border police/security police. so a combination of these different categories provided a comprehensive plan of security and stability. after 2001, when the international committee stepped in to reform the police and security forces, we saw two major problems. first of all, there were many actors that came with different priorities and procedures and different levels of commitment. and the development of police and secured forces happened while fighting was going on in the country. fighting and building took place at the same time. most of the building in fact was influenced by -- prior -- to the fighting. that was the major problem in the beginning. however, even if they are doing the building process, it was poorly sourced, coordinated and fragmented at the same time. in 2003 when all district governments, border police, and municipalities were under the minister of interior, the budget was $127 million a year at that time. that is a fraction of what happened after 2009. after 2009, the budget of training afghan n

force, thee police uniformed police. jeff counterterrorism police. police. border closether, there is no institutional connection. from day one, instead of reforming the ministry of interior, we went to force the generation of police. each minister who comes makes changes in the next minister who makes moreust changes and there is no continuity in building the institution of the minister of the interior. the second thing that is dominated by force generation, as i said. that started from day one. , before the presidential wereions, the contractors pledged to build 50,000 or 40,000 police officers by october. in order to meet that target, they started courses for one week, two weeks, sometimes a few days. who were they? came fromcontractors across the world, the united states, but they were not up to the challenge. they tried hard. many of them were big cops in small-town america. we tired beat tops. it continues to be the case. outsourcing the police or building the police force. one of them is the experience with local police, guards, whatever you call them

there were two different police departments, the transit police department and the new york city police department. we started seeing great things happen with the new chief it took over the transit police at the time. and what happened in some ways in a dramatic decrease in crime by applying these measures. most of these individuals were of to the crux or actually someone that would allow and commit crime. and that crackdown, they were in the gatekeepers in the subway which helped reduce crime to where it yesterday. the chief will probably get into it later, but it's a dramatic change in addressing the smallest changes. and at the same time we are addressing -- how was mostly in a violent crime units going after mostly the violent crimes, the heavy hitters and the people that wanted mostly for murders and shootings brought most of my career in the new york city police. but my time and fugitives was also another change. when brad camelot, addressing the quality of life crimes, these people were getting was called c. simmons. so these are violations to appear in court out in the street. a

plants seized by police. officers were responding to a peculiarry call on horseshoe circle on wednesday night. police say several people ran from the home when they arrived. a 16-year-old boy was caught a short dissance away -- distance away. police say his backpack was stuffed with marijuana. >>> and aaa is expecting a record number of people in california to hit the road or the skies this memorial day weekend. nearly 4.3 million california ups plan to travel 50 miles or more over the three-day weekend. that's up nearly 2% from last year. 3.5million are expected to drive. more than 400,000 people are expected to fly. while nearly00,000 will travel by other modes of the transportation, including buses, trains and cruise ships. for the latest traffic updates, just go to ktvu.com and click on the traffic tab. >>> as people begin to celebrate the long memorial day weekend, the chp and local police respects will be on the -- local police departments will be on the lookout for drunk drivers. dui checkpoints start

need that on the police commission.inted dr. jill marshall and angela deserves to be reappointed because of her record and strong commitment to transparence socy and responderness to all people who come before the police commission. i want to acknowledge that issues like this can put the different part of the chinese and that community together there was not a division within the community and by continuing to support victor our community can be united in promoting strong women of color and victor as well. i want to say that our public defender mentioned that angela is providing a key voice for the under served and underrepresented voices on the police commission and by not reappointing her we lose the strong voice along with others. i want to say many women's groups are asking for strong representation for gender imbalances in power and i think angela understands that the power on a police commission or within the police and justice system within the city and to lose sentence of women's voices in power will be a great

to talk about division of police police in the future. as long as the capability and the current flaws are not correct de facto king division would be implemented in the future. so therefore, patients can work. proportional in afghanistan there's no connection between the islands, ways and means. and finally, managing the afghan local police. afghan local police this time has worked very well in some areas. there are two reasons for this to my particularly the south. first with taliban failed to recover the areas lost after the search that switch to terror attack takes ss nation of influential people and communities. people themselves became supportive of local police. you can be a in kandahar, anywhere. many years ago or shuey is the nonsense table area in the area. today it is very secure because of the affluent countries. in particular in some districts that listen to, it has been very successful experience. those were used the idea to be in power militias are very unpopular in afghanistan. and i think we will fire back. so after local

and police are in hot pursuit.re after, suspect wanted for skipping bail in a narcotics case. 15 minutes earlier the 26-year-old had taken off when cops in nearby clovis try to bring him in. in the car with him, his on again/off again girlfriend, and the mother of his two sons who shared her story with local television. >> i was just scared, and i'm still shook up. i begged him to stop. to just let me out. just stop. and he just kept on going. >> by chance tony kirkpatrick, a fresno camera operator is in the vicinity and captures this dramatic video. >> i just started rolling. i just kept rolling. as you could tell, the camera was like crooked because i was so nervous. >> police fear he could be high on drugs and heavily armed. as the suspect approaches a busy intersection. clovis officer joel acosta, now retired, sees an opportunity to perform a pitt maneuver. >> it involves making contact with the suspect vehicle in one of the recorder panels, and what it does essentially is causes them to spin out of control. as

department, and in community policing issues and connecting the community with a police policy. in 2013, sam rameria recommended expanding officer involved shooting review to continue to implement the language access and juvenile protocols including the development of a training video, which has been produced and is on-line, detecting and overcoming language barriers. and revising the policy to include, the complaints of pain, and for use of force, reporting and while one of our, charges, is to investigate disciplinary matters, the far-reaching charge that we had in policy analysis, is to make recommendations for policy, that effect the entire police department, and the entire community. 59 cases were mediated and that represents more than 1 percent, and the benefit of medation is time saving and cost savings and the career satisfaction for the officers, and last year, donna received the president's award from the association of dispute resolution of northern california and the number of days that it takes to... the average number of 99 days as opposed to an investigative case w

police are investigating a deadly police shooting. it happened yesterday afternoon and we're going to have more on the call to police that may have led to this deadly confrontation. it is monday, may 5th i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. everything is cool about steve paulson. >> oh yes. he is cool. we do have a lot of cloud cover over us. some rain to the north. definitely keep an eye on the sky here. for us it will be a much cooler and breezy day. 47 in santa rosa. 10 warmer for many locations. our system is right there and it's making a beeline toward reno and tahoe and truckee. clouds, breezy. a few showers possible to the north. i don't think here but we won't rule out a possibility maybe. i think that would be the southern extent of it. 50s and 60s or very low 70s. here is sal.  >>> all right, steve, good morning. right now on this monday we are not doing too poorly. i want to show you the east shore freeway. that drive that a lot of people make is taking about 18 minutes n

the second thing i want to mention is the police training and youth and police relationships. when we were kids, we would run from the police. we witnessed a lot of negative things. as i got older and started working in the mayor's office, all of a sudden the police are saying hi to me and actively engaging in the community and talking to me like a regular adult. all my life, i thought wait a minute. police are people like i'm a person and if they treat me with respect, and part of my point was i held kids accountable. they did classes to learn how to interact with the police. don't just, from my perspective, i didn't want the kids to immediately start thinking negative as soon as they saw the police. how do you interact with the police, how do you prevent yourself from becoming like negatively engaged in a head lock or something with an officer from talking back or doing something you are probably not supposed to be doing. these are based on my own experiences andersen -- scenarios and these were a long time ago. we need to hold our students accountable. classes in our school

police squemtly entered mr. frazer's name into the national criminal offender database known as ncic and discovered that he was being held on a criminal charge in the state of indiana. >> he was actually arrested for some sort of traffic infraction and it learned that he was on probation and that his probation officer was looking for him. >> california police immediately flew to indiana to question frazer. >> he seemed to be very cooperative, not nervous at all like you'd expect somebody in that circumstance. he talked about being religious in some sort of way. >> frazer admitted he heard about kathy loric's murder on television. >> have you ever seen her picture on tv? >> yeah. >> what does she look like, do you remember? >> but frazer slipped, revealing a piece of information only the killer would know. >> she had long hair. it looked like it was brown with freckles. i don't know. >> how did you know she had freckles. >> because i could see it on the tv. it's got a 43-inch screen. >> she wore makeup. >> you ca

last year salinas police had one fatal police shooting. >> kiet, what are city leaders saying about that now? >> reporter: so there's one city council member he is asking for a federal investigation. he says he will ask the rest of the city council to aapprove a citizens review board for fatal police shootings. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a phone tip to police in the east bay led to an ice cream truck driver being sent to jail. 62-year-old kelly brown from oakley was arrested at a gas station in brentwood yesterday afternoon. police say someone called to say kelly offered to sell some drugs from his ice cream truck. he has been arrested for suspect methamphetamine possession. >>> a warning from chp officers, be prepared to sit and wait in traffic in san francisco this weekend. southbound 280 closes tonight at 9:00 for four days. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us with details and how you can get around it. anne. >> reporter: and the chp has been trying to warn people about this for several weeks. you can see the low tech sign here behind me at 6th and brannan in san francisco. and over my other sho

napa >> pam: there is a new police chief in oakland shot went today became the permanent police chief serving as an interim for almost a year. oakland mayor jean quan officialese war in the 39 year old chief this afternoon. what has been with the police department for 18 years and that became interim chief last may as part of a major shake-up of management at the in battle department. the new chief explains how under his leadership the city has experienced its second largest decline in homicides in 40 years. >> we hold our area commanders accountable for what the numbers are. the most active in most engaging and use a laser focus on those people. we do not have wide net to throw but we can focus in the very efficient and fight crime. >> pam: whent took over from acting chief anthony toribio , who stepped down and assume the rank of captain less than 48 hours after he was named successor to the then chief howard to jordan. howard jordan >> pam: this is a video of the police at the hell's angels clubhouse earlier today, from our helicopter per bushel with abc seven news. police went int

report on policing. was extremely laudatory associate the of the great success of law enforcement against crime, but pointed out legitimacy remained as a major issue that has not been effectively addressed. that is still true today. if we look at why 12 national survey of the american public, we see that about 60% of the public expresses trust and confidence in their local police and court has on other routes, 40% though. restricted library is a 30% racial gap with african-americans. 30% less likely to say they trust the police and court their community. those people had personal contact trust them last. these are not flukes. if we look at public opinion polling data over the last 30 years was broken windows, we see that trust and confidence in the police is basically a flatline between 50% and 60%. the racial gap i mentioned has think this do for decades if not going away. and we have seen a series of racially driven. you can name a racial incident of choice running from the gates incident in cambridge,

of the oakland police department. oakland mayor says crime has gone down and the chief reorganized the department. >> he is actually built a very strong leadership team that worked together. >> just after the announcement, chief sean spoke about his vision for the department. ktvu's christian captain was the first to talk to the new chief one on one and you had some tough questions for the chief about how the people of oakland see the department and where the chief is going to take that department going forward. >> that's right. in that one on one discussion that i had with sean, he bleefs the believes the department is moving in the right direction, but there's a lot of work to do. >> i will perform the duties of police chief of oakland. >> after serving for a year at the city's interim chief of police, today sean went stepped into the role as oakland's permanent police chief. under his leadership, the city has seen an 8% drop in reported crime and 18% drop in the number of homicides. >> this year, we are down almost

force and we have a commitment to policing and this is just another aspect of the community policing and taking care of the children in the community and it clearly, the police department has been doing this with the bulletin, and it so, but it actually surprises me that it was not codified in the general order and i want to thank the chief to taking the leadership in this and putting it in place, because as i said, in terms of community, policing our children are very important and the police officers, doing the task of the arresting are the first responders that handle the children. and i like the idea that you know, if you are going to leave it with someone that you are going to do a background check and make sure that they are protected with the people that they are staying with and that it is referred to and i can't remember the term and the department of social service person and to make sure that there is follow up and a check. and so this is wonderful, and i am glad that it is codified and i am surprised it was not earlier and i want to say thank you and i see this as an wond

surveillance video of the latest deadly police shows salinas police confronting a man holding gardeners. he appears to be walking away from officers when they open fire. people angry about the shootings are planning another protest this weekend and salinas police are promising a full investigation that will be revealed by both the fbi and u.s. justice department. >>> oakland police are asking for the publics help to -- a still image from a surveillance camera shows a silver car speeding away from the scene on webster street wednesday night. this is just before 9:30. the suspect and the victim got into a fight shortly before the victim was hit. the identity of the victim has not been released but we do know that he was 50 years old. >>> a busy two mile stretch of 280 is closed. cal tran shut down southbound 280 from the king street onramp. it's not scheduled to reopen until 5:00 tuesday morning. northbound traffic will not be effected. southbound lane closure began right on schedule at 9:00 last fight. highway crews are working around the clock on an important earthquake safety prompt

making them useless to police. they were contacted by a sacramento nonprofit called weave which is women escaping a violent environment. san francisco's district attorney says this argument does not hold up because 911 calls cannot be disabled. >> this is really about consumers. this is about public safety. it's about time for the industry to put profits aside and start look out for the well being of our community. >> weave executive director strongly denies making any contact with lawmakers. 2 investigates found documents showing verizon donated more than $24,000 to weave in 2010 and 2011 and an at & t employee sits on the weave board of directors. the proposal would require the antileft technology installed on all smart phones sold in san francisco. 67% of the robberies in the city involve mobile devices. the wireless industry says some smart phone wakers will add an optional and reversible kill switch next year. >>> the city of pleasanton is mandating they cut back 20% on their water usage. that is after current

it shows a hammond police officer abusing a police dog.he officer hitting the dog and hanging it by its leash. this was posted on you-tube on wednesday. the hammond police department says the officer is on leave pending an investigation. the racist comments by los angeles clippers owner donald sterling is not only shaking up the n-b-a, but the "n-double-a- c-p" too. leon jenkins is resigning as president of the "n-double-a-c- p's" los angeles chapter. the group honored sterling with a lifetime achievement award in 2009. it was about to honor sterling again, until he was heard making racist comments on a recorded conversation. the "n-double-a-c-p" says it's developing new guidelines for the award selection process. ten n-b-a team owners discussed sterling's future with the league. the n-b-a owners' advisor and finance committee had a conference call about what to do next. league commissioner adam silver says he wants the owners to vote to force sterling to sell the team. right now a date for such a vote was not released. if 75 percent of th

police and a tow truck quickly arrive. county daily news reporter, chris paschenko, acting on a tip. >> when i arrived, i saw what i believed to be the exhaust bubbling out of the water. the vehicle was in about two feet deep of saltwater at that time. >> paschenko approaches the diver, andy house, who buys and sells high-performance cars through his texas business, performance auto sales. >> andy told me that he was distracted by a low-flying pelican. i think he then said that caused him to drop his cell phone. >> he says he reached down to get his cell phone, and when he looked back up, the car was in the marsh. jessica cooley is a crime and court reporter at the lufkin daily news. she and other journalists discovered when house purchased the 2006 bugatti for a little more than $1 million, he insured it for more than double that, $2.2 million. just three weeks after the policy goes into effect, the bugatti lands in the water. philadelphia indemnity insurance investigators are suspicious of house's claim. >> it went from,

police used water cannons and tear gas. many went against the ban many the tack similar square in the city. last year this became the focus of long running occupation. protestors threw stones and fireworks at the police. let's get the latest. celine is on the line from istanbul. is the trouble still going on? >> yes. we can say that definitely. i'm in the district of istanbul, 15 minutes from taksim square. there's heavy protests where i am. there was heavy police intervention with use of tear gas and water cannons. 20 minutes or so ago, people dispersed from where we are. they just tried to find shelter in houses or businesses or wherever they could find actually to avoid from getting into custody. now all these streets are quiet. i'm sure we can't say the same thing for different parts of istanbul. this is the situation at where i stand at the moment. >> a lot of this selin if i'm right is because they went to taksim square isn't it? >> that's correct. the unions and protestors wanted to go to taksim square to celebrate m

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it's not clear whether the person detained by police were suspected of firing the shots. >>> police in san bruno are looking for three men that robbed a credit union yesterday morning. employees told police the men jumped over the teller counters and pulled cash from each person. nip with information is asked to call san bruno police. >>> city leaders are investigating a pay controversy that came to light as a result of the boston marathon bombings. they want to know why a former oakland police officer is collecting $52,000 a year in medical disability from oakland while he is working as an fbi agent in boston? the unusual case of an fbi special agent aaron mcfarland came to the attention of city leaders last week. >>> time is 5:14. a brentwood schoolteacher has stirred up controversy because of the way he dressed for his yearbook photo. spencer smith dressed like trayvon martin the florida teenager killed by george zimmerman back in 2012. zimmerman was tried for murdering martin but last summer he was acquitted in the railly charged case. in the meantime the reaction to the photo is m

we just called the police. >> reporter: crime scene technicians from the san francisco police department collected the meat and sent it to a lab for testing. people out walking their dogs this morning heard about the latest scare and they are taking precautions. >> just keeping a real close eye on her. she's a chowhound and will go after everything. just watching her more carefully. >> i'm concerned about this going in my neighborhood. this is a very safe neighborhood. we walk here every day. >> reporter: police tell me they are looking at the possibility this discovery in the sunset is linked to other cases around the city where poisoned meatballs have been left behind. some dogs have gotten sick eating the meat. one even died last year. kelly who runs a dog training business says it's hard to understand why someone seems intent on hurting people's pets. >> there's some really sick people in the world. this is a wonderful block and great neighborhood. everyone looks out for each other. >> reporter: there's still a $5,000 reward on the table for any information that can help police make

oakland police run the animal shelter. bowman and other volunteers think the shelter needs to be run by a civilian department. some city council members agree. >> the animal shelter is a mess and needs consistent leadership, and our police department is very overworked and needs to focus on fighting violent crimes. >> councilwoman rebecca kaplan propose it had legislation to take the shelter out of oakland police. a vote for that proposal is scheduled next month. >> oakland police say they are work to fill vacant positions at the shelter. we asked them what they thought about the idea of taking away shelter responsibility from the department. they would anl say they are dedicated to the future success of the shelter and will support a final decision once it is made. in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the oakland zoo has received its first patient at its new condor recovery center. zoo veterinarians are treated a condor for lade poisoning. the bird was brought to the zoo from national park last week. veterin

the police edged out in their armed vehicle out in front of the police station. there was a standoff with lawless protesters who don't like the fact he's being released at all. it came to a stand still, but it was a decoy. there's a back entrance, and while all that was happening, gerry adams was already on his way. he's being released, but a file is going to the director of public prosecutions. the possibility of a charge in the future remains, but for now gerry adams is about to talk at a press conference in bell fast city center gives him version of events since he was detained here on wednesday night. back to you. >> what happens next after this file is send to the public prosecution you just mentioned? >> reporter: it could take some time because the police have a lot of tapes to go through. they've been talking to him since wednesday, hours of interrogation. they will draw up their report and then send it to the director of public prosecutions, who then will make a judgment. there are two hurdles. one is is there a reasonable chance of a prosecution being m

police found the man wielding gardening shears. officers say they had to shoot after efforts to tase the man failed to subdue him. >>> a woman kidnapped 10 years ago in southern california is finally freed this morning. kpix 5's cate caugiran is in the newsroom and has the developing story of the woman who made her break after getting in touch with a relative. cate. >> reporter: michelle, the suspect isidro garcia is expected to make a court appearance today. he has been jailed on suspicion of kidnapping for rape, lewd acts with a minor and false imprisonment. this whole case came to light monday when police say the alleged victim who used the name laura ortiz filed domestic violence charges against her husband. police say she contacted them after she reached out to her sister for the first time on facebook and her sister convinced ortiz to report her abuse. police say ortiz told them she was abducted 10 years ago from a santa ana park by her mother's live-in boyfriend. police confirmed her mother filed a missing persons report hou

we have hot spot policing. but we also have hot people policing.took a look at, we took a look at angel pop chris call social network -- crystal social network analysis, and we were able to work with the illinois institute of technology, and we were able to identify the players that are out there through their associates and their associates' associates of some of the worst or most violent people in the community. and the people that associated with them through arrest records sometimes are not the most violent people, but they're the most prone to be a victim of violence and murder. so we actually go back into the community, address them, we bring them into gang call-ins which is following david kennedy's model of violence reduction strategy, a cease fire -- david kennedy from john jay -- we bring our gang members in, and a lot of 'em we ask them to volunteer, but the thing we have over their head as leverage is either on parole or probation. so they have to come in or their parole or probation would be violated. and what we do with these individu

the government suggests it's historical corruption within the police force that led the police to decide to act on their own interests rather than the interests of the crowd. the substance of that allegation is why they decided to act in that way is by no means clear. clearly the government is trying to put forward what they hope is a proactive face on all of this by firing the police chief and instituting an immediate commission of inquiry. i'm afraid that the people involved in all of this most directly since we don't believe their version of events. >> jonah hull reporting from outside that police station in odessa where tensions with building. thanks, joe that. in eastern ukraine government troops are continuing their operations to sop pro-russian rebels from taking more towns. ukrainian forces are manning checkpoints in slovyansk. in the eastern city ukrainian forces appear to have withdrawn. that follows clashes between government forces and russian activists in the city the previous day. burned-out vehicle were found on saturday reportedly set on fire by russian activists to block

police say he later took his own life. it began at his apartment when he stabbed three people, all of whom were from the bay area. he then fired shots from his car killing three people and injuring 13 more. >> you're coming to get your children, and you realize that some people aren't going to have that opportunity, and that's very sad. >> of the people injured, six are still in the hospital in good condition. the others have been released. >>> it is 7:04. we have team coverage this morning of the tragedy in santa barbara. at 7:30 we'll have a live report from santa barbara. first we go to kristin captain who's working to learn more about the three victims from the bay area. good morning. >> reporter: as we learn more about these victims we learn more about the close ties they have to the bay area. we're in the neighborhood of george chen, one of rodger's roommates and first victims. george chen was a computer science major and former ymca camp counselor. friends describe him to us as quiet and reserved. in a written manif

witnesses called the police. they say it appeared the driver of the toyota was in bad shape when taken to the hospital. neighbors out here say they are still shaken by this violent crash. >> generally pretty safe. i feel safe here. i walk here. i ride my bike here and feel okay. it's pretty disheartening accident to watch. >> very short. >> reporter: san francisco police were out here investigating the crash for about five hours. we don't have any update on the condition of the driver but hope to get more information later on this morning and any updates we will bring to you on the next hour on mornings on two. >> san jose police are investigating a crash that killed an 18-year-old and left a young driver in critical condition. it happened just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon at north first street. police say that the victim's car may have run a red light which caused it to crash into a second vehicle and slam into a traffic light pole. the family in the second vehicle was not hurt. the woman who died was a passen

team for the san jose police department.now that three years ago thereabouts, i mean, there was this animosity between the immigrant community and police officers. it kind of went completely around. why do you think that is and do you think your role as a liaison, but it's to improve that and make it even better to where it's not even an issue? >> i don't really know what the answer to why it has improved. i think that if anything there's always room for improvement. i want to keep it going. i want people to, you know, really have trust in us. and every day activity, our jobs, and i always tell people it's kind of like how shall i put it, you need a movie star, somebody really famous, you know, you walk away from that encounter probably forever and you remember what that was like. but for that person he meets thousands of people in the week. it's kind of the same for us. where i zeal on a daily basis with you know a couple dozen people on calls or wherever else they may be. and i tend to forget those encounter really quick.

under that policy injured police officers that cannot go back to their regular police duties will beed to work another city job. it's not clear if they would be protected from layoffs. san jose mayor chuck reed says injured police officers working a new job would get the same pay. he says the new policy was adopted to prevent abusing the system. >>> a record breaking deal. the reported sale of the los angeles clippers and the new reason why donald sterling may not be able to have a say about it. >> we're live in san jose where police are warning people about a scam that targets minorities trying to get driver's licenses. we'll tell you exactly what it is and what to look out for. >> good morning. we are still looking at a commute that looks pretty good in many areas as we look at the sunol grade heading south. i will tell you more about the commute in the east bay. >> yesterday was clear skies and temperatures warmed up pretty fast. in fact they had a lot of 80s. today we are starting off much cooler. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john

people called police after they spotted it.out a half hour later it was spotted walking on california street and then it eventually made its way into a fenced in parking garage of a condo complex. a perimeter was set up, people in the neighborhood were told to stay inside while police had their guns drawn just in case. the cat was hiding underneath a car which actually helped authorities. >> this is the best case scenario where we were able to get it in a place where it's confined where it's not a danger anymore. i mean it's kind of by luck it went into an area that is a large cage. >> reporter: police tell us the animal was not harmed during the capture. no one else was injured. the puma project had been tracking the animal. the group researches and protects large cat in the area. they took the animal to the mid peninsula open space preserve but did not give specific location of where it would be released. reporting live from mountain view janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the richmond city council is moving ahead wit

police say he left the shopping center. this encounter police say they don't know the intentions of this man, but they are looking into this because this is definitely suspicious. >> makes your skin crawl. who is this guy, what's he up to? has he done this before? from there we head to massachusetts the subway line here, notice this guy here and what looks like a patriot's jersey. gets close to the yellow caution area of the subway platform. like he has a couple bags. police say the guy did have a bottle of alcohol with him. and watch this. apparently he was sipping from the alcohol. out of nowhere comes the massachusetts transit police detective shawn conway. watch shawn spring into action literally at the last second. >> wow. >> watch that. >> oh, wow. he caught him almost midair. >> the "boston globe" says the next train wasn't scheduled to arrive another four minutes. that's not the issue. the electrified third rail down there, 600 volts, instant death. everyone saying this guy is a hero, shawn saved this guy's life. he

a lot of police there. a lot of police cars and some of the streets cordoned off as well. ktvu's brian flores is gathering information at the scene and he will have a live report on the scene of a double shooting on cooper and huntwood avenues in hayward. brian flores will have a live report coming up in 30 minutes. >>> 7:04. new this morning, a san jose family terrified and angry. someone set their cars on fire while they were sleeping. it happened on san point drive. it was all caught on camera. janine de la vega is there now with more on why this family thinks they were targeted. janine? >> reporter: yes, the man who lives here says he is being targeted and he wants it to stop. he was very emotional and upset. as you can see in the driveway all that's left is the soot. two cars that were sitting there were towed away because they are destroyed. you can see the palm trees that are scorched because they caught fire. now, this all started at about 2:15 this morning at the home on san point drive near capitol expressway and quinnby. vandals were caught on cameras creeping u

way to notify the police, or someone about that. and also, on number 1 1, i would like to strike the words, up for 30 days. >> yes. >> so the... >> oh, and so i mean. >> okay. >> after the... >> i was thinking on the, no party buses without the notification of the sfpd. and or of the commission station. >> yeah, again, you are missing her point. >> what happens if an unsolicited party bus shows up? >> then they should turn it away and send it because they are not allowed to accept it. >> this is very difficult, and for a number of reasons, but i guess that more, i am sorry this is dragging on so long, but, the question of whether reality of that party bus industry, and relates in any way to the permit that you are considering, given the time frames that we are talking about and the number of days and the kind of events that they are doing, as far as i am concerned, the party buses typically do not begin to arrive and the night clubs until ten p.m. and this is not the situation where the issue came up and it may have been those parti

police say an 18-year-old threatened the police with a baseball bat.'s tara moriarty joining us live from the apartment complex where this happened. you talked to the coroner earlier this morning. tara? >> reporter: yeah, and the coroner said it had a very busy weekend. it's a bit backlogged and probably won't be able to release the identity of the suspect in this kate until tomorrow. we know that last night shortly around 6:00, three officers were responding to a domestic call. investigators say an officer was forced to shoot and kill an 18-year-old man after he attacked him with a baseball bat at the front door. the officer said that he felt his life was in immediate danger and fired several rounds. he received his injuries to his hand and arm, was treated at the scene and taken to the station for questioning. paramedics arrived at the scene but were unable to revive the 18-year-old. police say it appears the suspect physically assaulted his mother shortly before they were called to the home. police have not commented on whether the officer will be p

that guy backed into that police vehicle and rams that police vehicle into another car. can see people scrambling around to get out of the way. and watch, he backs up again. and he tries to escape but watch what police do. police open fire and they start firing at the wheels of the car. but according to reports, that driver was able to escape temporarily. they eventually caught up with the guy after they found the car abandoned. >> i can't believe he got away. that car was in shambles by the time he got out of the scene we're seeing here. no wonder it was abandoned. probably broke down a mile later. >> police in london are looking for the gang involved in this caper. what you're looking at is a high-end store. we're talking purses as expensive as $28,000. and some criminals want to get their hands on them without paying. you can see there are customers in the store. but there's also a woman there with her 8-year-old son. you can see that door closing. that is one of the store employees pushing the woman and her son back into the bathroom. she hit the panic button and smo

according to police statements. adams has been released pending a report to the prosecutor services. police in rome how to raise the demand following the shooting of three non forty focal tonsils out that evening. the violence began just before the call light idea final in which the neapolitan side and the dubbing featuring tina everyone. italian police say the room found has since been charged with attempted murder by death for salts wanted one of which demand in the chest when he's in hospital his condition has been described as serious liberals are violent scenes inside the stadium. all that much of it she kicked off the shooting delay the start of the game by forty minutes now this confusion surrounding the appointment of lt is a new prime minister from of all the votes in the parliament and to create a businessman a commitment to equal is the sworn in as the country's new premier don't take a few hours later a government website the clever that they'd be making comics website to share some laughs from the first

police say he was involved in two kidnapping sunday. the first was a woman he convinced to drive him from san of josi to mountain view. she then deliberately crashed into another car, the victim's mother tells us middlebrook then try to get her daughter into the trunk. >> he just basically wanted to put her in the trunk. and after that she refused and refused and think she's alive. >> police a middlebrook dump the car in a strip mall in mountain view and abducted a 61- year-old woman. she managed to escape from him in the town of i/o near stockton. police are looking for anyone else who may have been a victim of similar incidents. >>> parents in the north bay are on alert tonight after disturbing alert after a little league baseball game. a possible attempted kidnapping at a royal park that's near rancho elementary school. mikey back explains how two men in one vehicle or sparking suspicion. >> suspicion. >> novato's royal of each a park packed, popular ... >> i was shocked. >> and now home to some concerned parents too. >> what i had w

yeah, you all call the police.ies to intervene, but james has more to say. >> after shatari takes her seat, james confronts the bus driver. >> you better watch. if anything happens to my daughter -- listen. i'm telling you this. anything happens to my daughter, i'll [ bleep ] you up and everybody on this bus. >> the video of this tirade goes viral. james is arrested for disorderly conduct and disturbing a school function. >> i wasn't going to put my daughter in that harm no more. i don't care. that's my baby. that's my baby. >> some understand james' reaction and send donations for legal fees. >> the support that we have had for our family is overwhelming. >> a hero to some but a bully to others, james admits he could have gone a different route, and apologizes publicly. >> i handled it the wrong way when i went on the bus. >> i'm going to [?muted?] you up. show me which one. show me which one. >> i was going to be a dad and i was going to at least talk to the bus driver and find out what was going on with my daugh

police say it was not an accident. coming up in two minutes, ktvu's tara moriarty will tell us about the unusual investigation underway right now. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, will we see any sun today? >> some areas will. there's a rather strong fog bank of. i think it's getting helped along by this system. the low is on the move, this time out of sierra and central california, sanwa dean valley, on -- san joaquin valley, on the way to southern california. we have drizzle. half moon bay, el granada, summer has arrived along the coast. a lot of low clouds. mostly sunny but cool to mild to warm. we'll get a big difference in these temperatures. getting to that temperature range where anywhere from 50s to upper 80s if you are far enough away from the coast. 65 in san francisco. a low cloud deck in place. there's plenty to go around. pretty good rain stretching from fresno to vie viselia. plenty to work with d

police say no one was injured in this ordeal. as i mentioned, the puma project was involved in catching the cat. it researches and protects mountain lions in the area. a representative told me they don't believe the mountain lion was searching for food because there's plenty of itard. instead, they -- plenty of it around. instead, they think the cat may have gotten spooked and gotten off course. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 8:36. the richmond city council is moving ahead with plans to make the city's minimum wage one of the highest in the state. raising it to 12.30 by 2017. last night, the city council directed staff to create a new measure with special exemptions including not paying the higher wage to workers under 18 and exempting businesses with fewer than ten employees. many business leaders oppose the idea saying if the measure passes, they would consider cutting hours reducing their staff or moving to another city. >>> the city of pleasanton is now mandating people cut back 25% on their water u

but ultimately, i think, in day-in, day-out policing, you get the good police people.e them the examples. you try to emulate their conduct, try to emulate their restraint, try to make that the definition of the albuquerque police department, and push aside these bad actors and these bad incidents. >> right. here here. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes appeared in the sober morning light, republicans everywhere were sifting through what happened last night in the first big round of republican primaries. the headlines this morning about who won in the ceaseless battle between the 2 party in the establishment and whether the tea party beat the establishment or the establishment beat the tea party for the gop establishment became the to party. but here is the big winner, the g