: he acknowledged the death of inmate michael tyree. the deputies were convicted last month of his murder. it's why these cadets will be the first to be trained on a new use of force policy and the first to be issued body worn cameras. >> this academy training will reflect many reforms recently implemented. >> reporter: if an inmate needs to be moved and refuses to come out, officers must follow a number of de-escalation techniques. a mental health staff member will talk to the inmate and if the inmate doesn't comply, he will get a timeout period to cool down. there will only use force as a last result. >> it's interesting how we will be implementing brand-new policies and i'm excited to be part of that class and policies. >> when you approach the people i understand their needs. i understand that they are human and we have to treat them with dignity and respect regardless of what they have done. >> there will also spent an eight hour day at the end of the academy wearing gel clothing. the railroad -- the role reversal will help them ga

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doses and the recent conviction of three correctional officers, for the beating death of inmate michael tyree, shine a light on a troubled culture. the blue ribbon commission made 101 recommendations to the board of supervisors last year. the top two are creating an office of inspector general and changing the operations leadership. >> there has to be new leadership to change the culture in the jail. >> reporter: investigators will be talking to those inmates about where the drugs came from. they will also be reviewing video from cameras inside the jail. reporting live in san jose, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up, o.j. simpson preparing to plead for his freedom. our show heard reports from where the parole board will meet in the morning. >>> and take a hook. badly tangled. how long it took crews to free this humpback whale. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. poor air quality across much of the state from the california wild fires. how bad the air is getting close to the bay area. my forecast and near 100 degrees coming up in ten minutes. >>> the parole hearing of the centur

three years later, only after three officers were accused of beating to death mentally ill inmate michael tyree. those officers were found guilty of second degree murder. >> if there's a problem at the jail, it's focus on reform and we're doing that right now. >> the sheriff's office fired tree after the incident. a spokesperson said they supported the d. aft's decision to prosecute. >> we honor those deputies who perform the job the right way, by bringing this case to the district attorney's office. >> the district attorney's office said they're reviewing their options. >>> it's 4:45. an electrical problem is blamed for leaving nine people stuck on a ride at gilroy gardens. sky 7 was overhead as firefighters worked to free the riders inside the greenhouse yesterday afternoon. they were stuck for at least an hour. the gilroy fire department says there was a dead rail preventing the cars from moving. firefighters used ropes and ladders to pull the cars to an area where the passengers could get off safely and no one got hurt. >> a new landlord has problems for richmond's hilltop mall and the area

this comes one month after three deputies were convicted of killing inmate michael tyree in august 2015dets will be the first to be trained on a new use of force policy and the first to be issued body worn cameras. >> this academy class will be immersed a new philosophies which really embody a caretaker and guardian spirit. >> i know the approach that people need to take towards them. i understand their needs and understand that they are also human and we need to treat them with dignity and respect. >> recruits will also spend an eight hour day in the jail at the end of the academy. the role reversal experience in the cell is meant to help them gain more empathy and understanding for inmates. those cadets could fill half of the 103 vacancies that exist right now at the jail. >>> saving water for the next route. the plans now underway almost doubling the capacity at an east bay reservoir. >>> another missile test by north korea falls into the pacific ocean. the response from president trump after another threatening move from the korean peninsula. first kid you ready? by their second kid

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the training comes a month after three deputies were convicted of killing inmate michael tyree. >> this academy class is going to be immersed with new technology which embody a caretaker and guardian spirit. >> i know the approach that people need to take. i understand their needs. i understand they are also human and we have to treat them with dignity and respect. >> recruits will also spend an eight-hour day in jail at the end of the academy. the role reversal experience is meant to help them gain more empathy and understanding for the inmates. the academy could fill half of the 103 vacancies. >>> contra costa county water district is working to fill a local reservoir. >> reporter: this reservoir, not even 20 years old, was expanded five years ago. as reservoirs go it's relatively small but serves the quickly growing bay area east basement. >> one of the key benefits would be water supply rely ability, specifically for dry years. >> reporter: turned proposal the dam face would be raised by 55 feet. in terms of infrastructure not a lot would be lost. the marina office obviously would b

this comes one month after deputies were convicted of killing inmate michael tyree in august 2015. the cadets will be the first to be trained on a new use of force policy and the first to be issued body worn cameras. >> this academy class will be immersed in new philosophies which really embody a caretaker and guardian spirit. >> i know the approach that people need to take towards them. i understand their needs and i understand that they are also human and we need to treat them with dignity and respect. >> recruits will spend an eight hour day in the jail at the and they've academy. the role reversal experience is meant to help them gain more empathy and understanding for the inmates. the cadets and training could fill half of the 103 vacancies at the jail. >>> students in san francisco will have one less drink option on the menu because the san francisco unified school district will stop serving chocolate milk at elementary and middle schools. district leaders say switching to regular milk had cut 4 pounds of extra sugar out of a diet over the school year. this move is part of a

this comes one month after three deputies were convicted of killing inmate michael tyree in august 2015. this cadets will be the first to be trained under a new use of force policy and the first to be issued body worn cameras. >> this academy class will be immersed a new philosophies which really embody a caretaker and guardian spirit. >> i know the approach that people need to take towards them. i understand their needs and i understand that they are also human and we need to treat them with dignity and respect. >> the recruits will also spend an eight hour day in jail at the end of the academy. this role reversal experience is designed to give them more empathy and understanding for inmates. this 68 cadets in training could potentially fill half of the 103 vacancies that exist right now at the jail. start saving water for the next out. the plans underway to almost double the capacity of an east bay reservoir. >>> another missile test by north korea. the response from president trump after this latest threatening move. >>> we will take a look at traffic today as we make our way through

. >> reporter: he acknowledged the death of michael tyree.hree deputies were convicted of his murder. it's why these cadets will be the first to be trained on a new use of force policy and the first to be issued body-worn cameras. >> this academy training is going to reflect many of the jail reforms recently implemented. >> reporter: if an inmate needs to be moved from a cell and refuses to come out, officers must now follow a number of de-escalation techniques. a mental health staff member will talk to the inmate. if the inmate doesn't comply, officers will give them a timeout period to cool down. they'll only use force as a last resort. >> it's pretty interesting how we're going to be implementing brand new policies out and i'm excited to be part of that brand new class. >> i know the approach people need to take toward them. i understand their needs and i understand they're also human and we have to treat them with dignity and respect regardless of who or what they've done. >> reporter: recruits will spend an eight-hour day in jail at the

tyre. it exploded from within. it killed michael and the driver.” been given indication there is legislation possible on this? i have some way because i was working with steve rotherham, who was the mp for walton at the time, and we actually have a bill and we did get to a ten—minute rule but then it was talked out as the parliamentary process , talked out as the parliamentary process, they're quite difficult to get past. there is a bill actually there and this is something the government can do very, very easily. we have worked out for them how it could be done, it will cost — it won't cost the public purse anything. it's something that could be done at an annual mot. have you spoken to the transport secretary chris grayling? spoken to the transport secretary chris grayling ? no spoken to the transport secretary chris grayling? no he has refused to meet me which is really, you know, shocking, i think. meet me which is really, you know, shocking, ithink. i did meet me which is really, you know, shocking, i think. i did actually get to see patrick m