those stories the minneapolis star tribune is reporting that investigation by the city's office of police conduct review has found that minneapolis police officers have repeatedly requested over the past three years that hennepin county medical responders sedate people using the powerful tranquilizer ketamine at times over the protests of those being drugged and in some cases when no apparent crime was committed while officially used first starting in maintaining anesthesia ketamine also goes by the alias special k. and is highly popular in the raven club scene this is so short of a fax and full body high and oh yes it's so also widely used as a date rape drug so the police were ordering him t's to inject citizens with a date rape drug that is the world we're living in according to their policy had a hand up in health care staff could administer ketamine if a patient is profoundly agitated on able to be restrained or a danger to themselves but according to the star tribune the report states that in many cases the individual being detained or arrested was not only handcuffed but strapped down on a

well according to the draft report that was written by the office of police conduct which is part of the division of the department of civil rights for minneapolis. cases in two thousand and twelve number three and last year they went up to sixty two and so there has been a significant increase in the use of ketamine for folks who have encountered e.m.t. as well as the minneapolis police department. we are outraged that this has been going on that it's just now coming to the surface and we are demanding accountability it is absolutely outrageous that people who have not been committed a crime or who are in serious danger are being drugged. by medical murray by medical emergency responders. at the request of police officers i mean that is just absolutely outrageous and as you said this is america. and i know what i know about ketamine and especially and sort of you tyrrel you brought up about you know in party culture and all that is that it is incredibly dangerous it is an incredibly dangerous drug to experiment with and if you don't know someone's medical history all of that in a si

28-officers in the town of ocampo /oh- cahm-poh/.last thursday, an unknown gunman shot mayoral candidate fernando angeles juarez.some of the officers later confronted state police, who came to conduct routine check unrelated to the killing. all of the officers were detained yesterday. (ken)coming up :her sidewalk confrontation with an eight year old black girl eher the nickname "permit patty" more on the controversy that is going viral. behaving badly> (vicki)and next: a man is behind bars after shooting two california firefighters... killing one. why police say the suspect was targetting first responders. (lawrence)ten at ten (ken) a 45-year-old fire captain was killed and another firefighter was injured-- after they were shot early this morning...(vicki)it happened at a senior housing facility in long beach... firefighters discovered a fire at one building with some windows blow

of the car and the officers rams into him, knocking him to the ground. the suspect suffered scrapes and bruises. in a statement the police department says, "this video sfrn the kind of conduct would expect from the officers." state authority determining if criminal charges should be brought against that officer. >>> it was an emotional day in parkland, florida. graduation for the senior class at marjory stoneman douglas high school. those being honored included four seniors who were among the 17 people killed in thes shooting on february 14th. an among the speakers was "the tonight show" host jimmy fallon. >> when something feels hard, remember that it gets better. choose to move forward. don't let anything stop you. >> fallon also told the students that they had started a movement, not just in florida, not just in america, but throughout the world. >>> still ahead, we haven't seen first lady melania trump since early may. but could something happen today to change that? at gillette for. i bet i'm the first blade maker you've ever met. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making our thinnest longest lasting blades on the market. precision machinery and high quality ma

police auditor acknowledged the flaw. >> i think the criticism is fair. i think the use of statistics rather than -- percentages rather than numbers, i can seem. >> reporter: the police officers association believes ziser's conduct rises to the level of misconduct. he disagrees. in a phone interview with abc7 news, he said a revised report should address the credit. is. >> i immediately committed to making the changes, and i've done so. worked closely with the chief and his office to understand the concerns so that our changes were responsive. >> reporter: noting that zisser has made a revision, the mayor says that he and the council will discuss at tuesday's meeting whether any further action is needed. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> aaron zisser is a former civil rights attorney and became san jose's independent police officer last fall. >>> petaluma employs are investigating the -- police are investigating the death of a man shot at a ranch on lakeville highway at a cock fight. one person shot him, maybe two. his nareleased. >>> the bishop overseeing leadership moves is responding to fallout today. bishop mirnerva carcagno says s current pastors are being reassigned, not removed. the b

police officers in this country. >> johnson was charged with suspicion of disorderly conduct and hindering. jamie yuccas, cbs news, mesa, arizona. >>> the husband of designer kate spade said she suffered from depression. spade died in an apparent suicide. in a statement andy spade said kate suffered from depression and anxiety for many years. she was actively seeking help and working closely with her doctors to treat her disease, one that takes far too many lives. spade's body was discovered tuesday. her husband said spade was taking medication. they had been living separately for ten months, but he said they spoke or saw each other every day and that there was no warning she would do this. >>> six children burned by the volcanic eruption in guatemala have been flown to the united states for treatment. they landed in galveston early this morning. in guatemala, at least 99 people were killed by sunday's eruption and 32 are missing. entire villages are buried in ash and lava. residents say it happened in a matter of minutes. more than 12,000 people have been evacuated. rain and new lava flows

of the deadly october wildfires. it conducted improper maintenance of its equipment and properties. the brockovich tangled with pg&e before. >>> no such thing as a routine traffic stop for police officers. a union city police officer was involved in a gun battle with teenagers. it happened shortly before midnight. the officer tried making a traffic stop on east street and railroad avenue. the people in that car fired gunshots at the cop and he shot back. officers eventually caught three teenagers, and one was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound. two of them were 16 years old. the other 15. this morning, streets in the area were closed and amtrak's capital corridor trains canceled stops at the hayward station. >>> homophobic flyers in a park and it's captured the attention of the city council. marianne favro has more on what st city leaders are doing about it. >> reporter: several flyers were found hire at mitchell park on father's day. they've since been removed. one was put up in a restroom. it criticized palo alto libraries for displaying books about lbgtq issues. >> i don't think we can prevent this, but what we can do is respond as soon as it happens. indicating to the publi

of police misconduct. the thing that is really surprising to me is twofold. one of course you have a lot of police officers who actually agree that this conduct is wrong, is badare often silenced within the department. they are often made to feel afraid, to actually speak out about it. i think that's something that's very important for us to understand because there really are a lot of people we should be happy about on police forces because they want to do the right thing and they want to behave in the right way. and the second is this fact that there is so much discretion in terms of what force is necessary because it's extremely subjective in the moment. >> right. >> and so what police officers often say is our jobs are so dangerous and there are so many of these situations that flip on us on a dime, we have to have this broad discretion to make these decisions in the moment. now, put aside what we view of that because obviously these videotapes suggest that we should have deep concerns about if nothing else both how are we training police officers, because deescalation many of these videos when i see these videos and sitting and seeing these types of vide

of stolen property has been recovered by police. investigators are working to locate the owners of the items. stolen goods include jewelry, power tools, electronic devices. all of it was recovered last week while officers were conducting a probation compliance search at a home on laguna vista drive in nevada. if you think your property may be among these items there is a website you can go to and we posted a link. you will find it on our website, ktvu.com. >>> a new transportation craze is sparking government oversight. san francisco recently removed -- removed scooters until lawmakers approved a permitting process. now san jose is following suit. >> reporter: midday and san jose. pedestrians using the new way to get from here to there. writing motorized scooters. >> i just wanted to give this a try. >> reporter: a smart phone unlock them and users are charged by the mile and amount of time. this seems like a eureka moment, but bad press puts the devices in a bad light. >> too many scooters are being written on the sidewalks by helmetless riders weaving in and out and the scooters are being left in places and some of them block building entrances and ramps and such. complaints have reached santa rosa where leaders are

montgomery county police department however feel differently at first they questioned the office authenticity of the footage and then they defended their actions saying that they only conducted the raid after receiving calls from quote concerned parties when they were asked for the need for weapons the police captain said that the decision to draw weapons depends on the officer and the circumstances but as for manning her friend says she saved but she's also asked to give manning some more space but to provide some statistics these raids sometimes don't end very well and twenty eight hundred loan officer shot dead sixty four people and it's definitely suspicious that it's happened to chelsea manning who's been on the government's radar for quite some time now. from washington d.c. . germany's refugee agency is being investigated for corruption it's accused of offering asylum for bribes chancellor merkel has now also been dragged into the scandal with claims she was aware of the problems but they did nothing to reform the organization our europe correspondent peter oliver reports from berlin. as the cash for asylum investigation into the german federal office for migration an

conduct an investigation into the crash. >>> a photo that went viral on twitter yesterday has oakland police now investigating one of their own officers. a viewer sent us this photo, it appears to show an oakland police officer sleeping in his car. it is unclear when it was taken, but oakland police tweeted that the department has identified the officer in that photo and that he was not suffering from a medical emergency. the department adds that it expects its officers to be awake and aware when on the job. >>> hundreds of east bay residents are back in their homes after a fast moving fire came close to their neighborhood. fire crews battled the fast moving grass fire in concord yesterday afternoon into the night. the fire is now 85% contained. it burned close to 270 acres and crews were able to save hundreds of homes. two subdivisions had to be evacuated. >> i saw the flames coming right over there. >> i started running to my grand marks i get her. we get in the car. as soon as you walk outside though, it was just like something from a movie. >> witnesses tell us that a white pickup truck with mechanical problems was backfiring crea

conduct. the mesa police chief says he's changing the department's use of force policy by will restrict when officersan strike a suspect in the head. >>> two of scott pruitt's top aides have now resigned. both got hefty pay raises despite objections from the white house and both were caught up in recent scandals surrounding their boss who is the subject, by the way, of a dozen ethics investigations. now, despite the scandals president trump had nothing but praise for pruitt during a briefing at fema headquarters. >> thank you, scott, very much. epa is doing really, really well and, you know, somebody has to say that about you a little bit. you know that, scott. >> during that same briefing you see the first lady there, melania trump making her first public appearance since her hospital stay for a kidney condition. the president called it a little rough patch for his wife. >> alligators are a common sight in florida especially now during mating season but even with all that experience this eight-foot gator gave trappers quite a challenge. they load it on to a truck when the gator head butts one knocki

officers and community while simply loving his job. before joining the police force, officer christy served in the united states navy where he earned a number of accolades, including the navy good conduct medal and the global war on terror service medal. he carried this excellent work with him from the navy over to the police force. in one mission he rescued a child who was abducted and abandoned in the woods. his fellow officers always wanted to work with officer christy because of his calming presence and their respect for his work. officer christy's passing is a reminder to us all of the danger officers must endure when they go to work to keep us and our families safe. i encourage everyone to thank our first responders on a daily basis. not only the times when we need them the most. to officer christy and his family, we offer our deepest condolences. thank you for your service. may god bless. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized

officers, and in the case of new york, counterterrorism officials to major newspapers out of precaution until they understand the nature of the threat and what the motivation was. the police department here told us they had just conducted a drill earlier this week. in america, police department's of becoming so used to active shooter situations that they havehe response and to really an science. it really was impressive that officials said that emergency responders were able to get here in as little as 60 seconds. laura: what is the reaction of people you up been speaking to their in annapolis about the targetincoof their local unity newspaper? know, laura,ou this has come as a shock to people. the editor of this paper, he said that he is devastated and heartbroken. he has said that he wants everyone to know how dedicated e reporters here are day in and day out, working for very litt, just doing this out of a passion for their we also heard from several of the congressmenro and leaders this area, paying tribute to the families and those injured, those who passed away, and the bravery of the journalists for the work they do every day. that president trump has been brees and he offered his thoughts and prayers to those h

officers used excessive force and discriminated against him because he is black. >> 12 minutes he was left sitting or laying on the ground after being abused. this kind of conduct must stop. >> the policenth but has not commented on the lawsuit. milwaukee's mayor says he hopes the lawsuit will be a turning point and help improve relations. >>> one of the stars of black panther honored the hero of the deadly waffle shooting. this is going to live in your house. >> he had no idea he would be getting a chadman trophy. oakland native ryan coogler directed "black panther." >>> cutting down on theft and apartment lobby >>> three-month old baby bald eagle that fell out of its nest is at a rehabilitation hospital in the east bay. leslie brinkley was there as doctors examined. >> one little bruise, h bruise,h lucky. >> reporter: lucky. to lindsey wildlife experience in walnut creek yesterday evening >> the wing around the bruise seems okay. >> reporter: the white bandages on for protection. >> hit a branch on the way down. at that point decided to put it back in the nest. we elected to give subcutaneous fluids. and he got calories and hand fed him some mice. >> reporter: lucky thought the mice

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been conducting its own reverse staying on called repost where the undercover filming took place the idea of a roasting is laughing all simply because it's like being caught speeding by a police officer and telling him i was just in your car. so that makes no sense it's a very poor defense of what was on paper and other media companies have said the tapes are doctored doesn't throw the full picture or what it shows is quite damning i'm not surprised that. it has not received the kind of play that the conductors of the sting would have wished eight given the antecedents of the journalist and b. the way the whole thing was set up i see only targeting a political view i'm not surprised that it got the kind of place. this is passion that indian media outlets can be bought is not new so for many postings simply confirmed what they had long suspected i needed so i didn't already problematic time for indian journalism in the four years of the new interim government polarization across the media has grown more extreme the voices. the hounding of journalists by online mosque which struck self-censorship. the killings of journalists especially in smaller cities away from the spotlight of delhi

conducted between 9:00 tonight and 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. the final phase will be the impolicemenation of a system. >>> hiring more police officers. according to "the examiner" $21 million for three police academy classes. the goal is to add 250 more to the force in the next four years. advocacy groups want that had money spent on programs that address the causes of crime. they cite a report that says there's no justification for these new hires. >> getting some extra protection from the elements. today the b.a.r.t. board is expected to approve building canopies around all the entrance s at several stations. b.a.r.t. is building these coverings over the escalators at this entrance to the station and they're working on another one at the civic center station. now those should be open in the fall. "the chronicle" is reporting the new proposed canopies wouldn't be finished until 2025. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. temperatures on the peninsula. 50 in menlo park. palo alto at 50. some of the cooler temperatures up around santa rosa, 47. 57 in hayward. a look at your commute this morning. w

. >> mesa police are also conducting an internal investigation on another separate incident from last month. two officers on administrative leave for their use ofected of armed robbery. >> whirl are the guns at? where is the gun. >> i don't have no gun. no gun. >> where's the gun? >> no gun. no gun. no gun. >> we saw you in the video with the gun. >> no gun. >> where's the gun? >> where is the gun. >> that teen did not have a gun on him, according to police, but one was found later in a backpack. he has been charged with armed robbery and aggravated assault. so we have six officers from one department on leave for use of force investigations. the mesa police chief is planning to hold a news conference to address both situations coming up in the next hour. shep? >> shepard: alyssa acuna, thank you. top of the hour headlines just moments away. ♪ ♪ try new alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. ♪ oh, what a relief it is! red lobster's lobster & shrimp hesummerfest is back!h. get all the lobster and shrimp you crave, together in so many new ways. there's new cedar plank seafo

police force. this is about the conduct of individual officers on a particular night.i've come back to find out what is being done to address anger. this area became the epicentre of violence that night. and despite efforts by the police to rebuild relations, what remains is a lasting reminder of what happened to rashan charles. when someone asks me why i don't trust police i tell them, rashan's why, isn't it? ifeel the pain inside. the disorder had been building for months. according to this community activist who helped to organise protests. ijust wantjustice. but setting your own community alight, smashing shops, that's not the way, is it? i'm not condoning, see when people are grieving i'm notjudging them for how they are grieving, you know what i'm saying? but i'm saying there's more productive ways. the police accept rashan's death has since left tensions between them and some local people. there are other areas in hackney that i would say we need to work a lot harder at in building those relationships with young people and some minority communities. i love it, l

police officer spotted the dodge charger and waiting for backthe of the ash. >> we have no information whether or not they were in high pursuit, they were normal speeds. >> reporter: the coroner conducted an autopsy of the woman, but has not determined whether she died from the crash, the fire or a combination of both. the names of everyone involved has not been released, the kidnapper could receive many charges as a result. >> a big intersection, but lucky that no one was hurt. henry, i know they were saying this was not a random act, they all knew each other, but is there any talk about a possible motive?>> i asked that of police, they said they were not ready to talk about it, the investigation is still ongoing.>>> a suspected air force deserter who vanished 35 years ago was living under an assumed name, william howard hughes junior, tracked down through a fake identity fraud investigation, the office of special investigations says he was arrested on wednesday in daly city, he reportedly told authorities that he was depressed about being in the air force, and decided to leave. he was last seen withdrawing money from a bank in new mexico in 1983, he is being held at travis air force

of evidence that we compile to assure ourselves that these are individuals who really deserve to be enjoined. most gang injunctions have over 100 police officer declarations detailing the police incidents the gang conduct occur anything the safety zone. we have an individual police officer who served as expert to give an overall voice how the gang operates and gives opinion members regarding the members to be enjoined. we include safety zones and maps. when we brought the case, the safety zone was 60 blocks. it was 60 blocks. a very intrepid parallelling in our office took in response to the court's question plotted each incident of crime occurring. all but a handful of lots had been affected by the crime at the time. we have a supervisor fewer mentioned six gangs in four neighborhoods, oakdale mol as as mal, -- oakdale mall. kop was dismissed. in the mission then dbg and visitation valley. so i said the injunctions can always be modified around altered. how can the individual member seek to be removed from the gang injunction? three ways. one, seek an opt out from the san francisco city attorney's office. that is a method not a court filing. it is reaching out to our office to explain why the individu

police chase on interstate 80, where officers were able to arrest him.>>> inside the vehicle, there was evidence of a firearm. because of that, we ended up having to search the freeway, just to conduct a thorough investigation. >> interstate 80 was reopened by about 8:00 this morning, the highway patrol has not released the name of the suspect. >>> police in richmond reaching out to the homeless, as they work to clear out another encampment. the police department sent a mental health officer to make sure that people get the proper care they need. but as paul chambers tells us, not everyone thinks enough is beindo to help. >> for months now, a small group of people have lived in this homeless encampment at 22nd street and carson boulevard in richmond. >> you can't leave her things or you won't have anything if you come back. we met as people tried to quickly packtheir belongings, some onlookers felt their pain. >> it takes me back to when i was homeless, i feel for them, but you know, they've got to make up their minds that they want better, and they deserve better. we met and to give those who want better a better chance, they stepped in. >> i asked some committee members here if th

offic. investigation was conducted, complaint to the michigan state police. given what we know now of this investigation could potentially have prevented the abuse. what could have been done differently? as h we looked at that in hindsightt in 2016 there were things that might have been warning signs but i think at the time, given the information available to the investigator, they did their best to. >> in response to the lawsuit filed usa gymnastics argued that didn't have the legal obligation to alert other employers about his abuse including michigan state university and given a notice that they had bee have bn raised about athlete safety to prevent abuse like hindsight could have been the other case and other concerns have been raised about the conduct of an employee. >> the policy has been changed. michigan state hired a federal prosecutor to insist that its investigation of athletes abuse and this will be used to make policy recommendations for the nsuniversity going forward why s it being kept internal andanif e public? >> if i might go back over something i said earlier -- >>

conducting their own independent investigation. so for example, if we have a ng,tin officer involved shooting, it would not be uncommon within 20 minutes of a shooting to see the police department out there, to see the internal affairs out there, to see the district attorney's out there, but you would also see d.p.a. out there, well, if there's a death, you would see the medical examiner out there, conducting five separate -- up to five separate investigations for the same incident, each with a different slightly shifted lane of jurisdiction but with overlapping facts and different out comes. and to make it more clear, let's say you have an officer involved shooting, and you're focusing -- most people are going to focus on the suspect that shot the gun, but an agency like mine would also be looking at how many officers were called to that scene, how many were called to the scene, who shot? how many bullets were shot? what kind of training did those officers get, and was it the best training that would enable them to react the way they did when that incident took place. it's the independance that's so important, as well. >> supervisor fewer: so you would bring your re

police in novato. now investigators are working to locate the owners of all these items. the stolen goods include jewelry, power tools and electronic devices. the items were recovered last week while officers were conductingliance search at a home on laguna vista drive in novato. if you think your property could be among these items, there's a website you can go to and we have posted a link to that. you will find it at ktvu.com. just look under web links. >>> police in martinez are looking for two robbers who held up an electronics store but what's unusual here is that one of the suspects forced the lone store employee to give him his shirt and went out to help a customer. ktvu's henry lee reports on this bizarre situation. >> reporter: yeah, it is unusual, frank. that robber so comfortable that he took the time to wait on that customer. now, i have learned that that may not be the first time this man has paid the store a rift. these are surveillance photos showingle -- showing the two men who robbed the at&t store in martinez on monday night. this man walked in first. he was then joined by the second man, who said he had a gun. >> he walked right up to the at&t worker and said, let's go into the back. i

of attacking a man riding a muni bus on 8th street near mission. both attacks happened last moment. >>> happening in the north bay, don't be alarmed if you see armed police officers and emergency vehicles. >> they are conducting active shooting response training. that training is today from 7:00 until 4:00 in the afternoon at sir francis drake high school. san marin police say there will be loud noises and shouting and do not call 911 if you see emergency response at that school. a second training will be held on thursday. >>> less than a week after a roller coaster derails, another one gets stuck. this time leaving riders 200 feet in the air. >>> countdown to pride. the event to get the party started and raise money for a good cause. >> i'll have that forecast coming up. i think you're going to like it. first a beautiful shot of the east bay hills. you can see the cloud deck bouncing up against it. today only san francisco is average. average. everybody else is going to be head out, 51 in daly city, pacifica 52, half moon bay on the bayside of the peninsula upper 50s. pretty much the same thing everywhere else thanks to cloud cover homogenizing, santa rosa 52 for our extreme. only an 8 degrees spread. you ca

conducted. until now in 2018. and the city attorney said we did it every year, work with the police officers closely, and they did in 2009, 2013, and no evidence of that in the records. i am sure if you look at the city attorney's records of any major sifrl case, they -- of a civil case, t will have damn good records. that is what they do. there is no record of that in this 5,000 documents that they provided to the aclu. so i question that whether or not if they haven't done that review and why should we trust them with the power to ban people to decide and who can go and who has to leave. and probably one of the most powerful things that the city attorney said worked and know they look at the felony convictions before and after and i pointed out in the last 10 years and reduction of 40% of fall in felonies. maybe it worked for all of san francisco because the same statistic is true of all of san francisco. and that is the only proof they have had? with the millions of dollars that they have in their budget? they didn't pay $10,000 to study this? any time we institute a new program in the public defender's office where the pretrial release unit t

doctor larry nasser referred to the university office investigation was conducted in the complaint was reported to the michigan state police they said no violation of the sexual harassment policy of the university. given what we know now that could have prevented her view so why did they not uncover abuse and what you have been done differently? >> the case involved in adult as i understand it not an allegation of penetration. it was referred to the msu police to the prosecuting attorney and there was no charge. hindsight in 2016 clearly there were things that may have been warning signs but at the time the information available to the investigator they did their best to deal with it fairly. >> in response to the lawsuit filed in michigan usa gymnastics argued it did not have a legal obligation to alert other employers about doctor larry nasser abuse including michigan state university given other employers concerns that have been raised about athlete safety so do you believe have an obligation to report? >> yes the policy has been changed to reflect that. >> michigan state hired a formal federal prosecutor kurt to assist with the athlete abuse thi

of the chicago police officers, but i didn't have the author to discipline them. i can only make a recommendation to a civilian board. i was accountable for the investigation that was conductedce and i have the actual testimony of rahm emanuel's attorney lying to the council and telling them them -- without telling the city council that there was an agreement not to release the video. the cover-up of that case happened exclusively in city hall. that's public record. there was something like 6,000 emails that went back and forth regarding mcdonald and i was on one and it was after i was fired. i can only make one step, to put that on paid desk duty by illinois state law. wasn't in charge of the investigation, wasn't in charge of the discipline, didn't hide the video, that was solely on city hall. >> martha: we are short on time because of the summit but i just want to ask you what do you want to do to save your city? you've heard that this is a revenge move on your part and you say that is absolutely not so. >> absolutely not true. i had adopted this city and the city has adopted me. i have been here for almost eight years now. i have a 19-month-old son who i don't want him t

office. an investigation was conducted. a complaint was reported to michigan state police. it concluded no violation of the sexual harassment policy of the university. given what we know now, this investigation could have prevented a lot of abuse. why do you think it did not uncover abuse and what do you think could have been done differently? >> the case involved an adult -- as i understand it, not an allegation of penetration. to thereferred to police prosecuting attorney to which there was no charge. as we have looked at that, in hindsight, in 2016, there were clearly things that might have been warning signs. thehe time, given information that was available to the investigator, they did their best to deal with this fairly. >> the response to a lawsuit filed in michigan, usa gymnastics argued it did not have an obligation to alert other employers about dr. nasser's abuse including michigan state university and others. given others employers notice that concerns had -- giving others employers notice that concerns had been raised could have prevented abuse. do you believe employers have an obligation

office. an investigation was conducted and complaint was reported to michigan state police t.concluded no violation of sexual harassment policy at the university. given what we know now of this investigation, could have potentially prevented a lot of abuse. why do you think did not uncover a lot of abuse and what could have been differently? >> the case involved an adult individual with as i understand it not an allegation of penetration. it was referred by the msu police to the prosecuting attorney for which there was no charge, and as we've looked at that in hindsight in 2016, there were clearly things that might have been warning signs but at the time given the information that was available to the investigator they did their best to deal with this fairly. >> okay. and the response to a lawsuit filed in machine mish, usa gymnastics argueding it did not have a legal obligation to alert other employees about dr. nassar's abuse news michigan state university and others. given other employers notice that concerns had been raised, giving other employers that these concerns were raised, like hindsight co

office handling it in conjunction with the local police. the mayor, the police department. your cooperation with federal agencies like the atf to be able to come in in terms of weapons analysis, investigation and they help conduct interviews. you have resources supplementing a scene like this. it's very important. they are good at this. they are good at doing shooting cases, active shooters were identifying suspect, trying to determine who else was involved. there is a healthy interest in trying to get this identified and get some specifics and get some of the investigation details locked down in terms of the forensics and that's why the crime scene is going to be so important to be able to get almost ballistics, get the casings can anything left behind but are telltale signs to kind of recreate the scene and who they are dealing with. >> jesse: to other things strike me as odd. he was unloading the the roundd there was a dramatic pause in these memos stop shooting and everyone was struck by that pause. was he reloading? was there a psychological moment he had? i don't know what that means. the fact that the people, reporters and editors, have not been on social media, have not been sharing the details. was the

police chief -- donn peterson says...the arresting officer in the video -- janelle jackson... was working with the california department of alcoholic beverage control -- to enforce underage drinking laws.chief donn peterson:"when they conductedbased upon that, it did appear that several of the occupants of the vehicle were intoxicated and underage. and so, you know my part here is to do a fair and objective analysis of everything that occurred."alonso luna -- who tells us she's 20-years-old -- now threatening legal action. but the u-p-d chief says -- there's more video out there -- which could possibly shed light on the entire situation as a whole...chief donn peterson:"i think that right now though, at this stage, it's just way too soon to - what i would say is the video that's posted on social media - the one that i saw - started quite a long ways after the incident began, so it's not inclusive of everything. and i think to judge one way or the other would be completely inappropriate" (vicki) that was marissa papanek reportng. the police chief says he's not yet releasing information on the additional videos. he says the arrest and all available video is being investigated -- in both independent and internal reviews. the wo