police themselves. guest: sometimes they cannot. it is important to have independent investigations went there is say a questionable shooting by a police officer. before believe it to the federal government, we should have the state investigative agency more involved in these question will cases. let's say there is a death in the city of ferguson or san francisco. sometimes the police department cannot investigate themselves. they are not impartial. it is important to bring out -- bring in outside investigator to conduct an impartial and thorough investigation. before we leave it to the department of justice, sometimes you can get a neighboring jurisdiction to handle that investigation or you can go to the state bureau of investigation or the state attorney general's office. i think independence and impartiality are very important when talking about police conduct. stateeven though officials can act in these investigations, is there any concern that the actions by the are pushingrtment back or walking a

, he started shooting with a machine gun at the police car and killed one police officer.wo others were wounded in the exchange. there are rumors about another attacker. the interior minister did not confirm that. they are very cautious about any information getting out at the moment. it is a developing situation. as long as it is not confirmed by the police or the interior minister, we should not believe anything. no one is getting access to the champs-elysees at the moment. >> we're getting new details in every minute. we are seeing reports police are treating this as a terror attack, are you confirming that? >> this is something the spokesperson for the interior minister has not confirmed and i personally do not believe it is possible at this very early stage to say what kind of attack it was. it does not look like an armed robbery, it could be a terror attack, but that is not confirmed. >> is it fair to say the police appear to be the target at this point? >> it sounds like it, it looks like it. if the gunman got out of the car and started shooting at the police car, b

police officecers. police officer w was killed and t two others were wounded. >> do we know at this point whether or not this was terrorism? lisa: we cannot do sure but the antiterrorism department of the prosecutor's office has been seen. it seems like ththgovernmentnt s seriously consisidering that ths might have been a terror attack. >> the government seriously considering this might have been a terror attack. and a few days ago we were seeing reports that french authorities may have foiled a terror plot in paris. do youou have any idea ifif thee two o situations are connected? >> that is unknown for now. we know the police is on high alert and so is it the government. they have deployed 50,000 additional police officers to make sure there will be no attacks during the presidential election campaign. one spokesperson said they were on very high alert and the likelihood that more attacks -- new terror attacks might happen is very high. a few days ago the police arrested two meen in marseille who were

i've often said that the police need the community and the community need the police. i would like to start by thanking my co-hosts for this forum. representative john conyers is the top-ranking democrat on the house judiciary committee. he has been a tremendous leader for decades, just not on criminal justice issues, but on a wide variety of critical issues that face this country. in fact, we have a portrait of him hanging in our room because he also used to be the chairman of this very committee. i also want to welcome my colleagues, representative cedric richmond who serves as the chair of the congressional black cause us, representative sheila jackson-lee who is the ranking member on the homeland security and investigations, representative brenda lawrence who is a distinguished member of our oversight committee and who has championed so many of the issues that we're going to be talking about today and so i'm honored that all of them are here today. what we are going to do is have each of our hosts give a short opening statement and we will limit it just to those me

municipal police is not armed but the rest of the police are armed. we do not have incidents of police shooting. when they are attacked, they do shoot back and we do have those incidents. some of the riots started with a policeman being attacked in answering back and they have been instances of cars with the numberof have been instances of cars with the number of usually young men forcing police checks and pursued being given, and the police using their weapons. and of course, we have got the debate tonight involving all 11 of the potential presidential candidates ahead of the vote at the weekend. this is bound to have a bearing on what they discussed. weekend. this is bound to have a bearing on what they discussedlj actually bearing on what they discussed.” actually have missed this because i started talking about this, so i missed the reaction. this is of course going to help the two candidates who have named islamic terrorism, assuming the attackers are islamic terrorists. this will help mostly marine le pen and mostly francois philly on. we're loo

we did have a statement from a police union and there is a separate police source saying a second policerm that at the moment. high—profile politicians and france have referred to this as an act of terrorism, however the french interior minister is saying, we do not know the motivation behind this attack. there is one person involved that they have been reports of extra people being involved. however, quite often in developing stories like this, you get reports of extra people being involved and it does not prove to be the case, so we cannot confirm if anyone was involved beyond that single attacker. if we go in closer, we can see the arctic triomphe where we we re see the arctic triomphe where we were talking to christian fraser, and the attack took place in the champs—elysees to the east. throughout the hour, more information has been coming through. we have plugged back into the bbc newsroom to we have plugged back into the bbc news roo m to a ccess we have plugged back into the bbc newsroom to access all the latest information. all the stations nearby to wear this attack is taken pla

various police agencies are involved.say this man was firing off rounds throughout the day, and into this night. >> this tragedy has played out at several different scenes today. our reporters have been covering it all. dave kinchen was at the hospital when we got word of the trooper's bag but we begin tonight with our dave schratwieser as close as he can get to the scene where that suspect is hold up. dave, what can you tell us? >> reporter: iain, the area here still blocked off by poli police. state police confirming that 8:22 tonight they used explosive device to breach the front door of the suspect's home. they have not entered the home at this point at least we haven't been told that. as of the last update ten minutes ago. but we are told they continue to negotiate with him, trying to get him to surrender. >> it is very scary. >> reporter: tension filled the night hair in middletown as one of the suspects in the fatal shooting of a delaware state trooper barricaded himself inside a home here. beth atkins daughter was

good policing?he other part is about power. are rights better protected at the national level which liberals argue, or should more power be concentrated locally as conservatives argue? what will local governments do if they feel they have more free rein? here is florida's answer. the florida legislature passing a new bill to expand the sound your ground bill making it easier to kill another person and be protected from ever facing a full murder trial. the bill would put the burden of proof on the government for what is typically a defense that an accused killer would present. police union leaders and prosecutors have welcomed muc of trump's talk about law and orderut that may have its limits. the head of the florida prosecutors' association saying that conservative legislators have gone too far in florida and the new bill basically favors accused killers because it forces prosecutors to, quote, present our whole case before trial. there is something wrong with that. in baltimore the reforms continue

goff, that one of police officer dies, -- win a police when a police-- officer dies, i mourn. whatever color they are, even if they are not from baltimore, i mourn. but i also mourn for freddie gray. some folks seem to not understand you can have both. -- and i'm glad you things gett -- those in the way of us truly talking to each other and trying to resolve these issues. mr. jenkins and mr. boldin, can you tell us what other -- i'm not looking for names -- are there many other folks in the league trying to do similar things to what you all are doing? guysah, there are a lot of that have concerns about what is going on in their communities and incarceration that are looking for ways to get involved. they are not sure what to do but they do want to put in some work. that is sort of what we are doing, trying to blaze that trail for them to follow along. we have recently started a community engagement committee through our players union to consolidate the efforts of guys doing things in their own communities but want to unify, to put a big voice to issues they care about. crimina

the mantra of up to a police van. 0nce targeted at the police. the mantra of up to a police van.e subject of a targeted attack. —— man drove up to. exactly. the man clearly had the police in mind. he could obviously have opened fire on crowds of tourists and passers—by. but he targeted a van. in a way, carnage has been avoided, they are, because if he had turned his weapon on crowds of people, it could have been more of a bloodbath. but it seems that the target really was men in uniforms, the police, and the reaction of the police obviously limited the number of casualties and so far we know that one police officer died in the attack, and two others have been wounded. once again, it is figures of authority, as you say, people in uniform. we have the attack on soldiers at the louvre, in the centre of paris. we also had the soldier being attacked at the 0rly airport. this will be, for a country in a state of emergency, a worrying development. extremely. but in a way, not very surprising, any more, to french people, who have come to be used to living with that kind of threat. as you

we saw the police man shoot him. tim: for more of the shootings, we go down on the foundation for defense for democracy. ,here were multiple attackers an arrest warrant out for another suspect as well. how do you monitor people like this get-go -- this? >> you cannot monitor all of them. you cannot monitor people that think that drawing a cartoon of mohammed is a crime and you should be killed for that. most people that believe that would not carry out such an execution. as an intelligence officer, you have to separate one from the other. that is why there is an argument allnot keeping out immigrants, but having a number that you can vet. inwing who you are letting and having them assimilate into the country. any computer or surveillance in the world at can follow all of the people looking for keywords? >> there is not. if you have a coordinated and sophisticated attack, that requires some planning in an organization. you could have someone that is online at one day and if he knows how to get a weapon, he can get one

police are looking for a missing 4 month old missing 4 looking for a police are police are looking fore is a 4 month old female. she is about 2 feet tall and weighs 15 pounds.brown hair and hazel eyes.seen wearing a outfit. the father of the missing 4 month old baby is micahel lenard wallin. he is a 45 year old white male. he is 6 foot 2, weighs 220 pounds. he has brown hair and brown eyes. he has full body tattoos, including the this is a descrption of the car that the man with the missing baby drives. a 2007 4 four nissan altima. it has paper plates and damage on both the front ( darya ) thanks will. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca: looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive times. a hot spot in the east bay in fremont. an accident on southbound 880 at auto mall parkway. a few lanes are blocked. speeds are under the limit approaching and passing the scene. a new crash in the back-up now at the mowry exit, just behind the auto mall crash, causing even more delays on the

police are now. “— vehicles, and heavily armed police are now. —— and heavily armed police. device. people are nearby, there is a media present, it presents. we will wait and see what they find. —— there is and see what they find. —— there is a media residence. is there anything you can say about where it was found? you can say about where it was found ? was you can say about where it was found? was in a store or on the street? some details are sketchy. but it has been reported in some media that it was 30 by 30 centimetres box that looked suspicious, they could be seen to have some destructive potential. i believe it was found outdoors, near a bridge. but the first report was that it was deemed to have a little destructive potential. but the cord and is still going on, and a big area was evacuated, and it is also an area that has also been cordoned off. there has not been this kind of police mobilisation in oslo since 2011, after the terror attack by a far right extremists, breivik. we are now just far right extremists, breivik. we are nowjust waiting. has somebody been det

a manager then called police. the employees then began stalling on his order to give police more time to get there. when police arrived, stephens led them on a short chase before he took his own life. ( james ) former president george h.w. bush is in a houston hospital this morning recovering from pneumonia. a spokesman for the former president says the 92-year-old was admitted on friday due to a cough that prevented him from sleeping. doctors say they expect president bush to make a full recovery. he was last admitted into the hospital in january also with pneumonia. ( james ) in the east bay. a bridge in moraga is closed indefinitley after engingeers say it has sustained structural damage after a recent landslide. the canyon road bridge is in danger of collapsing. the bridge was closed last night around 7:00 it's located on canyon road between constance place in moraga. no cars, bicycles or pedestrians will not be allowed to use it until city officials say it's safe to go on. ( james ) kevin durant is questionab

an automatic weapon on police officers.weeted: john luke kneller standing for the far left wrote: —— melechon. sentiments echoed by other candidates. translation: tonight while we have been talking, we know that at least one police officer has been killed. this threat is incalculable and is going to be a pa rt incalculable and is going to be a part of our daily lives for years to come. france has been in a state of emergency since come. france has been in a state of emergency since a come. france has been in a state of emergency since a string ofjihadist terror attacks that began in 2015 and have killed over 230 people. in january 2015 gunmen in paris attacked the officers of the charlie hebdo magazine and a supermarket. in the same year in november the bata cla n the same year in november the bataclan concert hall and a major stadium were attacked, leaving at least 130 people dead. injuly 2016 a lorry drove through a crowd celebrating bastille day in nice, killing at least 84 people. and this year and killing at least 84 p

for policing that are extending drug the different police forces.eople may have seen this on tv, united airlines facing widespread criticism after video surfaced of a doctor being forcibly dragged off an airplane by security officers on sunday after united overbooked the flight. they said, would anyone volunteer to be revoked? no one did. what they claimed is they randomly chose quadrant people. the flight was leaving from chicago o'hare international airport headed to louisville. when no one volunteered to get off the flight, the 69-year-old man, the doctor, was selected to be forced off the plane. he said, no, it was a doctor who needed to see his patience the following morning in the hospital. it is reported a fellow passenger said, more or less, i'm being selective because i am chinese. multiple chicago department of aviation security officers dragged him through the aisle as fellow passengers screamed. [screaming] hey, hey, come on. come on. know, oh, my god. look what you did dam. oh, my god. removed, theing doctor, who was bloodied by the fir

police say marble called police earlier that day and told police that his passenger, a 13-year-old girl, jumped out of his moving car. police say the girl ran away from home on thursday, and ended up at shell station where marble convinced her to get into his truck. the teenager says he used a syringe to inject her with meth and sexually assualted her multiple times. police say marble also used a knife to scratch his name into the girl's skin. neighbors spoke to kron four after learning about his arrest. <"this is surprising to think of somebody that's just two houses down from where i live, ya know, and with all the kids that live in the park here, 'cause it's a family park. so there's families with all their little kids.">( darya ) marble has prior drug convictions. he is now in jail on suspicion of kidnapping, sexual assault on a minor and child abuse. ( mark ) one man is behind bars this morning after a shooting that injured five people at a house party in pittsburg. it happened saturday night near the corner of madoline street and lorraine avenue. police say a group of men walked i

the paris police force. 0ne wounding one officer from the paris police force.here, he wounded two of them and they sustained serious injuries. the two officers that were wounded and other police officers that were nearby returned fire and the attacker was killed. the surrounding area was locked down immediately with emergency response units to secure that zone deployed. as for the identity of the attacker, that has not been declared. any information is not trustworthy, we are only at the beginning of this investigation. it is ongoing. just as the security zone around the champs elysee remains in place. we cannot exclude that there may also be one or more accomplices that may have assisted in someway the commission of this crime, but the main thing we have established from witness statements and from forensic evidence is that there was only one attacker. the french interior spokesman. that was the interior minister, pierre—henri brandet. we are hearing that the attack was a 39—year—old, but the details of the man's name is not been divulged until they are sure i

police along the avenue.at everyone in world knows about this avenue so it is the place that is the most protected, it has brazilians and people from outside the city and tourists, and weekends you have one third of a million people there every day. and you have the ely is a palace which isjust every day. and you have the ely is a palace which is just behind a row of trees just up the bottom of the avenue, so that's many reasons for the place to be protected. anne—elisabeth, thank you very much, for the moment. we appreciate your help in covering this story. a couple of other things to share with you. a french interior ministry spokesperson said that the motives for the shooting are unknown. bear in mind that message from the french interior ministry when i show you this wire that has come in from reuters, president trump has offered his condolences after the killing of a police officer, saying it looks like another terrorist act. let's bring in christian fraser of the bbc in the champs—elysees. just to reite

first three police officers inured when their police cars collide. is following the latest form the breaking news desk. and a standoff with a murder suspect in the east bay is entering it's 12th hour. averi harper is live on the scene with the latest. and police stepping up efforts to catch the person who dumped dozens of dead dogs in a bay area park. the new reward being offered this morning. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ( averi ) breaking news.... police in the middle of an hours long standoff with a murder suspect in the east bay. i am live at the scene with the details. ( anny ) and breaking news from overnight... several police officers are injured. i will tell you where it happened and how the officers are doing this mornin

the police arrive at the station.tarted to one of the escalators and got out there, so i sat there for couple of minutes actually and then i said to my colleague, we need to go. as soon as we got out there it was calm. there was any police there. and then they started to yell and there was mass panic. wejust started to yell and there was mass panic. we just started to run as fast as we caught down the street, the main street towards the old town. what do think it happened? we did not really know soon as we walked out of the taiwan macro shot we could smell the burning the smoke. —— as soon as we could smell the burning the smoke. —— as soon as we we could smell the burning the smoke. —— as soon as we walked out of the coffee shop. we were com pletely of the coffee shop. we were completely confused we had no idea. ijumped to completely confused we had no idea. i jumped to that completely confused we had no idea. ijumped to that it must be a terrorist attack and we started to walk as far away as we could to another isla

about six police cars swooped on this bus, armed police got out.thought someone was on that bus trying to get away. for the hour that followed, there was a lot of panic here as people tried to get away from the area. there were armed police at the end of each street. clearly, quite a serious situation developed over the course of the next hour, because the police just didn't know what they were dealing with. christian fraser with the latest in paris. we can spread to europe editor katya adler in our paris studio. this attack has taken place three days before the first round of the french presidential elections. what could the impact be? first let me tell you the reason i'm in the bureau, we are just 200 yards from where the attack took place and police really just shoved from where the attack took place and police reallyjust shoved us of the street. of course, this is an attack french security services so feared might be planned to coincide with the french presidential election just a couple of days ago police had a raid in marseille and found a ho

he called police who told him not to chase after the car but to file a police report.t instead the man and his friends called an uber and followed the stolen car all the way to a parking lot in pleasanton. they found the car with the thieves inside it. they called police again and two people were arrested. although this story had a good outcome, police encourage you not to take these types of matters into your own hands. ( darya ) united airlines is making more policy changes after a man was violently dragged off a plane in chicago. the airline says it will now limit its use of law enforcement to safety and security issues only. it will not require customers seated on the plane to give up their seat involuntarily unless safety or security is at risk . and they are increasing the amount they can offer passengers to give up their seat up to 10-thousand dollars. some of the policy changes have already been implemented, while others are set to roll out in the near future. ( mark ) ending hate speech. that is the main focus for students and staff at one california state uni

we are seeing hundreds of police officers. it is a very important day for the police service.e police, but for all of us in the nation. has the family played a big part in contributing to the service? they have had their full part, contributing to the service? they have had theirfull part, as contributing to the service? they have had their full part, as any family would be expecting to do in helping to choose the heavens and the readings. the funeral is the funeral that they would want for their husband and father. in terms of view as the dean here, it is a poignant moment, the start of holy week, the service come at a poignant moment. it does because we are leading up night to remembering the death ofjesus leading up night to remembering the death of jesus on leading up night to remembering the death ofjesus on good friday, what looked hopeless, then on easter day the sign of great hope is god raised him from the dead. that sense of the ultimate sacrifice that one person can make for another in laying down their life, not just the can make for another in laying down their li

police say marbles called police earlier that day.en jumped out of his moving car. police say the girl ran away from home on thursday, and ended up at shell station where marbles convinced her to get into his truck. the teenager says he used a syringe to inject her with meth and sexually assualted her multiple times. police say marbles also used a knife to scratch his name into the girl's skin. neighbors spoke to kron four after learning about his arrest. <"this is surprising to think of somebody that's just two houses down from where i live, ya know, and with all the kids that live in the park here, 'cause it's a family park. so there's families with all their little kids.">( darya ) marbles has prior drug convictions. he is now in jail on suspicion of kidnapping, sexual assault on a minor and child abuse. ( mark ) one man is behind bars this morning after a shooting that injured five people at a house party in pittsburg. it happened saturday night near the corner of madoline street and lorraine avenue. police say a group of men walk

. >> and also what led the police. our special coverage with this breaking news and press conference starting any minute. hand this off to john king who will continue the special coverage right now. >>> tha u, kate. welcome to "inside politics." we continue our breaking news coverage on the end of a three-day manhunt for the murder who killed a man and then posted it on facebook. pennsylvania state police now say that man, the suspect steve stephens who had sent ohio and pennsylvania law enforcement into a multi state manhunt, pennsylvania state police say he is did. you see the room. this killer found in pennsylvania. that press conference on the right of your screen due to begin any moment out of cleveland where that murder took place on easter sunday. we'll take you there live any second. our law enforcement analyst is with us. art, you've been following this case from the beginning. as we wait from the confirmation from cleveland, pennsylvania state plolice saying they had a brief pursuit and the suspect killed him

the victim shoots that police officer or points a gun at that police officer, and the police officer takes a gun and shoots them and injures or kills them. who bears the financial loss in that situation? the homeowner who has a right to defend him or herself and say, it is my life for yours? or the police officer who has taken unreasonable action in breaking into a home in the middle of the night without announcing him or herself? that is the question. >> understood, your honor. the answer to that question is >> understood, your honor. the answer to that question is quite likely the officer but not because of the provocation rule but rather because the officer has committed a clearly unconstitutional act, which is not just entering but also >> understood, your honor. the answer to that question is quite likely the officer but not because of the provocation rule but rather because the officer has committed a clearly unconstitutional act, which is not just entering but also failing to knock and announce, clear violation of cleary established law, which then approximately causes what >>

police say a short time later...g yamagata's description was bothering another woman just a few blocks away. ( darya ) when police searched yamagata's car they found a meth pipe and an i-d card belonging to a minor who he apparently had an inappropriate relationship with. mountain view police are now worried he may have had additional victims and they are asking anyone with information to ( mark ) we are learning new information about what lead up to a baby drowning in a swimming pool in concord. we first brought you this story yesterday on the kron four morning news. one-year-old molly scott was found in a backyard pool on leland way when she was visiting a family member on sunday. the

police used a robot to pick it up. the suspect throughout 29's and only then did the swat team fired tear gas which/them away from the car and he was taken into custody. police told us that during the standoff the suspect suffered from delusions apparently because he had ingested illegal drugs. the suspect had also been named in some restraining orders allegedly threatening -- alleging threatening behavior. the victim's name is not been released. that's the latest. ktvu fox2 news. >>> we just received a mug shot of the suspect. his name is gregory papa was. he is 38 years old the police say he had been in a relationship with the woman killed extract five people were arrested during yesterday's free-speech protest. the charges rain from resisting arrest for possession of a controlled substance. police say there were no reports of injuries or property damage during those demonstrations. hundreds of people sounded off over a canceled speech by ann coulter. berkeley's mayor told ktvu a large police presence help keep the p

by police had been shooting at neighbors.round 2:00 tuesday afternoon on bueno street and pueblo avenue. when police arrived they say the man began shooting at them from a car. that's when officers opened fire. the man then crashed into a tree and died at the scene. his identity has not yet been released. the officers who shot the man have been placed on administrative leave. the shooting remains under investigation. ( mark ) a san francisco man accused of kidnapping a 13- year-old girl has pleaded ánotá guilty 27-year-old lee eigl (eye-gil) appeared in court yesterday. he was arrested last month in connection with the attack in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. police say eigl grabbed the victim while she walked along forest side avenue and tried pulling her in his car. they say she screamed alerting people nearby who then pulled her away from eigl. he was later arrested and has now been charged with six felonies. ( terisa ) this morning we are learning new details about the apartment building in oakland that caught

the police operation in terms of looking foran police operation in terms of looking for an accomplice in this pa rt for an accomplice is over in this part of paris but it is underway in other parts of paris, to the east of the city they are searching an apartment. i was telling you a short while ago we believe there is an arrest warrant that has been put out for a second suspect. we don't know whether he was on the police say they are looking for second suspect who came into france from belgium. they were, of course, feel full that something like this might happen in the run—up to the election. in fact the run—up to the election. in fact the police said in certain parts of the police said in certain parts of the country they would bring in private security guards to protect polling booths but as katya adler said there is a realfearfor the election, with some candidates cancelling their rallies tomorrow but it will have an effect on turnout as well because some people quite simply will be too afraid to turn out. christian fraser in paris, thank you. that's it from us. they will be cont

when the police showed up, police said the gunman began firing at them. him a short distance to linda vista avenue where he crashed into a tree. he shot at them and they shot back killing him. >> i was shocked. we are a small community. when something happens like that, it's shocking and horrible. >> reporter: the police officers have been placed on paid administrative leave, that's standard practice. >> thank you. >>> a major shakeup at the white house, president donald trump has removed stephen bannon from the national security counsel, the reason given, stephen bannon was elevated to the counsel at the beginning of president donald trump's presidency, but now others are saying it was not appropriate for him to be in on national security matters, so he has been removed. >>> president donald trump met with the king of jordan. the meeting came after a suspected chemical attack in syria that killed more than 80 people including 11 children. >> these heinous actions by the regime cannot be tolerated. we stand with our allies to condemn this horrific attack

there was a bus full of police.d just in front of the bus, then got out a kalashnikov, and then he shot six times. i thought it was fireworks, then he went and hid behind a lorry. translation: we were moving towards a car, and then i heard two or three shots. i didn't realise they were shots to start with. well, then there was just panic all around. everyone started running down the champs—elysees, just by instinct. i didn't stop to work out what was going on. i just ran, too. the attacker was then shot dead by police. guns drawn, the police are shooing people off the street. this country, which up untiljust now was obsessed by politics and the upcoming election, has been thrown back into a sense of fear. it was just about recovering from, after the mass paris attacks over a year ago. tonight, people in central paris were too scared to leave their homes. the tension is palpable. banging. shots are being fired. is it gunshots? no. a sudden noise where we were was mistaken for gunfire, and had police shouting us off t

police say ruben gonzalez worked as a ight janitor.s of his family. 3 people are dead and a 4th is in the hospital after a shooting at an elementry school in san bernardino. police are calling the shooting a domestic incident. the shooter targeted his wife in her classroom before taking his own life. two students were shot. one died at a hospital. the other child is in stable condition. a car slammed through a fence in santa clara and ended up in a backyard swimming pool. these pictures were tweeted to us by the santa clara fire department. no one was injured. officers called a tow truck to the scene but they can't remove the car without damaging the pool. a crane is being brought in to remove the car from the pool. now let's go to james fletcher in the weather center. : light rain will develop over the north bay this morning and spread south during the day. after a brief break early wednesday light to moderate rain will spread over the area wednesday afternoon and evening. a few showers will continue on thursday before dry weather ret

area and call police. (vicki) a man accused of groping women on muni - is now behind bars. one of his alleged victims says she's releaved he's been arrested and is hopeful the criminal justice system won't let her down kron four's dan kerman is following this story for us tonight and joins us live in san francisco with more on this story. dan? san francisco police have arrested this 45 year old man in connection with a series of sexual assaults that occurred on muni trains over the last several weeks.sot michelle/assaulted on muni 10-20i am so relieved they found him so quickly and arrested him and i want to commend sfpd and muni for taking this so seriously and taking action so promptlythis woman, says she was assaulted last thursday on the n judah line as it was heading from duboce park towards the sunset. she snapped this photo of the suspect, spread the word on social media and within 24 hours he was identified and ultimately arrested on tuesday.sot officer grace gatpandan/san francisco police 41-48he

jenkins are you anti-police? >> no i am not anti-police. i am not anti-police. rep. clay: i appreciate that so much. i think that will dispel some of the rumors me will attempt to make about this hearing. i want to say thanks to all three of you for your testimony. i yield back. rep. cummings: we are going to close up. let me just say this. up a veryrings important point. so often, when one tries to make the arguments that black lives people shouldt not just be shot down in our streets, that we should not have whos like freddie gray, lived and died in my and when you try to even talk about those subjects, a lot of times people will make that argument that, you are anti-police. they don't seem to understand, dr. goff, that one of police officer dies, -- win a police when a police-- officer dies, i mourn. whatever color they are, even if they are not from baltimore, i mourn. but i also mourn for freddie gray. some folks seem to not understand you can have both. -- and i'm glad you things gett -- those in the way of us truly talking to each other and trying to resolve t

berkeley police say they changed some police tactics. >> the same way we handle something last time is not the same way we handle it this time. >> reporter: this time, berkeley police tried to separate access inside of the park. fencing meant to protect -- supper the protesters did not stop them from reaching each other. >> one girl jumped on my back and pepper sprayed me in the face. >> reporter: police say neither applied for city permits to be here. police found out about it from social media. police and published a list of items found out last month's protest clash that are now prohibited in the parks. >> baseball bats, polls, bricks, rocks. >> reporter: but, prohibited items were still brought in. along with full soda cans thrown. the protest also spilled out into the streets. people once again got hurt. seven people were taken to the hospital and one person was stabbed. >> we are going to try to break it up but that does not mean that person is going to go to jail if the other person does not want to press charges. >> reporter: police may 20 arrest. when asked if the handled the

the victim shoots that police officer, or points a gun at that police officer, and the police officer takes a gun and shoot them and injures them or kills them. now who bears the financial loss in that situation? the homeowner, who has a right to defend him or herself and say it's my life or yours, or the police officer who was taken unreasonable action in breaking into a home in the middle of the night without announcing him or herself? that's the question for me. >> understood, your honor. and the answer to the question is quite likely the officer, but not because of the provocation role, but rather because the officer has committed a clearly unconstitutional act, which is not just entering but also failing to knock and announce, clear violation of clearly established law which event proximately causes what unfurls next. >> lets break that down, because i see two scenarios in this for which a victim could recover. one is an unconstitutional violation that proximally causes an injury. okay? that's the theater you come to. and the second is if there was an unreasonable use of force by

campus police say they are prepared for the worst. police will be patrolling around campus. although ann coulter will not be there the controversy surrounding her visit is far from over. berkeley college republicans filed a lawsuit this week. they claim that the university is trying to limit conservative speech by not ensuring coulter's safety. ( averi ) school administrators say they never guaranteed that coulter could speak on april 27th. they offered to hold the speech on may 2nd instead. ( mark ) thanks averi. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) a woman is brutally beaten near san jose state university and the attackers are still on the loose this morning.( darya ) this is a story we fir

in a police vehicle.ng held on suspicion of possessing an offensive weapon. meanwhile, police also saying there is no immediate known threat after that arrest. this seems to be an incident which has been contained. one arrest. no injuries. in that sense, something that was contained and it seems pretty quickly. their we are, our man being arrested and reports you can see that he had his hand bandaged. you can see something wrapped around his right—hand. that suggestion that there may have been knives involved with potentially... to give you a sense of where this is happening, this is whitehall, a long road which runs down into parliament square. you can see the buses on the right—hand side still moving freely, but the traffic on the left—hand side of that street understandably has been shut off. traffic shot from there. people not able to come down there. people not able to come down the street a vehicle. girly bysta nders the street a vehicle. girly bystanders and people still moving quite freely around.

why police say this video does not tell it's entire story. >> also, new police cars unveiled.hy one automaker believes police departments all around the country will want to buy lots of these. >> and transplant success stories. why one doctor believes if they're done early enough they are pretty much guaranteed to work. >>> you know they're used to lot of water coming from the sky. like this. water main break made a big mess in portland. looked like a river downtown. the flood shut down roads, left businesses without clean water. but one restaurant ended up stocking up their place with bottled water and cans of soda just to stay open. >>> attention grabbing confrontation between an officer and a woman as usual caught on video, right? the 92nd clip is really picking up steam online. >> it shows four colorado officers trying to restrain a woman then in just a moment here they slam her to the ground. officers had actually been respond to go bar fight involving the woman's boyfriend and another guy. but when they arrived, police say the woman got physical with both the bouncer and

the new word from police overnight about where he may be headed. and an annual tradition - now hours away. the president and first lady getting ready to host their first easter egg roll! we're live at the white house - coming up. good morning washington. toss to eileen - showers possible through midday; clearing late - up & down temperatures this week - cooler weekend ahead today: mostly cloudy. showers possible through 3pm. clearing late. highs: 70-75 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 44-54 winds: n 5 mph tuesday: mostly sunny and pleasant. highs: 69-74 winds: se 5-10 mph breaking right now... police in fairfax scene of an apparent barricade situation, involving two young children. here is what we know right now. police tell us that officers received a call last night-- about a man experiencing what is being called "a mental crisis". police arrived at the house-- but the man refused to come out. he is also refusing to release two children, believed to be inside. our ryan hughes is on the scene. he'll have a live report comin

police say a short time later... a man matching yamagata's description was bothering another woman just a few blocks away. ( darya ) when police searched yamagata's car they found a meth pipe and an i-d card belonging to a minor who he apparently had an inappropriate relationship with. mountain view police are now worried he may have had additional victims and they are asking anyone with information to come forward. ( mark ) the man accused of kidnapping, drugging and sexually assautling a 13 year old girl in the north bay will be in court today. police say 50 year-old timothy marble picked up the young victim at a gas station in napa after she ran away from home. investigators say the

of poli policeing you want. in some levels policing is a matter of law but in any law enforcement schema we select a level of enforcement and that can be driven by a lot of things. budgetary constraints. we could catch every speeder in america if we wanted to. it would be within our power but that would cost a lot more money than we are willing to pay on it. community policing at its best is a dialogue or partnership about the norms and order that the community itself wants, desires, and how police can work with the community to achieve that level of sincerity. >> you write the problem with community policing then and now is that so often now the cops bogue called to enforce community norms are not part of the community. >> that is the issue. we talk about community policing. you have a situation where particularly since the 1980s and rise of broken window as as model there is a focus on order preservation. that is the term. order mant maintenance is the term they use in the broken windows article. if you walk t

it wasn't just a job to keith, being a police officer. he was so keith, being a police officer.you know, to look out for people. he took real pleasure. he served the country. he did, yes. and i think that showed in his time with the territorial army before. yesterday his body was brought to westminster. keith palmer was a member of the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command. and it was his colleagues from there who formed a guard of honour and stayed with him overnight beside his coffin. pc palmer, back in the place which was to be his last police posting. he had a way of communicating with people from all walks of life, the lords and the baroness is that work up there, the mps. his favourite was being out on the streets talking to members of the streets talking to members of the public, happily taking pictures with people. police officers from all over the country have converged on london. it has brought everyone together. that is why you can see the transport police officers. an estimated 5000 bobbies coming down, i think. you can't say fairer than that, can you? this

under her administration...the police department faced a sex scandal that led to four different police deadly fires claiming the lives of forty people and losing the raiders to las vegas. ( darya ) as of right now, no other candidates have announced that they will be running for the mayor of oakland. ( james ) still ahead. a warning for people in the bay area after a mountain lion enters a home and snatches a family dog in the middle of the night. after the break. ( james ) and here is a live look at the radar. rain hitting the bay area. welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ( darya ) a fami

there are reports, the police drew weapons. police in sweden are routinely armed.do not know at the moment whether it is a terrible accident or a terror attack. it is inevitable, given the nature of the incident. already i can see comparisons being made with what happened in france and london but we do not know at this moment? inevitably conclusions will be drawn by some but we have to be cautious until we know otherwise. ina be cautious until we know otherwise. in a situation like this there are people on twitter and reports that shots have been fired, maybe they are misconstrued. we know there may beafire, are misconstrued. we know there may be a fire, may be explosions in the vehicle, so until we have definite information from police we have to exercise caution. one swedish newspaper quotes a witness saying they saw hundreds of people running for their lives near the shopping mall. and we saw in the picture the truck has clearly gone into the shopping mall. willie update us on what you got. in this -- official information, seven minutes to 2pm, just over half an

at police.ral hours now. police trying to bring that to a peaceful resolution. but as you can see this procession continuing to take place here at christiana care center. back to you. >> all right. dave kinchen there where of course paramedics rushed this trooper this afternoon during the lunch hour. now dawn timmeney is at that wawa and what she was telling us earlier were that witnesses there saw this all happen, could not believe it, were shock, terrified, frightened yet they still raced to the fallen trooper and began performing cpr until the paramedic could arrive. now as this was happening, other troopers, of course, heard that an officer was down, raced to the scene. a second suspect stayed in that suspicious vehicle that the trooper had walk up on, while the other one took off. >> incredible scene that unfolded earlier this afternoon. started around 12:10 this afternoon and as you're still watching that procession as the trooper is now on his way to the medical examiner's office. we hear

what police are saying about this violent confrontation outside a nightclub between a police officernd a 22-year- old college woman. >> i am dennis o'donnell, could mark close it out for the san francisco giants and bring them home on a winning note, the a's, the sharks and in studio, the final 9 at the masters. was there any doubt that sergio garcia could pull it off? >> he closed it today. he is a major champion. >> john will break down the win for sergio garcia. game day is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, injured at >>> new tonight at 11:00 p.m. police say 42 e.r.a.s were made -- 42 arrests were made at a spring break party near uc santa barbara this weekend. most cooperated with police except for a 19 -- except for a 19-year-old student. he injured a deputy and ran into his home. >> for 30 minutes he was requested to come out. and he did not. a k-9 was sent in. he was arrested. and he was transported to had hospital. >> just a short time later a 22- year-old woman fell 40 feet from a balcony. she was taken to the hospital with moderate injuries. >>> police take down in colorado led to quest