and the police lie, one of them, in california, and accused me of... (inaudible) (inaudible) >> thank you, sir. >> i need help, please? i am going to make a report. >> there is an investigator that you can speak to from the occ right here m the front row. >> director hicks thank you. >> we can get the process started tonight, sir, thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, commissioners, good evening. for the record my name is amelia law ens and i have been a resident for the city and county of san francisco for 45 years. i have read the papers for 45 years. and i have seen a number of or read about a number of killings in the city over a period of 4 and a half decades. i am not here today to talk or to talk about alex and as well as the police commissioner reports i would like to congratulate mcfadden he did a good, and i think that we should be thankful that we have a police officer of this background monitoring the events and tonight i wish to speak about one item, we have the killing of alex and we also have the problem of city college student and i have

i was the police death in the police vicinity. the police came and surrounded my vehicle, jumped out with guns and everything that i freaked a little bit. i put my hands up and i just ,roze and once they came up they said, we had a report of a black man with a gun. what i am saying to you exists. to tell somebody, an african-american, "you handle it this way, your cordial to the cox and everything else, if that cop wants to harass somebody and creative scene, he will look to do that. he is out there and he will say something. the body camera may help you there here and everything is recorded. we know it can turn wrong. we know there are all types of things they can do. we are talking about cost and role america, i am just saying, there are a lot of things we need to address. we have got to address the system and say, race is still part of america. as much a part of america as apple pie. we need to address it. the last time we try to attend like a great thing. it is not. it is cut and dried. what is happening in that black communit

police chief among others. she was talking about the other technological ways that we can start bringing police action more in line with respect to our rights. and one of the programs is tracking basically who police pulled over because it is not so much -- i mean, we are, but many times an officer does not think he is racist, does not think that he is out there to try and mess up these people because i do not like them. they just happen to keep pulling over an overwhelming amount of black people. and that, measuring and recording in being able to go back and say, hey, why are you only pulling over by people are mostly pulling over black people and having an accountability factor. i think that along with the body cameras and this sort of profiling information is just part of a broader scheme of accountability. san diego has a bunch of footage that they will not release. it is not part of the public record. it bought for with taxpayer dollars but somehow when you asked like a freedom of information act they don'

julien pass the long-time chief of the toronto police, the toronto police force is one of the biggest police forces on the entire continent being it's by par the big nest canada about an 8,000-strong police force, the bottom line there is no better policeing in canada than there is around parliament hill at the moment. it is the headquarters of the canadian military, full of soldiers and police force and government minister head of one of the large of police forces so we should be getting good information out of ottawa. there is a lot of information out the ottawa because of the cameras positioned around the place. it's an easy place to control, it's a government place, nobody is moving around so if somebody is walking around with a rival or shotgun they should be lies identified. we need an update as to what is the situation think i just spoke to a member of parliament who is still in their office and has not been cleared from lock down. we have been hearing from globe and mail reporters saying that they are still being told to remain in lock down, the ottawa police are trying to pla

thatormal police work police departments do.ind of going in fully armed, geared up in this military-style gear, busting in the houses. i think another aspect that is interesting about this whole situation with the homeland security money is, there is incentive for new equipment. one thing i saw was a device that attaches to a gun. it sends out radiation waves that temporarily blind the person is pointed at for 10 minutes. what the vendor told me was met by scrambling their ocular fluid . that is something that is going to be eating the market early next year. this is both next ou went to, urban shield, but also there was a lot of role-playing. you had your press credentials revoked, is that right? your press credentials were revoked on the last day of the conference. i want to go to a clip, the third of the conference and you filmed a police officer asking you to leave the premises. >> they told us we were ok here. said they were in violations of the rules for filming inside of one of the sites they were advised to not come in s

harvard police released a statement saying.increased police presence this weekend, but has not determined if the email is a credible threat. a malaysian search vessel arrived in the southern indian ocean today. to begin the next phase in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. the go phoenix is one of three ships. that will conduct detailed sonar sweeps of the ocean floor. in the hopes of finding wreckage or other clues. the effort is expected to take at least a year. flight 370 and all on board vanished in march. during a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. after a year of no blue angels and no fleet week. the show returns to the bay area next weekend.and once again.kron four is the place to catch all the action. you can catch the blue angels live right here on kron-4 in our one hour fleet week special. this saturday. october 11th - from 3-4 p-m. it's quarterback vs. quarterback. jason has the niners' nemesis and all your bay area sports next. a four-year-old dog has been nick-named "lazarus". after he survived euthanasi

he believes police that follow the constitution do the best policing. that gets down to the question -- or the concern that people who purport to speak on behalf --police department's claim the constitution in many ways is a loophole, people are always falling back on their constitutional rights. the founders crafted the bill of rights not to create loopholes but to create a template for good policing. the fourth amendment requires evidence in order to investigate. that is a template for good police procedure and behavior. host: steve silverman was a campus coordinator for stop the drug war . athas worked as an intern families against mandatory minimums. have you been arrested? guest: i have not. i had a near miss. was atppened when i college at the university of maryland. i got an early morning phone call from a friend of mine, steve. he said, you have to come see my dorm. his voice was very concerned. i trudged through the snow and he opened the door. he and his roommate revealed that their room had been tossed. normally they did not keep the tiniest

backup police cams stopped working. it was her word against seven police officers. people's word against the police. it is usually not good without video evidence. part of this is because people want to believe police officers. they're people just like us. people lie and they have incentives to lie. this is where the public comes in. like steve was saying, if you follow the right rules, his roles, you can get evidence in your own neighborhoods. but i must caution, this is still a dangerous endeavor. some of you probably saw, in ferguson, there was a large moving protest and a police officer was in the middle of it. he pointed his assault weapon at individuals and threatened to kill one of them. this was caught on tape and the videographer asked him, did you threaten to kill me, what is your name? the officer responded with something i am not going to say on c-span. it went viral. as of the video, the officer was found and fired. that is very rare. if that police officer got too scared, if someone bumped into him or something went wrong, the person with the video cou

i was the police death in the police vicinity. the police came and surrounded my vehicle, jumped out with guns and everything that i freaked a little bit. i put my hands up and i just froze and once they came up, they said, we had a report of a black man with a gun. what i am saying to you exists. to tell somebody, an african-american, "you handle it this way, your cordial to the cox and everything else, if that cop wants to harass somebody and creative scene, he will look to do that. he is out there and he will say something. the body camera may help you there here and everything is recorded. we know it can turn wrong. we know there are all types of things they can do. we are talking about cost and role america, i am just saying, there are a lot of things we need to address. we have got to address the system and say, race is still part of america. as much a part of america as apple pie. we need to address it. the last time we try to attend like a great thing. it is not. it is cut and dried. what is happening in that black communi

marked police vehicle in the san francisco police department there is one bumper sticker and on the back of every single car as you see the police vehicles traveling around and it simply says that there is no excuse for domestic violence. and because, there is not. and much has been made in the national media about how come this happened and that happened and how about just no, there is no excuse, period, for the domestic violence. >> and the san francisco police department is a critical piece of that as we respond to any calls for domestic violence in san francisco and as the mayor pointed out, we did enjoy a period of some 40 plus months where there were no dow mist i can violence homicides in san francisco. and now, it is having suffered three, even though we are in a record low, homicide, here, almost ten percent and better than ten percent of the homicides that have occurred in san francisco, have been domestic violence related. and we continue to provide the assessment for the training for the police officers and increased the limited accomplish training because we don't want

and killed by san francisco police on october 7th, with... and i received information just on the way over to this meeting from a new victim, so with antonio we will find out who his name was, he was beaten and kicked in the head by the san francisco police and so just when you don't see us, we are constantly working because the sfpd is constantly beating people and most of all i am here with the mother of (inaudible) who was on tonight's agenda, for possible closed session meeting, who was found mysteriously dead in his cell on october 4th, of this year in sfsheriff's department custody and this was after being beaten on february 19, page number 800, 651, 1002, and number, 2396 who beat him so badly they broke his right shoulder and a existing condition that essentially broke his neck and he was innocent of all that he he was accused of, and we demand justice and demand to know why? why is it okay to schedule such a vital discussion and, then just, casually toss it off, the calendar for tonight? and when the victim's mother has struggled to

according to the police, the uniformed, off-duty police officer was working for a private security firm patrolling the fail boar hood when he drove passed three men who eventually fled. the office is identified as a 32-year-old with six years of service, got out and chased them on foot. police say myers approached the officer in an aggressive manner. the officer told myers to sur roender but he continued to come towards the officer and the two men struggled. myers then ran away, according to police and fired a gun at the officer. >> the suspect fired at least three rounds at the officer. at that point, the officer returned fire. as the officer moved towards the suspect, the suspect continued to pull the trigger. >> the officer shot 17 times at myers who was pronounced dead on the scene. he has been pronounced dead. mile herbs relatives, however, have disputed the police account of what happened. his mother telling the ap her son was holding a sandwich, not a gun. police lied. they lied about michael brown, too. myers' cousin told the st. louis dispatch. he had a sandwich in his hand, th

and they found that in favor of the police. so, we are going to be any way, i am writing an article about that, and sitting through that, court proceeding just showed me more and more how everything, is in favor of the police. and like, the police are going to afford to pay, $50,000 to an pert to create this huge, like farce of what has really happened and i am a little nervous, but it is just disgusting to me how i am sitting here and i am hearing like, we live in the neighborhood and i went to school over there when i was a kid too, and i want to hear the negative side of the police. that killed the people. because we don't hear any of that. we hear about how crazy, the victims are, and the people who get killed and we don't hear anything about the police. all of those records are sealed. any way. [ applause ] >> hi, everybody, my name is maria (inaudible) and i am a mother, first and foremost and i am a early childhood advocate here in the bay area, and i am actually having a career change because of everything that is happe

a police car as we're hearing from police that there may be shooters on the parliament's roof. anything new you can tell us? >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> i can't tell you whether there's any shooters on the roof we're still a lockdown. during major events on parliament there will be men with guns but of course they're law enforcement so if there are people seeing people with guns on the roof that could be it. all we know is that we're in lockdown. it appears to be being searched still. we're being told to stay away from windows. that's the situation. >> we're taking a look at these live pictures right now on your screen. just a few seconds ago, quite dramatic. we saw police officer there is with their guns drawn running across the street as media and the crowds standing out there are watching all of this unfold. it makes you wonder why these people are not taking cover if there are shooters currently on the parliament roof. so obviously the situation remains fluid, things are changing quickly. but right now police remain on the scene in parliament hill as there are reports of

perf sent out 500 surveys to 500 police departments. over 200 police departments responded to that survey. then -- but only 63 departments had cameras. then they conducted a town hall meeting, and they had police chiefs and scholars to discuss these cameras. they developed 37 recommendations, but addressing privacy issues in particular they said that agencies must factor in privacy rights when it comes to recording victim interviews, involving rape, abuse, nudity and other sensitive subjects and when recording in peoples' homes. they indicated that the most common approach, though, keeping privacy under consideration, the most common approach of those 63 police departments is that their policies require the officers to record all calls for service and law enforcement related encounters and activities and only to deactivate the camera at the conclusion of the event or with supervisor approval because there is room for abuse if an officer has discretion. and departments have reported that they have observed a few officers engaging in disc

police near the post office still an active situation as you can see the police officers there rushing at one point and then going back. unclear what direction that is the building they just evacuated a few minutes ago, the post office, they were rushing towards another building a few minutes ago, i am wondering what building that is and now you see an armored police car in front of the post office there. lots of police officers on the scene as you can imagine. unclear what they are doing exactly at this point. whether or not they are still looking for a suspect as has been mentioned by canadian media. one suspect reported killed. police possibly looking for one or more suspects. okay, kimberly is with us live from washington monitoring the situation for us. kimberly is canadian, knows this area very well, has covered the canadian parliament. kimberly, tell us about the area where this is happening. as i mentioned, we saw police just a few seconds ago and this is still happening in fact, rush towards one of the buildings, guns drawn. and then go back. where is this happening exactly? >

. >> under police commission rules of order, during public comment, neither the police or the occ personnel, nor commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by the public. but, may provide a brief response. individual commissioners and police and occ personnel, should refrain, however, from entering into debates or discussion with speakers during public comment. due to the large turn out this evening and a desire to hear everyone's important comments, please limit your comments to two minutes. >> welcome to engleside, i am a native san francisco and i have been living in the mayalona park and it is nice to see you in the community and it is a nice turn out given the fact that there is a thing called the world series going on somewhere. and i know that i have two minutes, i just wanted to actually came here to welcome the newest member of your, (inaudible) melara and she knew that i was come and didn't show up. and i am here because i have dealt with the last three, commanding officers at, ingleside and i understand pretty well what the department has to deal with and we hav

police responded. they have been out here for more than seven hours and just in the last ten minutes, they were able to break into that third floor apartment, make contact with the man believed to have fired his gun up to a dozen times. they took him out. we watched this. they took him out on a stretcher. we have that video that we're going to turn around for you in the next 20 minutes. but i can tell you, an officer told me that individual will be taken to a hospital just for precautionary measures. he has no injuries to him. then he will be taken to a mental health facility for an evaluation all before he's taken to the police department where he likely will be charged. we are going to stay on scene. this is still a developing scene while it is under control and they do have the suspect in custody. i'll have another update for you in about 20 minutes. reporting live in east norriton, katy zachary. >>> following breaking news out of south africa this morning. oscar pistorius has been taken to prison a

again, police running there taking cover. we have reports of one soldier who was in full uniform as being wounded. and police said that a man believed to be a member of the canadian forces was shot at the memorial. this is the soldier think kimberly hawket is looking at all of this with us, monitoring the situation, let's hear what they are trying to say there. can we turn it up a little. i think we can hear what perhaps the police officers are saying. >> go to the side. go to the side. >> okay. kimberly, we couldn't hear what they were saying there. but again, as i have been saying, it still looks like a very active situation. something is happening here. >> indeed. and, again, we are monitoring very reliable canadian media sources very closely and what i can tell you is that there are consistent reports that there may -- there may be still activity taking place in proximity to the parliament building. so the possibility that there may be even a second person involved with this still very active shooting situation. we have s

louis county police department is to assure that the police in the county have police protection. these are things i con tell mratell contemplated. should something like that happen or have to take over for police services. we thought about that. at the moment it doesn't appear. it would appear, jchief jackson is staying. >> aren't you in touch with parts of the ferguson police dechlt that has been put into place, correct? >> not the police department. command and control here in the city of, of the detail we have for security. >> okay. >> so, small police department. i think these guys are burdened. they're taxed. we came in and did that for them. >> you are not hearing it from here. chief jackson is saying he is not stepping down. and i made the point the other night. let it be known that the report that, at least we were receiving, our justice reporter, evan perez, it was coming from washington and being reported from washington. eric holder said change is needed. and if he says that and the chief does not step down, can you work with this? can people here have con fi dennis th

the mayor's wife is currently in police custody. >>> the body of a missing realtor is found and now police revealing more details about just what happened before her murder. >> 33 year old eri err aaron les was picked up monday in arkansas. set up an appointment to view home with 49 year old beverly carter on thursday before he abducted and killed her. her body was found hours after lewis was brought in. it was discover in a shallow grave at a concrete company about 25 miles outside of little rock. >> do you have anything to say to the family? >>> sorry. >> what else do you want to say to her family? >>> sorry. >> why beverly? >>> because she was just a woman that worked alone, a rich broker. >> did you kill her? >>> no. >> lewis pleaded not guilty to preliminary charges of capital murder, kidnapping and robbery in connection with carter's death. >> take close look here. this is an atm. it's still attached to the store and it's being stolen. the guy carting it off in the trash can. even braze of crazier almost got away with it. what happens moments later that lands him in handcuffs. >> and

the san francisco police department alu has no recommended and the police department recommends that the license is approved. the san francisco ordinance used shall apply. thank you. >> thank you lieutenant santos. colleagues, do we have any questions for our alu? okay, why don't we now turn to public comment. any member of the public who'd like to speak, please come forwards. you have up to three minutes. if there's any member of the public to speak on this item please come up. i have witnessed the clenlyness of the store and one thing i admire the most is the amount of caution that is taken in serving his customers, especially when it comes to checking for licenses for the sale of lottery and cigarettes. that really impresses me because i have been in a lot of different places where they don't check and i think he is very cautious in that and aside from providing really good service it's very law-abiding. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. any other member of the public who has not spoken? seeing none public comment is closed. we appreciate the public for coming out. we w

called police. police got there. they called in the firefighters.the guy's chimney. firefighters had to dismantle the whole thing to get her out. the man who lives there says, well, we kind of met online but we broke off the relationship after a few tapes and this wasn't the first time she tried to break in. as you can imagine she's now under arrest tonight. >> talk about an expensive date. >> how much it will cost to fix the chimney. i might move actually at this point. you know what i mean. >> she knows where you live. >> her thought process i'm sure if you use dish soap to get stuck rink off your finger i'll lube myself and slide -- it doesn't happen like that. santa claus does not use dish soap. he has magic. all right. when you order something online, behind the scenes army springs to action to get you your stuff. >> fox's chris chmura gives us a sneak peek into big time benefits for ants see consumers. ♪ >> reporter: millions of times every day people place orders online and like magic, millions of boxes appear on our doorstep. but the trick i

if you know anything that may help police catch this guy, give philadelphia police a call. >>> delaware state police have arrest add man for distribution of heroin and other charges. detectives say 38 year old reginald mitchell dealing out of his home on little hill road. they allegedly found 640 bags of heroin in his car and his home. five hadn't dread dollars in suspected drug money g septa and its union trying to workout a deal to avoid a strike. transit workers 234 already said it will hold a strike authorization meeting on sunday. if the workers decide to strike, they can walk off the job as early as 12:01 monday morning. among the interrupted services buses and subways. employees have been working without a contract and in talks now for months. in a statement the transit company said it is not given any indication of an actual work stoppage. >> the first nurse to contract ebola in the united states is released from the hospital. doctors say nina pham is ebola free. she left the national institutes of health today and thanked a crowd outside. pham met with president barack obama at

. >>> what does it take to police america? >> we hear bang and screaming on the door. >> he has an assault rifle. >> some americans are mad and pushing back against authority. >> why are you playing me under arrest? >> some are upset that the government spies on them. >> what you do on your cell phone is none of their business. >> after all, today everyone can spy on anyone. >> that was cool until it started taking pictures of my wife over there. >> i could do it if i could just control my drone. >> it's a weed whacker. >> a private spy for the police. policing america. where is the line between security and liberty? i want the police to be better armed than the bad guys but today what does that mean? >> more than 100 square blocks were decimated by fire and looters. >> after the los angeles race riots in the '60s some cities created heavily armed assault teams called s.w.a.t. for years swath teams were called out in emergencies like a riot or bank robbery where hostages were taken but their use has increased from less than on

but the next morning, police receive an ominous phone call. >> police know this isn't the work of a single sniper. >> these people were fundamentally as brutal as anybody i've ever dealt with. the casual attitude they had about shooting people they didn't even know was just unbelievable to me. >> five days later, on saturday, october 19th, a restaurant in ashland, virginia, becomes the next crime scene. jeffrey hopper vacationing from florida with his wife is the 12th victim. he's shot in the stomach and survives the attack. police determined that the bullet was fired from a wooded area near the restaurant. as they search for clues they found a plastic bag tacked to a tree. inside is a handwritten message from the killers. >> that message was, you give us ten million, we'll stop killing people. you don't give us ten million, the next one's on you. >> just ahead -- >> the panic began to come back. it was gone. the shootings had moved from montgomery county. now they were back. >> the killings come full circle. >>> don't say anything, just listen. we're the people that are causing the killin

if you know anything about it, give police a call. >>> and philadelphia police headquarters is movingut of center city. the new state of the art building broke ground today at 46th and market on the side of the landmark provident life insurance building. the new public safety services campus is replacing the out grown round house at eighth and race. the campus will also house city morgue and the health department lab. mayor nutter says new campus will bring the police and health depths into the 21st century. >> small victory today for teachers in philadelphia. a judge has just issued an injunction preventing the school reform commission from moving forward with a plan to cancel teachers cracks. that's according to the philadelphia federation of teachers tonight. those contracts were canceled two weeks ago so the district could start making teachers contribute to the cost of their health insurance. school officials say that would have saved more than $40 million a year which would then go directly to the students. there have been several protests since then including this massive gathe

with this message to police. >> police don't hur the public like that again., if someone has done wrong you deserve, you know, your punishment but not -- not -- not a broken neck. >> reporter: now there's no insurance company to cut mc kenna a check. payment will come right out of city covers. tax money. the police department says, the big settlement has not prompted an investigation of the officer's actions, but documents now dug up in the legal case will in fact be reviewed. >> astounding, jeff. we understand now that you have been told police will take a lock at the restraints in its van. >> today they said something interesting. there's some belief maybe this was an equipment failure. if it was an equipment failure it's one that happened three years ago. it would have been a long period of time maybe there was problem with the equipment but what they're going to do now apparently look at the new vans they have which they don't think the restraints are adequate and likely retrofit them. so somehow you've got these guys locked in, safer for the cops and clea

harvard police released a statement saying. it's increased police presence this weekend, but has not determined if the email is a credible threat. i definitely appreciated the increase in security.seen a lot more outside the dorms and stuff. on one hand, you don't want to get so scared you paralyze yourself and don't go on with your life. harvard police notified the f-b- i and other local law enforcement agencies. however, the university said it's made no changes to planned activities this weekend. it sure was hot this week and around zero bay area, breaking heat cooler temperatures flooding into the bay right now, with cooler temperatures tomorrow, drop as we go through the week. the temperatures are in the '70s and '80s and a lot of locations right now. we might see some low clouds and the beria even of north. we will continue to cool things down as a go through this way, but it looks like another heat wave next. the low clouds are coming in, see on the fog tracker. the fog hangs on at the coast all the way through tomorrow a

backup police cams stopped working. it was her word against seven police officers. people's word against the police. it is usually not good without video evidence. part of this is because people want to believe police officers. they're people just like us. people lie and they have incentives to lie. this is where the public comes in. like steve was saying, if you follow the right rules, his roles, you can get evidence in your own neighborhoods. but i must caution, this is still a dangerous endeavor. some of you probably saw, in ferguson, there was a large moving protest and a police officer was in the middle of it. he pointed his assault weapon at individuals and threatened to kill one of them. this was caught on tape and the videographer asked him, did you threaten to kill me, what is your name? the officer responded with something i am not going to say on c-span. it went viral. as of the video, the officer was found and fired. that is very rare. if that police officer got too scared, if someone bumped into him or something went wrong, the person with the video cou

laurel police posted these photos. police say the pair stole credit cards from vehicles parked at planet fitness on route 38 and police say they tried to use those cards. >> happening today, officials at clearview and regional high school will cut the ribbon at the schools. the tunnels will allow the students to go from the facilities. >>> work is about to begin on a new play area for children in philadelphia. mayor michael nutter an superintendent william hite will take part in groundbreaking ceremonies. they're unveiling play areas to be built at the william krantz school and at the jose manual playground. >>> the city of allentown announced a new warming shelter for that region's homeless population. at alliance hall, it offers 50 cops to families in need. this is the first permanent shelter. it will be open every night this winter. last year, local churches were overflowing with homeless and needy. many were forced to sleep out in the cold others were stuck on the floor. this year, the city has $10 million for the

>> police are all over the place. so here we have the homicide detectives on the scene of a murder putting on bullet-proof vests as they walk around the gas station. and i say to myself, what's going on here? well, it's that point they realize that perhaps the shooting of the man operating the lawn mower, the shooting of the taxicab driver may be related and may well be some sort of sniper attack on these two people. >> it was absolutely one of our worst fears that we had now multiple shootings and really no explanation and no suspect. >> wtop radio reporters amy morris and neal augenstein are among the first to hear of the shootings. >> i was called back to the radio station. on my way back, i got a call call saying, no, no, no, no, go back to where you were. there's been another shooting. on my way back to the shooting i got a third call, no, no, no, no, there's been another shooting, go here. it was madness. that's when i realized it was not going to be a good day. >> nobody at that point was linking any of the sho

police have that video. they're reviewing it, and they're trying find out who these people are, and find out who knows what. the camera roles as two boys brawl on a sidewalk in the hilltop section of wilmington, delaware. what is even more disturbing adults are heard laughing and cheering them on. girl even gets caught in the middle while apparently trying to break up the fight. >> i think it's very, very serious. >> reporter: new castle county councilman jay street represents the neighborhood and said the video showing children believed to be between four and seven years old alarmed many parents in the community. >> it's going pretty viral and nobody is pleased with it. nobody thinks it's appropriate, and to allow children to engage in that kind of conduct is simply outrageous. >> reporter: police believe an adult recorded the video and posted it on facebook investigators aren't sure if the brawlers are related they are trying to identify everyone involved. >> i hope they get to the bottom of it and it's ju

the police -- in a couple neighboring town, in the same way, were taken over by the police department, by the st. louis county police department, simply because some of these small towns don't have the resources to be able to do this. >> evan peres, stand by. i'm going to need you here but i want to go to cnn sara sidner on the phone in ferguson. yi i'm not sure if you have any reaction there in ferguson. i'm sure it will come as a surprise -- may not come as a surprise to a lot of people that this is happening? >> reporter: it hasn't happened. we want to make it clear. the police chief said to us in the city council we were in today that he is not planning on stepping down. we also asked the mayor, nair 'noles, pointedly, there are sources, and some of evan's repo reporting, that you are putting a plan in place, and, of course, his answer was no. the mayor would have to have conversations with the chief of police to have him or force him to resign and his words were, look, people have been saying that for months, and asking for him to step down for months but we've stood by him this

police officers are police officers 24 hours a day.spicious behavior or criminal behavior, they can pursue. but a young man trying to pull his pants up or even, by the way, the courts have said that young men running, that is not probable cause to pursue or arrest. so from what i'm hearing on those facts, i don't know that he had a right to pursue in the first place, but on the other hand if somebody shot at him he has the right to return fire and if he hits seven times, that will still be a legal use of force. but we have to see how the evidence sorts this out. >> mo, the protesters say this is michael brown all over again. but if the teenager had a gun and shot at the officer, it's completely different. >> absolutely. i mean i don't think anybody, black, white, green, no matter what is going on right now, would say that a police officer doesn't have the right to protect themselves and to use deadly force. but here we go again with 17 shots. it has to ring in anybody's mind, that seems excessive. or why so many shots? you even have co

police say the the suspect is a fire fighter who was posing as a police office. >> lets get the very latest details from steve keeley who is live at the police headquarters with this story, hi, steve. >> reporter: well the accused just got out of police custody at headquarters freed on bail. not only is this fire fighter's 18 year career in real serious doubt right new so is his basic freedom for a long time. he has got serious charges just freed on a hundred thousand dollars bail charged with rape, kidnapping, and being a firemen who was impersonating a policeman. forty-five and a lieutenant jamal johnson, had his fire department uniform pants on after leaving ladder company number four in north fill on wednesday night when police arrested him after rushing to a frantic 911 call from the woman saying that the man forced her into a truck, told her he was a cop and told her to to sex acts in the truck month. man got away, got out of the johnson's pickup truck, she calls 911, instantly she describe the truck and while hiding in the parallel parked cars on the same street she could see

police are checking surveillance video in the neighborhood. >>> and new this morning, police in philadelphia are investigating two over night convenience store robberies. now the first happened at port richmond around 2:30 at the 7-eleven, 3100 block of aramingo avenue. investigators say, a man walked into the store with a handgun, and got away with about $60. no injuries were reported. >>> and, less than two hours later, police in northeast philadelphia respond today this 7-eleven in holmesburg. according to investigators, an armed man walked into the store, wearing a hoodie, and bandana on his face. he demanded cash but only walked away with about $20. anyone with information on either armed robbery is asked to call philadelphia police. >>> some local college students are targeted in a home invasion robbery. >> now, police are looking for two suspect who are considered armed and dangerous. "eyewitness news" reporter jan live near temple university campus, with more on the search for the gunman. jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, nicole, good morning. definitely a frightening night for

police in palo alto on high alert. they are investigating three indecent exposure incidents within the past week. janine de la vega is joining us live mow. you are at the scene of the latest flashing incident. what happened? >> reporter: police are telling me that they have asked the detectives to temporarily drop as their nonpriority investigative cases. instead those detectives are being redirected to investigate the leads. this is a top priority for them. here is the map showing the spots where a man has exposed himself. while the latest incident happened in south palo alto, the other two occurred on the north side. the first case happened late monday afternoon. a 14-year-old was walking to the private school when a man in his late 20s or early 30s pulled up next to her. he had his pants down and touching himself staring at her. this sketch was released of the suspect by police and authorities believe the same man that approached a ten-year- old girl then next night that was walking her dogs near byron and seal aven

police accused allen of assaulting his then girlfriend in september who is also a philadelphia police officer. >>> also happening, today septa and its workers union will be back at the bargaining table. last night workers prepared for a strike which could announced as early as tomorrow. strike would affect buses, subways and trolleys but in the regional rails. sides are at odds over a list of issues including pensions but septa says its offers have been more than generous. >>> casey hickcox is refusing to quarantine any longer and said she will fight back if health officials keep a court order to keep her inside. >> she spoke outside her home with her partner. after being quarantined in new jersey for three days after landing a at newark airport she was told she could complete the rest of her 21 day quarantine at home. hickcox has tested negative annes shows no symptoms since working with ebola patientness west africa. >> there are things that we know work and all aid workers are willing to do those things but i'm in the willing to stand here and let my civil right be violated when it

they don't believe the police story. what is the reality of creating a forensic lie in a police situation? we're talking about a lot of different apartments, a lot of different responders. how easy might that actually be? >> it's absolutely going to be quite difficult. the idea of 20, 30 years ago where a cop has a gun in his pocket and throws it on the ground, those days are long gone. it's going to be forensic testing done on the gun. they will probably find the casings, may find a bullet or two near the officer. i understand that their frustration is not specific to the facts of that case. it's a frustration that's permeating everything that we look at with every police and black intersection but i think we're going to find out that that kid, unfortunately, shot at the officer and it was a good shooting back. you cannot shoot at a police officer. >> so the genesis of that notion, of that feeling, dr. alexander, that right away the support went to the black teenager and that something must have been wrong with the poli

police intimidating, even arresting people who do nothing more than phone the police. and this is happening despite the fact that every state and federal circuit court to rule on this question has concluded that filming the police and public his first amendment protected activity. but some of you might ask, what about that traverse the state's that have what are called of all party consent laws that require all parties to agree to be recorded. good news. the courts have ruled that those laws do not apply to citizens who are openly recording the police and public. so the most obvious and effective way to avoid running afoul of these is to use your camera like you our reporter, not like you're a spy. you want to be always openly to recorded. some of you know a little bit about these laws might be saying, wait a second, what about massachusetts and illinois? to states that have statutes of the book that make it illegal to report 35 record the police and public. again, good news because in 2011 the first circuit court of appeals covering massachusetts declares their lots t

we're live from police headquarters with the latest details coming up at >> connecticut police are searchingedding crasher who ran out of a reception with a couple's gifts. the venue security cameras caught this crook darting out of the lobby with some of the loot on saturday night. by the time anyone realized what will happened, the guy was gone. >> new this morning, the harlem globetrotters took their unique basketball styling on the road. the team surprising subway riders on new york city's number seven train. they got passengers in on the action helping them perform some of the sporty stunts themselves. matt can you do basketball on the finger. >> i can. not as long as they can. a couple seconds. >>> breaking news out of texas on the ebola front. >> our erin o'hearn is gathering new details on a second healthcare worker who has now tested positive for >> ♪ >> braking right now on "action news" a second healthcare worker at the texas hospital that treated can country's first ebola case has tested positive for the disease. >> developing overnight, gunfire erupts along a philadelphia street

police want you to know.eena is tracking rain. >> i'm tracking more showers in the forecast. some later tonight but more as we go through the day tomorrow. also with the cooler temperatures, i'll show you the time line of all that coming up. >> i felt her intensity when she really felt strongly about a missing child. >> a former philadelphia police officer is killed in virginia. tonight, a mother remembers that officer's dedication and how it helped solve her son's case. that's coming up at 6:00. >>> now to new information on what police call an inside armed robbery job at a delaware county restaurant. investigators announced today a $5,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest of the suspects who held up the chickie's & pete's in drexel hill sunday morning. the suspects forced several employees inside a walk-in freezer before getting away with more than $16,000 and some personal items belonging to the victims. >> they knew what they were doing. there's no doubt about that this was a setup job and,

they have the state police in a county police mixed up. there is a huge difference on what was going on, and it changed the entire cone of the the coverage continues to go on -- because it -- you can tell which kind of news organizations were reporting, and who was trying to get a right. who was asking the tough questions, who was doing their homework, who was doing the deep digging. as far as coverage of the story, i think that -- i mean, i think there were people who are trying to become part of the story, but the ferguson story is a violation of first amendment rights. if they don't care about how they treat the media, imagine what they are doing to the people who actually live here. so what is considered being in the way to the police versus to the media versus to the people, and i think that was important. ? up please unlock up national reporters and have them talk about that experience just so they can get a taste of what they are dealing with in this county and what the ferguson police are really like. there may have been some peopl

my question is why is he still on the police force? hasn't he been suspended even after the police department has the video of in my view, clear excessive force, when you do not control your officers, that encourages the bad behavior. the fact that susan, you know, is interviewing someone who was the subject of this excessive force. yet this guy is still on the force, he is remarkable -- >> first of all, what do you make of this warrant for this years's old misdemeanor charge. it seems highly suspicious that they somehow bring it up. >> if it was retaliation, it was disgusting behavior. if it was just incidental. then at the very least he was completely insensitive to the bigger picture we can't ignore. there are too many incidents between cops and blacks in the past several years, we have been focusing it on it in the past few months. for them to look at it and go now is the time to bring up a seven-year-old marijuana charge is at least highly insensitive and stupid and doesn't do anything to address the picture about what are we goin