choppy east of the golden gate bridge north of the bay bridge through san pablo bay into to delta community. we will have a mild ride this morning and it will be choppy from 3:00 to 9:00. >> from sutro tower at the east bay hills the lowest clouds are and 1,900' so they can climb over the east bay hills into the east bay valley with the west wind. cooler highs today. mostly cloudy but dry nights ahead as the drizzle is less and less but the coast will compress the marine layer and put more moisture in a smaller player so you have a chance of drizzle this morning and the next couple of mornings. the extended area is become to summer warm county. today you can see a few green blips at 7:00 indicating how widespread and light the drizzle is and how it is mostly along the coast drying up at 10:00 and by noon the thickest clouds back to the coast and we have them punching through the golden gate bridge working north of the bay bridge through the san pablo bay and at 2:00 it will fade back to hazy sunshine. we could have sunshine along the peninsula. to the south, temperatures are going on run in

we have the mud like we see in the northern half of pablo bay. close to that epicenter, close to the airport, dramatic pictures of the control tower windows shattered. older buildings in downtown napa sitting on top of areas showing up in yellow and red. these are locations you have that type of soil which can amplify that shaking effect. notice that with respect to napa. downtown, river front area very nice. river front buildings that did see damage curtesy to geology around napa. same american canyon west of vallejo. those areas did experience stronger shaking based on that soft mud and different types of soil beneath. bedrock locations higher up in elevation, opposite effect. sometimes that mutes the energy as it comes through. some locations perhaps in the trivalley. in the hill tops may not have seen the same shaking. sonoma, same story you see with napa. pretty intense stakie sonoma, same story you see with napa. pretty intense staki shaking potentially. older buildings in sonoma, cracks possible there even further from the epicenter of the

watch out for the agrees from the bay bridge north through san pablo bay to the delta community at 15-knots from 1:00 o'clock this afternoon to 9:00 this evening. low-to-mid 70's along the east bay shore and castro valley is 7 7 and nearly 80 through the san ramon valley and deeper inland, we have the low-to-mid 80's and at the game today, we have a lot sunshine and u.v. indix is high in the upper 60's rounding out the series with the sox at 12:45 first pitch and around 67. the warm air mass will be mostly inland with the temperatures jumping two to four degrees. nearly 90 saturday through tuesday inland, and low 80's around the bay and nearly 70 to the coast in san francisco. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. enjoy. >> a brand new accident through the santa cruz mountains, foreign along 17 in the commute, and it is a bus versus a car with a lane blocked. nearby highway 17 at redwood city, apoping the -- approaching the summit you could see the slow downs into los gatos you will see the delays. over the altamont pass two lanes are blocked because of the accident eastbound 580 at nor

winds are going to pick up east of the golden gate bridge can north of the bay bridge through san pablo bay and grizzly bay to the delta community. 1:00 o'clock to 9:00 this afternoon to evening the winds at 15- to 25-knots. it could look leak glass now but it will not in the evening. you can see the gray and black start to the day. mild to warm highs. it will be cloudy tonight. patchy drizzle is possible but hardly any tomorrow. the warmer air arrives tomorrow and we are back to average. the cloud deck will dissipate between 11 o'clock and noon. an hour later than yesterday. along the coast we may not see so were sunshine. our summer fred from the 60's at the coast to 80's inland and to the south we have a few 80's los gatos and gilroy stuck in the mid-80's and mid-to-upper 70's for the south bay and clouds in santa cruz at 75. we have 71 at millbrae and everyone else on the peninsula, mid-to-upper 70. mid-to-upper 60's loan the coast into downtown and san francisco and possibly 70 in south san francisco. bodega bay and sausalito, mid-to-upper 60's and we will jump into the upper 70's to l

00 northwest at 15- to 25-miles per hour and along the northern part of san francisco bay and san pablo baynto the delta community. the exploritorium camera, it is easier to see the top of the bay bridge this morning and the clouds are not hanging so low and from the golden gate bridge, this is no fog and through the only cop mute the fog is going to settle around 6:00 or 6:30 so the quicker you get there the ease are it is to get across with winds at 14 or 15 miles per hour. cooler-than-average temperatures today and more drizzle tonight and this is the last night of widespread drizzle as we modify the air mass and it is warmer and more dry for the weekend. the next couple of hours you can see the cloud cover is sevennive into the south bay headed to gilroy into the industrial valley. by noon, we will have a healthy cloud deck around the heart of the bay and around petaluma and the coast and between noon and two that will fade a little bit and we will have plenty of shoulders shooting through the gonna like yesterday. 60's at the coast and 70's at the bay and 80's inland and los gatos and

beaches and coming from the northwest at 15- to 25-knots through san 15- to 25-knots through san pablo bay sass filtering into the east bay neighborhood but it will return to the cost by 11 o'clock with afternoon sun. clouds return at night. drizzle along the coast. between 10:00 and 11 o'clock we will see increasing sunshine north to south across our coast in the afternoon although it may never clear out at half moon bay. upper 70's to low 80's in the south bay and we will go from 75 at los altos to 67 in millbrae and low-to-mid 60's loan the coast including downtown strap and upper 60's to 70 for san francisco, and 20 degrees warmer in the valley and low-to-mid 70's along the east bay shore with oakland at 72 and mid-80's to 90, refreshing weather east bay. the game is cooler than last night from sunshine to stars and 62 by 10:00, and the seven-day forecast is a couple of degrees forecast is a couple of degrees fluctuation in the temperatures but along 280, you can see coming away from highway 17, mice can clear in the south direction and moving along. we do have this accident at the tol

around downtown napa same thing around vallejo and american canyon and area in the north end of san pablo bay why you have soft mud accelerating the shaking. sonoma into san francisco, these areas too. we'll post this image on our website so you can see where you live and if you are quake prepared in terms the geology around the bay area. >> we're been broadcasting for more than ten hours. we'll take a short break to go to "nfl sunday night football." preseason game between bengals and arizona cardinals will be next. then, we'll have a special edition, prime time edition around 8:00 or 8:15 with latest updates following that an episode of "dateline" and then at 11:00 we're back for a live one-hour newscast special and to pass along updates in the last several hours even, most notable, no school tomorrow for 30 public schools in napa throughout those 18,000 students that will be impacted. >> if you are in need of water, there is a water station now open at napa high that is open and that's on jefferson street. bring your own container. there will be people there to help you and facilitate and

they are large and in charge with the fog bank, cloudy and mostly cooler, windy at times, san pablo bay at the delta, 60s and 70s for many. a couple of lower 80s, cooler and windy today, the fog looks like it is not going anywhere. a little warmer thursday and friday as the low moves out and it looks like another low drops in from noter sunday and monday. >>> dipper time disaster -- dinner time disaster, what caused a woman to drive through a little caesars pizza store in southern california. >>> they are naming something after robin williams and they are responding to a state petition this morning. . >>> welcome back, don parter has died. he announced for several other long running shows. >> i always used to tell anybody if you want a program to have any long jeffty you -- longevity longevity, you must hire me. the price is right, still on the air. >> he announced soap operas, parades, sports, news programs. he was the best. is he dead at the age of 96. >>> and they will resume their schedule with an unofficial celebration of robin williams -- robin williams life. comedians will be bac

on san pablo bay, sharon chin, kpix 5. >> next month learn more about the bay area chinese shrimp fishing industry at 3 day long programs. they are in three places. for that schedule and details go to kpix.com. >>> very cool. >>> hurricane marie pounded up mounds of marine plants on a california beach. rangers spent the day yesterday pushing kelp and seaweed back into the ocean near santa barbara. the beach was still recovering from a storm in march that carved a nearly 10-foot drop into the shoreline. >>> we're turning to our weather. paul deanno in san ramon. it's early for the lights to come on. >> reporter: the light right now is that star that's really close to the sun, but when it goes down soon we are getting ready for varsity football here. we're live at cal high, beautiful san ramon taking on the pittsburgh pirates. the grizzlies, the home team tonight. this is the jv game which is a barnburner. the pirates are driving with two minutes to go. if they score a touchdown they can tie or win it. here's the pass. oh!! off the hands of number 3. i'll leave the rest to sports to mr. ver

advisory if you are thinking of getting on a boat and heading to the northern san francisco bay, san pablo bayrough the delta, the same areas that had the small craft advisory the last couple of days and 3:00 to 9:00 and winds at 15 to 25 good news, not so foggy and close to normal temperatures, mainly cloudy and cool and dry pattern will hold on and so will the seasonal temperatures through the extended. a couple of areas of low pressure with high pressure over the pack, typical pattern with winds from high to low pressure and we will have the sea breeze. the cold front will come in and drop our temperatures a little bit as we head to sunday and monday and it will induce a stronger sea breeze and thicker marine layer. look at the sunshine to the south, with 77 in milpitas and mid-to-upper 80's los gatos and morgan hill and headed to the boardwalk, santa cruz at 74 and partly cloudy, and 80 in redwood city and mid-to-upper 70's elsewhere and up the coast, over to downtown and south san francisco and sauce least, nearly 80, the wine country could be warm sitting outside, and 72 in berkeley and

or a place built on bedrock or if you had soil or some of the soft clay like we have in north san pablo bay. the 6 .0 earthquake earlier this morning. 3.6, largest aftershock. strongest shaking in that corridor from napa to american canyon, west of napa airport. throw things we look for for total damage from 6.0 earthquake or any earthquake around the bay area, distance from the epicenter. types of structures involved, again the reinforced may sonry, causing issues. but what is unique is the varying soil types we see around the bay area. specifically into wine country you do have a lot of that sedimentary soil. right around the river's edge. around vallejo and out toward sonoma. some of the biggest impacts we saw today, damage to reinforced buildings. along the river and napa and south around american canyon. these air yes, sreas in yellow orange, it amplifies. now moving forward, we are seeing 36% chance of 5.0 aftersho aftershock or greater. we should see the frequency and intensity of aftershocks decrease over the next five to seven days. back to you. >> because of the quake, all public,

will pick up at 1:00 o'clock and at 15- to 25-knots from north of bay bridge to east of the golden gate bridge all the way through san pablond sass soon bay to the delta community and it will be choppy in the afternoon. the wind is coming off that and the cooler weather is why the north bay will be cooler-than-average again. you can see the clouds along the coast and like yesterday some of those are starting to pull become. spotty sunshine today. this is one of the areas that is seen the most amount of sunshine from the east bay and the south bay, and so you are warmest at low-to-mid 70's and upper 60's to low 70's around the bay and mostly in the north bay the san francisco and half moon bay low-to-mid 60's. that is how it looks from emeryville, you can see the clouds retreating and they are breaking up a little bit. a lot of sunshine this afternoon with mild to warm highs and clouds tonight and patchy drizzle possible, not a wide-spread event mostly near the coast and patchy at best. new worm air mass will roll in tomorrow. right new we are watching the cold front fall apart and a couple of areas of low pressure to the n

san pablo bay out to the delta could be windy. bodega boy is 61 and 65 half moon bay and monterey.ies a very warm coastal forecast even though they have a lot of fog. hurricane marie. 450 miles south of baja will not impact except some of the feederbands of baja. it will move into colder water. one forecast model was very bullish for a couple of days on swinging some of the moisture merging with the low along the southwest and bringing in rain. it backed off yesterday. we'll see what it does for the next couple of days, see if it swings it back in. it would make sense since we've had nothing but tropical moisture since july, but right now, i wouldn't worry about it. we could see some of the cloud cover from that move in. morning clouds, afternoon sun. some of that maxes itself out. the biggest drop will be away from the coast. santa rosa, concord, livermore to san jose. nice on tuesday, then that low moves out. high pressure builds in. it could go from cool on monday to hot on friday. >> thank you, steve. >>> 7:53. new information in the tragic hit-and-run death of a 2-year- old gi

>> we do have construction in the east bay along eastbound a 80 between the hoffman split and san pablonue and we are seeing the we delays with a bottleneck with the yell low and red showing through. eastbound 80 from buchanan to powell you will find construction crews. to the bay bridge, the cash paying lanes are loading up and more than normal. the fast track wees are moving in nicely. kristen and eric? >> are you thinking about getting a tattoo? there is a warning about the ink the parlor could be used. >>> caught on video: a bear goes for a troll. something unusual about that? hmm, he is freaking some people out. >> we have a new way to keep you "in the know," with abc7 news our cameras are up throughout our cameras are up throughout the commercial brea >>> a 21-year-old is in custody accusing renters out of thousands setting up a scheme to rent a house that did not belong to him. according to investigators he used craigslist to advertise a house for rent. he gave the victim a tour and said she had to pay $1,500 upfront deposit but the house was owned by someone else and was up for

winds get aggressive east of the golden gate bridge and north of the bay bridge through san pablo andnto the delta community kicking up wind the great 15- to 25-knot until 9:00 this evening. to the south, 101 and 880 in san jose. i wanted to show you highway they will have more sunshine than the rest of us. mild to warm highs. it will be cloudy tonight with patchy fog possible and a new air mass arrives tomorrow that will be warmer. today, we have cloud cover pulling back to the coast between 11 o'clock and noon so it will be slower today so the temperatures are going to be, again, cooler-than-average the further you are aware from the coast into the bay where we have 60's and 70's and 80's inland. to the south we have a few 80's but the usual spots around los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy and mid-80's and mid-to-upper 70 in the south bay with 79 in san jose and partly cloudy at 75 in santa cruz. 74 in san mateo up to 78 in redwood city and that is the spread until millbrae at 71 and mid-60 to federally 70 along the coast and downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and north

pablo closed emergency room to vehicles starting today. thousands of people who live in west contra costa county are worried about where they can get help when they need it the most, in an emergency. nbc bayea is live in san pablo with more. n nannette, why was this move necessary? >> reporter: doctors hospital has been in a lot of financial strailt foser a long time because of the number and spike of number of low-income families on medi-cal or medicare. it would have saved some of the services here at this hospital. so now they're turning ambulances away and that's one of the first casualties here. >> monroe johnson knows what it's like to have doctors medical center in san pablo close by. his appendix ruptured in an ambulance and whisked him away in a timely manner. >> i would have died. i would have died. so the closer the hospital is to you the better off you are. >> reporter: but as of today doctors medical center is no longer accepting ambulances. the emergency room will still take walk-in patients but those being transported by ambulance will be diverted to kaiser richmond, marin, or conta costa medical center in martinez, roughly 30 minutes away. of the two dozen mernl trips made

has cold air at 55 degrees right now. 54 in novato and we have 60 in san pablo and 56 in danville and newark, and from the east bayhis morning you can see we were able to climb up and over and move into the neighborhood but the warmth is going to peak with high clouds tomorrow and maybe during a cooling to our forecast but it will be dry and pretty warm all the way through the holiday. the cloud cover shows by 8:00 it made its push inland and 9:00 to 10:00 grill -- it will evaporate and the coast has more cloud cover. low-to-mid 80's for the south bay, and 80's until san mateo and dropping into the upper 70 and keep falling and nearly 70 downtown can south san francisco and sausalito at 75 and low-to-mid 80's through the north bay valley and check out napa, at 90 again today so be came when you work outside, purpose 70's and we will crack 80 at castro valley and union city and fremont and air conditioning inland east bay home 90. first baseball game is 12:35 so have the sunglasses and sun convenience warming up to 70 degrees. do not need the such scene at the cove but we we have a football game at 7:00 which is ki

. >>> as of today, doctors medical center northeast bay has begun turning away ambulances. the hospital in san pablo operates one of the few emergency rooms in western conra costa county. the er remains open and continues to serve walk in patients but dmc is running out of money following the defeat of a tax measure in may and may have to close all together. the cutoff of ambulance service comes five days earlier than planned because the staffing shorta shortage. >>> the san francisco planning commission is debating legislation that could change laws about short-term home rentals. under this proposal, homeowners that want to rent their home have to register with the city. other requirements include mandatory insurance, and a possible tax. currently short-term rentals are illegal in san francisco. the supporters say renting rooms has changed their lives. but they are uneasy about the level of regulation being proposed here. >> i'm also somewhat concerned about the tenants union coming and possibly coming out against it when so many tenants are benefitting from simply renting their cot for $50 a night

trouble at a major hospital in the east bay as kpix 5's anne makovec reports, starting today, ambulances are no longer going to doctors medical center in san pablo. >> reporter: no sign of screaming ambulances outside doctors medical center today. they are no longer being accepted at the emergency room. >> that's not acceptable. i don't like that at all. i did not even hear that. >> reporter: after a parcel tax failed on the ballot last may, the hospital's crippling debt has it inching closer to closure. >> looks like where's the money going? you know, so i really question the whole thing what's really going on. >> reporter: much of the money is going to care for the uninsured or underinsured. dmc serves about 80,000 patients who don't pay each year. here at the contra costa county health services department they have been working for months how to reroute ambulances around the region. they will be distributed to other hospitals depending on the patients' conditions. some of the options? in martinez, richmond and berkeley. >> if those critical patients have heart attack or stroke, they are going to be taken to the specialty centers and there's a

at 6:00 precious minutes lost an east bay man's family feels the decision not to take him to a nearby hospital was fatal. kpix 5's da lin is outside the san pablo hospital they feel could have saved him. da? >> reporter: well, we heard the dire predictions in the past of what would happen if doctors medical center were to close down their e.r. to patients. advocates say patients would die and one family says tonight that they were right. they lost their loved one just yesterday. >> he had problems breathing. >> reporter: betty's brother booker williams was rushed to alta bates summit medical center in berkeley. the family says he waited about 90 minutes for treatment. they say it was too late. he died of cardiac arrest. >> i'm saddened. and, uhm, i know he's in a better place. >> reporter: betty believes the outcome would have been very different had paramedics been plowed to transport her brother to doctors medical center in san pablo near his richmond home. >> my brother could have been alive today if the hospital was open. >> reporter: dmc is one of two hops in the county that specializes in treatment for high risk heart attack. alta bates w

pablo avenue if you want to. the surface street, more traffic there. the rest of the bay towards the bay bridge toll plaza. no for concord, khan dord boulevard may have electrical work right in front of the christian style skool. there was an overnight crash that hit a power pole. there's traffic control, one lane is blocked, but still too early. we'll track that for you as well. rest of the bay moving smoothly. one quick live look at approach off of the san mateo bridge an easy drive for 92, back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> 5:11, we are following breaking news, reports of a plane crash in marin county. we will have a live update coming up. >>> plus new concerns that two of san francisco's piers could fall into the water. what san francisco needs to do to keep things afloat. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now, all beds are on sale. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for th

pablo, and fairfield and novato at 49. i will have to check that. i know they have fog in novato. south bay, 280 and 17...you can see how clear it is in the south bay. temperatures compared to am are warmer today but we are a little bit short by one to three degrees with 70's and 80's and warmer weather coming up in the seven-day outlook. >>> it is looking clear along 680 southbound as you leave pleasant hill to walnut creek so the drive is moving along nice and swiftly with bumping -- bunching up of traffic. we have a stalled motorcycle. it is a stall westbound 580 at 980 and oakland not causing delays. pushing to emeryville you will find more congestion as everyone pours into the bay bridge toll plaza. to the south, if you travel along 580 through san leandro to oakland, the life at top speeds and the nimitz is clear through castro valley, 238, starting to be slow and go and southbound along nimitz you will find a couple of brake lights. >>> the ray rice fallout and tough new people ats for players after he is accuse accused of domestic abuse. >> this man raised $55,000 to make potato sal

bay. you have made it to the weekend. pretty warm away from the water. antioch, vacaville, 98. san pablo 65. video of a super moon from last year. you will notice, this weekend the super moon, or the moon will be big because it's physically closer. the closest super moon of the year will happen this sunday night. the moon will rise just before sun set. should be a beautiful shot. if you're saying hey, it looks bigger, that's because it physically is. it will be about 20,000 miles closer than normal. will you see it because of the cloud cover? yes. low pressure will be here this weekend. sunday night you will see the super moon. monday, that is the one chance we have of not only increased cloud cover but rainfall. north bay, east bay away from the water slight chance of a thunderstorm. pulls up a little tropical moisture. humidity will be here for the top of next week. very pleasant day tomorrow. saturday, get outside. livermore warm, not hot. san jose perfect. 80. redwood beech 80. 80. napa 81. mid 70s near the bay. not a bad forecast at all. it will be chilly. san francisco, mid-60s,ish. pl

bay, starting last week, a.m. bhanss are no longer allowed at doctors medical -- ambulances are no longer allowed at san pablo. ambulances are no longer being septembered -- accepted at the emergency room. i did not even hear that. >> after a parcel tax failed last may, the hospital's cripple debt is inching closer to closure. >> what's really going on? >> much of the money is going to care for the un or under insured. >> here at the contra a services department, they'll be distributed to other hospitals depending on the patients conditions. some of the options, martinez, richmond and berkeley. >> if those critical patients have heart attack or stroke, they're going to be taken to the specialty centers and there's window of opportunity anywhere from 60 to 90 minutes in heart attack and up to four hours in stroke after the first symptoms arrive. >> doctors hospital is severely short staffed and many employees have already jumped ship. the counties this plan will ultimately work out better for the patients who are there. those patients aren't convinced. >> it really makes me wonder about living here in san pablo

just beyond highway 4 and at the bay bridge toll plaza, europe backed up through the maze in some of the approaches beginning to slow, as well. >> all right. >>> pabloal the panda 28 today. >> 28! >> is that all? >> only 28. >> a baby. >> a young guy. >> captions by: caption colorado captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday, august 11th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." riots in the heartland. the demand for answers after police shoot and kill an unarmed 18-year-old near st. louis. >>> american air strikes in iraq continue as the terror group isis seizes another town. >>> plus more questions about how nascar champ tony stewart could run over and kill another driver. >> we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> all the business is along chambers are being burglarized. >> violence erupts in suburban st. louis. >> we followed a vigil for an unarmed black teenager who was shot andil

across the bay area it hand light with no accidents to report but a stalled big rig eastbound 580 at north palestinian and construction lasting until 7:00 eastbound along a 80 headed up to san pablo avenue but not affecting traffic right now. >>> google is taking action to protect you from websites with poor security. you see changes when you do a search. >>> the american apparel ad that some say crosses the line. >> a beautiful shot of the bay bridge with more weather and more traffic all morning and a new way to be updated, the abc7 news now with different screens a picture from turtle bay with the waves getting bigger as iselle makes landfall. iselle makes landfall. you do not have to nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. >>> covering los altos, antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> in oregon firefighters are battle 2,600 acre wildfire 75 miles east of portland. the winds are pushing the planes through dry grass. some re

pablo will start turning away ambulances. ambulance patients will be sent to other emergency rooms in the bay area.nd a limited number of tickets go on sale today for a hockey game at levi's stadium. the sharks will play the l.a. kings next february in an open- air game. season ticketholders could get tickets today and so can seat licenseholders at levi's stadium. >>> time for a little weather. and here's roberta with more on that. >> i can't wait for hockey outdoors. right? >> it will be great. >> hi, everybody! let's go outdoors right now take a look at the current conditions. gray slate there. it's a return of the marine layer as we take a peek out towards coit tower. temperatures 50s and 60s. later today partial coastal clearing foot 60s through moss and montera beaches. otherwise 70s around the central bay. 70s, 80s peninsula. north of the golden gate bridge, into the 80s. east of the bay, 80s all the way to the lower to mid-90s. 94 in discovery bay and antioch and brentwood. notice slightly cooler conditions by the weekend. it will be more of a seasonal summer weekend. and the winds will be b

pablo, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> thank you. aside from blaming doctors medical center, the family plans to file a grievance against alta bates summit medical center. >>> the cell phone video captures a bay area deputy punching a man while trying to arrest him. some people are asking did that deputy go too far? kpix 5's elizabeth cook joins us in the newsroom and these kinds of stories certainly in the national spotlight, liz. >> reporter: they are, allen. the video was posted online this week and experts we checked with say the officer did exactly what he is trained to do. here's the situation. the deputy is trying to restrain a cotati man on the side of the road in guerneville. that man is on the ground. and the deputy is seen punching the suspect twice while trying to arrest him. the video was captured by an eyewitness last saturday. we took the video it a police trainer. he tells us the punches were warranted. we took the video to this police trainer. >> the officer is told if someone is resisting, uncooperative, they can use personal weapons striking techniques. anytime officers use force, it looks bad. >> reporter: we checked with the sonoma county sheriff's department today. they