but why are so many dying at the hands of the police? police. there is a young man here.e's standing naked in the hallway. is hejust naked, nothing else? he doesn't have any weapons? no weapons. he just shut the door. he is saying something about the devil and his brother. police, we want to make sure you are ok. can you open up the door? this is your last chance. we need you to open up, we just wanna make sure you are ok. otherwise we will have to come in. 0k, stand clear of the door. after responding to a call from a neighbour, police broke into the apartment of adam trammell, a schizaphrenic who it appeared had been having some sort of breakdown. his family said when he got stressed, he took a shower to calm down. that is where he was when they found him. we can see exactly what happened from one of the police body cameras. and what it is about to show is very distressing. police say they wanted to check how adam was, but when he doesn't respond to commands shouted at him and splashes water at the police, he is given an electric shock. brandon, i need you to come out.

you get the idea, and here is a police officer talking into his police radio. very iconic. what control did people have during their arrest? you will what could you have done if you were being arrested during the 20th century? there are a couple of ways that could you have exercised control depending on who you were and what your situation was during your arrest. first of all, and this is going to be particularly true in this earlier part of the century, that you have control by your -- the importance of your vehicle operating. if it really hard to arrest you and really hard to get you to the station they really value your willingness to be willing to walk with them instead. and i have a 1901 newspaper story which is kind of funny about a guy who is being arrested in 1901. harry baldwin of media, pennsylvania, was kicked out of a music venue for disorderly conduct. two officers on foot tried to take him to the police officer headquarters. baldwin had objections and announced he would die first. baldwin fought desperately, grabbing both antagonists and falling with them. eve

police chief eddie garcia" san jose police chief says the body camera footage from the 4 police officers who shot jennifer vasquez, shows their life was in danger, this video will be released after an investigation into the shooting being conducted by the santa clara county district attorney's office and the san jose police department's homicide unit. the four officers involved were placed on routine paid administrative leave wants fed. investigation, body cam footage now, wants 4 officers criminally charged, they want more information to be released on the whole incident, they say jennifer vasquez, the driver got along with everyone and they don't understand why this happened, they believe that police could have taken different action. coming up at 6p hear from the parents of jennifer vasquez (anchor1) taking a live (anchor1) (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a windy day around the bay area. blustery winds made for a co

anyone with information should call police. ( darya ) police in novato are looking for a man who followed young girls as they were walking to school. on friday police say elementary school were walking near leafwood drive when a white mandrove up to them in a white older model ford truck and tried to get their attention. the girls ignored him and contuned to school.. but the man followed them and tried once more to get their attention in the school parking lot before driving off. neighbors say the kids handled themselves well. ( darya ) the girls reported the incident when they got to school. r are working with the elementary school to track the man down... so far no other incidents have been reported. ( james ) on the redwood city police responded to a car into a home yesterday. this happened on elm street in the city of san carlos. there was structural home but no one ( james ) police in richmond are warning against sideshows after debris was thrown at officers while t

police report. it has been 260 days to date since i requested the report. we have seen improvements since july of 2018 when we met and we on conferred and requested real action. sfpd ensured that we were in compliance with the code. however, we are still experiencing delays. last month two survivors respected reports, to date they have not received them. this raises serious concerns about being able to obtain the report. last month sfpd an auto reply email. we have serious concerns about how the general order is implemented. sfpd implementation of family code 6628. to provide survivors of domestic violence human tracking and abuse with their police reports quickly so they can obtain civil restraining orders. first issue is sfpd we believe is still incorrectly relying upon government code 62454 to withhold reports. the family code was enacted 10 years after that government code provision. it has no effect on whether or not survivors should receive reports timely. of course, when i'm representing a cl

i found it was in the police history archives, which means the police keep it. decided to the people who were themselves retired police, who have a little group that saves up to keep hey decided this letter so it had a certain think, from i policemen. what it said was, it was responding to the charge that in the 1970s ty was often brought against african-americans, and it says, so many police officers of many races and national origins, here are some who are hot tempered, bad mannered or even brutal but let me say from victims of that the their volatile temperaments when were white as well as colored. so there was a general understanding that everybody admit to, that there was sometimes a problem, sometimes a policerious problem with brutality so when you're arrested, you would also be that potential, and his is disturbing, but i'm going to share it anyway. you go and y, if look through, as i did, look database, i spaper looked through newspapers.com lot ase, and, which has a of 19th century and through the up to ntury newspapers, the present, i just did a key w

with the school district that doesn't go far enough because the police doesn't want to be police. they're out there doing their job to the best of their ability and sometimes their actions can go beyond what we think is necessary and doesn't always prioritize the young people who they're interacting with, so the idea about expanding the protections and the viability for young people to have a lawyer thinks about great steps moving forward. i'm looking to working with others in the process to update that m.o.u., but there are some things that that m.o.u. won't be able to cover and do. that's why we need the board of supervisors to take a step and take leadership on this issue so we can make sure as youth who feel protected. as someone who grew up in san francisco, who had police harassment on me, had guns pulled on me, how do we make sure young people know their rights and are safe and aren't setup for experiences where -- incidents where they'll experience harm, injury, or incarceration? we're not setup for that, and the police need to. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm here toda

except police had another video.s after christina and enrique are seen entering that garage, this black car leaves. >> is that your car? >> yeah. >> something's wrong, enrique. >> what do you mean? >> this picture is in that garage. that picture was taken of you walking in that garage with christina. and that's your car coming out of that same garage. >> i'm -- i guess i parked there. i went to my car and she went her way. i mean, that's all i can tell you. i don't really pay attention to where people go usually. >> did you stand there and watch where she went? >> yeah, i should have done that. >> reporter: poor manners maybe, but not criminal. detectives kept pressing. >> was she in your car at all that night? did you -- >> uh-huh. >> give her a ride like when you guys moved the car to park? has she ever been in your car? >> uh-huh. >> not at all? >> never. >> reporter: later police enhanced the video of enrique's car. can you tell if anybody's in it? >> no. the windows are tinted. there's reflection on them. you ca

police lost the car going northbound on i-280.he car is described as a white chrysler 200, 4 door sedan with tinted windows and paper plates. (robin) an officer patrolling in fairfield noticed a busted headlight ... and that led to an arrest of a man with a loaded gun. on saturday night ... officers pulled over 34-year-old wesley groves near east tabor ave. he told police he was on probation and he had a loaded firearm under his seat. the officer found a loaded 9mm semi-auto handgun with two magazines taped together at the base after search. police say the handgun had been stolen out of state. groves was arrested and booked into solano county jail. (robin) antioch police say a woman in one neighborhood helped catch a man prowling around cars. police arrested this man.they say a neighbor tipped them off yesterday morning ... about the suspect walking around trying to open car doors. home surveillance video helped lead police to the suspect. they arrested him after a short foot chase.police say he had a loaded gun on him that was st

police consider that. thank you. >> vice president mazzucco: next speaker. >> i'm visually impaired. i filed my notice of intent to run for mayor of san francisco. it was nice meeting you chief scott at general hospital. i'm highly upset. i no longer have ihss workers at all. does everyone know where ellis hotel is? 465 elder street. it's upsetting. you know how many thousands of emails i get everyday? all my information is in the elections department. thank you bay area reporter. i was assaulted twice. i have nowhere to go at this moment. they said i was stealing cup of coffee. do you think they have something better to do? he told me, only reason he did it because cafeteria insisted on it. i feel sick ever time i go by the police station. mission police station is better. police officers tell me, only reason they let him do it, every time they arrest him, they let him out. i think he's selling to childr children. i was born in ashland, oregon. i'm upset with the mayor's awful. >> it's very upsetting. >>

, of police. the difference is national black police owes swrea associationons black officers. i know many of my colleagues will tell you, they try to to i- that was in 80s and 90s, last week in new jersey, largest county sheriff office in united states, sheriff resigned, for making raciallyin insensitive comments in my book, a police chief in new jersey, was arrested and indictmented by fbi for racial harassment. this not not a yesteryear thing. we have colleagues who you can pick up the phone and call, you talk to them, say has anyone used a racial slur around you, they would say, are you kidding me, when i came on, it was every day, you get a picture, this not one time thing or one rogue able agent or cop. it is more significant than what people know. not for us to harp on the past. but to sort of make change for future, if you can't believe people that are thi the ranks telling you that is the truth, who can you believe we found out is that this issue is about race and not about race. we don't

call the police! there is a gunman there">that woman was witness here at the ihaw-ihaw restaurant in the springstowne center where another armed robbery happenedsotlittle did the gunman know an off-duty officer was there having breakfast, wrestled the suspect to the ground and detained him until vallejo police arrivedsot vallejo police say they are conducting follow up investigations to see if the robberies are connected sot one vallejo charter school parent summed it up this waysotin vallejo haaziq madyun kron4news coming up at eight.. a dallas police officer... indicted for murder in what's called a mistaken apartment

we want to be better at policing. we want to be the best police department in this nation, and i think with the leadership of this city, we're well on our way to do that. this is just another step, so thank you for kwbticontributin our city, what we know is a great thank you. thank you so much. >> thank you, chief. as i said earlier, this project doesn't happen without our community partners, and one of our great community partners is the president of the self-help for the elderly, miss annie chung. >> thank you very much, captain yepp, and thank you mayor breed, thank you, supervisor peskin, who knows our place very well because you hold a lot of office appointments here. welcome, everybody to our portsmouth square clubhouse. as mayor breed and supervisor peskin and chief scott said, we know that partnership with the sfpd is very important to our community. we are the second most dense part to san francisco, probably second only to manhattan, new york, because as you see, a lot of our residents lived in very crowded

if we don't want to see police using lethal force unnecessarily, then change the contract for the police force so there is accountability. deray: i believe in those things. one of the things i am more mindful of, how do we share the cognitive burden? i am in so many rooms where i am preaching this message, and people are unmoved. i was on a panel with an officer. she is like deray, it is a hard world, tell me how police should never kill anybody. i said, tell me when it is ok for police to kill your child. tell me the scenario where there is a mistake and you are ok with a bullet in a child's head. if you don't know, i don't know. why should any parent have to work through that? when i talk about welfare, i no longer give speeches about social welfare being important. tell me what a four-year-old has to do to earn dinner. or to be worthy of shelter. i want other people to do that work. i am more mindful of that. the right is so rooted in nostalgia. make america great again is about nostalgia. on the left, the best of us are trying to figure out, how do we tell stories about the world you

also she wants police to release police body camera video immediately. i'll have more on this vigil tonight at 10:00. julie? >>> thank you. >>> coming up, the search for an inmate who escaped from san quinton. how he got out of a maximum security prison and the crime he may have committed a short time later. >>> the partial government shut down continues with no end in sight. >>> your weather forecast, we're windy this evening, but things will calm down. i'll give you the timing on that, and we'll look toward the weekend and your new year's forecast, your weather is next. there are so many toothpastes out there... ...which one should i use? choose one that takes care of your gums and enamel. crest gum & enamel repair cleans below the gum line and helps repair weakened enamel. gum & enamel repair. look for a $1 coupon in this sunday's paper. overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. . >>> another up and down day on wall street ended with gains acr

the policy which is still in draft form is hay lined with 21st century policing. ry policing. the san francisco police department didn't go into detail about what prompted the change, but sources are telling ktvu, the police chief views having suspects sitting on the ground is demeaning. >>> and they're looking to weather to charge a toll to enter or leave treasure island. they said a toll will probably happen, but the board delayed the view after they are complaining about a new toll saying they can't afford to pay a toll. the round trip toll could cost as much as $7 and it could discourage people from coming by and vendors dropping off dismiss. >>> and in france, they're trying to find has been shooter after a deadly attack at a christmas market. an update on the terror investigation, and how president trump is using that are attack to promote one of the biggest agenda items. >>> and today marks one year since the san francisco death of ed lee, there's a ceremony this morning to celebrate his life and legacy. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get

..martinez told police he wasn't doing anything..but photos show what police found inside his hotel roomom..a spy pen three cell phonesa laptopduct tape and box cutters..police say the victim was another man who was staying at the hotel..he apparently met martinez in the lobby..officers learned the suspect changed his original room to be next to the victim's..hotel staff called police to remove martinez from the property.. ( james ) santa cruz police arrested a man after he was caught looking under bathroom stalls... inside women's restroom at cabrillo college. a female student told police tuesday that 25-year- old kenneth wilder... enter the restroom and started making threats as he looked under stalls. the woman confronted wilder as he was leaving... that's when he pushed the door shut... causing the door to strike the victim in the head. wilder ran off and was later arrested by police at a nearby target. we're told he is a registered sex offender... and i

shot a police canine.e is now in critical condition. the names of the officer and suspect have not yet been released. >>> in france, a massive manhunt for the gun man in tuesday's christmas market shooting came to an end today during a shootout with police. french authorities say officer shot and killed him. they found him walking in strasburg, the same city where they say he used a gun and knife to kill three people and injured a dozen others. the interior minister said he began shooting at police when they moved into arrest him. >> a major surveillance operation was put in place with 280 police test with finding the person behind the christmas market attack. >> he was known to authorities prior to tuesday's attack. french intelligence services have been monitoring him for suspected religious extremist -- extremism. track the arrest of a sunnyvale man for molesting a young neighbor 20 years ago. police arrested josi contreras on several sexual assault charges. is accused of holding the young victim agains

he didn't live where he allowed police to search. he really lived in one of two apartments five miles away which you presented to the police. >> yes. >> and? >> they didn't search the house. they never got a search warrant. they never asked for permission to search the house. they never said, "hey, you misled us two months ago." >> but as the a-team discovered, ethan failed to mention something else, too. he had a girlfriend in this little place, a woman named heather angelica kamp. and when janice waring heard that, her mind went straight to an afternoon at home three months earlier. >> i heard voices upstairs. and so i went up, and katie had this strange girl in -- that i'd never met before in the room with her. >> and that was her name, heather kamp. kate explained she met and rapidly became fast friends with heather on the train to palmetto during her trip down from washington. typical kate, janice thought back then. drawn to someone who needed help, who had told her a hard luck story. >> she said when she got on the train, her p

police say that jehad eid fired the first shot before police returned fire. the lawsuit claims that police used excessive force. the attorney for the family says that police could have used other tactics to de-escalate the situation before opening fire. police say the shooting started when family members called police saying that eid had a gun and was threatening them. ( darya ) on the peninsula... police in palo alto are looking for a man who exposed himself to a woman riding her bicycle. it happened last friday in the 12-hundred block of sand hill road. the woman was riding north on pasteur and when she approached a traffic light at sand hill road. that's when she saw the man. he has been described as a white man in his thirties driving a nissan. ( darya ) in san mateo police are looking for help identifying people who shot at a car. the shooting was reported yesterday afternoon around two.... near six avenue and san bruno avenue east. officials say two cars left the highway and a passenger got out of one car and shot at the second car. there were no report

police believe he accidentally shot himself. police say the officer was off-duty at the time.his gun went off in the parking lot of a chilis restaurant near the bay fair mall. after the shooting.. the officer drove himself to his girlfriend's apartment where she called police. the officer is now recovering at the hospital. he says the gun that went off was his personal one... and he doesn't know where it is. investigators still haven't found it. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... what one homeowner is being forced to do after he tore down a house to build a new one. ( james ) and... the ocean cleanup project is having a tough time collecting all of the trash between california and hawaii.. what's slowing it up. checking the markets this morning... winners and losers is next with our financial expert rob black. youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. ross has you and your list covered with gifts you

that, to me, isn't, like, this amazing system. >> and do you think of the police system and policingenerally as a monolith? >> so, i'm willing to say that there are good people who have chosen to be police officers. there are probably, like, good departments out there, while noting that the institution of policing has failed at the mandate of safety. if the mandate is incarceration, they win. if the mandate is, like, locking people up and enforcing these rules and evading justice writ large from the system that most people participate in, the police have done that really well. but if the goal is, like, keeping communities safe, i'm not convinced that the way we've structured the institution is one that makes sense right now. >> in 2016, president obama at the white house hosted the first-ever intergenerational meeting of civil-rights leaders, which you attended. and it was one of the longest non-national security meetings in the history of his presidency. one of the things i noticed in this -- i think will surprise people -- is that there was a high degree of criticism of some of the

police say the bus overturned after driving off the freeway.us driver is being questioned by troopers. ( darya ) yesterday marked two years since the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. last night many gathered at a memorial to remember the 36 lives lost. in 20-16 the fire tore through the building.. now known the worst structural fire in more than a decade in the u-s. it occurred during an unpermitted concert. the building is now boarded and fenced up.. now a memorial site for the victims there is a civil case against the owners of the building.. p-g-ane... and those who were involved with putting on the event and the master tenants who built the warehouse. attorneys for the victims hope a civil suit will prompt change and improvement in building management. ( darya ) in the north bay.... a man is in jail after almost biting off another man's finger. 34-year-old daniel yurkovich is in jail this morning.. petamula police say he was fighting with people at a bar on petaluma boulevard. polcie say yurkovich attacked a man and was beating

the 911 caller had alerted police who to look for.ey confronted him, he shot his way into that school door, and the police raced in right after him, even as he shot tt them, before killing himself. a it's a 14-year-old male. he lives in the richmond area. moam comfortable with telling you that he is not a student at this school. >> reporter: and at the school, atter minutes that seemed like hours, there was heart-felt relief. >> having a text from your daughter that says, "you're the best mom in the world, i don't know if i'm going to see you again, but i love you..." i just, i don't even remember the ride here. evm just happy to be able to hug her... >> reporter: no one beside the gunman was shot today, and we know very little about him. ascause he was a juvenile, police are not releasing his name, nor the identity of the t1 caller who saw something and said something. ngff? >> glor: yeah, still waiting for a lot more information here. dean reynolds in richmond, thank you. law enforcement agencies across the country today went on ale

santa rosa police are working with other police departments in ukiah..cloverdale and healdsberg to connect evidence to bank robberies. ( darya )a man using a false name was arrested on suspicion of child pornography. his real name is francisco perez. perez worked for a food company that serviced the san domenico school in marin county. while employed there he used the name - mario arguetta. the contra costa sheriff's office received a tip that someone was in possession of child pornography. perez was arrested and later released pending further investigation. anyone with information is asked to call the contra costa or the marin county departments. ( james ) also new this morning... san jose police have arrested four men connected to a two-year long investigation that included manufactoring and transporting drugs. these four men were arrested in the case. police located over 8-hundred pounds of pot.. a large amount of illegal steroids... along with various other drugs during the raids in sunnyvale and san jose. warehouses in four other state were identifi

police searched lowell for more than 2-hours but did not find anything. police say if the person responsible for the hoax is caught they could be charged with making criminal threats. ( james ) a big story this morning... san francisco police are looking for two men who they say attacked and robbed another man in his park merced apartment. the home invasion robbery happened around 3 o'clock friday afternoon. the 32-year-old victim was at home sleeping when the two men broke in.. beat up the victim and stole several items. the victim was taken to the hospital. park merced neighbors say these crimes are becoming more and more common in their community. while one neighbor says his apartment was just broken into... another says she doesn't feel safe in the city anymore.

police arrested lt. mandy henderson after sheriff's investigators saw her engaging in "strenuous workouts" despite her injury. henderson was arrested on a felony warrant. dry conditions with seasonable highs and chilly overnight lows will prevail through the weekend, and well into next week in the bay area. overnight lows will dip into the 30s and 40s. colder, wind- sheltered valley locations will likely see overnight low temperatures at or below the freezing at times. daytime highs will cool into the mid to upper 50s. chilly overnight lows will continue through the weekend. (vicki)people with travel plans people with (vicki) (vicki) people with (vicki)people with travel plans for the new year's holiday will be dealing with jack frost.(grant)the winter storm that has been crawling across the country doesn't plan on easing up just yet. john lorinc reports. white-out conditions in the midwest.more than 100-miles of interstate-80 in nebraska closed for hours because of the snow, wind and ice. wisconsin road

bart police have not found any suspects.n for a group of north bay firefighters who lost their previous station in the north bay wild fires. bay wild fires. youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. ross has you and your list covered with gifts you'll love to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. emreplenished,d, fortified. emerge everyday with emergen-c. packed with b vitamins, electrolytes, antioxidants, plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good every day? emerge and see. it's just a cough. yeah right, and i was born yesterday. (indistinct announcement over pa system) i'm a baby! what? treat your cough seriously with robitussin dm max. it soothes in seconds and delivers fast, powerful cough relief for hours. robitussin. because it's never just a cough. ( marty ) there's a new temporary fire station in

anyone with information is asked to call police.m) in the north bay ... 34-year-old daniel yurko-vich has been arrested... police say, he nearly bit off another man's finger. it happened over the weekend at a bar in petaluma -- on petaluma boulevard. police say, yurko-vich attacked a man and was beating him when another man jumped in to restrain yurkovich. thats' when they say, suspect bit down on the man's ring finger -- nearly taking it off. witnesses say, the suspect was acting oddly before the attacks ... and they believe he was intoxicated. (grant) a big story coming to a head in the south bay is the deal between google and the city of san jose. tomorrow... the city council will consider the first phase of a deal.... where google would pay a hundred- million dollars... for 10- acres of publicy- owned land .... it would be used for a transit village near diridon station. that could bring millions of square- feet of office space, retail and as many as 20-thousand new, mostly tech- related jobs to town. those who are against the d

was arrested after police found a stolen package under his jacket. police say a neighbor called about a man acting suspicious on south park victoria drive. the caller said the man was struggling to hide the package under his jacket. was booke clara county jail for possession of stolen property. (justine) san jose is planning to work with electric scooter companies to address reports of injuries and traffic caused by the scooters. mayor sam liccardo and council members signed a memorandum to curb scooter speeds in high traffic area. liccardo says the proposal is an effort to make scooters safer while allowing them to remain on the streets. recommendations include different ideas for parking... and the city will work with companies to develop parameters for pedestrian- dense areas. lawerence karnow: it was a beautiful day around the bay with plenty of sunshine. doppler radar is showing mostly dry weather for the state after stormy weather in southern california yesterday. on the satellite you can see high pressure building over california. it will make

police believe he is no longer on foot.pkgsan rafael police have released video of a car jacking suspect they believe is the same inmate that escaped san quentin wednesday night. the suspect ... wearing light colored clothing ... walks up to the victim ... exchanges words ... and before you know it ... she backs off while he gets into her car and drives away.the suspect displayed something under his shirt like a weapon or possibly a firearmand then also made a threat to the victim that he would kill her if she calledthe victim did call 9-11. and while investigating at the home depot ... san rafael police got word inmate shalom mendoza escaped from nearby san quentin that same evening. with very little car jackings in the city, detectives started tying pieces together.. the close proximity of where the carjacking occurred and obviously to where teh prison is located and also due to the tine factor. they happened really close to each other, thats definitely our priority lead authorities are looking for a toyota rav 4 ... liccense plate number 6-s-t-z- 5-0-2. the 21 year old ... who is 5'5"

i don't know whether it is because police have worked.ration now, they have been allowed onto the champs—elysees, protesters are moving up and down, not really knowing what to do. i hope eventually they will begin to drift off. whether or not they have the same numbers is questionable as well. we're not talking about very large numbers year, three or 4000, so large numbers year, three or 4000, so those different aspects of today make it feel a little bit different from last week. that said, there are potential flash points up towards the arc de triomphe. we have seen the arc de triomphe. we have seen the small panics as the crowd comes piling down after the riot police set of tear gas canisters, there is a lot of abuse of right police, situations which could easily burst into something more violent but for now i would say the government is tentatively hopeful that the danger has passed. he does not feel quite as dangerous as it did last week. has passed. he does not feel quite as dangerous as it did last weekm what we would you say the po

i just got off the phone with the police chief.hey got the call as an assault call. they don't know if it was a domestic violence going on, domestic dispute. they are still working to sort out the details. look behind me. they are still investigating the scene. in fact, they just used a 3-d mapping camera over the scene so they could get a good image of their crime scene, and it is a large one because it involved a foot chase. this started just before 2:00 this morning. they say it started at the kentwood apartments in napa. police were called about an assault and told that the man had a gun. they found him later because he had run away. they found him riding his skateboard. they did end up chasing him. police say they then got into a fight with him and then an officer used his rifle and shot the man who died. we met with residents of the vineyard terrace apartments who heard what happened and talked to police who were on the case. the first woman you'll hear from did not want her face on camera. >> i happened to be awake when the

frantz: over policing? student: over policing. yeah. why is it do you think they over police the poverty people rather than over policed the suburbs? do you think they are related to the amount of people -- personally, i feel like it relates to how much the minorities are arrested versus the rich, when the rich may be committing the same crimes we are committing, but we are the ones that get pulled over and we are the ones getting stopped and frisked when they do the same things in the more upstanding communities, the same things going on. prof. frantz: yeah, i think part of it -- simultaneous over policing and under policing, because on the one hand, much more likely to be arrested, particularly on an order charge. walking through the streets of your neighborhood or a drug charge now, right? but, at the same time, we did this little survey in class talking about how many people have been victims of crimes. i cannot tell which surveys were from people that were incarcerated or people who traditional kent state students. but, it did seem

police are asking anyone -- third homicide of the year. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> a man was found shot to death on the street in san jose this morning. police are reviewing a piece of evidence. the body was discovered on east virginia street at 1 am. a nearby building has a surveillance camera mounted on it and police are reviewing hours of video from the camera looking for a possible suspect. it might be all investigators have to go in. neighbors say they didn't hear any gunshots or arguments before the man's body was discovered. >>> the nhl all-star game setting -- heading to san jose next month. festivities will include more than action on the ice. the event announced today. >>> a few rain showers lingering and moving into the south bay. and what you can expect moving forward in the five day period >>> and other close results from the midterm election is now final. a measure to restrict vacation homes in residential areas of south lake tahoe officially passed by 58 votes. the local city budget could

he is being hunted by police.een injured in an exchange of gunfire with a soldier according to police what we are waiting for if you more details on that. according to the french media, the man had fled to his apartment in the neudorf district of the city, this area slightly south—east of the area where the attack took place, the area where police are asking people to not enter, to stay away from the max remak district. —— to stay away from the neudorf district. the gunman was not amongst the people detained during an earlier investigation. the european parliament ‘s is in strasbourg but i must stress that this, it is believed, not believed that the european parliament was targeted all the main target of the attack. it is more likely that the christmas market, and incredibly popular one, was the target. interestingly, the european parliament was going to be discussing the vote due to have taken place in westminster, the vote that has been delayed. there was a full turnout of the european parliament and that debate

is you know we're going to use live from berlin a security scare at a major german transport hub police say they have massively bruised just security at stuttgart airport that's after reports of suspicious behavior by individuals spotted scoping out the premises also coming up another airport in london's gatwick suspends flakes and leaves festive travelers stranded that's after two drones were spotted flying nearby and a storm of protest after u.s. decisions were drawn from syria senior republicans condemned the pullout as a costly mistake we'll find out how america's allies are reacting. with. our thank you so much for your company everyone will start right here in germany where police have massively boosted security at stuttgart airport in the south of the country police say they have not responded to reports that a group of people were seen acting suspiciously at the airport a police spokesman said other airports across germany have been informed about the situation all right let's get you the euro very latest on these breaking developments it's a very fluid situation bringing up pol

police fire back with tear gas it takes just seconds to send them back gossiping for air. elsewhere what to cannons those out on the streets are angry at the government and furious at the police's response. like a thank you i'm emotional today if not i wouldn't have taken to the streets i'm upset because there are people who don't and enough to make a living who are a thousand euros a month. from. the government says it's listening scrapping its plan to hike fuel taxes but president emanuel mccrone hasn't addressed the protests this himself. francis interior minister met today not with protesters but with police you're also the violence is never a way of protesting the government has held out its hand made a number of proposals and made efforts now we have to sit down at the table and talk with all the reasons we do. on the streets offices pluck demonstrators from the crowd officials say hundreds have been arrested so far as the government strains to bring another saturday of mayhem under control. for more now has been indeed correspondent lisa new is in paris and he has b

what about the police was never investigated for murder by the police nobody complain you rather they object their dare you victims where you notice country there is a rule of law and we follow certain processes you have to follow the rule you file a complaint the preliminary investigations conducted by the prosecution to determine probable cause there is then a case is filed in court without that you cannot assist you said he killed in self defense he said when he was sixteen that he killed a man for looking at him the wrong way on either side of the above do you even know if he did kill everybody here are that it's only now that i'm hearing anyway anyone ever bothered to find out whether that was true no i don't think so because i had never heard of money. but i did hear but no one interested in the truth anymore in this administration with him whether he could whether he killed on the road whether he killed a man when he was sixteen berkeley though people are not interested you are the one injures or why don't you conduct your own on investigation he was in fact elected on the back

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police, the municipal police, the forces,of the special protecting the market. members -- all of the employees of the city of inasburg who participated the aftermath of the events. i would like to express my sympathy to the families of the victims and to all of the people of strasburg who have undergone a very major psychological shock. as i i've just stated, they behaved with great dignity. given this attack, what must be done, what must we do? first of all, i decided that today had to be a day of mourning3. this is why myself and my , we decided that we would refrain from any discussions. urning,time for mo for compassion for the victims, be it those who died or those who are fighting for their lives at this very moment. again, i would like to say that is our major concern that we all share. by the side of the toi was minister of the interior. in fact, i was in paris, and he brought me here in his own airplane. because, obviously because of the events, i needed to be here. therefore, i was able to see the mobilization of the police forces, the emergency worker

that police ing the teenage brain, just the phrasing of policing, institutes trauma. and we should really focus that we're interacting human beings, first and foremost. >> thank you, very much. >> thank you, so much. and before opening this up to public comment, i did notice we have judy lee from the public defenders office and i -- patty, i'm sorry. patty lee. patty, i don't know if you wanted to make comments. also, police commissioner cindy alias if you wanted to make comments before opening it up to the public comment. i'm sorry, patty, i can't believe i got your name wrong. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for convening this hearing. i think it's important, given the changes that we've seen in the law and given the incidents that occurred at balboa high school. what i wanted to bring to the attention this afternoon of this body is the fact that frankly, i think that the sb395 legislation that was enacted the first of this year, our office and i actually have miranda duty right now so if this phone goes off i have to take a callment we will field any call

police hat. on this cold, december morning a new surprise for greg burke campbell police officers gave him the rare opportunity to write in their 1936 ford vintage police car. >> we get to go for a ride in it today too. >> reporter: from the look on his face, to the old-fashioned siren. and the ride through downtown. his family says this is a day they will never forget. >> for greg, he remembers things so well, every time he sees an infraction on the street he calls for officer billman. >> reporter: at one point he told the officers that i want to be one of you guys. to which he replied you already are. >> i knew it was not a one-time chance beating, it was something for us to meet and become friends. >> reporter: and now a part of the police family. fox2 news. >>> president trump will need to find a new defense secretary. next, the latest on the risk between the president and james mattis. >>> plus, travel chaos. airlines tried to catch up on flight schedules after drones left thousands of passe

police believe he is no longer on foot.san rafael police have released video of a car jacking suspecte is the same inmate that escaped san quentin wednesday night. the suspect ... wearing light colored clothing ... walks up to the victim ... exchanges words ... and before you know it ... she backs off while he gets into her car and drives away.the suspect displayed something under his shirt like a weapon or possibly a firearmand then also made a threat to the victim that he would kill her if she calledthe victim did call 9-11. and while investigating at the home depot ... san rafael police got word inmate shalom mendoza escaped from nearby san quentin that same evening. with very little car jackings in the city, detectives started tying pieces together.. the close proximity of where the carjacking occurred and obviously to whe teh prison is located and also due to the tine factor. they happened really close to each other, thats definitely our priority lead authorities are looking for a toyota rav 4 ... liccense plate number 6-s-t-z- 5-0-2. the 21 year old ... who is 5'5" and weighs 17

they then led pacifica police on a high speed chase through the city and eventually lost police northboundn i-280. the car is described as a white chrysler 200, 4 door sedan with tinted windows and paper plates. ( darya ) expect to see more police on the roads this weekend. the c-h-p and bay area police departments are stepping up patrols in an effort to crack down on drunk driving during the holiday. they are setting up d-u-i checkpoints across the bay area. kron 4's gayle ong has more. as people gather and celebrate this holiday season,law enforcement is keeping a sharp eye for drunk drivers,c-h-p says there will be extra patrols looking for drivers impaired by alcohol or drugs as part of the annual christmas weekend crackdown. last year, c-h-p officers arrested more than 900 motorists for drivi