i forgive that police officer.i forgive him with all my heart, because if i don't, god ain't going to forgive me when i do something wrong. i forgive him. i forgive him. and i'm trying to deal with this every day. it's hard, man. feel like something just is gone, that i had in my heart is gone. i ain't going to get it. i can't see him no more, can't do the things we normally do, you know. i miss my brother. i miss him. >> there's more about this ongoing investigation on our website. watch the report again online, get the latest on the trial of the henry glover shooting, and much more at pbs.org. >> next time on frontline... >> we're giving her every form of support that we can for all of her organs. >> one day, we will all face death... >> we can't keep bombing your body, john. we can't. >> ...face whether to keep fighting... >> bomb me. i'd rather be like that than dead. >> ...or to let go. >> if you're tired and you don't want us to do this anymore, it's okay with me. >> how far will you go? >> why give up? what'

troops with the police? yes.there are american troops there, the police are not openly extorting bribes at checkpoints. but the american troops are not there 24/7. >> cooper: what kind of a task did general caldwell have ahead of him in terms of trying to reform the police, rebuild or create them? >> galbraith: the police are incapable of being reformed. >> cooper: incapable? >> galbraith: it cannot be done. >> cooper: you mean it's just going to take a long time? >> galbraith: well, it cannot be done within a time horizon that you or i or the american people would find acceptable. we're talking about something that will take 100 years, generations. >> cooper: wait-- you think it would take 100 years to really equip, train, create an afghan national police force? >> galbraith: oh, you can equip them, you can provide some training. but you can't make them honest, you can't make them literate. you can't make them committed to the notions of policing that we have in the west. >> cooper: general caldwell told us buil

this not what police wanted.here are people who have been jumping and vandalizing and trying to pull down in front of me. just ahead there is several people head of the large presence here and there is 10th coming up to second. and there is originally the event was at broadway. and this cut over and everyone is moving. hundreds of people are now packing off the street and trying to get away from police. the police are facing off against a lot of people. so let's move closer. i would say... more than 20, 30 police officer arrived here are shopping this large crowd of people. they're getting very, very loud. they're chanting "our streets, our streets". i don't see weapons out from police. they have batons and face masks and riot gear. a lot of people are getting very close to them. there has been a lot of separation between police and pro testors. a lot of the pro testors have covered their faces and they are hoodies on covering their faces with scarfs, and masks. and this is now in front of police. chanting "let u

cutting police numbers? >> the police commissioners will replace the police authorities. that's the point. but the key -- the key issue she has now addressed we are doing this because we inherited the biggest budget deficit in the big 20. it wasn't labour cutting cuts. we just to have introduce measures to deal with the mess that they made. but instead of just top-down cuts we want to work with these organizations and say how do we help you to maximize the impact on the front line? that's why we are scrapping the stop form, labour introduced that. that is going to save 450,000 hours of police time. we are going to limit stop and search reporting which will save another 350,000 hours of police time. this is the nonsense the bureaucracy, the form-filling they put in place and we want the police to get out and do the job people want them to do. >> harriet har money. -- harman. >> that extra hundred million pounds he's spending on elect g electing. will he drop his proposal for elected police commissioners and g

of course, the police -- the police kept everyone away. and then you can see the bomb- sniffing dogs came in and very, very carefully examined his car. not only did he have his daughter we're told in his car, but there were reports that he said he had explosives in that car as well. >> that the car has -- that car has been moved. some equipment is off the bridge. they let all of the cars on the bridge off. at this point, they still have this span closed because this person had threatened to harm the bridge. so they want to make sure everything is safe before they reopen it. the lower deck has been opened the entire time. so people have been able to head east. can you still see 80 there is completely closed. that's the point, one of several points on the bay bridge -- >> the backup on 80, stretching up to albany hill because of this closure. >> all right. thank you, sal. >>> we want to quickly, though, check in with steve for a look at the forecast. it's gonna be darn nice. >> darn nice, tori. >> okay. >> mostly sunny -- i mean, it's sunny.

and so are the police.hat demonstrators are planning today to protest tuition hikes and what the uc regents will be doing behind closed doors. >>> a statewide man hunt is now underway for a missing man from concord. we just spoke to a worried co- workeringer.

a police car. terry mcsweeney live with the latest. >> a short time ago i talked to chief mike cronan. he said the search is winding down for this guy. it would appear he may have gotten away from the police again this time. the guywho stole the car just like he did last week. led police on a chase like he did last week and got away just like he did last week. take a look how this thing wrapped up. this was the car stolen out of san leandro. the police are telling me. they're saying it ended on the side of the road after first the car crashed into a streetlight on its way into tiburon along highway 131. police gave chase. suspect turns around in tiburon, heads back out. knocks down a streetlight. the reason he did police are telling me is because the tiburon police car bumped from behind intentionally. he pitted the car. the car swerved and crashed. the tiburon police car also crashed. the man jumped out of the car and ran. a similar incident happened last monday. it started with a stolen car chase

let's keep that in the hands of the police professionals, the police chief, the police commission. let's not allow politics to enter in to those decisions. this chief and law enforcement in partnership with the district attorney's office, probation and others, have proven they can get the job done. the last thing we need to do is bring it back to the hands of the san francisco board of supervisors. >> thank you. >> what i would like to do now is i would like to continue with a couple of presentations that are going to be very quick, but they have a tremendous amount of value for the public. first i would like to bring captain charlie orks that works in our community relations unit. >> good afternoon, the san francisco police department understands that it has a responsibility in educating the communities in public safety and in this area we understand that there is large volumes of community members in this city where english is a secondary language. some individuals do not speak english, read, write, or understand it. so we have the task of educating them. in a department, we have

one resident felt police escalated the violence. >> i saw street after street after street as police corralled the protestors, herded them over here and actively escalated them. >> i'm trying to send a message that is clear. you don't get to do this in oakland. you have a right to protest, you have a right to freedom of speech. you have a right to voice your discontent. you do not have a right to tear this city up. >> chief batts was clearly angry tonight. he also said he was disappointed with the way things went. he had a clear plan with organizers on how things would go tonight and he said somewhere that plan went awry. >>> well, justice not served. that's the message tonight from the outraged family of oscar grant after an emotional day in court. nbc bay area's julie hernandez has more on mehserle's sentence and outrage from the grant family. >> when the judge handed down the sentence earlier today, it was a much different scene as both sides spoke out. people protested outside the courthouse after a judge made rulings he admitted no one will be happy with. four months after a jur

we're going to be partaking in this with the new orleans police department and the manchester police department in the u.k. the justice department is basically funding mess with the intention of creating model blueprints for police leaders around the country. i think it is a tremendous opportunity for the san francisco police to permit to be at the cutting edge in the development of personnel training. that is a year and a half program. at the end of the process of those two particular projects real been selected, i think we're going to have an incredibly -- an incredible opportunity to move forward with training at the san francisco police department. it is very exciting. president marshall: if i may, can i sidebar? the meeting with the international plan -- the international chief of police? i've never been to an international meeting, but having been to several national ones, it was really great being in the room with other chiefs of police to get sort of a national perspective on things. if you could when you come back just give us what you have seen in trends. i know it was grea

police department will have extra police officers on duty tomorrow. police say they don't expect any problems. they'll be ready to happened any kind of demonstration or trouble that could erupt on the streets of downtown oakland. there were hours of peaceful protests after the verdict last july, but late in the night, some people did get out of hand. there was some looting and vandalizing of local businesses and police arrested about 78 people. the jury convicted the former police officer of invol untear manslaughter for the fatal shooting new year's day 2090. the judge could sentence homie several years in state prison or he could give him only probation. late they are morning, oakland's police chief will join us thrive the studio and tell us more about his department getting ready. >>> the police search continues for a hit-and-run driver who injured three people. it happened on westbound interstate 80 near highway 37 yesterday afternoon. witnesses tell the chp that the driver of a red ford suv was driving wrecklessly and smashed into a truck. three

there is a significant police presence. and it dauz peoes appear that t are peaceful right now. >> they're marching. if we're correct. right by the b.a.r.t. station. i think the b.a.r.t. at 19th on broadway. hard to tell at this point. yes, they are moving past that. they started off at civic center. now moving away. you can see from the chopper, flight, you can see more of a distance. >> by compares on to earlier rallies. this one is, significantly smaller. now early in the evening. obviously. but, it would appear that things are -- are under control at this point. but we'll keep our eye on it. >> all right. police are revealing more details about the weekend killing of a well-known san francisco publicist. they're also releasing a sketch of a person trof interest. the latest on the killing that rattled an upscale neighborhood. >> san francisco's russian hill neighborhood is known for its spectacular views and upscale homes. it's not an area known for crime. so the mysterious killing of a 46-year-old woman here has baffled

there were just so many police and frankly they outnumbered the police many to one. the police were prepared this time. they had police officers stationed all over the area of oakland where they thought if protesters might march, and they were very good at heading off the different groups of protesters. one group went to the courthouse was turned roon almost immediately. this group was surrounded by dozens and dozens of officers and every single one of them who did not immediately scatter was put onto a bus from the sheriff's department and taken to jail with their hands tied behind their backs. this protest was put down pretty quickly, but it was not put down without incident. we road along with oakland police officers in a story you'll see only on 4, and he was there as police officers had rocks and other objects thrown at their vehicles. >> reporter: listen to the car radio as they prepare to move on protesters following friday's oscar grant rally. [ indiscernible ] >> we don't have any arrests, however the crowd is starting to build. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter

police were called but day leon left before police arrived.nvestigators believe he came back at about 1:00 in the morning and waited for the victims to come home. >> was laying on the couch in the living room and heard all of this. >>> police are searching for three armed men responsible for a frighting restaurant robbery at the chuck e. cheese. police say the three men burst into the restaurant and immediately ordered 40 employees and customers to move into a storage room. some of those customers were children. the gunman cleaned out the cash register -- the gem cleared out the cash registers and left. >>> thousands of jelly fish washed ashore on ocean beach over the weekend. most of them have been washed away. but as ktvu's tara moriarty tells us, there's still a lot of questions about what happened out there. >> reporter: they mysteriously washed ashore friday night. they are called moon jellyfish. they are about the size of a small dinner plate or a frisbee. most of them have been swept away by the tide. if you were lucky enough and stroll

we have asked the chief of police, we have asked for investigations and now you have a new police chief, nothing is happening on the torture of children. we are sick and tired of it. i urge everyone to listen to my show from 6:00 until 7:00 tonight. then we will be on another show. we will ask and call for a boycott of all businesses in san francisco between now and the first of the year because since we can't get anything from you, the sheriff's department, the police department, we will go on the offensive. you need to help us. you have volunteered to be in these positions to help victims. how about doing your job? >> bling to, any further public comment. >> good evening. -- thank-you, any further comment? >> i would like to say hello to some of the new commissioners. in the remember some of the difficult things that happened at that particular meeting where there was a situation for us? my own people tried to stop me from doing my thing. i'm here to explain and expound. in my opinion, this is participation whether we want to or not. we have police officers who have been there for one

others it's, you know it comes in handy for the police department. >> reporter: police say the half million dollars system records everything and keeps it for at least a year. next year, alameda, san francisco and santa clara county police and fire agencies are to get the first elements of a similar system. health and science editor, john fowler. ktvu news. >>> ktvu.com has more details on rippen's surveillance system as well as a study published. just look for the special report tab. >>> two san jose police officers who were fired earlier this year reportedly are getting their jobs back. will manyon and patrick viarrigo are expected to be back at work on december 5th. they were fired for allegedly trying to cover up a former officers drunk driving following an accident. in that accident, a teenage girl was injured. >>> nissan is recalling more than 300,000 vehicles in the u.s. the company said today steering columns in front wheel drive trucks could corrode and crack. that would limit steering. nissan also found battery problems in sentras 2010 to 2011 vehicles. >>> the company says it nee

police are looking for someone. ktvu channel 2 reporter jade hernandez is live in tiberon. >> reporter: that is right. we are waiting for details. we are live in tiberon. this is where police are still looking for a suspect involved in a car chasing crash. tiburon have a lead investigator in this chase. it started at 2:00 a.m. when they tried to pull over a driver of a stolen two-door accra. this same suspect was sought last week in a similar situation. the car was registered in san leandro. it happened -- it lasted approximately ten minutes. the us sect ran from the accident and authorities have been searching for the suspect. the tiburon police was not hurt. the suspect may have been wanting for carjacking and as i mentioned earlier he also may have been involved in a similar situation last week. tiburon police are out here. as soon as we get information we'll pass that along to you. reporting live in tiburon jade hernandez. >>> we are also following overnight news from richmond. homicide investigators are looking

kim dacey joins us at police headquarters with the details. >> city police say they have identified a person of interest in the shooting and he may also be connected to a barricade situation yesterday. it was just before 4:00 on sunday morning when police found 28-year-old sharon jones shot to death inside her friend's home in the 1700 block of aisquith street of baltimore. she was a maryland correctional officer who worked in baltimore city pretrial unit. police then went to her home on edgecomb to search for more clues and surrounded her apt and blocked -- apartment. >> when homicide detectives came to the location they saw some blood on the door and then had reason to believe that the individual was inside. at that point they contacted swat units. >> when police got inside no one was there so that person of interest remains on the run. police think jones may have known her killer but they are not commenting on what kind of relationship they might have had. reporting live at police headquarters, kim dacey. >> the search continues for whoever shot a man in southwest baltimore. police

the person is now in police custody. we're going to come back a little later with a wrap as to what happened. why the guy was up there. and how they resolved the situation. reporting live in berkeley, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> this is great. we got to see it all live. he's down. that's hopefully good news for traffic in that area. that's a pretty busy area to block off. >> absolutely. it would take a hit if it was blocked. but it seems as if and they haven't unblocked it yet but seems as if the situation will be resolved enough so that they can open shaddic avenue and the man in custody. this is good news for that area and good news appears the man was not hurt too. head to the high-rise traffic good over to highway 101. no major issues this morning on any of the bay area bridges. we're off to a decent start on this wednesday. out to the toll plaza westbound also very nice. so the early drivers actually get very nice commute into the city as we mentioned the bridges are doing very well. and this morning's driv

this is not what the police wanted and police are standing by on motorcycles.verything has been peaceful. some of the protesters are beginning to block traffic, there have not been at any signs of a far-right violence. they have said they are born to keep all low-profile because there are some concerns. and we wanted to know that the police have another news conference starting our runs 630. stay with us. it is 639 a and b are looking at pictures and oakland and we are getting a sense of the crowd were still left the river and the crowd it started to break up in the last half-hour. many are meandering but said most of our land during and it looks like they are in the area of broadway, as some are blocking traffic. who is all organized to honor oscar grant's and his sentence for two years and the killing of oscar grant's. >> it looks like a peaceful scene. and christine, italy and is looking. this scene has changed dramatically. >> yes at has, you can see all of the officers they have taken over 1310 broadway and i do not know if our photographer contended that

someone called the police. police responded right away. >> police say they arrested three other people at that home for resisting and delaying charges. they say there is no indication the suspect knew the cable car conductor and they don't yet know a motive. >>> it was an unusual sight for people visiting ocean beach in san francisco. thousands of jelly fish wash ashore over the weekend. we understand most of them went back out to sea. is there a number of them out there. >> reporter: we can't find any. we have been searching with our flashlight for an hour now. we are hard pressed to find any. it appears that the tide has carried most of these guys back out to the sea. if you happen to take a walk along the beach this weekend you got a lesson in nature. more than 10,000 jelly fish drifted ashore. by dozens of curious people came to catch a glimpse of the jellies. it's nothing to be alarmed about. tides, wind, swells and currents combine to send them ashore. >> we don't know what their mortality rate can be. >>

his sister says it's an example of police brutality. >> the story of the police officers keep changing we don't believe anything they say. there will be more rallies. we won't stop till these officers are arrested. >> he was shot six times by officers. we have new details on the object he seemed to be reaching before right before being shot. >> reporter: a digital pocket scale. similar to this you see here. that is the object police say derrick jones was reaching for near his waist band when two police officers shot and killed him on november 8. this started when police officers responded to a domestic violence call. aprily beating a woman. high led officers on a foot chase after trying to take him into custody. police say tijuana refused commands to put his hands in the air and then reached towards his waist band. they refused to release what the object was for days. john burris is representing the family in a wrongful death suit. he weighs in on jones reaching for a scale. >> that's no basis to kill anyone. i am surprised it has taken so long for that come too come out. they had poss

notify the police department as soon as possible. >>> police eventually rescued the victim.y say any time you think someone is i am person i united stating an -- impersonating an officer call 911 immediately. >> concord police are calling the missing father of two young girls a person at risk. brian was last seen early in the morning on wednesday of last week. his disappearance is very much out of character and they are worried about his safety. he is described as five feet ten and weighs about 185-pound. he has brown hair and hazel eyes. he was last seen in a dark blue ford door 2004 ford f-350 with california license plate number seen here. >>> in news of the world tonight, mexico gunmen shot up a newspaper office in acapulco late last night. several workers were inside at the time but no one was injured. the newspaper's editor say the gunman may have had political motives since the paper was a fears critic of the state government. however drug gangs have frequently targeted journalists. in germany today hundreds of police officers began patrolling hundreds of areas such a

he led police on -- he led police on a chase on the bridge. there could be another reason the driver didn't want to talk to police. police sources tell us, these same three people could be responsible for seven armed street robberies from lake merritt to hyde street that began around 7:00 p.m. last night. they also might be connected to a home invasion robbery last night. a lot to uncover. for instance, we don't know if police uncovered any of the stolen property that was stolen in armed street robberies. >> we don't know if they got any weapons. we are trying to find that out. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:03. well, a family in concord has a lot of questions for police this morning after an officer shot and wounded the family's dog. this happened last night on esperanza drive while police were out there searching for a car thief. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. the owner of this pit bull told us that his 2 1/2-year-old, ju ju, will survive. he said the shooting did not have to happen. the situati

police cruiser, a canine cruiser who was trying to stop him here. police got him out of the car. he is in custody right now. as you can see, he was taken by ambulance it a local hospital, being checked out. we are not sure why this guy refused to pull over for police. this is a little while ago on 295. we know that he tried to ram a police cruiser, tried to get away, not sure why. 295 here now once again open and one man in police custody. all police officers involved are ok. back to you. >> our top story now this morning, new developments in the political scandal involving rushern baker who will speak out three days after the f.b.i. arrest of current executive jack johnson his wife incoming county councilwoman leslie. johnson says it is back to business. we have the latest on this story that is clearly still developing. >> good morning, scott. after that arrest on friday, it is expected to be business as usual here in prince george's county. according to a spokesperson for the county executive jack johnson, he is expected to return to work later this morning. speaking after his

police say 156 of the suspects were underaged 18. and there is more fire power on the street. >> some of the guns that they are using now, i mean, they used to be maybe a revolver. you know, maybe 10 years ago. now these kids are in possession of automatic weapons. rifles. >> reporter: police and teens say part of the problem is guns are too easily available. >> can i buy a gun right now if i really wanted to. you can just go ask around if you know some people in gangs or something. i need to buy a gun. i've got $200. okay. i've got you. i will hit you back later. >> teenagers know exactly where they can go and get a gun. but it would take them days to figure out how to enroll in school. >> reporter: stanley visits young shooting victims in the hospital. the goal of her promise caught in the cross-fire is to help them recover and to help prevent retaliation. this summer her clients were as young as 13-year-old. >> i have never heard of kids i am going to beat up somebody else. i will go back and shoot someone. >> reporter: stanley lo

a police officer was injured when hit by a police squad car. oakland police chief described the crash as an accident. our crews were on the scene. as you can see, fellow officers quickly surrounded the injured officer. the officer suffered a leg injury and was taken to the hospital. >>> emotions ran high in the los angeles courtroom where mehserle learned his fate. the trial was moved to l.a. because of tensions here. it was a judge there who handed down the two-year prison turn. ktvu's rita williams was in court today, she joins us live from los angeles with the details, rita? >> reporter: julie, in sentencing the former bart police officer, the judge said people see what they want to see, hear what they want to hear about this case. he said there are no winners, only losers. former former bart police officer johannes mehserle came into court looking like this, hands shackled at his waist, this time in front wearing the orange jump suit. he stared straight ahead, not looking at the five relatives of the man he shot and killed last year as they

a police officer was injured when hit by a police squad car. oakland police chief described the crash as an accident. our crews were on the scene. as you can see, fellow officers quickly surrounded the injured officer. the officer suffered a leg injury and was taken to the hospital. >>> emotions ran high in the los angeles courtroom where mehserle learned his fate. the trial was moved to l.a. because of tensions here. it was a judge there who handed down the two-year prison turn. ktvu's rita williams was in court today, she joins us live from los angeles with the details, rita? >> reporter: julie, in sentencing the former bart police officer, the judge said people see what they want to see, hear what they want to hear about this case. he said there are no winners, only losers. former former bart police officer johannes mehserle came into court looking like this, hands shackled at his waist, this time in front wearing the orange jump suit. he stared straight ahead, not looking at the five relatives of the man he shot and killed last year as they

again, you can see some police cars and a few police officers down there. the shooting apparently happened overnight and we don't have much more information than that other than it happened at 1409 102nd avenue in oakland. police on the scene. as we get more information, we will bring it to you. >>> 7:43. also coming up -- why a member of the controversial high-speed rail authority in california is resigning. >>> the edited comment by tina fey. [trumpet playing "reveille" throughou let's support the small business owners getting our economy booming with the first ever small business saturday. on november 27th, shop small. it's going to be huge. [trumpet playing "reveille" fades to silence >>> a member of the high-speed rail is resigning. richard cats has been the focus of a state attorney general's review to determine if there is a conflict of interest between state and county jobs. katz says the jobs are not impattible but according to "the los angeles times" he will step down from the high-speed rail authority position on december 1st. >>> rave type music

>> police tell me this is uncommon. it is not your typical street holdup, and they want people to be aware. >> i felt so bad. >> she was leaving a friend's house when she saw a distraught woman on the sidewalk. >> she kept wiping her eyes. she had five or six police officers. >> the woman had just been be roughed. her attacker sprayed pepper spray in the face and hit her in the head and grabbed her purse. >> we don't think of things happening like that in the neighborhood very often. >> 10 minutes earlier they hit in another unlikely neighborhood, lower pacific heights. >> it makes me feel like i need to carry my own pepper spray. i always felt safe on the street. so that is concerning. >> there have been five attacks in san francisco neighborhoods since wednesday. a 6th one happened tuesday in the turner watch store. the man sprayed the face of an employee and got away with some watches. it is the only one involving a story, so police don't know if it is related. >> seems like a great way to do if it you wanted to do i

he's been on the police force since 1982. city manager has been holding public hearing about picking a new police chief. >>> supporters of legalizing marijuana say they are already gearing up for a come back ballot proposition. even though proposition 19 failed in last tuesdays election. supporters say the fact the vote was so close 54% to 46% means it's only a matter of when not if marijuana will be legalized. they say they will use what they learn #ed in this election cycle to put together a better campaign. . >> it has been debeated for years -- it has been debated for years and now plans to build a smart commuters train is now under way. to builds first part of the train between the civic center in synura fold and railroad square in santa rosa. the rail line was supposed to go from the ferry to clover dale but the railroad says the poor economy has reduced the sales tax revenue. the first train segment is expected to finish in 2014. >>> a lot of people looking forward to that. 5:16 is the time. we understand there is a cr

, police thought that he had a gun. and they're calling this a domestic dispute however, there were confronted with derek jones. kron 4 ' s dan kerman is alive. dan? >> we are live at the fruitvalle,-live. we are in here at the barbershop, where he owned and operated bus. here is video of the earlier march. they where it chanting earlier this is in another indication of air african american profiling. and this is unjustified. and as a result, this is what they're gathering today and as a result, the uncle of the late oscar grant spoke. and that this is where is it happened. and the police were caught off guard. there were calling and officers, and on their day off, today. they're still making phone calls to bring in additional officers and bringing in people and calling other agencies to get additional officers. they are here to facilitate this march/rally. if there is any violence or damage to will be arrests. >> we are aware of this activity and what this protest is about that is why there is not a love officers. will