in 2003 a court forced the oakland pd to reform itself after a police brutality scandal. the federal report shows the department has completed 19 of 22 tasks. the only thing is to find out why police officers get lesser punishments for infractions and other issues. >>> two pit bulls bit a woman yesterday morning after escaping from their backyard. a landscaper used a leaf-blower to protect himself. when the dogs headed toward a school, a officer ran them over with his patrol car. >> he used his patrol screen struck the two dogs. one was killed instantly. one was knocked to the ground, regained its balance and ran home. >> police say the owners are cooperating with the investigation. no word though on whether the owners could face charges. >>> demonstrators are expected at a bart board meeting this evening. outraged about criminal charges that some of their own are now facing because of this. [ screaming ] >> 14 protestors chained themselves to a bart train on black friday to protest a decision to not charge police officers in recent killings of black suspects. this happen

. >> and oakland pd, are they on grants or are they actually funding it or do we know how that's working? they have financial issues. >> opd as far as my understanding is they are operating on internal servers. director merritt could speak to kind of the pros and cons of internal servers a little bit more but opd from my understanding, and i don't know all the finances behind it, but i do know that they are, as i mentioned, adding additional personnel to kind of manage the program right now. >> so those are the things going forward that i certainly maybe can't answer tonight but i would be interested in hearing, you know, other ways to store it, other ways to make it happen. i mean because i think it's coming and just it's going to cost us an extra $250,000 so it's not going to work for us, i hear it's not going to work for us. i don't think that's what you're saying but that's what i'm hearing between the lines. >> i don't want to be misquoted either. it's an extra $250,000 a if we use 50 cameras an hour a day. if we use 32 times as many cameras times that cost of general fund dollars o

oakland pd are looking for anyone who is driving when they shouldn't be.n cost thousands of dollars, not including jail time. police say it's just not worth it. >> good evening. we're conducting a driver's license dui check point tonight. have you had anything to drink tonight? >> no. >> reporter: when our photographer was there, no one was detained for dui. law enforcement plan to saturate the roads and freeways looking for intoxicated drivers. they say it's best to name a designated driver. >>> for the second time this month, a teenage girl forced into prostitution far from home has been found in san rafael. ktvu's mike mibach tells us, it was actually a text message that led to her being arrested. >> reporter: down in san rafael, inside police headquarters, there was a phone call. >> we were contacted by an fbi agent. >> reporter: the agent was very specific. >> they had information that there was a juvenile who was texting their parents saying that she was being forced into prostitution and was currently in san rafael. >> reporter: the victim texted on