two tenderloin officers, officers three and four, arrived on the scene as the first and the second officers engaged mr. estrada. the third officer was equipped with another less lethal weapon, a .40-millimeter extended range impact weapon. this weapon has less lethal foam baton projectiles. the fourth officer was equipped with a department-issued firearm. mr. estrada, while lying on the sidewalk and holding a knife in his right hand, retrieved the fly frying pan and attempted to stand up. the officers ordered mr. estrada several times to drop the knife and stay down on the ground. mr. estrada did not comply and attempted to stand while saying no, f-u. the first and third officers deployed the respective eriws at mr. estrada as he was rising to his feet. the less lethal projectiles were ghean ineffective as he did not drop the knife or the frying pan and succeeded in standing upright. the fourth officer deployed his firearm at mr. estrada. mr. estrada again dropped to the sidewalk but did not drop the knife. he broadcast that he was involved in a shooting and they were giving the suspect ver

officers. that's pretty much it in terms of specialized units so there is not a huge amount of specialized units at the bayview. what we do tend to do is supplement the bayview with our fellow officers. if we have a crime spike. other district station officers at times we have done that as well. we have supplemented them with overtime as as much as we can do that and afford to do that. and couple things with the deployment of shooting, around shootings. third street we don't have a whole lot of shootings on third street. [ standby ] >> -- and we just try to have visibility to cool things off. we will put a lot of officers in patrol in the neighborhood where those shootings are happening. you have to sometimes put officers out there to cool things off to people know that you're there, and that they just can't come in in a community and do what they want. it's labor intensive. that's why it takes so many of them to cover the same amount of ground as patrol cover in a car. like i said, ideally, we

and one sfpd officer rode with the medics. while envut route, the subject stopped breathing and had no pulse. the medics began c.p.r. and there was a pulse. the subject was admitted to the intensive care unit. on april 6, the subject was pronounced deceased. at the conclusion of the investigation and the recommendation of the internal affairs investigation, we found that the officers acted in policy with regards to use 5.01, the use of force, 6.14 the psychological evaluation of adults, and 8.12 in-custody death policy. next slide please. in-custody death 16.002. on june 18, 2016, about 9:24 in the evening, tenderloin station officers were dispatched to 41 jones regarding a male subject with a nice attempting to force his way into the building. upon arrival, officers conducted an investigation and subsequently arrested the subject and take on the tenderloin station for processing. that station was subject indicated to require blood pressure medication and therefore was not placed in a holding cell. about 1:26 in the morning on

office be conducted by the officer in charge of o.i.d. the trent of the audit is to ensure completely, standardized o.i.d. files are in place. those are the highlights for use of force. the next slide, sergeant youngblood, is bias. as you can see, five recommendations since the last report have been put in either external review or external validation, and the recommendation numbers are listed there for you. five additional recommendations, as i stated before, have been prescreened, so those are about ready to go to external review. we are at basically 20% substantial compliance in the bias category, and we are making significant movement on the -- between the runs that are in external review and the ones that have been prescreened. so we have a total of 54 recommendations. very important category, as they all are. revised, as they are, we need to move the needle on bias for being a bias free police department, and this category hopefully will get us -- well, it will get us going in the direction that we're going, but hopefully, those rec

s office said no other officers pulled their weapons nor aimed then at o'neil. former officer samayoa was fired from the department following that shooting. the attorney representing the o'neil family in a wrongful death lawsuit said while keita o'neil made a troubled pass quote he was issued a death sentence for theft. the family said they are gratified to see that the case will go to control court as well. >> hopefully this will be a way for the police officers to be held account be in the future. >> reporter: the san francisco police officers association released statement today reading today we were informed of the charge against former police officer christopher samayoa. we are committed to ensuring that christopher and his family are supported during this difficult time, and that he is accorded his dupes write rites and provided wait vigorous defense against these charges. former officer samayoa is currently out of custody and is expected to surrender sometime this week. at this point district attorney boudin said there are no plans to charge any of the ot

on a peace officer, and being under the influence. but nearly a year later, arevalo hasn't been charged with anything. thomas: come on out or we're going to kick the door in. male: how, do you have a warrant? thomas: we don't need one. come on out. stephen: that's also agent destefano, yelling in this 2018 video captured on another resident's home security camera. the video shows police officers pull gustavo alvarez out of his home over suspicions that he'd been driving with a suspended license, all charges that were later dropped. [speaking foreign language] destefano: shut up. stephen: the video also shows veteran palo alto police sergeant wayne benitez, the supervisor on the scene, slamming alvarez's head into the car's windshield. wayne benitez: you think you're a tough guy, huh? stephen: and now, the fbi is investigating palo alto pd as well. while federal and city officials will not comment, documents from last fall show that federal civil rights investigators requested the entire alvarez case file. robert johnson: i will hold t

association identified a san francisco police officer being involved in officer involved shooting. that information turn out to be incorrect. and is a different officer in another city. >> when it's the wrong information, it's misinformation. you could be putting that officer in harm's way. >> reporter: the public defender's office says it has since corrected that error and says that efforts are designed to provide better insight into policing. the poa says it understands the need for wanting information to be public, but since accuracy is also important. the public defender's office says work on this project began after the passage of sb-1421 spurn on from the fallout from george floyd's death to make this information more accessible to the public. >>> new details in yesterday's police shooting ff and market street in san francisco. police said the man who was shot by an officer is 26 years old and is expected to survive. police at officer shot the man after he ignored orders to drop his knife. officers had arrived at the scene in response to a report of a fight between several me

this officer responds to the scene and is the de the designad cover for officer 3 officer 4 discharges his firearm during the course of the incident. >> code 333, we have one at gun point on market street. [gunshot sounds] shots fired. suspect down. get down! get on the ground! stay on the ground! >> drop the knife! drop the knife! >> stay on the ground! drop the knife! >> get back, everybody get back! >> 835 market street. drop the knife. >> no. >> drop the knife! drop the knife. drop the knife. >> drop the knife! [gunshot sounds] >> drop the knife! drop the knife! >> suspect non-compliant. drop the knife! >> get back! get back! >> hey, move them out of the way. move them out of the way. >> stay down. stay down. >> drop the knife! >> drop the knife! >> drop the knife. don't do it. drop the knife! drop the knife want >> everybody back up! everybody take themselves back, back up a little bit. drop the knife! drop the knife! drop the knife! >> get back! >> (indiscernible) >> drop the knife! drop the knife! don't do it. >> sir, drop the knife. we want to help you. drop the knife. >> we wa

attorney's office in jackson. there she prosecuted fraud and financial crimes as part of the civil division. before that, she made her mark in private practice at the firm of ogeltree and stewart focusing on labor law and employment issues. kristi haskins johnson is a native of hurley, mississippi, population of 585 in jackson county, mississippi hsm she attended school there and went on to receive her undergraduate degree at the university of mississippi, graduating in 2003 and then she was admitted to law school at mississippi college school of law where she graduated summa cum laude, second in her class. as a law student, she served not only on the law review but as executive editor of the mississippi college law review and received numerous american jurisprudence awards in the areas such as criminal procedure, legal research and writing and employment discrimination. so excellence all the way through, including the time that she served as a clerk, both as a clerk at the district court level for judge sharon ac

this officer responds to the scene and is the de the designad cover for officer 3 officer 4 discharges his firearm during the course of the incident. >> code 333, we have one at gun point on market street. [gunshot sounds] shots fired. suspect down. get down! get on the ground! stay on the ground! >> drop the knife! drop the knife! >> stay on the ground! drop the knife! >> get back, everybody get back! >> 835 market street. drop the knife. >> no. >> drop the knife! drop the knife. drop the knife. >> drop the knife! [gunshot sounds] >> drop the knife! drop the knife! >> suspect non-compliant. drop the knife! >> get back! get back! >> hey, move them out of the way. move them out of the way. >> stay down. stay down. >> drop the knife! >> drop the knife! >> drop the knife. don't do it. drop the knife! drop the knife want >> everybody back up! everybody take themselves back, back up a little bit. drop the knife! drop the knife! drop the knife! >> get back! >> (indiscernible) >> drop the knife! drop the knife! don't do it. >> sir, drop the knife. we want to help you. drop the knife. >> we wa

the home office won't reveal how many office rs home office won't reveal how many officers will be involvedity issue, but we are told it is a significant uplift in numbers. the money is also going to be used to help move some migrants away from calais and the people smugglers and also to pay for some equipment in france, radar and increased binoculars so beaches can be patrolled more effectively. but i think the key thing to emerge from this, britain wants to give the message it is very serious about this issue, but there have been many agreements in the past between britain and france talking about close cooperation that have only had limited success and groups supporting migrants have told me you can throw money at the issue but that will not necessarily stop the desire of people to get to the uk. simonjones, desire of people to get to the uk. simon jones, thank you. the snp has pledged to extend free school meals in scotland to provide breakfasts and lunches for all primary school pupils. the expanded scheme, expected to cost £230 million per year, would run in school holidays — notjust

shooting and killing the officer. arkansas state police and federal agents with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms assisting in the investigation and manhunt for the suspect identified as bill atarius howard. he's wanted initiative from last week and is considered armed and dangerous. lieutenant governor tim griffin tweeting heartbreaking news out of helena. my thoughts and prayers for the family of the officer who was killed in the line of duty. i hope the killer is apprehended and brought to justice was god bless the brave men and women in law enforcement another officer involved shooting being investigated in north carolina, two gastonia police officer shot in a nightclub suffering on life-threatening injuries and they are expected to recover. at this point there is no word was led to that shooting but we will get more information as it comes in. >> thank you. not the news we want to wake up to but thank you for keeping us updated. to legal battles over the 2020 election of pennsylvania judge will hear app

, they will side with the security of their offices. every time anybody who would be found guilty of if this law passed would find themselves one year behind jail with a fine of 40000 year is that is a severe punishment. but let you tell me this. a severe punishment is being on the frontlines in an evening like this when the tensions are so high. is that attack from the police? possibly because they're also afraid over the protestors. but the reality is it is been a brutal like with violence from both sides. but from where we have stood, the violence has been main coming from the police to wards protesters who for the most part we have witnessed doing anything well deserve some of the violence. i've observed this evening. challenge reporting there from the center of paris, more political analysts believe the police officers should now expect to be captured on camera. because there is something going on with the reorganization of the french police and law enforcement agencies to the iceberg that we're talking about today. and it's gettin

office says the data base isn't just to detail issues with police officers. >> the purpose of the data base is not necessarily to point out misconduct. it's to point out what's available. >> but the police officers association says the site is riddled with errors in one case, it identified a san francisco police officer null being involved in an officer involved shooting. that information was incorrect. it was a different officer in another city. >> i think you know for, to see your name, especially when it's the wrong information, it's misinformation you could be putting that officer in harm's way. >> the public defender's office says it's inside since corrected that error and says the certs are designed to provide better insight into policing. >> it's to understand who the officers are. what they believe. what they say. but i think that it's their actions and words that speak for them. we are not in a position to interpret what they're doing. and we don't make an interpretation of what they're doing. >> they understand the knee for wanting the information to be public but says that i

i'm in an office. i can assure you this is the first time i've ever had an office. i used a smaller room in an office that was used for many other things in the past. that's a blessing, and i recognize that many people don't even have the ability to do what i'm doing. >> the governor says his family has tested negative, but they'll quarantine to be safe. the governor himself had no direct interaction with that chp officer. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff, beautiful, chilly, crisp day, but really beautiful outside. >> and a beautiful tree, jeff. >> thank you. thank you, yes. that cold weather out there and i thought i'd share my tree with all of you guys this year since we're working from home. it's normally in a different spot, but it was me, my partner darryl, and lucy decorating this weekend, and i got to give a lot of credit to my partner, darryl, who had a big hand in a lot of the placement of what you're seeing back there behind me. so thank you, darryl. he's watching in the other room, of course, nbc bay area. but really, though, i ju

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it's clear the officers in this case lied about the incident in their reports. they claim the music producer attempted to grab their weapons and that he resisted. the interior minister addressed the issue on french television. 5 s for the police officers to be suspended at the moment. the judiciary is investigating. as soon as we have all the facts, our order their dismissal as they put a stain on the uniform of the republic to me, shows it clearly file charges against the police officers. now the district attorney is investigating the office says for use of force on duty and false testimony. since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, belgium has been a monk. the nation is the hardest hit worldwide. scrambling to contain the virus that introduced new restrictions at the beginning of this month and ordered bars, restaurants, and non-essential shops to shut down. now however, belgium is trying to balance the need to contain the virus with allowing christmas and new year's celebrations. keeping patients alive from dusk till dawn, both former through nasa lexy

as a result, some offices are reviewing plans to reduce their office footprint by eliminating lease space and maximizing work and telework once the covid-19 public health emergency ends. >> the maximum telework environment has provided d.o.t. with the opportunity to test and implement relatively new and various methods of communicating with both large and small groups. maximum telework also presented ongoing challenges including adjusting to new team dynamics and limited access to office supplies and equipments and connectivity issues for some. several months into this new reality thousands of our employees are now teleworking full time and managers are experiencing how their organizations can function successfully under these conditions providing vital information for future decisions about our operations. the department has been successful at implementing maximum telework. d.o.t. has a wide array of workforce missions and has maintained a consistent level of productivity during the health emergency. thank you again for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss federal telewo

>>san francisco officers found themselves involved in 72 shootings. one of those was going with this i'm hoping now and they hear something in 2015 officers fired more than 20 shots at moria woods. >>just moments after they say he stabbed a woman one thing that me that you know before life that you will need to get in regard and those officers and marshals brooks with the anti-police terror project says monday's announcement should serve as a wake-up call for law enforcement stop killing us. >>right that there are new levels of accountability in levers of accountability and they've been running rampant, you know for quite sometimes the last be area officer to be convicted in a deadly shooting was bart officer johannes mehserle in the 2009 death of oscar grant. the san francisco police officers association responding with this statement saying in part quote the criminal justice system will allow for the facts surrounding this case to be disclosed. we are committed to ensuring that christopher and his family are supported during this difficult time. and

the sheriff's office released a statement reading and part, as law-enforcement officers, we are held the highest moral and ethical standards. this is a difficult time for our organization. however, our goal remains to provide the highest level of public safety to the residence of santa clara county. quite a challenge with two high- ranking officials under indictment, and the sheriff under a cloud of suspicion. >> their duty is to uphold justice and the law, and it is disheartening to hear that there is corruption were allegations of corruption. >> reporter: thomas moore's attorney released a statement that reads, tom moyer is innocent of the charges filed against him. he did nothing wrong and has asked with the highest integrity throughout his career. we have no doubt that he will be acquitted. >> what are the chances of the sheriff is ultimately indicted in this case? >> reporter: welcome we have to believe that if the district attorney had evidence, he had hard proof in his hands right now, she would already be indicted. the fact that she has not been charged suggests either that s

it's clear the officers in this case lied about the incident. in their reports, they claim the music producer attempted to grab their weapons and that he resisted . the interior minister addressed the issue on french television. have asked for the police officers to be suspended at the moment. the judiciary is investigating. as soon as we have all the facts are ordered the dismissal as they put a stain on the uniform of the republic to me, shows it clearly file charges against the police officers. now the district attorney is investigating the officers for use of force on duty and false testimony . the conflict between ethiopia, central government, and forces the 2 great people's liberation front is having a devastating effect on civilians. 3 weeks of fighting has displaced tens of thousands, many have fled to neighboring sudan where they end up in camps lacking even the most basic necessities reports from the sudan, ethiopia, border. we are at the u. n. camp called village, ate up to 12000 refugees live here under harsh conditions. running wate

officers. that's pretty much it in terms of specialized units so there is not a huge amount of specialized units at the bayview. what we do tend to do is supplement the bayview with our fellow officers. if we have a crime spike. other district station officers at times we have done that as well. we have supplemented them with overtime as as much as we can do that and afford to do that. and couple things with the deployment of shooting, around shootings. third street we don't have a whole lot of shootings on third street. [ standby ] >> -- and we just try to have visibility to cool things off. we will put a lot of officers in patrol in the neighborhood where those shootings are happening. you have to sometimes put officers out there to cool things off to people know that you're there, and that they just can't come in in a community and do what they want. it's labor intensive. that's why it takes so many of them to cover the same amount of ground as patrol cover in a car. like i said, ideally, we

more police officers effectively q. week teaching police officers not to escalate, but to de-escalate. but it is important for us not to let ourselves off the hook and think this is just a police problem because those shootings, that devaluation of life is part and parcel with a legacy of discrimination and jim crow and segregation that we are all responsible for. and if we are going to actually put an end to racial bias in the criminal justice system, we are going to have to work on doing something about racial bias in corporate america and bias in where people can buy homes. and that is a larger project in which the good news is all of us can take some responsibility, we can all do better on this front than we have been doing. host: the former president. what do you think? we wanted to get your thoughts on race in america today. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. at (202)lso text us 748-8003. justiceto change the system prevailed across the united states. george floyd

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committee fully correct the policpolice officer -- reject te police officers' contract. the negotiation is exactly what the p.o.a. wants. they lock in the lack of transparency and accountability through 2023 and sets them up to negotiate their contract in a mayoral election year, when they'll have more leverage. police officers are already grossly overpaid with the median sfpd cop salary making $190,236. over 60% higher than nurses and twice as much as city workers, who are providing real quality of life that prevent crime in our opportunity. p.o.a. contract gives sfpd two additional years of raises and this parity clause, which gives the p.o.a. any additional benefits earned by the city workers, like nurses, that called before. teachers, the other essential workers, it's an insult to the civil servants providing real, life affirming, community building care. please do the right thing. be on the right side of history. on tuesday, the most important election of our lifetime, san franciscans rejected violence, racism, bigotry, in the nation's highest office. we also voted

officer down. 1030, officer shot on springfield! officer shot on springfield. 1030!w! tell them to get up here! >> i immediately put my police officer uniform on. i put my bulletproof vest on and sprinted down to see what was going on. >> all perimeter units hold position. asking everybody to bring rifles if you're going out there. >> there are dozens of other officers starting to show up to the scene. most of them with rifles now, pointing them directly at the apartment. >> i'm still right there with breonna holding her, but at this point i got to do something so i called my mother. >> i picked up that phone, and i heard him screaming. you know, mama! he said, somebody's trying to break in. i think they hurt bre. i said, hang up with me and call 911. >> 911, operator harris. where is your emergency? >> i don't know what's happening. somebody kicked in the door and shot my girlfriend. >> okay, where are you located? >> i'm at 3003 springfield drive, apartment 4. my god. >> where was she shot at? >> i don't know. she's on the ground right now. help! oh, my god. help!

the officers say they hope this means people finally comprehend. just how bad the kubota situation is, if everybody's through what's happened, really, persons or in hospitals, maybe people to get more seriously in this because although the government's strategy seems to be working, since they reinforced measures took effect. belden is no longer in 1st place for the worst rate of new infections in europe. one of the world's most famous pop stars says she is going on strike. britney spears says she will not seeing or dance again. as long as her father retains control over her business affairs, this week the singer lost her latest court attempt to strip her father of the court appointed title. he has of being her legal and financial gardy. at the height of her career, she was one of the world's best selling artists. britney spears skyrocketed from teenage singing talent to a global icon in the late 1990 s. . but her personal life suffered in 2008 following her divorce and a child custody battle. she was hospitalized in a psychiatric ward. a california

part of a growing scandal at the sheriff's office. chriss win has the story. >> in santa clara county, the pay scheme is widening. >> it's a sad day when law enforcement officers commit a crime. >> under the sheriff, second in command at the sheriff's office is the latest person to be charged in the corruption probe involved ccw permits issued at the sole discretion of chief laurie smith. >> when they violate the law, that tarnishes the badge, the reputations and the effectiveness of all law enforcement agencies. >> some are accused of brokering a deal with the head of apple cyber security. in exchange for four ccw permits. apple says their personal investigation found no wrongdoing and moyer's attorney says the proposed ipad donation was unrelated to the application. >> it has nothing to do with nigh improprieties in the sheriff's department. he knows nothing about a bribery scheme. >> last week insurance broker was also indicted by a grand jury. to get a ccw permit, theda says he provided $6,000 worth of box tickets to a sharks-game

: the officer, chris samayoa. officer was in the front passenger seat of a patrol car. like him a video shows firing to the window, shattering the class and fatally wounding he was medially fire pick another years later the da is charging the officer with several crimes including voluntary manslaughter. involuntary manslaughter, assault by an executive officer, and negligent discharge of a firearm. >> this is our decision sent a message that i hope will be loud and clear, no one is above the law. >> reporter: the police officers association issued a statement, the, just system will allow for the facts surrounding the case to be disclosed. we are committed to ensuring that christopher and his family are supported during this difficult time and that he is according his due process rights and provide with a vigorous defense against these charges. just after the shooting the police union blasted the chief decision to fire, noting it only been on the job for four days. the police union also pointed out the officers wer

officer while on duty.will continue to follow this story. >>> the ox or bird english dictionary had a hard time for you choosing one word. according to the dictionary, the world accumulated a new collective vocabulary relating to the coronavirus at hyper speed. depending on the month, it quickly became a core part of our language. it was a brush fire season in january in australia and acquittal when president trumps impeachment trial ended. covid-19, lockdown, social distancing, and reopening , the phrase black lives matter exploded in june. >>> i don't know. my favorite were for 2020 is just ugh. >> it is ♪grocery outlet jingle do you have cheese? of course. more cheese for less chedar do you have kale? absolutly. more kale for less cabbage in our produce section. how about pizza?! yep... more pizza for less dough in the freezer section. now you're getting the hang of it. ♪grocrey outlet jingle >>> coming up at five, we will have much more as a fire temperatures the police officer is charged with homicide

while the city attorney's office was building the case against mr. hernandez, a contractor number two or three in the complaint. it did not have the facts by that day. incredibly, in may 28, 2020, works submitted a bid to be a subcontractor for a new project for the city a new multi-million dollar contract. they did this knowing the fbi had evidence mr. hernandez bribed city officials. the public, city officials and reporters rightfully asked. how can an indated contractor seek new work with the city? >> in that case the charging documents had admissions the fbi called as lies. such as that mr. hernandez said he only gave $20,000 worth of goods and services. he die understood several hundred thousand worth of services for a vacation home. we were able to use the admission of 20,000 and not sufficient to have him charged with a crime to seek de barment. if that were not in there, in the charging documents we would not have been able to prevent the works from continuing to seek work while the criminal charges were pending. mind you, most charging docum

that's part of the job of a true police officer 2020. that's the way it is. if you don't want to be killed or become a police officer, i think this is something which is, which is important. i know the world anti-doping agency has blasted the united states over a bill that could jail those involved in sports studies being except in u.s. domestic leagues wada as described. it is double standards and a free pass for professional and college athletes in america. and you do bring agency wishes to understand why this legislation excludes vast areas of u.s. support. in particular, the professional leagues and all college sport. it is not good enough for american sports. why is it fine for the rest of the world? washington's rolled out its latest offensive in the war on performance enhancing drugs. it's called the rod shank of act, the rather doping act of 2019 which strengthened the integrity of international sports competitions by imposing criminal sanctions on certain persons involved in international doping fraud. conspiracy. the act would green light washington

and this is a significant announcement from trauma in his last few days of office. and surprisingly, nothing on his twitter feed in the last few hours about it. but you'll remember back in 2016, when he ran for office, he was saying that he wanted to end america's involvement in endless wars, particularly those overseas, which he saw is just a drain on resources and on personnel. if you take afghanistan, it's been running for 19 years,, more than $2300.00. people have died there from the u.s., and it has cost the cording to the pentagon somewhere in the region of $193000000000.00. now this had been advertised. donald trump was keen to reduce troop numbers. you'll remember that back in 2018, he announced that he was withdrawing all american troops out of syria that led in part to the resignation of then defense secretary jim mattis. but the trumpet, ministration is trying to show that this isn't a rush decision. this hasn't been made just in the last few days that this is been under discussion for several months with many, many partners. and they finally took the dec

military presence in both countries before he leaves office. trump is doing this for political reasons and trying to fulfill a campaign promise. he's not told them all. you also got to keep in mind, he may substitute u.s. troops for private military contractors. the whole notion is for him to have all the troops next may. but then by then you may be into a biden administration, and the troop levels could go back up again. really depends upon commitments by the taliban and what have you and you've got to consider that a biden ministration given. the lead in neoconservatives may be jumping on board. his administration may pursue efforts to keep troops there. and even establishment republicans are calling for troops to remain in afghanistan and probably even in iraq a new bill going through the u.s. has been described as a power grab by american helping authorities by the world anti-doping agency. this legislation could allow the united states to create liability outside of its jurisdiction. earlier. my colleague andrew farmer spoke with artie's s

access to that officer.mmediate access with the dangerous situation where someone has a weapon. >> reporter: chief peterson contends last year and there were 12 arrests. no black student was arrested. in regards to mental health, few people are trained to restrain someone during crisis. >> i believe there is very strong community support for this program. it just wasn't represented on the task force. >> reporter: parent malcolm is on the task force and does not agree with the recommendations and says the report failed to mention a survey that showed overwhelming student support. >> and that task force member also says all six high school principals support the program. school board is set to vote on the recommendations tomorrow night. fremont's mayor has asked the school board for a joint meeting with the city council before a decision is made. >>> we have an update to a story we brought you last night about a teenager who felt threatened after making plans to put a black lives matter sign on dublin city pro

clearly filed charges against the police officers. now the district attorney is investigating the officers for use of force and duty and false testimony. lisa lewis joins me on the phone from the demonstration at plas, the public in paris. lisa, you've talked to people demonstrating once the general mood where you are. well as a lot of people have come here to say the biggest prize, you know, and the people calling my call is to you. people have been telling me that they're reading, writing about the security or specially and after what happened this week. again, people in the protected from police and they are saying that they want them and they can turn out that they're still there and that they need to be protected. all those old books hoping that that right here. you know, i don't think that can actually result in a lot of violence that quite scared of that. by the end of the demo, you know that the protest is not just about michelle's eclair score, said the victim of the police violence, but also about a new draft law. what can y

i thought imitated not been in that type of office ones i got into the office with my supervisor we boptd and i got a call from h.r. i got the position and i'm in. >> i have. >> we hired merry for 8 weeks and saw how she did she was only going to work 8 weeks but at the end question offered her a position part time. >> i have those traits it has been great working here my term of 5 weeks was pretty much like family supporting each other i feel like the mayors job program helped me to get in job without the jobs plus program i - i probably would have not even had a job. >> in her case she's a mother of two now going to school full-time and making it happen so if she can do it differently anyone that has a willingness to try at least try to make it can do it. >> those programs are amazing they're so important for young adults to really go out there and make a better future for themselves and despite not having a traditional - you can go out there based on the programs that's what they're for they want to help you succeed. >> we'll be committing to 25 jobs in the tech. >> the san franc

sergeant dorsey, you train officers.cers attacking a man in his own studio as far as we know without any proper cause, how do you react? well, it saddens me, but i'm not surprised. this is not something unique to the united states. great deference is given to the police officer's version of events, and thankfully now we have video which shows these officers were lying, and are all too willing to manufacture probable cause to put this young man injail. the french government is preparing a law which would ban people taking pictures of police in some circumstances if it is proved it is an malicious intent. we only know this incident because of the footage, because those officers were filmed. surely more footage is better than less 7 more footage is better than less? absolutely. and i hope your government will resend approving the global security law, because imagine had we not had the video that we've seen showing what actually occurred, it would be the officers‘s version, 3—4 of them versus michel zecler. and you know how

to being able to condemn the actions of violent offices. many believe the law which applies to both journalists and citizens will lead to a sense of impunity, of police at demonstrations that often turn violent. i know friends who are really scared to go to demonstrations because of the violence, the rubber bullets and the tear gas used by police. and the one thing that protects us is taking a video. the law wants to protect police officers so that they can hit people without consequence. journalist or journalists have been hit and injured by police, especially in the last couple of years. and until now, the police version of events could be question thanks to images and videos. campaigners here fear that the new security law could have a chilling effect on press freedom. they say that of citizens and journalists are dissuaded from filming the police. it may make it harder to hold certain officers to account. the french government, however, says the law is necessary to protect police officers in the line of duty. the country's largest polic

michel's, a clare filed charges against the police officers. now the district attorney's investigating the officers for use of force on duty and false testimony from the paris french president. we heard describe the incident as an unacceptable attack and asked the french government to come up with proposals to fight against discrimination. what could that mean? well, he's talking about, you know, released devilish ing the link between the population and the government. he talks in his facebook post of, you know, the yes that he would protect the police against attacks, but also that the population needed to be protected. apparently the government is now working on a possible improvements of that security law that was mentioned in the report which would limit the broadcasting of images of the police. we don't know yet what it exactly means, how the government wants to protect people against discrimination against racism. but what's clear is that the latest laws that are being put on the table, not only the security alone, but also another one, c

warsaw play said several offices had been injured. thousands to fight a pandemic related band to take part in the event. that 11 is celebrated as independence day in poland. hong kong's pro-democracy law makers have resigned on mass following a move by the territories government to disqualify 4 of them. the decision came off, the china's parliament passed a resolution which allows hong kong's beijing back to later carry land to expel legislators without going through the courts. this is the tip of the news from berlin. you can follow us on twitter and instagram at t w news or visit our website that's found they w dot com as americans poles on this veterans day to remember the men and women who paid the ultimate price for their country. 2 men stood at attention. joe biden, the president elect, poised to take power, and donald trump, the u.s. president, unprepared to relinquish his tonight the nation's split screen reality that could merge into a constitutional crisis. i'm burgo from berlin. this is the day it looked as if the 1st week

office of the president is. and access to people who have served in these positions as well as the briefing essays we have done. we talk when requested with people from transition teams. but really, we are a resource for the transition teams to work with. host: it seems like a huge undertaking to transition to a new presidency. give us an idea on the scope of the individual agencies that need to be covered. karen: it is a huge undertaking. starting with personnel, there are over 4000 positions a new president may fulfill, including 1200 that need to be confirmed by the u.s. senate. when the president leaves the white house, everything leaves the west wing. computer hard drives, files, everything. during the inauguration, they take everything and reinstall computer systems and things like that. so when the new white house staff shows up, they face empty rooms, empty computers, and have to start from scratch. what the transition project tries to do as well as legislation that has been passed is to try to ease the

: the officer, chris samayoa. he was in the front passenger seat of a patrol car, body camera video shows and firing through the window, shattering the glass, and fatally wounding he was immediately fired, now, three years later the da is charging the officer with several crimes, including voluntary manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter, assault by the executive officer, and negligent discharge of a firearm. >> this is our decision sends a message that i hope will be loud and clear, no one is above the law. >>> the police officers association issued this statement, saying they will allow for the facts surrounding the case to be disclosed. we are committed to ensuring that christopher and his family are supported during this difficult time, and that he is according his due process rights it provided with a vigorous defense against these charges. just after shooting the police union blasted the chief decision to fire samayoa, noting it only been on the job for four days. the police also pointed out the officers wer

administration takes office. it is important to preserve the scope for talks with iran, so that the dispute over iran's nuclear program can be resolved through negotiations . we therefore urge all parties to refrain from any steps that could lead to a further escalation of the situation. by himself even said he's, considering diplomacy would offer to run a credible pause to diplomacy. if iran returns to strict compliance with the nuclear deal, the united states would rejoin the agreement as a starting point for following negotiations. with our allies, we will work to strengthen and extend the nuclear deals provisions while also addressing other issues of concern. while iran definitely has plenty of concerns, especially after a 2nd top official, was assassinated in just one year. but who knows, maybe washington's new look could rebuild the ruins of the j. c.p.o. a and even under a biden administration. that their purpose, the u.s. foreign policy in the middle east is to regain hedge of money over the entire region