commander peter walsh responded to the concerns. >> we're getting as close to a policy we think thatill work and help us mitigate some of the fears people have. the use lowers officer injury rates, it also lowers the injury rates to suspects. >> commander walsh says each officer would be thoroughly trained in the use of tasers. >>> a warning if you shop at trader joe's. certain types of salads may be contaminated. you should throw out trader joe's broccoli slaw and kale with white chicken meat. they can cause -- i can't say this. >> lysteriosis. >> the salads are produced by vallejo based -- >> but you could do that. well done. >> i don't know. they have a use by date of october 10, 11, 12, and 13. >> our writers are testing you this morning. >>> people who struggle to get a business off the ground have new hope. a program that is pretty perfect for silicon valley. >> it's recycled leather scraps. >> reporter: these small business owners from san jose are determined to succeed. the problem -- getting a loan. >> through a bank i would into he had to have credit or more sales. >> repor

. >> commander peter walsh says san francisco and boston are among the last big cities in america where officers still are not authorized to carry the devices commonly called tasters. the police chief believes it's time for that to change. >> we believe ceds are an effective use of force in situations that warrant intermediate force. it is not something that will stop all encounters. but it's a viable option. >> previous police chiefs have tried but faced overwhelming opposition. police say they believe the devices could help end encount ert faster and more safely they point to the justice dp as an ally. >> when you tum with the d.o.j. recommendation that is precisely say we basically strongly believe you should deploy it you know with community insput. >> the city's human rights commission garthered input at meeting sfloos we heard pretty much first off the top that people have major concerns. >> executive director cheryl davis says the commission has not formally taken a position but they say their research showed a vast majority of residents were opposed to tasters. >> this isn't abo

yellow space topping them in the champions league tonight a crucial match for a controversial coach peter walsh. well one welcome i'm terry martin good to have you with this. germany has been thrust into political uncertainty talks to form a new coalition government collapsed late on sunday after four weeks of marathon negotiations the german president says he will meet with the leaders of all parties to press them to try once more to cut a deal meanwhile chancellor i'm going to michael is weighing her options she says she's ready to run for chancellor again if a new election in a new election if necessary. the german chancellor would have gladly spared herself and germany from this walk of shame but after the collapse of coalition talks it's up to the german president to decide the next step. is a new government is always a difficult political. one involving struggle and disagreement but the task of forming a government is very important possibly the most important task that voters give their representatives within a democracy and this task remains. confound to my own plans to meet up for talk

. >> commander peter walsh says san francisco and boston are among the last big cities in america where officers still are not authorized to carry the devices called tazers. the police chief pleefs believes it's time to change. >> we believe they are an effective use of force in situations that warrant intermediate force. it is not something that will stop all encounters. but it's a viable option. >> reporter: previous police chiefs have tried but faced overwhelming opposition process. police say they believe the device could end encounters more safely they point to the u.s. justice department as an ally. >> when you couple that with the doj remgts saying we believe you should deploy it with community input. >> the city's human rights commission helped gather input at meetings. cheryl davis says the commission hasn't formally taking a position but their research showed a vast majorities of residents weren't oppose zbrood not really my decision to make but ultimately i'm saying now is not the best time because there is quite a bit depending on who you talk to lack of trust between commun

. >> commander peter walsh says each officer will be thoroughly trained in the use of tasers. >>> a warninge's shoppers. certain salads may be contaminated. throw out broccoli slaw and kale with white chicken meat. salads are contaminated with listeria produced by vallejo based specialty foods and a use by date from october 10 through october 13. >>> people struggled to get a business off the ground have some new hope. the nonprofit kiva officially launched yesterday in san jose and the peninsula. loans for entrepreneurs giving small business owners a chance to get a loan. people can help people. >> so far 47 entrepreneur who is are borrowing money using kiva. they hope to do loan matches. >>> skiers will soon be hitting the slopes. >> ski resorts in the sierra want to make sure you stay safe. abc 7 news was where the nonprofit group ski california spoke about their new safety pamphlet. ski california represents 28 ski resorts in california and nevada. >> a lot of consistency, a lot of what is in here, at squaw valley and the intention to have something that would follow a skier from resort