportunity to use this threat this face of evil as a way to promote your policy. right. carlos sacha well, coming from the fact that we just got out of world war two, we just

john mcmahon gold know gate salmon association. excellent presentation. i would love to see a follow and up agree with the point that getting different points of view in would be helpful. the point that refer temperatures were not mentioned is crucial. salmon eggs need 53.4 degrees or they die and the tuolumne is warmer than. . to commissioner ajami's question in the year 2,000. good question watch i'd like to point to the fact that delta exports increased by 16%. starting in 2,000. between the year 2 upon dmnd 200 sick. 3 all time high water records were set. set update collapse in 08 and 9 this suspect go 2 much water taken out of the delta. love to seat commission use its influence to address this. the current v. a. proposal does not. we need more flow in the river and more flow would devolve more out flow through the delta. you saw the chart 1985 you had 40,000 adult salmon return the river in good position but poor flow conditions, that was a 30 second warning. >> i'm sorry. anyway, the other point i like to make the business about hatch air fishery