handed summons to the racers about this reported for the first time the deputy chief of the patrol police department oleksiy beloshytskyi, he said to drive charged cars all over the city center , roaring with engines, drifting through the streets are already called force during the war, in addition, according to the biloshit law enforcement officer, motorists were repeatedly warned and prosecuted, but this did not help, so they decided to invite representatives of the military commissions to the event, the largest amount of funds for reconstruction after hostilities in ukraine is listed by citizens of the republic of latvia such data is provided by the kiel institute of world economy latvian dobrochyns help rebuild schools , hospitals, and houses destroyed during the hostilities. most of the projects undertaken located in chernihiv oblast, one of these reconstructions of a factory for people with hearing impairments, see how it happens in our story, in the hands of a pink person rushes to a fleece, it is ready with a zipper, halyna is working on a complex part of the sewing line of a batch of childr

center of the capital , this borderline and farce, stressed the first deputy chief of the patrol police department , oleksiy biloshitskyi. people who like to drive behind the wheel were repeatedly warned about the impropriety and even brought to responsibility, but there was no reaction from their side, so this time fast and furious fans were given trips in lithuania, they are sending fake letters about recruitment for the war in ukraine, they indicate that the ministry of defense is allegedly recruiting lithuanians for the tripartite lithuanian-polish-ukrainian brigade named after the great hetman konstantin ostrohsky department denied the widespread information and called on the lithuanians to be vigilant . this international brigade operates under a separate mandate, british diplomats were evacuated from sudan, as the head of the british government reported rishi-sonok british armed forces completed a complex and swift operation to remove british diplomats and their families, this happened due to the escalation of violence and threats to embassy staff in london said they continue to take measur

center of the capital is borderline and a farce, stressed the first deputy chief of the patrol police departmenteksiy biloshitskyi . about impropriety and even brought to justice, but there was no reaction from their side , so this time the fast and furious fans were given subpoenas. military units and take care of children who survived the occupation. she told khrystyna parubiy before the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine, olena shatseva's life was full in the world of cinema and creativity, she wrote scripts for ukrainian films, serials and attended film festivals, now a woman in the army establishes interaction with local executive bodies, international and public organizations to help the army, organizes screenings of films for soldiers , takes care of children from difficult regions, and also initiated a project of variable security in institutions of education i am often very faced with the fact that i am simply asked why do you need this and why did you need to go to the army or this it's not a woman's business, if you do a useful thing, if you see that you succeed in it and if you s

summonses were handed to them, this was reported for the first time by the deputy head of the patrol police department oleksiy biloshitskyi on facebook, he noted that there are certain limits to acceptable behavior during wartime , and driving cars into the city center, revving the engines there, and drifting through the streets drifting through the streets is too much to think about political scientist valentin glykh, we can find out now, he joins our broadcast, valentin, we congratulate you, good night , congratulations, good night, here you are in such a specific way , and with auto racing, the subpoena is such and such a measure of punishment . how do you think it is fair and appropriate? in wartime, a trip is not a punishment. well, if someone perceives the news of receiving a summons as a punishment, well, then this is simply an inadequate reaction of this person. well, on the other hand , can one be called an adequate person who arranges such performances during the war ? well, these are inadequate people and there is nothing surprising that they perceive reality in a slightly distorted way and

there are no patrols because the austin police department is not staffed to have patrol out there. er, i'm sure there would be a task force including federal agencies looking into this and it doesn't mean they are not looking into it. at this point, the medical examiner ruled most of these accidental drowning. >> ainsley: dennis, thank you for coming on and sharing with us, the folks in austin are concerned about this, especially moms and dads that have kids that go to the area. >> as they should be, thank you for having me this morning. >> ainsley: thank you. as americans struggle with record-high inflation, president biden is announcing green initiatives and calling republican agenda wacko. senator mike lee is talking about this next. 't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. i will bless those who bless you here in israel and across the former soviet union there are thousands of destitute, elderly jews who are alone and in need of basic food. ramzia is a holocaust survivor. she keeps saying my refridgerator is empty. she's embarrassed to ask f

patrol. the city's police department added 10 new community ambassadors today. all of them are former police officers coming out of retirement to help try to deter crime. kron four's. rob nesbitt tells us how community members in the ambassador's got together today. for about an hour. the sunset district, new community ambassadors went store to store along are being street joined by mayor london breed and police chief bill mayor london breed was all smiles friday afternoon walking along san francisco sunset eating store owners customers and getting the chance to introduce them to the city's 10 newest community ambassadors. all of them retired police officers coming back to the department to have eyes and ears on the street. >> to make sure that they're looking out for the things that people are concerned about and that we're doing everything we can to serve and protect the community in the best ways possible. when the program started 2 years ago, there were 8 ambassador ys, it's since grown to 74 friday was the first day on the job for retired officer. but clint

patrol. the city's police department added 10 new community ambassadors today. all of these people are former police officers who are coming out of retirement to help try to deter crime. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> for about an hour, the sunset district new community ambassadors went store to store along are being street joined by mayor london breed and police chief bill mayor london breed was all smiles friday afternoon walking along san francisco sunset eating store owners customers and getting the chance to introduce them to the city's 10 newest community ambassadors. all of them retired police officers coming back to the department to have eyes and ears on the street. >> to make sure that they're looking out for the things that people are concerned about and that we're doing everything we can to serve and protect the community in the best ways possible. when the program started 2 years ago, there were 8 ambassador ys, it's since grown to 74 friday was the first day on the job for retired officer. but clinton. >> ready to both prevent and report if we

police department would have to go from a 16-beat to 14-beat configuration. in other words, fewer officers on the street because the department says it is consistently understaffed. minimum patrolis not the same as having all the beats filled, according to the police department in a statement that reads, in part, we have a minimum staffing number for each patrol team. if a team falls short of the minimum staffing number because of sick calls, things like that, then it is filled with overtime. during daytime hours, the department has officers working other assignments such as the bike unit. officers can assist with patrol and fill a beat, as well. it varies. berkeley scanner, a news website run by an independent journalist, reports that normally there's 150 officers, and it is down by 30 officers due to, as i mentioned, leave, injuries, other issues. the department is authorized to have 180 officers but, again, can't find people to fill the roles. the scanner reports that with the new beat structure, which the outlined by the map of the city, non-emergency calls will take longer to respond to. if there is a big emergency, berkeley police might have to call outside agencies to as

there has been an outcry for more police patrols in san francisco but the police department says it doesn't >> reporter: almost every city department is hiring. the police department is down by roughly 550 officers. from fire fighting to transportation. >> it will have all the jobs listed. >> reporter: every city agency set upshot and was ready to chat. for this college student, he set his eyes on one specific booth. the san francisco police department. >> i was just kind of asking little questions about internships but she also asked me if i was interested in applying in becoming a police officer. i said yes. >> reporter: eric mai is set to graduate from cal poly san louis obispo. he says though he is an engineering student his heart is in law enforcement. >>

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. >>> there has been a public demand for more police patrols in san francisco. the police department says it does not hav enough officers. we asked the mayor what it will take to get the department fully staffed. >> reporter: almost every city department is hiring. they are dealing with a shortage. the police department is down by roughly 550 officers. from firefighting to transportation every city agency set up shop and was ready to chat. this college student, he said his eyes on one specific booth, the san francisco police department >> i was asking questions about internships. she also encourage me to apply for becoming a police officer and i said yes. >> reporter: eric is set to graduate at the end of this year. even though he is an engineering student, he says hi heart is in law enforcement. >> hopefully i get to take the opportunity one day to become a police officer. >> reporter: his older brother has been accepted and will soon join the san francisco police academy. eric plans to apply after graduation. >> law enforcement upholds justice and make sure that communities are saf

. >> reporter: there are residents that are asking for more proactive patrols, but with the police department down more than 560 officers, chief bill scott says it's going to take time to get back to adequate staffing levels. >> we have a plan to just try to stay stable. the good news is our hiring and our applicant pool is up significantly. we anticipate that means bigger academy classes. it's but iting your question. >> reporter: one of the positives is the collaboration with the district attorney's office to prosecute the criminals arrested. some feel the next step may be the need to change some of the laws to make sure people are paying for their crimes. >> we have to remember that the police are charged with enforcing the law, but somebody else wrote that law. and we're the people who elected people to write those laws. so it basically comes down to us. >> reporter: as for the bob lee case, chief scott says they are following several leads, but no arrests have been made yet. >> our team has been working on a very important update on the years long crisis in the tenderloin. the emergency

. >> reporter: a big question is how the police department will handle this and have enough officers to patrolhe city. the department is understaffed, and we are told the police chief is expected to talk about staffing challenges at the meeting and where the police department goes from here. tonight at 11:00 we show you what the mayor and chief are saying about all of this. a lot of it stems from a racist stream of text messages that was uncovered by an fbi investigation. so everybody is involved in what the implications are for the city ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >>> two cal falcons annie and lou are getting ready to welcome a couple of checks. annie has lived on campus s

some said added police patrols would make them feel safer. but with the police department down more than 560 officers, chief bill scott says it's going to take time to get back to adequate staffing levels. >> the good news is, our hiring and applicant pool is up significantly, and we anticipate that's going to mean bigger academy classes. but it's going to take years to answer your question. >>> with all these high profile crimes, san francisco isn't getting the best publicity. but is it enough to keep people away from the city? in oracle park today, tens of thousands showed up for the giants home opener. i went and asked them if they feel safe in san francisco. >> it's like this, honestly, in a lot of different cities. it's like everywhere. like sacramento, oakland. you know, every city is kind of like this. you kind of have to move accordingly. you have to be aware of your surroundings, and just, you know, just be careful. >> reporter: how are you feeling about today? >> any other opening day, people were only concentrating on baseball. >> reporter: how do you feel about

patrol. the city's police department added 10 new community ambassadors today.re all former police officers. they've come out of retirement to help fight crime kron four's. rob knows but has the story. for about an hour. the sunset district, new community ambassadors went store to store along are being street joined by mayor london breed and police chief bill mayor london breed was all smiles friday afternoon walking along san francisco sunset eating store owners customers and getting the chance to introduce them to the city's 10 newest community ambassadors. all of them retired police officers coming back to the department to have eyes and ears on the street. >> to make sure that they're looking out for the things that people are concerned about and that we're doing everything we can to serve and protect the community in the best ways possible. when the program started 2 years ago, there were 8 ambassador ys, it's since grown to 74 friday was the first day on the job for retired officer. but clinton. >> ready to both prevent and report if we see any crimes in p

. >> it's 508, and fewer police officers are patrolling certain parts of berkeley. the city's police department cut down on the number of their beat teams on the street used to be 16. now there are 14 and this change just went into effect this past saturday. berkeley police said 16 be teams assigned to certain areas and you can see where this patrols get divided up on the map here. officer jessica perry with the berkeley police department says it's a balancing act. the department used to divide staff in the 16 teams with 78 officers on each team along with 2 sergeants. but that wasn't working. just to balance the officer or quotes. they went to the geography of calls and the calls for service volume time or part of officers on scene. >> and just the investigative time associated with these calls in by doing that as part of this working group, they were able to change the beat lines for what they previously were. >> berkeley police are down to now. 31 officers, the department needs 181 officers to be considered fully staff. that's why the agency is focusing on recruitment like trying to find off

patrol. the city's police department added 10 new community ambassadors today. yeah, these people or former police officers who are now coming out of retirement to try to help deter crime kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> for about an hour, the sunset district, new community ambassadors went store to store along are being street joined by mayor london breed and police chief bill mayor london breed was all smiles friday afternoon walking along san francisco sunset eating store owners customers and getting the chance to introduce them to the city's 10 newest community ambassadors. all of them retired police officers coming back to the department to have eyes and ears on the street. >> to make sure that they're looking out for the things that people are concerned about and that we're doing everything we can to serve and protect the community in the best ways possible. when the program started 2 years ago, there were 8 ambassador ys, it's since grown to 74 friday was the first day on the job for retired officer. but clinton. >> ready to both prevent and report if

the county and the city is doing that the county also sheriff's department is starting to do joint patrol initiatives with asheville policethe amount of officers who are on the street. which is a positive move forward that mutual aid is a wonderful thing. good things are happening. >> steve: surely, as the tourists head to your town, that's good news that more police presence everywhere, anthony thank you for joining us on this friday. fluke to you. >> it was an honor talking to you sir. thank you. >> steve: all right. thank you. 12 minutes now before the top of the hour. switching gears for a element no. take a look at the big screen. my wife kathy and i are going to do an online event tonight because all three of our cookbooks as you can see screen right are now available as a beautiful three book collector's set. comes with a certificate of authenticity and kathy and i have autographed all of them. peter doocy by the way is leavingth white house and moderate the live signing 7:00 eastern and take your questions and ask them of his parents. please join us, once again, kathy and i are donating 100% of our profits to eye

. >> fewer police officers are patrolling the streets of berkeley. the police department has decreased the number of be teams so used to be 16. now there are going to be 14 as of saturday. did this re the district ignoring new plans? so they used of 16 be teams assigned a certain areas of the city. and that's the map that you're seeing here shows the patrols and how they're divided up. officer jessica perry says that it's a balancing act. the department used to divide the staffing to 16 teams with 7, 8, officers and then 2 sergeants. but she says that that was not working. >> just to balance the officer or boats, they went to the geography of calls and the calls for service volume time or part of officers on scene. and just the investigative time associated with these calls in by doing that as part of this working group, they were able to change the beat lines for what they previously were. >> berkeley police, the department is down right now by thirty-one officers. they should have 181 to be fully staffed. but there 30 below that. that's what the agency is focusing on re

berkeley police department is increasing patrols around campuses department didn't give any information about who they arrested. police say they think the person arrested in the uc berkeley case is also responsible for a sexual assault on a pedestrian underpass happening sunday afternoon. investigators say they went to uc berkeley and took custody of 34 year old daniel khan drawn up, you know, on attempted rape and other felony charges. we're working to confirm with uc berkeley police at the suspect arrested in berkeley in connection to that paolo alto case. is, in fact, the same person arrested for the berkeley attacks. environmental groups are filing a oil refineries of 13 groups including san francisco baykeeper want to force the agency to follow the clean water act and update its water pollution standards. the group says. runoff from chemical plants, plastic manufacturers, fertilizer makers and others are feeling algae blooms that are harmful to humans and fish. san francisco big keeper says with five active refineries are local waterways are vulnerable. a is officially recognized a

berkeley police department is increasing patrols around campus just in case the department didn't give any information on the person who was arrested. apollo alto police say they think the person arrested in the u. c berkeley cases was also responsible for a sexual assault on a pedestrian underpass sunday afternoon. investigators say they went to uc berkeley and took custody of 34 year old daniel khan drum puno on attempted rape another felony charges they're working to confirm with. you see police that the person arrested in berkeley in connection to the palo alto case is indeed the same person arrested for the berkeley attacks. men who pretended to be a student at stanford for nearly a year, reportedly returned to campus last week. stanford daily reports that two students encountered william curry in the lounge of the murray house just after midnight on thursday, when they were going to play a game of pool. other students also reported seeing curry and said he talked about his ex girlfriend, a stanford student who has allegedly been harassing since they broke up last year. according

reggie: fewer berkeley police officers on patrol. the department shifted from a 16 b structure to a 14 b structure due to staffing shortages. it will take place longer respond to nonemergency calls and ritual aids from other industries if there's a big emergency. california is not requiring my squaring in health facilities. police one -- require all staff to keep wearing masks in skilled nursing facilities, the order applies to paramedics and vendors entering nursing facilities. kumasi: a committee will discuss a renovation plan. arrangement are pushing to landmark designation to keep the theater as it is. the committees virtual meeting starts at 1:30. reggie: sweeping across a dozen states, millions of people cleaning up. drew: a wind advisory in effect for the coastline, including the city as well. city as well. winds are l i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passio

the antioch police chief address the issue at hand, saying officers who may have been involved here are not currently on patrol. >> there's a lot of good officers in the police department who work hard every day. that is one thing i noticed was the dedication that these officers have to the profession. i'm not going to indict the entire organization. let's be clear, this is unfortunate. let's not gloat in this. this is very unfortunate to the city, to this organization, and to the profession. reporter: j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: an earthquake has struck in lake county. this happened just a few minutes ago. let's go to sandhya patel. sandhya: right now, i will show you where the earthquake hack into. -- happen. as you take a look here, it struck at 10:30 p.m.. 4.5 magnitude. six miles. there have been multiple reports since then. we are talking about a dozen reports. the maximum magnitude is 4.5. once again, that earthquake near cobb in california. ama: thank you. now to new developments with the death of a champion cyclist around san francisco. a group ride took place tonight in honor of ethan who died last week in a collision in the presidio. he had a large group of f

everyone i know especially that's a girl has pepper spray here, and this is why berkeley police department is increasing patrols around campus just in case the department didn't give any information on the person who was arrested. palo alto police say they think the person arrested in the uc berkeley case was also responsible for sexual assault in the pedestrian underpass sunday afternoon. investigators say they went to uc berkeley took custody of 34 year old daniel khan drum puno in attempted rape, another felony charges this point we're working to confirm with uc berkeley police that the person arrested in berkeley in connection to the palo alto case is indeed the same person arrested for the berkeley attacks. a court hearing took place this morning and said francisco for the man accused of attacking the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi. david deepak was not at the hearing today. he is charged with attempted murder, battery and assault charges to papa's pleaded not guilty in court this morning, the judge ordered his defense lawyer and prosecutors to return to court june 14th when a trial date mayb

the uc berkeley police department is increasing patrols around campus. ow. palo alto police say they believe the suspect arrested in the uc berkeley case was also responsible for sexual assault on a pedestrian underpass sunday afternoon, investigators say they went to uc berkeley and took custody of 34 year old daniel can drone amp you know. on attempted rape and other felony charges were working to confirm with uc berkeley police that the suspect arrested they're in connection to the palo alto case is indeed the same person arrested for the berkeley attacks. early doesn't chp officers walked two mile stretch of interstate 80 in fremont yesterday, bringing southbound traffic to a standstill as they look for evidence in the deadly weekend shooting of a five year old girl on saturday that little girl named eliana was shot while her family drove on 8 80 near the dixon landing road exit. police say they're trying to find evidence linking the suspects arrested in santa cruz with the shooting. reasonable person could put two and two together, but at this point

the antioch police chief address the issue at hand, saying officers who may have been involved here are not currently on patrol. >> there's a lot of good officers in the police department who work hard every day. that is one thing i noticed was the dedication that these officers have to the profession. i'm not going to indict the entire organization. let's be clear, this is unfortunate. let's not gloat in this. this is very unfortunate to the city, to this organization, and to the profession. reporter: j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: an earthquake has struck in lake county. this happened just a few minutes ago. let's go to sandhya patel. sandhya: right now, i will show you where the earthquake hack into. -- happen. as you take a look here, it struck at 10:30 p.m.. 4.5 magnitude. six miles. there have been multiple reports since then. we are talking about a dozen reports. the maximum magnitude is 4.5. once again, that earthquake near cobb in california. ama: thank you. now to new developments with the death of a champion cyclist around san francisco. a group ride took place tonight in honor of ethan who died last week in a collision in the presidio. he had a large group of f

. >> fewer police officers are patrolling up parts of berkeley. the city's police department has cut down on the number of be teams and they just did this over the weekend used to be 16. now there are 14 and this new strategy is because berkeley police are significantly understaffed kron. 4 sarah stinson has more. >> berkeley police have 16 be teams that were assigned to different areas of the city. but due to an officer shortage, they had to consolidate that into 14. be teams were doing the best we can to manage. you know, like i said, it's a nationwide shortage is kind of across the board. so people are learning to do, you know, sometimes more with less officer jessica perry with the berkeley police department says it's a balancing act. the department used to divide staff into 16 be teams with 7 to 8 officers on each along with 2 sergeants. but that wasn't working during the day. you know, before we would have beats that were not staffed and other officers that are working, the other beats would have to backfill uncover the calls for service in a beat that wasn't theirs. so

. >> fewer police officers are patrolling certain parts of berkeley. the city's police departmentreased the number of its be teams from 16 to 14. that change went into effect this past saturday. the new strategy is because berkeley police are significantly understaffed or kron 4. sarah stinson joins us now live in the studios with. >> what this means to public safety. sarah. >> yeah, berkeley police had to 16 different be teams in certain areas that kind of patrolled around. but the thing is they switched to to 14. you can see on this map kind of where these be teams are located in berkeley with the officer shortage. the teams weren't fully staff. so bpd decided to consolidate. we're doing the best we can to manage. you know, like i said, it's a nationwide shortage is kind of across the board. so people are learning to do. >> you know, sometimes more with less officer jessica perry with the berkeley police department says it's a balancing act. the department used to divide staff into 16 be teams with 7 to 8 officers on each along with 2 sergeants. but that wasn't working during th

police officers on patrol. the news website berkeley skinner reports the department shifted from a 16 beat structure to a 14 beat structure because of staffing shortages. the new structure means it will take police longer to respond to nonemergency calls and mutual aid from other agencies may be needed if there is a big emergency. we are learning more today about the executive director of san jose's police officers association who now faces drug charges. a neighbor who has known joann for at least 15 years spoke to abc news. 64-year-old jonah was in accused of importing synthetic opioid drugs, specifically a form of fentanyl overseas with the intent to disturb them. patricia finds it difficult to believe her neighbor would be involved in illegal activity. briggs is the homeowners president and says there has never been unusual activity at the home. >> the joann that i know loving mother, daughter, and grandmother. and wife. and she is a good neighbor, she has always been quiet and friendly and delightful to spend time with. she is an ideal neighbor. if she is quiet and peaceful and delightful. >> federal investi

fewer police officers are patrolling certain parts of berkeley. the city's police departmentut down on the number of beat teams from 16 to now there are 14 and that change just went to effect over this past saturday. berkeley police had 16 be teams aside certain areas and you can see the trolls divided up on this map. officer jessica perry with the berkeley. police says it's a balancing act. they used to divide the staff of the 16 teams with 78 officers and 2 sergeants. but that wasn't working. just to balance officer or boats. they went to the geography of calls and the calls for service volume time required of officers on scene. >> and just the investigative time associated with these calls in by doing that as part of this working group, they were able to change the beat lines for what they previously were. >> berkeley police are currently down to 31 officers. the department needs 181 to be considered fully staffed. they're down by. i believe there are at in a hole by 30 the agency is focusing on recruitment now like other police departments around the country, but they're

police department. as a mayor met mehan has unveiled his plan to increase the size of san jose's police force. the mayor outlined his new proposal while on a bike patrolk trail with san jose police chief anthony marra and other members of the city's police department. megan says the number of officers on patrol in the streets of san jose is below staffing at most other large us cities. the mayor says hiring more officers will be a critical part of his first city budget. we've got to get back to the basics. public safety cleaning up the city, ensuring that everyone in san jose lives indoors basic core city services. man says his budget plan would double the current rate at which new officers are hired while dramatically increasing recruitment efforts. the number of san francisco police employees making thousands of dollars more in overtime pay went up last year analysis by the chronicle found a total of 131 san francisco police employees made more than $100,000 in overtime pay less fiscal year. that is up from 26th year before the highest overtime earners were sworn staff. the top 32 sergeants and lieutenants made more than police people. scott london

oakland police stepping up patrols in an area that is become a hotspot for car break-ins. today the oakland police departmentad that van and extra officers stationed in the parking lot of raising cane's. the fast food restaurant, which decided to become drive-through only because of the rampant crime. last week raising cane's closed its main dining room to keep customers and their car safe. the in-n-out burger parking lot, which is a decent do raising cane's, a couple was on vacation and they were targeted by thieves twice in the same day. first the rental van was broken into and they rented a new car and went back to that lot to get the window replaced on the original car. that is when the thieves hit the new car and rob the couple at gunpoint. >>> a month-long search comes to an end as police arrest the last suspect for murder and east bay. arrested this man today who is believed to have shot and killed a store clerk last month. police found him hiding in a modesto apartment. this is video of the store where the murder happened. he is the third suspect arrested for the shooting. officers believe it started

today to recognize police k-9 kilo for assisting in a drug bust during his first week of being in patrol with his handler, officer nixon. as the newest member of the police department, kilo made an immediate impact by helping find over seven grams of methamphetamine during a traffic stop. as k-9's keen sense of smell helps them detect items that a human officer might miss, especially drugs and bombs. at a time when record levels of ill illicit narcotics are pouring in through our southern border, poisoning our citizens with synthetic fentanyl, it's incredibly important that police depar departments utilize every resource available to keep their communities safe. i hope kilo sets the example and proves the need for k-9 units across our police forces, including at the border. if one k-9 officer could handle this drug bust in indianola, imagine what a full squad could accomplish at our ports of entry. thank you for your service to indianola. we wish you athe very best in te future. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to discuss major flooding in seven counties in southeast iowa, along the mississippi river. i appreciate governor reynolds efforts to protect these comm

patrol cars. it is logical to warn the local police department and the government in advance.is responsible for security, the second for the territory, apparently the bloggers from ramenskoye did not have such permissions. this is not the first such case, for example, in 2020. a scandal erupted with the khizri blogger. behind the feast, according to the plot of one of his pranks, a suspicious man. police officers came up on the street to check the documents in response, the blogger, allegedly, would have opened it with a gun, and then threatened random passers-by it turned out so believable that some began to have a terrible panic threw out the media wrote that after this prank, like sorry locked , he collected several more administrative protocols in his piggy bank so that such unscrupulous bloggers would not get access to the game policemen. and the creators of films and tv shows, on the contrary, could use the service without any problems, experts have long been offering to pay attention to foreign experience. for example, in hollywood there is a special police department t

police officers on patrol. the berkeley scanner reports the department shifted from a 16 beat structure to a 14 beat structure dueaffing shortages. the new structure means it will take police longer to respond to nonemergency calls and mutual aid from other agencies may be needed if there is a big emergency. building a better bay area means pushing to find solutions for our region's one-of-a-kind climate and environment. despite the recent storms. the larger western u.s. is still gripped by drought and short to face more of it in the years to come. but there are efforts underway to save water in our largest city centers. abc 7 news anger dan ashley shows us the san francisco company turning entire high-rise buildings into water safe machines. dan: with the view from this rooftop, you can actually see the future of recycled water. >> this is not theoretical. this is not something in the future. it is happening right now. it is happening in the course building -- in the course building. dan: half he is co-finer -- he is cofounder of a company harnessing wastewater from high-rise buildings and giving it a second lif

patrol. there is normal about any of this. reporter: the antioch police department declined to comment. the police union previously issued a statement saying it hopes investigation is conducted in a timely matter but "we will not fall victim to the rhetoric of outside influences who aim to ridicule and the spread -- and discredit the hard-working members of the apoa." he's concerned about public safety but will not speculate on allegations against the department. >> there are a lot of hard-working men and women coming to work still everyday, and they are not involved, and those are the people truly that need our support. dan: the shooting death of a five-year-old south bay girl prompted the highway patrol to shut down interstate 880 in fremont today. officers search for evidence, most likely shell casings. the search follows revelations that saturday's shooting of the girl happened in fremont, initially reported. santa clara unified school district's superintendent issued a statement on her death, saying we are devastated by the tragic and senseless loss of eliana, our hearts are with h

patrol cars. i can tell that you police departments across the country right now they are short-staffed. em if why went to his patrol car you are not going to find a shield. >> ainsley: everyone pray for officer wilt. he had surgery. shot in the head. stable condition but critical still. >> we are pulling for him. >> ainsley: absolutely. >> steve: thank you so much, paul. >> thank you. >> brian: scary video the moment a suspect hit a fire commissioner with a pivment watching it in broad daylight. what is going on in that city. >> steve: first, the older the better. business owners are hiring senior citizens instead of high school seniors to work. it's all about america's labor. >> brian: they don't have homework. ♪ i'll see you monday, maybe ♪ when i'm down to my last dollar ♪ work hard ♪ play harder. airy hotel mother. what is happening? let me help you pick a hotel you feel good about. choice hotels is a family of brands, with a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. oooo, spacious! or, a cambria hotel downtown for just the two of you. hold my wand. don't wave it

so it's a busy day at a busy night in the city and the san francisco police department is increasing patrols. >> added additional patrols are officers both in uniform as well as in plain clothes operations will be in and out of these different venues. we normally staff these large events with officers. so this is the normal protocol and there isn't any reason to be alarmed. >> if you want to fight the traffic, consider public transportation into the city. tonight, the sfmta does expect more riders going to and from chase center and oracle park. and we'll also have the usual trains on the market and central lines that they run after the game. so around 6 o'clock tonight, it's going to get a little sticky with traffic. but the weather is really nice as we take this live look outside from our camera showing that there is the city of san francisco. it's just buzz. and today our meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details about the forecast for this evening. >> which we've made even more progress. now you can see as we zoom in here. >> that, you know, most of this now in northern california,

la la la la la♪ >> 3 new high-tech additions to new york city's police department are on display in times square robot surveillance patrolsews, artificial intelligence on the streets and in the subway. and there is a controversial robot dog as part of this project. >> and a new tool designed to curb dangerous car. chase u.s. reporter john muller has the story. >> meet k 5, a 5 foot 400 pound autonomous security robot that will soon be patrolling times square in the subway operating much like a roomba vacuum cleaner. it will patrol a preset boundary and go back to its docking station automatically when it needs to recharge this k 5 robot provides real-time situational awareness another ai technology to along the way is called the starch a system. it's a gps tracker thag inspired from a handheld or car mounted canister. it sticks to a suspects fleeing car and relays its location. police can back off high speed chases something bound to save lives. the most controversial new technology is actually making a comeback win. dg dog was first seen in the city 2 years ago. there was some public backlash. some seeing it as a futuris

bart police lieutenant william spear says his department has ramped up their efforts, including the number of patrol officers making sure broken security cameras are replaced and having more eyes on the trains and platforms. we've also redeployed police personnel. getting him out of cars and more on the trains and more on foot. city council member noel gayo called for oakland police to put a new substation in the fruitvale neighborhood activities come back up here in this area immediate area to follow up with another meeting. that's gotta happen, and maybe specifically for those that have complaints. police had one suggestion for the community, saying that they can download app called bart watch that allows people to report potential problems directly to bart police dispatch instead of having to go through a 911 council member, gayo and others who were there said that they are committed to continuing these meetings so that the community can have their say get their concerns and also their solutions. out there in the public, julie jana katsuyama reporting live from oakland tonight. thanks, janna. wel

many of those were sent and received by police department members who the chief says are not currently patrolling the streets. 17 officers are named in the two reports. the fbi is also taking part in that investigation. >>> happening today, it is tax day, and that means that it is the last day for most americans to file their taxes. a lot of you are thinking i had a little more time? you do. many californians have until october 16 toth file if they were impacted by the recent winter storms. here are some tipping for you. if you are scrambling to file taxes, make sure you gather all dock unanimous and make sure all your information is excellent. then book an appointment with a tax preparer or go to irs.gov to file your taxes. lisa lewis from turbotax says be aware of scams. >> the irs will never reach out via email or text, so definitely don't give any information out that over email like social security numbers. keep your social security number safe. >> another important step, make sure you check for credits and deductions. she says 1 in 5 people miss out on those key savings. when we talk about

many of those texts were sent and received by police department members who the chief says are no longer working on patrols in the streets. 17 officers are named in the two reports, and the fbi also taking part in the investigation. >>> one neighborhood in san jose's willow glen is becoming a hot spot for intruders and thefts and some are arguing that a growing homeless encampment may be the culprit. >> reporter: this is willow glen, also known as san jose's local treasure, and according to residents, the current destination for thieves. >> in the videos you see people coming in your driveway, checking the house doors, checking the car doors. >> i've been here 20 years, this is the worst i've ever seen it. >> reporter: families say it's become a daily problem. in fact, both of these residents were hit this weekend. luckily, neither had anything of value stolen other than sunglasses. >> the people that go up and down our street are frightening, they're frighteningening. >> reporter: if you scroll through the neighborhood app, you can see the problem for yourself. jody says not too long ago, she was confront

patrols by police. but bill scott said it's going to take time for his understaffed department to replenish its ranks. long will we have to wait? we want to continue hearing from you. we are covering tax in san francisco, be it on mr. lee, how tragic that is. be it on a transit or business owner, leader in the community or anyone else. be sure to stay tuned to kpix.com and streaming right here for the answers. >>> other stories we are following from around the bay to san jose, the top union executive has been fired after allegedly importing fentanyl, a federal in negation -- investigation found she had dozens of shipments of opioids delivered right to her home. get the span of time, 2015 and 2023. prosecutors say she also agreed to distribute them. >> to this point, we have no indication whatsoever that any sworn officer or any civilian staff is involved in this incident. maintaining the integrity of the poa is priority number 1 for us. >> she is due in court in two weeks. we will be there. >>> usa cycling champion ed after being struck by a car in presidio. it happened on tuesday around 4:00 in the a

national guard and commissioner sean dury from california highway patrol both agencies will be assisting san francisco police department with tackling illegal drug dealing starting monday. may first, general says there will not be boots on the ground in the city but 14 criminal analysts working to find and disrupt our drug cartel selling fentanyl in san francisco when it comes to see hp's role. commissioner dury would not disclose how many officers but did lay out their 3 goals deter criminal activity provides specialized training to san francisco police officers as well as additional resources to disrupt illegal drug trafficking. >> let me be clear. we're we're not coming in here to take over the higher charles going to supplement san francisco's efforts and will complement them not independent of each city. it's not independent of each county. it's fundamentally transnational criminal organizations that bring narcotics into our state into our cities. >> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins spoke today as well saying that the previous dha was offered the same assistance 2 years ago by the california national

the antioch police chief says this is unfortunate and that officers who were possibly involved are not on patrol right now. he says there are a lot of good officers at the police department he says he will not indict the entire organization. >> thank you. developing news. there is a push for cameras on bay area freeways after the shooting death of a five-year-old girl. amanda del castillo joining us in fremont with the latest on this. >> drive psing throughtch o at s >> -- the mel shooting. we had sky 7 overhead during that portion. it was for several hours. video showing chp officers walking, searching for any evidence tied to the death of the five-year-old. with saturday night's tragedy comes a renewed push for freeway safety. the governor announced funding last year for a pilot program to install 200 cameras on freeways across the state. alameda and contra costa county were included in the push though it's unclear how many have been installed along 880 and 580. for years, hercules's vice has advocated for cameras, and they received federal funding to install a camera network along i-80 and highway four. as an added tool with such tragedies, the hope is other counties

yell does the sheriff in the patrol the airport or police department. there are agreements in the city. you in we are looking at data, looking at complaints how many investigators should the person hire. and based on the number of sworn officers but we want to know what is happen and can we know the technology is not there for the sheriff's office. something basic you want the focus >> that's i didn't asked for report on complaints and more detailed break down so inspect are yes or no applicants have i sense when is the scope of the number of complaints and we asked ms. clark to give a report on lawsuits that is also jermaine to ig responsibilities than iville that understanding. i believe the chooif chu's presentation was irrelevant voluntary to inspector general applicant and like thoim go deeper i know the questions applicants ask about the complaint numbers. why i think men in the future if you would have a better conversation with the people you come to ask to speak so that if they don't have the data you know who else needs to be there. irrelevant