p.d. and the d.p.h. signed an m.o.u. it sets up december -- sunsets did he tell '19, and that was referred to earlier. that references to d.p.h. helps us out on critical incidents, and we are currently working on an m.o.u. that will morph into a greater partnership with the department of public health. so get into next slide, which describes our programs, currently, we teach a 40 hour crisis intervention training program. very comprehensive. we bring in people from the department of public health, from the private but nonprofit sector, all dealing with those struggling with mental health issues. we bring in consumers, we bring in anybody that can have a criteria. at the end of the program, the officer graduates with a pin that they can wear on their uniform, signifying that they've graduated the class. we've trained 47.2% of patrol. we have a class taking place, and we have one more class scheduled this year, and we go into 2019 awhere we have eight more classes scheduled. perour departmen

p.d. issue department bulletin to outline the full range of community resources for officers assisting residents in crisis. i talked about the old one we have, and lieutenant molina, the officer in charge of this unit, is updating that. again we want to place it in a cheat sheet for the officers to have. this will be a new and updated -- new updated, one. we have an old one, but all the numbers and many of the locations have changed. recommendation nine was p.d. partner with an academic institution to assess and review our c.i.t. training program. i actually reviewed a -- the survey created by palo alto university professor that we're going to use in house to survey the police officers to determine what they think. it was pretty lengthy, and we told them they'd get a pretty low measure, but it's about 33%. p.d. to issue surveys to officers who completed the 40 hour training to determine which modules worked best, and again, we're working with palo alto university with that. we do a preeval

some of them had door-to-door by the p.d. and tried to clear them ou.got notification through news, radio and through the activation through the cell phones and whatnot. >> reporter: so the red cross brought in cots so people could get some sleep. they are working to get them a warm breakfast. now they are hoping to get news. they're hoping that news will be that they can go home sometime this morning. this press conference is scheduled to start around 6:45. stay with us. we will get you the latest information. we know a lot of people out there anxious to get an update on this situation. reporting live in pittsburg, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, amy. 30 minutes ago we spoke to matt keller. he was at an evacuation center at the pittsburg bay point bart station. >> that evacuation center is now being moved over to los madonnis. matt has moved over there and joins us. hi, matt. >> reporter: hi alexis and reggie. five miles from the bay point bart station. you can go inside and see what they are doing. they are setting up. they have a lot of ts

and i see in my binder it's missing the p.d. recommendation, but i did receive it. do you have it? so i'm going to pass the copy around. it just says no issues at this time >> we do have the support of the castro merchants association, rafael mandelman, and assembly man chiu. >> hi. >> thanks for coming here today. i'm just curious, why are you not going for a full place of entertainment license rather than just a -- >> at this point, we're satisfied with a limited entertainment license. >> okay. so you just want to go until 10:00 -- >> yeah. >> even though your bar is still open until 2:00? >> yeah. >> okay. >> i also don't think they're zoned for the p.o.-2 in that corridor. >> okay. great. it sounds like you're the main person or family -- it sounds like the main person or family that's bothered by the noise are directly up stairs from you, is that right? >> they're two tenants but only the front part of our location affects the tenants. the back part, the tenants do not live over that location. >> so it's the tron tenants that face the -- front tenants that face the street that

the case bounced from the p.d. to the orange county sheriff's department where before long it became a case to avoid. killer. until five years after his brother's murder when david jessee met a detective named tom dove who said he'd picked up the case. >> i said, oh, really? i said, that's a great. let me ask you a question. yeah. what are you going to do? you going to get my case for three, four, five months a year and then move up? become a sergeant or something and move on? and tom said to me, listen, buddy. nobody likes me in my department. he said, i'm not going nowhere. he says i got five years to put in your brother's case and then i retire and i'm out of here. he said, but i'll give it my all. i will give everything to this case that i have. i looked over at him, and i said you're the man. >> what david didn't know but clearly sensed was that detective tom dove was the real deal, a legendary law man who seemed to have stepped out of his own prime time drama. >> there wasn't a whole lot to go on. there wasn'

he previously worked in the -- for the pleasanton p.d. jared was born and raised in the sunset district of san francisco. his mother was a dispatcher for the city and retired in 2015. he, too, has numerous captain commendations while serving on s.f.p.d. i also want to thank the san francisco fire department and support from the red cross and h.s.a. for displaced neighbors. colleagues, both officers are dedicated, hard-working officers who serve as role models for officers at richmond station, and i am beyond honored they are serving in my district and my residence. on behalf of my 88,000 residents, i would like to extend our deepest appreciation and gratitude for the heroism and putting their own well being at risk to ensure the well being of our neighbors. officers, thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you very much for the recognition. i do feel it was something that any police officer in san francisco would have done, but we do greatly appreciate it, and i am glad that we were able to make a difference for the people inside of th

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collapsing but voters are also rejecting the traditional opposition yes p.d. and are turning to smaller parties instead such as the greens and the far right alternative for germany the vote will likely have ramifications for germany's governing coalition in berlin. the christian social union the c.s.u. and pretzels both things but very is known for but while pretzels are likely to remain popular after birth various state elections on sunday the c.s. use immediate future seems not quite so bright although bavaria center right party is unlikely to lose power in the state altogether post suggest it's heading for its worst performance since the one nine hundred fifty s. the various state premier marcus is thinking positively. public support is up and surprisingly different from the opinion polls for us that just means keep on fighting. on the final day of campaigning marcus and the c.b.s. news national leader german interior minister horst zabel five joined forces and they invited a special guest austria's conservative chancers a bastion courts who they hoped woul

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lars perhaps i could just make one statement and say that as a member of the party leadership nearest p.d. for me and i'd like to address the leadership of the c.d.u. chance america now. was chair of the party for eighteen years she defined her party for eighteen years which is an incredible achievement she took on the leadership of the city when the party was in a very deep crisis she was the first woman to take on this function. elected in this function by many men. and many men in her party many journalists male journalists as well said she was too weak but she not only stood to this pressure but she also. had a different form of leadership for her party and she set the course for her party in a new way she had a stronger will and she had stronger nerves than most of the critics in her party so on this day where she has said that she's not going to run as party chair again sorry i think this is. the c.d.u. really owes her gratitude now the long list of potential candidates for the position of c.d.u. party chairmen it's going to be a very exciting party congress which we will be watchin

you know, one idea is to work more closely with southern station to try to see what kind of coverage p.d. can provide as a back up during that time? i think it's a little bit beyond their scope to go out and determine whether or not a venue is providing entertainment past 4:00 a.m. every single weekend when we're not available to do so? so i think it's a bigger conversation. i think this is a venue that we need to get really creative with. so i'm open to any suggestions. it's -- you know, it's been going on for quite sometime, and it's not something that we want to see as a complaint every week, either. so -- >> that is helpful to know. i mean, i think. i just wanted to hear a little bit more about, you know, what are they doing besides just talking to each other? >> well, i'm happy to talk offline with less than a quorum of you. if anyone has suggestions to me because i'm totally open to being more creative about this, and it may actually result in us needing to bring them in if whatever your creative options are would mean reconditioning so we can actually enforce on something new. >>

it began with, of all things, a message to the facebook page of the zanesville p.d.r had volunteered that her husband was part of a stick-up gang. >> we came in and spoke with her and obtained a lot of valuable information for this investigation. >> reporter: detective phil michel of the zanesville p.d. had been working for two years on a string of armed robberies. when got the facebook tipster in for an interview, guess who she identified as two members of the robbery crew? none other than sirius underwood and josh daniels! if the tipster could be believed: they'd been bandits together two years before brandy would be found shot to death. the woman confirmed something detective michel had long suspected, but been unable to prove: that the robbery of a local department store had been an inside job. josh daniels had been working at the store at the time and handed over seven thousand dollars to a masked gunman. >> if we had been here on january 1st, 2012, what might we have seen? >> you can an individual come from the southwest side of the parking lot -- he stuck the

that's when a man walked into the boynton beach p.d. with a lurid story to tell.is married lover, he said, was shopping for a hit man. detective alex moreno didn't know what to make of this walk-in. >> at first, when he's giving you this information, you don't know what to think, you know. here's a guy who's claiming that he's sleeping with a guy's wife. and now, she's trying to get somebody to kill him. >> it's a pretty juicy story. >> exactly. >> reporter: detective moreno had the tipster run his story down from the top. the man was named mohamed and he said he was a part-time actor who worked at a convenience store. as he told it, he'd been friends with benefits with a woman for years. they met for the occasional casual sex. then she asked him for help in finding a hit man to kill her husband. >> he says, "you know what, yeah. i'm sleeping with this guy's wife. but at the same time, i didn't want this guy to be killed." and that was his concern. he couldn't sleep with that whole idea that this guy was gonna get killed. >> reporter: but the detective wondered if

the p.d. closed the streets. this is community tradition, that people get together, we did it with our radio show, an we've bontinuing to make it happen, and it gets bigger and bigger andry bigger e year, so alexandria p.d. is o in force making sure everyone is safe this holiday. poke to the lieutenant minutes ago, and he told us what parents should be looking for as they send trick or treaters out this halloween. plan.me up with a game have them have contact numbers for their chilen, especially they are older and trick atreatalone. they need a means to call 911 or call them if something's out of the ordinary. >> jefferson and washington would be very proud of us because they walked the streets, you know, walked the streets and everything, and here we are, you know, tonight, waiting for the mmunity to come. that's what this all out. >> didwendy's look -- >> reporter: all the trick or great s are having a time. the roads are closed. radio cohost, kellynd jenn are here, ready for an awesome, awesome halloween excit

the p.d. is here, and the t worked hard to make sure everyone is super safe.hat's been going into the >> a lot of extra officers on patrol tonight. we have the side streets off and we have extraatrols and we ask that everybody have a safe and fun night. >> it's going to be a greatd, time, actually, at the south lead, k and that's why the p.d. is set up, and we'll be giving out candy there. m it was aning show tradition we did for years. come on down, see us, and we got thousands of bags of candy, and i may save some for you, leon. >> listen, listen, if you see anybody dressed up like george washington,xt give them t candy. they got to earn the wooden h. teet ill 'm willing to bet one be. >> i bet. >>> check this out, folks. you knowbout this tradition until district. people lining up in the streets in dunt circle for the annual high heel race. drag queens and other folks who like looking like that in the halloween costumeac rg down 17th street in the heels. this races a celebration, as well, of the lgbt community, a it started more than 30 years o when two men

and the earlier law enforcement officials gave this update on the status of the investigation and my p.d. f.b.i. work we're taking this seriously we are treating them as life devices as you see the way our bomb squad detectives went in to c.n.n. yesterday this has to be taking with you at most seriousness as far as a hoax device when i treat it that way i can say with certainty that we will identify an arrest the person or people responsible for these acts i mean definitely it was terrorism related what do you say. it's absolutely terrorism because it's an effort to use violence to make a political impact past the definition of terrorism are i had to do. is in new york city and try back and she joins us from outside after robert de niro's restaurant and as we heard that's where one of the latest devices was discovered abbi do we know any more about who may be behind these devices. we just heard law enforcement officials say that this is in fact an issue of terrorism but the first thing that the police commissioner when he came out at that press conference what he said was new yorkers are

service responding officers identified at the base that appeared to be a live explosive device and white p.d. squad responded secure the device and removed it for investigation don't encourage hatred don't encourage attacks on media but it is a troubling time isn't it in these times we have to unify we have to come together . also coming up tonight the murder in turkey of a saudi dissident has turned the soul of the crown prince into a political pariah and for some a suspect in a murder case today the prince went public with his royal rendition of reality. that is because we know that many are trying to use this painful thing to drive a wedge between saudi arabia and. i would like to send a message they will not be able to do that as long as there is a king called king abdul aziz and a crown prince called mohammed bin soundman in saudi arabia said. thank you thank you. for we begin the day with a string of melbourne's all addressed to the u.s. is top figures in the democratic party along the u.s. eastern seaboard today police and bomb squads responded to suspicious packages that contained ho

. >> he's chief of the medical p.d., the medical guardian of 10,000 officers. >> he's heops that have with families that suffered traumatic loss includinh. >> when people see you in a uniform, they think of taking lives but your main job is to save lives. >> absolutely. >> in both roles. >> the uniform is different from scrubs. you're carrying a weap but your primary role is to help others. >> one o's finest in so many ways. that's "nightly news" for this friday. i'm lester holt. nfor all of us at news, thank you for watching and good night. announcer: the following will surprise you about barbara comstock: barbara comse ck: "i think roe vs would be overturned and the state should decide it." announcer: that's right. comstock supports taking away a woman's right to choose. she voted to defund planned parenthood 6 times, limiting women's access to contraception. and comstock votes with trump ninety eight percent of the time. jennifer wexton: endorsed by the washington post. she'll protect a woman's right to choose. ssjennifer wexton for cong independence usa pac is responsibls for the

questions are being that's the usefulness of the system secondly it's transferred to the really more p.d. and father of a d.s.l. five on a sandwich out which is logistically difficult but more than that. transferring of data from those to the us back to kabul will be another challenge certainly there are issues with that then capacity of people to use their system a lot of government and the independent election commission mr. president you said . because we are coming rapidly towards the end of the program lots more news on the website al jazeera dot com when we come back we'll recap for you old the moving developments coming to us to istanbul washington and also use. discover new developments in surgery i'm going to have up what i'm in here ashima japan to meet the surgeon pioneering new techniques in regenerating on. a breakthrough medical trial provide some much needed own says to cystic fibrosis sulfurous based on all of the evidence behind the fire is a nice one hundred five million active patent married ninety the cure revisit its own al-jazeera. were. i have dedicated almost my e

hundred thirteen of them are new york city cops when it comes to terrorism in new york city and my p.d. doesn't do anything without the f.b.i. and the f.b.i. doesn't do anything without the n.y.p.d. that's a partnership that was forged in fire in my thirty six years in policing our relationship has never been stronger than this case told that story again new york city cops are side by side with f.b.i. agents and many other agencies in florida this morning to get it they brought justice as they always do the wide experience of our agencies coupled with the individual expertise of the members of the n.y.p.d. bomb squad are highly trained emergency service unit our intel bureau canada terrorism bureau our patrol cops who are the first to respond to c.n.n. all helped lead to today's arrest i couldn't be more proud of the work each of them did in this case and the work they do every day we said from the outset that we would identify an arrest the person or people responsible for these acts we can make that promise because of the confidence we have in our ability to investigate and it delibe

because it's just a way of life in chicago right now status well about police eric russell the chicago p.d. is the usa second largest and it suffers the distrust of african-americans so crimes go unsolved witnesses are tightlipped some wounded would rather drive themselves to the hospital and call nine one one eric how did things get this way and how do we fix it. well there are a lot of contributing factors there are there is a clear connection between poverty and violence but when we talk of gains to prevailing opinion. in chicago in a black and brown communities that chicago police is considered a gang within themselves so there are police crimes there are a lot of contributing factor in order to solve it i think number one we must find a way to reset the moral compass and by that we must steal a certain reverence for life and i think once you can't get there spiritually then there's the economic factor because we say nothing stops a bullet like a job wow eric those of us who don't live there probably don't know about the chicago police consent decree in a nutshell and in layman's terms

votes to wicca p.d. entries on the devil's triangle so all to milly concerning the intercept is reporting that according to documents uncovered in a freedom of information act request the common submitted to a top banking regulator supporting a twenty fifteen merger between one was a bank and c.i.t. bank were attributed to people who never sent them and that the fake comments appear to tie directly back to joseph auditing the head of the regulatory agency overseeing the merger. by the way is the former c.e.o. of one west bank. talk about the old fox investigating the chicken coop meanwhile on the other side of town it appears that someone has been rather busy adding new entries in the wikipedia to either cover up for or mock supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh congressional testimony on the now new torrijos devil's triangle reference to those high school yearbook. according to usa today the wikipedia page for devil's triangle had a new definition of a popular drinking game enjoyed by. brooms of judge b

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demand side is on the international markets sold these conferences with that divide stops perhaps the p.d. would use of course is not just elephant take the wild tiger there's been a ninety five percent decline in numbers in the past one hundred years today there are fewer than four thousand left in the wild a thousand roya knows a slaughtered every year one point three million birds are taken from the wild in southeast asia alone i merely then there's a shot for in trade the pet trade baby chimpanzees in iran is being sold taken from their mothers who are often killed in the process the list goes on and on. and now many say the trade needs to be treated in the same way as major organized crime like the drugs trade and human trafficking wildlife crime is organized crime organized crime undermines the rule of law is on the minds governments we see a situation where governments are deprived of revenue from economic activity that their legitimate plea entitled to because it all goes under the counter we see enforcement officers including rangers being killed in the course of their juicy comm

over the past year, we've cleaned the area up with the help of rec and park and san francisco p.d. we made it a nice environment people can enjoy, that kids can come down and play in the grass where once they were afraid to because of stepping on needles. women come down here and walk around and once they were afraid to. india basin is also in a state of crisis. it's an unmanaged property people are misusing. moving forward the project would bring the land out of the state of crisis it's in and make it useful for the community to enjoy and would benefit the whole community. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> hello. i'm erica scott and i work with the renaissance entrepreneur and i'm a current resident in the bayview and always speak on behalf of families who are in need of more support and i'm supporting the project for a grocery support and childcare and everyday needs for families where less driving and reducing of traffic congestion is a consideration. there's also the development and encouraging development in cities bringing a high concentration of jobs. the housing rat

if you have any information on the shooter contact san mateo p.d. >>> concern is spreading where two more students say they were harassed by a stranger. the academy in east san jose sent an alert to parents yesterday evening. yesterday's encounters happened not far from where three other children say a man recently tried to lure each of them into his car. police say they know who the person is in those previous cases. officers tell us they haven't arrested him yet because he hasn't actually broken the law. they are keeping an eye on him, however. >>> more migrants are abandoning their hopes of getting asylum in the united states. this is video of people returning home to honduras, but 4,000 people are still moving through mexico toward the u.s. border. president trump is making good on his promise to tighten security at the u.s./mexico border. the trump administration plans to dispatch at least 800 active duty troops to the area. the homeland security secretary says everything is on the table when it comes to border security. >>> at 7:07, we have much more ahead. coming up, a disturb

some of them had door-to-door by the p.d. and tried to clear them out. others got notification through news, radio and through the activation through the cell phones and whatnot. >> reporter: he said fire officials did stop by at the church and briefed evacuees. everyone felt a little better after that. so the tension here has been released a bit. and they are now turning toward hope that they will get to go home later this morning. they will get a warm breakfast. the church is picking up meals at denny's at 6:00 this morning, more than 100 of them. they are focused on that. here in concord, we don't hear the loud shrieking noise because they are relieving the pressure on that line. there is a warning you may hear that. don't be alarmed. don't call 911. that is normal. here in concord, we're not hearing it. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> well, it's nice to at least be inside right now. some folks at the bart station are just in their cars. not the greatest place to be when you're evacuated from your house. will willow cove is just outside the evacuation

we have a close collaboration with bart p.d. and i have a standing meeting with my counterpart on a monthly basis and a number of different committees at the agency and at part meet on a regular basis to address these and other areas of concern. we have assets we use to assist in helping secure the transit system and the muni transit program was a program designed and addresses behavior in the transit system and those individuals ride lines that are closely connected to junior high schools and high schools and we have the proof of payment unit that primarily focused on fair compliance but also, like the transit assistant program provides a recording function, very similar to what a security guards do. our video surveillance department has been critical in the apprehension and prosecution of criminals in the transit system. in 2017, the total of were provided to not only internal stakeholders in the agency and to the san francisco police department and and other public agencies. [ please stand by ] >> in the packet that i have pr

following the fallout by the akron p.d.o find hannah's car. >> once they dpound the bag outside the window, the case turned from an investigation in the death of hannah hill into an investigation of denny ross. >> denny's lawyers told the jurors about altogether things police had failed to do, like check hannah's pager records or do a luminol check of denny's place. they questioned how denny could kill hannah in his apartment and left no trace of the murder? >> no blood, no excrement, nothing that belonged to hannah hill, and yet that's where they say she was murdered. >> as for the so-called new blood evidence, denny's attorneys told jurors those spots were so tiny, they didn't prove anything. and also challenged the notion that bleeding necessarily proved a violent encounter. >> we all get paper cuts, don't we? >> correct. >> we get mosquito bites, don't we? >> yes. >> the defense team challenged the credibility of prosecution witnesses in denny's circle back when. for instance, the former stripper who, 12 years along, ha