. >> the hearing for one mbe member term ending to the police commission we now have madam chair one seat and 3 applicants as robert and michael have withdrawn their applications. >> thank you very much and we did hear from one of the applicant from thursday so at this time unless opening questions and comments jump to the presentation the next is john. >> good morning, supervisors supervisor president london breed and commissioner eric mar and madam chair and supervisor cowen on december 2nd, 201 on december 2nd, 2015, mario woods two bullets ripped through his young body with it in the streets of san francisco mario died a victim of that mentally ill the following day i received a call from a young woman looking for help a young african-american was sitting next to her but were department staff stated to get on the phone the friend was on looker who watched mario woods died the friend of the member of the community as mario two fearful to come forward but angle african-american young person on their way to work captured evidence of a police killing was two faired to share the forgo

i think when the police officer -- police officer's association knows that we take the loss of life ofne of our citizens as seriously as we take the loss of life of one of our officers, that sends a powerful message. so i don't think we should go back to the old day dynamics of we can't honor this individual because it's somehow disrespects the police. that's fundamentally not true. >> thank you supervisor peskin. speaker: supervisor campos. >> i respect everyone's views, and i think what's painful about what i just heard is that the argument about how supporting or remembering someone who died in an incident involving the police is disrespectful to the police officers and the department -- and an argument that was made for the day of mario woods. we heard that precisely from the poa. and at that point, we responded by saying we respectful disagree. we're ready if there's a need or desire to recognize of contributions of any police officer to do that. we said to the poa, our doors are open. tell us what it is we're not doing. and we specifically rejected that false choice in having don

police commissioner richard ross say police will continue their work to drive those numbers lower ande also says he is not happy with the city 's level of gun violence. >>> well, president obama presented vice-president joe biden, with the last medal of freedom. >> and in the ceremony it came as a total surprise for the vice-president, thomas, seeing his reaction. >> you are about to say easily one of my favorite stories of the week. did youe this live yesterday. >> yes. >> emotional, wasn't it. vice-president biden thought it was a simple farewell ceremony at the white house and didn't though about the award. teary eyed biden accepted the medal which is highest civilian honor. >> for the final time as president, i am please add to award our nation's highest civilian honor the presidential medal of freed om >> it what's motional had to turn around wipe away tears. as days wind down on the obama administration, president obama reflects on the eight years of their partnership. he joke they had a bromance praising biden for his job and accomplishment. >> from the situation room to the we

the fairfax county police s.w.a.t. team tossing a flash bang into a home where a gunman was holding a man hostage. the suspect came out then went back inside. police say when he came back outside, he was armed with a knife, was shot and killed. >> less lethal forces both in the form of taser and a 40-millimeter foam bullet. >> reporter: and a regular bullet? >> the deadly force was that from a firearm. >> reporter: police were first called to the home on covered wagon lane in herndon for a shooting. the suspect had allegedly shot two brothers in a heated dispute. the men drove themselves to the hospital. when police got to the home, the with the hostage. >> in the bathroom. we need to get him out. >> reporter: the suspect had allegedly set the house on fire and fired several shots. >> the hostage also got in touch with our 911 and said that he couldn't breathe. >> reporter: once police shot the suspect they rescued the hostage who was treated on scene for smoke inhalation. one neighbor shot this video on her cell phone

that happened before any police were called. then police were called to the scene. at that point they say a man had a hostage inside according to the neighbors with the police. at one point coming out on the back deck. another point coming to the window. he came to the front door. a neighbor told me he had something in his hand. she couldn't tell what. police opened fire and shot him. he was conscious on the scene after being shot. but later he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. the hostage was freed. police are telling me they think the hostage was a man but neighbors tell me the hostage was a woman. we are trying to sort it out. the hostage was only treated for smoke inhalation that we are told at the time. you have a total of three people shot. the two brothers initially shot and drove themselves to the hospital. we don't have an update on the injuries but they were at least well enough to drive themselves to the hospital. then also the man who was shot, the suspect in this case later pronounced dead at the hospital. then the hostage treated

the san francisco police department strives to being a model in the 21st century police department and leader in our nation balancing public safety and community trust. chief scott, brings 27 years of service from the los angeles police department and a vision of reform that will support our city. he had led and shaped community based strategies to decrease violence in some of the toughest neighborhoods in los angeles. i am confident that the appointment of bill scott as the new chief of the san francisco police department will be our city's next step on the continued path to improvement and reform. i look forward to working with chief scott, the police commission, police officers association and all of you in the community to continue on the path to reform and to improve community policing across the city. and to that end, i want to welcome chief scott and his wonderful wife as i administer the oath. please step forward, bill scott. [ applause ] >> raise your right hand. repeat after me your name. >> i, william scott, do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution o

, coming up a statewide meeting about police tactics on the same day of a police protest. why 679 days is a big deal to these >>> anger over a new flight path, why is an airline now flying over homes instead of water in the bay area? >>> and another chance to score on those black friday tv deals you hear so much about. 7 on your side's michael honey, aren't we having friends ovi know [goat noise]e. i stole the other team's mascot for good luck. we need to wash this room. wash it? yeah, wash it with febreze. for all the things you can't wash, use febreze fabric refresher wow [inhales] it really smells great in here. dog barks and try pluggable febreze, with up to 4 times the freshness in one refill. pluggable febreze and fabric refresher [inhale + exhale mnemonic], two more ways to breathe happy >>> more than 00 police chiefs and law enforcement professionals are quartering at usf today and tomorrow to talk about police accountability and use of force. the issue is especially timely for sfpd as the agency implements new use of force policies. melanie woodrow has the story.

let's review the 3 steps if that fillist the police stations and on your police station and 3 deliversheet and application $0.40 to the defender. it can help with financial aid for colleagues. i want you to meet a client who did the clean slate program he refunds a nonprofit literary series. please meet joe. peep at the clean slate program worked with me today, i i am an author of 3 books a husband and a father would you recommend clean slight to another person >> i would definitely recommend that. so, now you have a better understanding of the gibt address benefits of the clean slate program as well as highway to get started. let's hear some common questions. keep in mind those are general questions you'll you may be seated with an attorney who be provide more information based on our circumstances >> just to be clear i don't have to tell my employers will my ejections. >> yes. as well as convictions that have been dismissed. if someone runs a criminal background they'll see the charges but it's dismissed. you will be able to legally tell your employers person never convicted >> i do

the san francisco police department strives to being a model in the 21st century police department and leader in our nation balancing public safety and community trust. chief scott, brings 27 years of service from the los angeles police department and a vision of reform that will support our city. he had led and shaped community based strategies to decrease violence in some of the toughest neighborhoods in los angeles. i am confident that the appointment of bill scott as the new chief of the san francisco police department will be our city's next step on the continued path to improvement and reform. i look forward to working with chief scott, the police commission, police officers association and all of you in the community to continue on the path to reform and to improve community policing across the city. and to that end, i want to welcome chief scott and his wonderful wife as i administer the oath. please step forward, bill scott. [ applause ] >> raise your right hand. repeat after me your name. >> i, william scott, do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution o

the secret service, the capitol police, the park police, the metro police, the washington transit police, the national guard, all in coordination here at this center, and elsewhere. yes, ma'am? >> thank you for dog -- doing this. if you can elaborate on the security measures and update us on whether or not -- are go going to be allowed on the parade route if know there halves been some controversy. can you elab braying about the protesters. >> it's safe to say that demonstrations, groups, particularly those who apply for permits, will be -- as long as they're nonviolent, allowed to exercise first amendment rights in the public areas, including in areas that will be subject to bag checks, and along the parade route, those who arrive early enough, who go through the magna tom temperatures will be a -- magnetometers will bell allowed on ted practice route. there's a long list of prohibited items, but peaceful demonstrations, exercise is a firm amendment- -- first amendment right are permitted as long is a they're not violent. >> there have been some reports that quote-unquote anarchists are

shoulds like everybody have their own police with as many police as we have. i go through the school zones and you have four or five police and the schools on. i think that is a waste of taxpayers money because you never hear of any crime. that is where the police are. policeman whot was fired by pulling the two girls by the hair. they can throw them across the room and kill a kid and be promoted. but teachers get fined on the spot. is a racial thing on the whole with police. eventually a black police man is going to kill a white. it doesn't happen much. host: remember to stay tune to c-span for coverage of inauguration day. on friday the presidential not duration of donald trump will take place. live coverage from c-span will begin at 7 a.m., also on c-span.org, and you can listen live on the free c-span radio app. we will have -- jodi kantor, the author of the obama new york times correspondent, talking about her her selling book -- best-selling book. and the great equalizer, how -- how mainstream capitalism can create a great economy for everyone. and discu

police say a -- in antiyoke. police say a man -- antioch. police say a man was killed. neighbors who were celebrating new year's eve called the police. right now there is no suspect in the case. >>> well, his name has faded from the headlines, but yew year's day marked 8 years since the death of oscar grant, the unarmed african-american man was shot and killed by a white former b.a.r.t. police officer sparking a national discussion on race and policing. there is a vigil for grant, where we spoke with his mother about he lessons learned since his death. >> reporter: the cellphone video taken 8 years ago replayed on multiple news outlets across the country. 22-year-old oscar grant was laying on his stomach. he was handcuffed behind his back and shot by a b.a.r.t. police officer who said he accidentally pilled out his gun instead of his taser. 8 years since his death, grant's family, friends, and community, not only remember his life, but also discussed the impact of his death. >> i want people to know that oscar loved people, and he would want to see justice equally, peop

11 police commissioner meeting. as you might know this will be my last meeting as police commissioner of talk more about that in my report but we will go head and i make some switches to the agenda. sgt. we are going back going to have item 3 after in the place of item 2. colleagues, i note you are aware that unfortunately this last week the department lost an officer who passed away suddenly while on duty. officer stuart moeller. so we will conclude adjourn this meeting in his memory and i'll share more details of his life it is a gold-medal valor winner and really an extraordinary officer and it's a big loss to the department for everyone at the airport. we will talk about his life and conclude this meeting is his memory. with that sgt. please call the parse line item >> >> item 1 teaser report this item is to love the chief of police to report on recent police department activities including major events and weekly crime trends and to make announcements. update from the professional standards bureau in regards to

. >> a desperate call to police. and then she vanished. >> something made her pretty scared. >> yes. >> no way to say what that was. >> right. >> what had happened to this beautiful army sergeant? the question would launch a spellbinding mystery. >> you've got a roommate, a boyfriend who she's maybe about to dump. you've got an ex-boyfriend who's suddenly back in her life. >> there were a number of potential suspects, absolutely. >> was a killer out there? >> she was in danger. >> could police catch him? they hatched a plan of virtual genius. >> one of the detectives said, you're not going to believe this. >> hello, and welcome to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. maribel ramos was a fighter. her family immigrated to the u.s. when she was a baby and she was always determined to get ahead. maribel knew exactly how she'd do it, joining the army and doing two tours overseas before returning to civilian life, but even her military experience wouldn't be enough to prepare her for the evil she battled back at home. findin

. >> the hearing for one mbe member term ending to the police commission we now have madam chair one seat and 3 applicants as robert and michael have withdrawn their applications. >> thank you very much and we did hear from one of the applicant from thursday so at this time unless opening questions and comments jump to the presentation the next is john. >> good morning, supervisors supervisor president london breed and commissioner eric mar and madam chair and supervisor cowen on december 2nd, 201 on december 2nd, 2015, mario woods two bullets ripped through his young body with it in the streets of san francisco mario died a victim of that mentally ill the following day i received a call from a young woman looking for help a young african-american was sitting next to her but were department staff stated to get on the phone the friend was on looker who watched mario woods died the friend of the member of the community as mario two fearful to come forward but angle african-american young person on their way to work captured evidence of a police killing was two faired to share the forgo

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amtrak police and philadelphia police responded to calls about this. there were no injuries and police are looking for evidence and checking surveillance cameras. >>> the city of philadelphia experienced an explosion of violence. 8 people were shot, one of them killed. one happened on melrose street in frankford. a 40-year-old man was talking to his wife and shot in the head. >> the shooter walked up to the victim and his wife and pointblank range fired as we know 7 shots killing the victim. >>> a 73-year-old mass with an was caught in the crossfire in the 4100 block of west girard avenue in the parkside section. police say he was shot in the arm as he was entering his home. >>> a 23-year-old man was shot is in the hip. >>> federal prosecutors say west philadelphia drug dealers were getting their marijuana delveries through the mail from their postal carriers. authorities indicted two employees that work at the post office and seven drug dealers. >>> in bucks county, an attempted luring has the pennsbury school district on alert. student was walking to

in spokane she spent six years at that police department.he knew when she took that job that she was inheriting a very difficult situation. they had had a killing committed by a police officer there just i think six months before she took over. morale was low. that officer went on trial. there was a bit of a scandal, a cover yuch the-up there also. she had to handle that situation. people say for the most part she did a good job there. >> what does that tell you about how she might lead in sdploooak? >> she's a reformer, and she's tough. she says she's not afraid to fire people. that appears to be why mayor schaaf made this pick in particular. >> does that include firing command staff, though? one of the complaints that we hear often from rank and file in oakland is that when misconduct happens, they are the ones who get penalized but supervisors rarely get punished. >> that's true. that's a complaint among a lot of the rank-and-file officers there. it remains to be seen if she'll discipline people who rank lieutenant and above. >> i talked

police say shop's owner is in custody. >>> well, bensalem police caught a hit and run driver with helpm eye "eyewitness news" viewer who seriously injured a bicyclist new years day. only "eyewitness news" was there when james hatcher turn himself in to police yesterday authorities say he was behind the wheel of the red chevy pickup truck n this surveillance video that hit, 56 year-old lenny golden. his family could not believe how quickly the driver had been caught. >> i... >> wrong video there i believe well, he has a long road to recovery as his leg was broken in multiple places. hatcher is facing charges of misdemeanor careless driving and failing to render aid. >>> two teenage boys are in the hospital this morning after they were pulled from an icy lake in washington. the rescue teams needed specialized equipment, and wet suits to reach one of the the boys who fell through the ice on lake serene yesterday afternoon. another boy, made it to the shore on his own. rescuers say that a to more minutes could have made the results very different. we are having tech thick california proble

police say a range rover veered off of gibbsboro road. by the time police and medics got there. the driver was dead. nobody else in the car, police are not releasing the driver's identity. >>> man arrested in the stabbing death of his 70-year-old grandmother in southwest philadelphia. police say the 29-year-old man was taken into custody after returning them to where the woman was murdered. police were called to the unidentified woman's home early yesterday along the 7900 blown of caesar place. someone heard the woman and when police got there, they found her stabbed several times. >>> in center city police arrested a homeless main they say assaulted a transgender woman near philadelphia city hall. we first showed you video last night of the man police were looking for, they have not released his name but arrested him this morning at the frankford terminal wearing the same clothing. friday afternoon, the victim recorded this video after she said the man used slurs and punched her. >>> residents are rattled in boston after hearing two explosions from homemade bombs, what police s

driver is in police custody. no one was seriously hurt. >>> also tonight, dc police release body cam video of a deadly police involved shooting christmas day, i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins, for days the family of gerald hall claimed he was not armed when an officer shot him during a domestic dispute call but the video tells a different story. marina marraco has that story. marina. >> reporter: past few days, hall's family and community activities have intercepted muriel bowser several events demanding she release the body cam footage and today ten days after the police involved shooting muriel bowser made public roughly seven minutes. what you're about to see and hear is graphic in nature. >>> the incident unraffled in a matter of seconds. police responded to the northeast homes several times christmas morning. the family insisted the man was unarmed even after they watched the footage themselves >> i feel so bad for him. they have to shoot him multiple times in the chest. he had no weapon. he had no weapon

. >> anything else successful police department has to successful and the office definitely and chief of police will drive about but really about we that's what i want to focus the rest of any reacts to the diverse community that make up that great city what you'll find in me the same person i've been a person had been fair and consistent and that's the same thing i like to share with the men and women of the san francisco police department because that is where the work is done one hardest parts before many process i couldn't reach out to the men and women of the san francisco police department and the men and women i'll be working with starting today that will change and so excited to get to know the men and women of that police department because one thing i've met a lot of police departments and within to a lot of places all around the world those who have us are dedicated we have in common we care about the community and about the service from what i see that rings true here ever departments has issues and things to work on the men and women ♪ department from everything i've hear

to be a police officer.ut ... we have a bright future ahead of us. >> we are listening in to the new oakland police chief. this is anne kirkpatrick the first female chief named by the city of oakland. she is talking -- making fun of her san francisco a little bit. >> yup. >> talking about her accent. she is from memphis. but she said this is the greatest opportunity in american policing today that she wants the community and also the department, she knows that she needs to earn their right to lead them and that's what she is going to do and earn their respect and also she said to the department, you have a community who wants to love you and i'm going to doing everything i can to make that happen. >> we also heard from oakland mayor libby schaaf who talked about her 34 years of experience. she was -- prior to this hire she was working for the chicago police department. this has been a tumultuous time for the oakland police department after that scandal involving the teenage prostitute who was under age. hope

police officer kathy bannon has been married to a d.c. police officer for 45 years. son has been on the force for 15 years. >> it's being by myself a lot. sometimes worry, especially nowadays. it's just been hard, but it's been good too. the police department has been good to us. >> both kathy's husband and son have worked every inauguration since they joined the force. both will be working next friday, wearing a badge kathy designed. >> i'm proud, very proud of her. >> the tradition of commemorative badges started in 1981 with the swearing in of ronald reagan. every inauguration since, d.c. officers have worn an inaugural badge, which they get to keep. when john saw a notice that the department was looking for designs, he urged kathy to give it a try. >> i said how much time do i have? he said i have to take it back tomorrow. it was literally a half a day that i had to play with it. >> well, i wouldn't have asked her if i didn't think she would. >> kathy's been an amateur artist since college. these days she does all her drawing at her kitchen counter. that's where

department needs in the police chief in william scott the deputy chief of the san francisco police department. >> deputy kind of scott a 20-year veteran of lapd during the course the last year's has under gone transforms within the department of justice and with the experience of managing a department taking on similar changes coupled with the progress made under 101 i didn't see leadership i be we have exponentially increased to build the 20 percent police department more quickly and effectively deputy explosive scott seen first hand not only implement a series of reforms but to transform the condition to build the community trust and create a transparent and accountable police department it to starts it's top and deputy chief is up to the task not only has scott helped to usher in reforms but has the operational and administration experience needed to keep our streets safe he's responsible for management and proclamations the la south bureau and responsible for managing four geographic areas and has led more than 17 hundred employees that served nearly seven hundred and plus residents in 57

police say one of the killers left a major clue. >> police are looking for the gunman who shot a mansouthwest philadelphia then took off with his car. >> president trump is that expected to take executive action today on his promised border wall between the u.s. and mexico. >> first up let's find out what's going to happen for you with your accuweather and your traffic. let's go to dave murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> this is really the day we have been waiting for everybody. we are off to a start that features a little bit of clouds in some neighborhoods. you can see how the drying is starting to punch holes across south jersey and parts of southeastern pennsylvania, all clear skies down the pike toward baltimore and washington and pretty quickly this morning we should transition to mostly sunny skies. chilly on the bus stop this morning. 42 degrees in philadelphia, just 40 in allentown. still upper 30's in trenton. 44 in wilmington. 41 in millville and 41 in cape may. a little bit of a breeze coming in from the west. not as strong as the last couple of days. now actually

fairfax county police what was called out police wanting was called out. >> they were in position. on thew a gentle man balcony and the police were saying, put your hands up. >> the cops were saying, put down your gun, and he went back inside. tom: another man called 911 and said he was being held hostage inside. then things get worse. >> the suspect apparently set fire to the house. at the same time, was firing the handgun in the house. tom: it becomes a two alarm fire. eventually the suspect comes to the door. >> he came out. tom: that is when he is shot, allegedly holding a knife. the hostage is eventually freed. he was not shot but treated on the scene for smoke inhalation. back live, the police are still investigating right where the suspect was shot and also near where he came out and fell to the ground after he was shot. the quite sometime tonight investigating. as for the two brothers were shot initially, they drove themselves to the hospital and their injuries are not considered to be life-threatening. live in herndon, fairfax county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. throughe made

police think it might have been a pick up that second driver just cep going. >> bensalem police say tipselped them catch a hit-and-run james hash cher faces charges for new year's day crash that seriously injured a bicyclist on tennis avenue. police say after releasing surveillance video of a truck involved, they got all kinds of tips that led them to hasher. he end upped turning himself in. >>> fbi is looking for this guy they say knocked off a bank in northeast philadelphia this afternoon. investigators say the guy walk into the bb and t bank branch on knights road with a gun and handed a teller a demand note. he got away with some cash but no one was hurt. >> mayor kenny's full day program welcomed a thousand new students today with more on the way in the weeks ahead. the program of course is funded by the controversial knew soda tax. >> fox 29's bruce gordon asks will it be worth it? >> reporter: terry bradford stopped by her daughter's new pre k on the 8100 block of bustleton avenue to take care of last minute paper work. place is called beautiful beginnings. mom says after time spe

police say someone opened fire at memorial park 4:45 p.m. the victim suffered a gunshot wound to the back. no arrests have been made. >>> a verbal sparring match has broken out between two top philadelphia officials it is over this police altercation. seth williams dropped charges against the 16-year-old girl who admitted to slapping the police woman off camera in the recording before the officer retaliated. the yesterday, the head of the police union said this is not the first time, the d.a. has chosen to disregard his responsibility and look the other way when a police officer is assaulted and added a personal attack on williams and called him a moralely and ethically challenged sidelined playboy. in response, he said he will never apologize before taking away someone's freedom and reminded mcnecessary bee he prosecuted more police officers. >>> macy will close limiting $10,000, all four locations combined 347 associates. the shoppers we spoke to did not seemed surprised by the news. >> i'm not that upset about it to be honest. >> reporter

of police is to obviously side with the police officer, try to protect the officer. not try to protect the officers, ensuring that they have the proper training that they would need in this new world? >> you're exactly right. and you do hear some of that usually after a pretty well-known shooting that gets a lot of press. the training has all been a problem in the chicago police department. i think officers that i know and have worked with, they acknowledge that but it's hard to get things done. and the union, and they're doing what they have to do to protect their members, they've also been banging the gong, as it were. but it always comes down to money and that's always a tof part in chicago, especially in illinois. >> we greatly appreciate your time. a lot more to digest. they are calling for transformation within the chicago police department. coming up, reviewing the fbi in an extremely rare move, the department of justice is looking into how director james comb c handled the clinton e-mail investigation. and we have congresswoman maxine waters after members of

police. i am so proud to be an oakland police officer. know i need to earn the right to be their chief. i'm going to do everything i can to earn that and to earn your respect as an outsider coming into oakland. but i am jumping all into oakland. and i do have the courage, indeed of holding officers accountable. but that includes myself. holding me accountable. but for the men and women of the oakland police department i also want you to know that in this chief, i have the courage to stand by you. and i will. and you have a community that wants to love you. and i am going to do everything i can to earn that for you. now, a little bit about me. i'll be short as possible. you are probably thinking where does that accent come from? it is not south chicago. it is not south seattle. i am a southern-born and raised person. i grew up in memphis, tennessee. my family is still there. and i have been blessed with the most wonderful mother and father who are my first leaders of life. and to this day, i w

comfortable, whether that be crime fighting strategies or police reform. >> reporter: the police advisory commission says the work completed so far is good. there is still more work to be done like on the aspects of police and body cameras in which city council is set to hold hearings on later on this year. in center city, deanna durante. >>> the house has approved a measure that will make it easier to dismantle president obama's healthcare law. it's considered the first step toward doing away with obamacare. it will allow congressional republicans to repeal the law with a simple majority. pennsylvania state senator vincent hughes is among those trying to save obamacare. he held a news conference outside philadelphia city hall along with other healthcare advocates by his side. he says the affordable care act has reduced the number of uninsured people in pennsylvania by 4% in four years. senator tom carper was in sussex county, delaware, making a pitch to keep the affordable care act alive as well. carper was joined by patients, doctors and healthcare leaders. he says repealing obamacare w

police have no idea who she was.hey're launching a nationwide effort to identify her. >> she is someone's child and we want to go to that fly their loved one, who she is. there's no other way we can start this investigation truly without identifying who she is. >> reporter: the body was found sundays january 15th at about 10:00 at night in the parking lot of a condo building in the 3100 block of good hope avenue in temple hills. she'd been shot multiple times. she had no id, no cell phone, just the clothes on her back and a pair of glasses. >> with the technology that's available to law enforcement, it is very rare in the challenge. we're surprised that we haven't been able to identify her. >> reporter: the key to figuring out who she was skocould be the tattoos. she had several on her body. police released a new sketch of this tattoo. it says crybaby, rip >> we're really hoping someone can provide information on her. >> reporter: coming up, what police are doing here to take this case to a national audience. in temp

the hope is the community can hear from police and police hear from the community. get a dialogue going. establish better relationships. the meetings are planned for the long term. not just a temporary form. >> new fire codes will save lives. that's what the san francisco fire department said about the rules today. sharon is live in the mission district and what owners need to do to make sure renters are safe. >> reporter: people are starting to return from work. we are seeing apartment lights go on. you can see the apartment complex is really varied. some look like they need to remain their original state. the renters said they're glad it is opening up communication with the apartment owners. >> it's a good idea. being in this apartment for three years and know knowing where my fire extinguisher is. >> and wondering whether the fire extinguisher batteries have been changed. >> but now not so fast. the fire department unveiled signs and warned that apartment owners have to discuss with colonel and future tenants. >> giving them a notice and pointing out where the fi

eventually walking into a building under construction trying to dodge police there, but police eventuallyhowed up and arrested him. they brought him out, handcuffed him and he was eventually taken away from the area in an ambulance. of course what is unclear at this point is if the three people in custody, if they're all accomplices or if one of them is the bank robbery suspect. we're going to be providing constant updates on this story across all of our digital platforms. check out our twitter feed, go to nbcbayarea.com and of course we'll update the story throughout this newscast as well. >>> deeply humbled to be the first vice president of the united states to ever have the privilege to attend this historic dwart igathering. >> history today at the annual march put on, essentially a pro-life march for the first time in history. a sitting vice president addressed this crowd at the nation's capitol. >> scott budman is here with more on the tens of thousands of marchers -- >> jessica and raj, the march for life has had phone calls or taped messages sent in from the white house. this year,

police say the attacker arrived at this club by taxi. they tracked down the driver and are now searching the area where he picked up his passenger. jeff, police also detained eight others who may have played a supporting role. >> glor: jonathan, thank you. >> one of the first orders of business for the next president and congressional republicans is to begin dismantling the affordable care act. president obama will travel to capitol hill to try to save it jan crawford joins us from washington with more on this, jan? >> reporter: well, jeff, i mean republicans have tried more than 650 different times to scrap or cutback obamacare but now that they control congress and the white house, this time they are poised to deliver on one of their main campaign promises. mitch mcconel said one of the first things they're going to do is start the ball rolling to repeal the law. allow that passed in 2010 without a single republican vote. but democrats are not going to give up without a fight. senior the house held a conference call with reporters toda

the oakland police department has yet to respond to the lawsuit. >>> in the south bay, police lookinga man suspected of being a serial purse snatcher. they 18-year-old arrested in san jose last month. it's a case investigators say started back in october. so far there has been a total of 14 purse snatch victims and the robberies usually involve elderly asian women. officials with the department say they were -- i should say victims say they were followed home and several of them were pulled to the ground causing injury. >>> happening today, top u.s. intelligence officials are testifying at a senate hearing about accusations that russia interfered in the presidential election. this comes as intelligence officials grow concerned about president-elect donald trump's continued attacks against them. mr. trump is taking to twitter to speak out against the intelligence community quoting the wikileaks founder. >> i hope no american will be duped by him. i hope the president-elect will get his information and trust the american patriots who work in the intelligence community who swear oath and

police say last month the man shown here... was upset over what he believed was an incomplete order at a restaurant. >> pam:this happened at a popeye's on serramonte boulevard -- near the colma target. >> pam:investigators say the suspect became angry and jumped over the counter.demanding a refund the pregnant worker feared for her safety and gave him the money back. >> pam:he then left.but came back a few minutes later and spat in her face. police say he drove away in a black four door mercedes sedan. >> pam:steve? this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >>steve:the city of pacifica is holding a special meeting to consider approval for a contract to abate hazards. and ultimately demolish a building that is at risk for toppling over onto a beach. kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from outside that meeting. what's the latest? >> reporter: the city council came together en i unanimously approved to agree that the building at 3 tent esplanade had to go. 310 esplanade >> reporter: last year it was deemed uns

officer a sfofr o san francisco police officers and tint we adjourn in the memory of former police officer and assistant district attorney dennis there is nobody here in the public so with our permission i'll tell you about dennis he was a native san franciscan a product of saint high school a son of a firefighter he attended san francisco state university and while working as a san francisco police officer for 8 years attended u.s. law enforcement his star was 955 served at the mission station and parks station and the advice crime unit i had the pleasure of working with dense a deputy district attorney and come back to san francisco worked with me as an assistant district attorney a unique character his brother retired from the police department a true family dedicated servant to san francisco dennis tried one of the most difficult cases a domestic violence arson, murder, case successfully got a conviction and dennis was the guy that was calm under pressure and never worried about anything dennis left the district attorney's office and became a criminal defense attorney a form public def

they did call police after he left.fficers found him at the back door of the restaurant and arrested him. police are looking for the drone operator who crashed into seattle's space needle of course the camera on board the aircraft was rolling. it happened last month but space needle just released the video you can see the drone getting closer and closer crashing right into the observation tower. and that crash right there was right near technicians who were preparing for a fireworks display. the space needle ceo says this is the third time workers have recovered a drone on space needle property. the federal aviation administration is investigating. >>> a police officer's routine response to car asked accident in lancaster county may have saved live 60 miles away in philadelphia. >> our kathy orr is tracking your forecast. >> that's right. it's still really nice out there. a cold front is moving through and behind it much colder air. not just temperatures in the 50s or 40s but the 30s. cold enough for snow by the weekend

police are on the manhunt for a suspect bank robber in scotts valley police haven't gotten the suspectut they have been able to catch what they have told us is an accomplice. they do believe that robber is somehow still in the area. they've recovered a police cruiser that was stolen by him. a police officer's unmarked car that was stolen. at this point, this man is headed in for questioning. >>> finally a programming note, a journalist who has reported on the most momentous events of our time. >> from the berlin wall. >> that's a television microphone. >> you know how important symbols are. >> nbc news at the this great wall. >> tom brokaw celebrating 50 years. sunday night we have a two-hour special. news tonight. cheers, controversy and condemnation as president trump signs an order temporarily restricting entry to the u.s. from several muslim countries. amid a firestorm. what's in the plan? >>> critical divide -- is the president about to ease sanctions on russia and putin? britain's prime minister says don't. and tonight powerful republican senators issue a warning to mr. trump. >>

police want to be very careful here. they say this driver of this mercedes suv was not under pursuit. they say police themselves noticed this car driving erratically on the 1700 block of eight street about 1:00 or so this morning. that is where the video show show you several parked cars were struck. a prince gornlgs detail was struck responding to this scene. reports that a d.c. police marked vehicle may have been struck in all of this, as well. this all ends over here at the corner of 17th and benning road northeast here. a pole and police apprehending the driver on the scene right over there. it is unclear at this time if that driver stole thatter car, if the car was stolen or if he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. and, of course, people who live on that block have their cars packed over there have a rough morning ahead. >>> 6:03. and today, the 115th congress will be sworn in and they plan to waste no time getting to work. their agenda resolves around dismantling president obama's affordable care act. in.

the hope is the community can hear from police and police can hear from the community to establish better relationships. the meetings are planned for the long term and not just a temporary forum. >>> it's going to be a lucky friday 13th for san francisco next week. it's been a long wait. on that day, the muny system will see the first of its 200 light railcars it ordered. big energy savers, passengers can't ride them right away. they first have to go through a strict testing schedule. >>> as with any strong storm, tensions are high along the coastline. the heavy rain and wind brings erosion concerns. especially in pacifica, where the fragile cliffs have caused dangerous conditions for homeowners. >> michelle roberts continues our team coverage tonight. every time it rains, they are literally hanging on? >>. >> one of those spots that everyone keeps a close eye on. this is usually a popular spot for people to go down to the beach. they've been working on it for weeks, and the remayor crews tell me today the sinkhole is getting larger, not smaller, because of the big waves, they're going to

police haven't said. instead, they're hoping some of you o who use the trail saw something. >> it's a hef live traveled area. it's likely you saw something. >> park police investigated several guns found in a violin case. the response shut down part of canal road. we con derd if it was related. >> they do not appear to be related. >> we met two gw students. this freshman was filled in on what happened. >> it's scare it's going on in our neighborhood. >> harris miller hadn't been here before and may delay a return visit. >> that was my first visit and probably my last for a little bit. >> park police say that the victims were not hurt. both -- they're hoping though to catch them before things could escalate and we can say that park police gave us a description of the suspects and you can find that on it it's a lot to put out there. go through it if you travel that area and you want to see it. you can check it out on my twitter page. >>> it's a wet start. you can't even look through the camera because it's

police haven't said. they're hoping some of you who use this trail saw something. >> that's a heavily traveled area. it's likely that you saw something if you were there. >> just last week, park police investigated several guns found in a violin case. the response shut down part of canal road. we wondered, could it be related? >> they do not appear to be related. >> we met these two gw students. freshman richard nelson tells him an officer filled him in on >> pretty scary it's going on in our neighborhood. >> harris miller hadn't been here before and might delay a return visit. >> that was my first visit and probably my last for a little bit. >> police do tell us the victims were not hurt. but they are trying to catch them before things escalate. park police gave us a description of the suspects. if you want to check that out and share it, i've tweeted it. >>> rain is here, so is the chance for sleet and slick roads. we've got tom closely watching temperatures and how to plan around winter weather. >>> to

but speaking of the police in public when they asked the police whether they think the public really understands the risks and challenges, the majority of officers feel misunderstood by the public. >> iphone came out ten years ago. a lot of people in the public say hey we're just seeing what's going on in the public, the relationship with the police this tense relationship. was there any sort of acknowledgment of the nooucial issues that may be at play with police officers? >> we asked them how they feel about the citizens they police in a general sense, and most say they feel the citizens believe, but when we ask them about specific minority groups in their communities we did find that police say there are varying degrees of good relations whites blacks and hispanics. police say relations with whites are generally good, they have less positive view of relations with blacks and hispanics. >> nine out of ten police officers say they worry about their safety, why do they not feel safe? >> they have a concern about their safety on a pretty regular basis. during the summer during the tim