the police are meant to be policing society and that means policing everybody and yes enforcement comes into it but every single day police officers choose not to enforce all sorts of laws if we have a situation where the police immediately they came across evidence of a law being broken and for staying there no police officer would go outside the police station gates by more than five yards because they'd be reporting somebody for some. a minor petty trivial offense and then reporting somebody else for some minor petty trivial offense we can operate where the police are basically. just enforcing everything all the time if you want to look at what happens where that approach is taken look at what happened in new york with the broken windows theory and zero tolerance policing.

is it demoralized police? is it too dangerous and people think, for the risk i'm taking, i'm not getting that big a benefit? why am i going to do this job? policing is a noble profession. but anthony, you hear two police officers that feel like oftentimes they feel like they can do no right. but we have concerned citizens who say we need more of a collaboration here. got to be able to fix this. >> i was a police officer myself. i worked the street. i worked the 15th district. i was a gang enforcement officer. to answer this young lady's question, i have done this job. i have built relationships with people in the streets. what's happened is the culture through america is the police are becoming the enemy. neighborhoods are closing their doors. >> laura: don't be a snitch. >> snitches get stitches. >> laura: i have seen that t-shirt. >> there's a thin blue line of officers who don't talk and the talking. the bigger line that is in the neighborhoods when nobody wants to talk about what they saw. they don't want

police officer. i don't want the government to wait for the police to be struggling, like the prison service, with chronic understaffing. saved by her husband — the wife of one of the westminster terror attack victims tells an inquest of his last moments. labour demands that people who work in the so—called gig economy — like cab drivers and shop workers — should be given morejob security. also this hour. hurricane florence heads to the united states. more than a million people in south carolina, north carolina and virginia are ordered to leave their homes as it's predicted to make landfall in the next 48 hours. and england win the fifth test against india — as james anderson becomes the most successful fast bowler in test cricket. good evening. welcome to bbc news. britain's most senior police officer says the government's refusal to increase police pay by three % was like a punch on the nose. cressida dick says she was "extremely disappointed" by the decision to give police a 2% rise — despite an i

clair shores police department: "that interaction there kind of had nothing to do moment being a policeust a human thing." (ken) that officer says the act of kindness has nothing to do with being a police officer. he says it was just a human thing."(pam)the gas station's owner is chipping in too to help -- setting up a go-fund-me page for the elderly woman. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but our primetime coverage is just getting started this wednesday. grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))thank you pam and ken...new tonight at nine. police are on the hunt for woman in her 70's...and left her for dead.that suspect is considered armed and dangerous. where police say he is known to hang out.that's next in a live report.plus...the embattled principal and presentation high school, resigns.she had been accused of failing to report sexual abuse claims from students...for decades. ((grant))also new tonight, shocking bodycam video of a police officer, drunk behind the wheel.what it took to finally get him out.((vicki)) keep it here...kron 4 news at

but police are hoping surveillance video will help someone recognize them. ( robin ) los angeles policeooking for a man involved in brutal attack on three homeless men with a baseball bat. that attack left the men unconscious and in critical condition. the attacks happened sunday around 4-30 in the morning at two locations in downtown l-a. police say the attacker approached the sleeping men and beat them in the head and shoulders. polcie believe the attacker is also homeless. (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... we are taking a look at the hidden history of our heritage. after the break.. we take a look at the importance of recognizing hispanic hertiage month. ( robin ) it took two presidential procalmations to officially recognize hispanic heritage month. as our washington correspondent alexandra limon reports... the celebration endures even though there is political turmoil. hispanic heritage month celebrates the culture and contributions of hispanics to the united states of america. rafael medina / center for american progressit has been in place since lyndon b johns

next speaker. >> good morning, distinguished police -- i'm sorry, not police, but board of supervisors. it is my honor to present myself in front of you today. i'm sure you know me. i'm yolanda williams. i happen to be one of san francisco's finest, and i want to say first and foremost how refreshing it is so see diversefication occurring. i look forward to both of the mayoral appointments because i think she has selected the right people to do the job that is required right now, which is totally about reform. of course, i do always represent the people of this great city and also my esteemed members of the office for justice. those were six brave black men who stood up for the right thing, for equity and justice. today i think there's still protests that go on. we need positive role models. we need people that are influential, and both of these commissioners will represent that for us. they are both positive role models in the city and county of san francisco. and i want to remind you that in october 1968 was the first time we had a black police commissioner, and that was dr. william

no police offences.al government funding which makes up 80% of this force's budget is falling. we're not keeping up with criminality, we're not keeping up with the cuts and the cuts are really inflicting a huge blow on our ability particularly to prevent crime, as well as dealing with some of the serious situations which the police have to respond to. £8.6 billion a year is the amount the government spends directly on police forces in england and wales. but nearlyi billion was allocated last year to national projects like better technology, leaving 7.7 billion. despite extra income from council tax, overall, police funding has come down by i9% since 2010. and there are 15% fewer officers. running a police force with limited resources is clearly a huge challenge. you would expect the home office would have a clear picture of how challenging it is and what the risks might be of failing. well, today's report says you'd be wrong. in fact, the financial watchdog says the home office has "no overarching strate

oakland police then oakland police then took another tatic. watson/oakland police department:"the key factor today is establishing that relationship, being able to communicate with someone, saying you know what? you can trust me. if you ask me to do something, you can trust me and i am going to do it.>( darya ) when the man surrendered he was not holding a rifle or handgun.. he did have a cell phone. police did search the area and no found. ( james ) in solano county... the man convicted in federal court in a kidnapping-for-ransom case... is now facing six new charges and will have the chance to question his victims. matthew muller has been granted the right to act as his own attorney.. and because of that, he will have the opportunity to question denise huskins and aaron quinn about the kidnaping and rape crimes... involving the two of them. muller will also be granted access to evidence... including two videos showing the rape of huskins. dan russo is quinn's attorney. he believes muller ... who is a harvard educated lawyer ... is relishing

policing is broken.ome back to the issue of resourcing and it follows on from those statistics that showed the funding for the police, both from local and central government has decreased by 19% since 2010. we will get more reaction to cressida dick was saying. some breaking news to bring you, the bank of england governor mark carney has agreed he will stay in his post untiljanuary 2020. that was revealed by the chancellor philip hammond in the commons. he said it is to ensure continuity during what could be a turbulent period for our economy in the early summer period for our economy in the early summer of 2019. it is the second time mark carney has agreed to extend the term he is serving. he said he would want to serve just five years but now has agreed to stay in the post until early 2020. let‘s hear from stay in the post until early 2020. let‘s hearfrom philip hammond when he made the announcement.” let‘s hearfrom philip hammond when he made the announcement. i have been discussing, with the governor

the san francisco police commission is dysfunctional, and so is the san francisco police department. for the longest period in the nation, the san francisco police department has been a type of operation and hasn't come back on track. the police commissioner in this case at this time has to have the ability to make changes. good leaders in making changes, not the grand stuff that we have heard. good leaders who know the way, show the way, and go the way and make chang

shortly after police arrived on scene a stand-off began. oakland police then took another tatic.ce. ( james ) when the man surrendered he was not holding a rifle or handgun.. he did have a cell phone. police did search the area and no firearm was found. ( james )happening today... people will be able to get their hands on the new i-phones. ( darya ) kron 4's will tran joins us live outside the apple store in san francisco. will how are the lines? ( james ) thanks will. ( james )still ahead... if your teen is blaming you for waking up early for school... tell them to blame governor brown. (ácommercialá) oakland on eb 580 near keller. overturn accident blocks two lanes. jammed in both directions. much like yesterday it will be another hot day for much of the bay. temperatures will boost back into the upper 80's and low 90's inland with

the arrest police have now made.. (pam)and next: frightening new details on the man accused of attacking another man with a machete. that victim, is now out of a coma, and talking to police. (lawrence)ten at ten i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. (catherine) a disturbing story out of fremont... a 28- year old man is in custody after allegely attacking his neighbor with a machete.(pam) it happened sunday night... and the victim in this case suffered traumatic injuries, but is expected to

police and right wing extremists. on our laps what we know is that certain elements in the police are sympathizing with right wing extremists maybe not the right wing neo nazi parties but at least with the air of the party and the other point is that the right wing extremists overwhelm the police they claim to be on the one side to be part of german society and bearing the police on the other side they clash with the police now we know from the past today i was recently an event where coming out team was. pushed away from a demonstration by police and they were accused by one man one demonstrator of being you know people make propaganda he was. also a policeman in civil clothes not in service but in an administration position inside the police this of course sold also that there are some connections between police and right wing extremists as least on the. level of not cooperation bought on sympathy. sit cynthia i mean if you see the latest developments year we've basically seen protests like this you land is shouting

the san francisco police commission is dysfunctional, and so is the san francisco police department. for the longest period in the nation, the san francisco police department has been a type of operation and hasn't come back on track. the police commissioner in this case at this time has to have the ability to make changes. good leaders in making changes, not the grand stuff that we have heard. good leaders who know the way, show the way, and go the way and make changes and write reform. thank you very much. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. you. >> mr. chair, supervisors, willard duffy. i appreciate your attention in this issue that's been contentious, and working it through, especially since the other confirmation hearing that's happening in washington right now. certainly when the wind shifts in our direction from there, it's not a nice thing. it's all the more important at the local level. >> supervisor safai: thank you. any other members of the public wish to comment on this item. >> yes. let me get my camera. i'm so busy getting everybody else, i need to get my shot

police may know who did it.ather continues today as temperatures will eventually peak into the afternoon in a range of 50's and 60's along the coast to the 70's inland. skies will again bring sunshine into the again bring sunshine into the afternoon. the rest of the weekend will continue to bring comfortable (robin) today's entertainment news takes us from the underground railroad to a modern-day science fair. david daniel explains in the hollywood minute. "i'm gonna be so proud when one of my kids win a nobel prize -- 'cause they will."in a year that's already seen some acclaimed documentaries, the latest is "science fair," winner of the audience awards at sundance and south-by- southwest. it follows nine high school students from around the world, working to compete at the international science and engineering fair. the doc is getting "straight a's" from critics, and is now playing in limited release."if i was to list off the things that are happening right now, you'd think i was crazy."tony award winner cynth

ingleside police station is in my district. it is one of the police districts that is used for new cadets. we're constantly about 20 to 30 officers under staffed, based on where things are. i know that mayor breed has made a push in her budget this most recent year to increase the number of officers, but every time that's increased, you have atrition and retirement, so how will you approach that while at the same time thinking about community engagement, community balancing and thinking about those desires. >> yeah. i think you hit the nail on the head. it's being able to juggle and balance all of those insultly. when we understand there's going to be atrition. i think it also has to start, supervisor safai, with officers that we currently have now. how are we building that model system now with some of the officers that we do have around this training with biasies? it's working with individuals that we have now, knowing that we're going to have some atrition, but also knowing that we're going to have 250, over the course of th

police say the suspect got away but this was the car he was in, and police say it now has significant front end damage so they are hoping an auto body shop or anyone watching will recognize this car and call them. stand up - police say most robberies are not in middle of nully - don't do what that guy did. sound from greg sanchez - hercules police "call us don't try to stop people yourself."in hercules gabe slate kron 4 news ((grant/me3 vo))new tonight at nine...police chiefs across california are joining forces to block a proposed state rull they say would allow unchecked home marijuana deliveries.the california police chiefs association president says the change would open the floodgates to criminal activity.the association is working with the league of california cities and several other groups to stop the proposal.the state bureau of cannabis control has said the rule is merely clarifying what has always been the case: a licensed pot delivery can be made to "any jurisdiction within the state."the dispute is expected to end up in court. (vicki) the warriors are just about a year aw

police warn ...he is wanted for attempted murder and may be armed and dangerous.if you spot him, you're urged to call authorities right away. reporting live from berkeley ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (grant) coming up...shocking new police body-cam video just released... showing an officer drunk behind the wheel... fellow officers had to use full force to get him out of the running car... but tonight...that officer is back on the job-- and many people are outraged... (vicki) plus...a woman claims she was kidnapped... but police say, it was all a hoax.... find out what detectives say she was trying to get out of... after the evidence just did not add up. (grant) and after the break... a teenage suspect is behind bars... accused of killing a mother of four in richmond. details on the arrrest next... (vicki) it was described at the time ... as a brutal murder by neighbors. and tonight, a suspect is behind bars in a juvenile facility. police say a 17 year old teen is suspected of killing a mother of fou

this is cressida dick, the head of the metropolitan police, over police pay.had recommended a 3% rise for police officers, they have gone with 2%. there are two issues, theissue gone with 2%. there are two issues, the issue of pay but also the issue offunding. the issue of pay but also the issue of funding. yes, and if you were to stand back from the stories, there isa stand back from the stories, there is a theme to save the economy is changing and money needs to be spent somehow. however it is raised it needs to be spent and we have been distracted by brexit. actually there are public service problems and the national audit office report was worrying. arrests down, confidence in police down, staffing numbers down, and surprise surprise if you cut funding for the police force there will be fewer arrests. police office rs have there will be fewer arrests. police officers have long complained to home secretary is about lack of pay and it's interesting that the home secretary's brother is a senior police officer and there is some dialogue there. and of course th

police oversight. and even good police officers and i believe the overwhelming majority of them are good. i think when officers do something wrong it's generally a mistake. but all officers now in chicago face an absolutely ludicrous level of oversight and potential lawsuits and criminal charges by a prosecutor that is clearly anti-police. and so this is one of the reasons that the police are unable to do the kind of effective police work that they want to do. policing is an art. and the city is now set up in so many levels -- >> laura: give us some examples. let's say when you brandish your firearm for any particular reason do you have to write a report any time -- >> that's what they're trying to do. >> laura: that's what rahm emanuel wants. >> one of our officers, they were trying to find he had done something wrong. the f.o.p. dug our heels in and found out they were trying to hold secret investigations and not divulge the outcome to the officer which cleared him. they wanted to make sure that offi

, call the police, and so it's important how our sfpd is policing. so i can keep going with these direct recommendations, but it is a lot of work. there's a lot of work to do. >> president cohen: supervisor yee? >> supervisor yee: yeah. i don't have a question, i just have a statement. i had the opportunity to interview both of them, and through the rules committee. and they -- both of them come in with different strengths, and as a -- as every other commissioner that's gone through to the police commission, and i mentioned to both of them that of all the commissions in san francisco, at least from my experience on this board, everybody on this -- every member of this board of supervisors care about this commission, we care deeply because it has such an impact on our communities and -- the decisions that the commission makes and how they interact with not only the community but the police department. i -- i -- there are certain answers that i wish you would give more direct answers to, and -- but that's been true of everybody else that have been inte

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

the police searched the area.hey found a man matching the suspect's description identifies as 19-year-old -- . he's in jail now on charges of attempted rape and kidnapping. >>> the police want you to look closely at a police schedule of a robbery suspect. two men pushed a 50-year-old woman and her daughter to the ground as they walked down kingly avenue and they stole the mother's purpose. the victims could only describe one of the men. he's described as a man in his 20s weighing 200 pounds. if you know information, please call the police. >>> the police are looking for a man involved in a card skimming scheme. he was seen on surveillance video in may and june making unauthorized atm withdrawals in fremont and other cities. they determined that all the victims had use the debit and credit card that gas station in present wood. the suspect is -- in brentwood. he was seen driving a late 1990's model mercedes c280 four door sedan. >>> a uc berkley professor is retiring because of sexual allegations. he was suspended

san francisco police investigated. as elissa harrington reports, none of the men are pursuing charges. >>> reporter: cell phone video shows two men physically restrain another person on muni. one man puts the other in a headlock. they both try to push him out the door. >> stop, stop! >> reporter: this happened aboard a muni light railcar thursday night. this was first reported by anna sterling an independent journalist. a witness sent her this video. she said two men tried to throw a rider off for playing loud music. she wrote, he is just a kid. this was not okay. but police say this kid was actually an adult and played a part in the incident. part of the statement reads, during our investigation, both subjects admitted to being involved in a mutual physical altercation but neither party chose to press charges. still, an mta spokesman calls the video disturbing. >> we ask all our passengers -- we find the video disturbing. and we're investigating. we turned over our surveillance video from the train over to the police

the second reason the police car, manned police car, was located by captain lazar was utilized in the efficacy -- sorry, the actions of the defendant in the federal case, matthias. he submitted some 52 reports to you and to the abc. the abc appeals board eventually after evidentiary hearings before an administrative law judge found that only four and a half of 52 complaints against this club could be validated. that's 92% not valid, 8% valid. and that was a part of a decision of the abc appeals board, that what was submitted by mr. matthias to you, for your consideration, that you considered or were available for your consideration in june 15 months ago, that was before you. that's what happened here. and as a result of that, and other things that i'm going to talk about, you decided to basically devastate the business of mr. montoya and his club. that's what you did. and if it can be argued that at the time you didn't know those 52 reports, 92% of which were false and invalid, if you did not know then, you know now that those are fake reports, false, fraudulent, fake, phony, dishones

recommendations about what the police should do, what the police should do, what the police should do, but the community is a big part of that equation. and nobody has the courage and conviction to come forward. that tells you a little bit about the fear out there being a former prosecutor and a gang prosecutor, $250,000 won't get somebody to come forward and help solve the murder of this young man. and in other murders. it's not enough money. so the community has to make a decision whether or not they're going to work with law enforcement to solve this murder and give ms. brown some closure. if anybody has any information, i know ms. brown usually gives the names of the perpetrators that are involved. one i actually participate in sending to federal prison for a while, but he's back out. one is dead, no surprise. and the tip line is 415-575-4444. thank you, ms. brown. please call the next line item. >> i have a comment or a question. >> sure. commissioner hirsch. >> commissioner: can the director anderson comment about mediation and how mediation is functioning right now in a couple

police conference at the sacramento center.onth anniversary itús a slap in the face that they have not even attempted to apologize to me for killing my son.'along with several hundred protestors... nats proteststhe family of stephon clark says they me to the california peace officers associationús cops west event at the convention center to call for justice. stevante clark, stephonús brother'i just want people to be held accountable, i donút think thatús too much to ask for you know?'tuesday marks the 6 month anniversary since clark was shot and killed.his brother stevante clark says this convention just feels like bad timing.stevante clark, stephonús brother'it does feel like a slap in the face, because i was planning to be at the gravesite all day. but now i canút do that because we have to stand in solidarity.'but he says this is not a protest against what happened to sacramento sheriff deputy mark stasyuk.stevante clark, stephonús brother'to hear the officer get shot yesterday, that hurts too. you know we donút promote deat

it is time to invest if policing, policing is going to break beyond if you are a police officer or workne of england and wales‘ 43 forces, tell us about the pressures and challenges of yourjob. hello, welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. if you are a police officer, or work in a cilviian rolse for a police force, please do get in touch with us today to lett us know what is particularly challening in yourjob to let us know what is particularly challening in yourjob at the moment. we ask because of that spending watchdog report out today, which says that the government doesn't really understand the demand, pressures and funding situation in forces up and down the country. so do let us know what it's like working for the police in 2018. use the hashtag victoria live. if you're emailing and are happy for us to contact you — and maybe want to take part in the programme — please include your phone number in your message. if you text, you'll be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today. more than one million people in the american state of south carolina

cuts to policing.police commissioner, cressida dick, says she doesn't want the police to struggle with chronic underfunding like the prison service. it comes as the public spending watchdog, the national audit office, has criticised ministers for an "ineffective" and "detached" approach to police funding in england and wales. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, reports: what to our cops cost and do they provide value for money? important questions but won the home office struggles to answer. that is the mainfinding of struggles to answer. that is the main finding of a report by experts who study spending. the police on —— report says they are spending £8 billion on the police service is here but says there are significant gaps in the department's understanding of demand and around oui’ understanding of demand and around our neck criticises the home office for relying on a formula for funding forces which is ineffective and detached from the changing nature of policing. the funding formula they

tension the change this protest is not legal police disperse the police has now blocked to every street in the area. until sun and the others are forced to stop the protest quickly and this time the women and their supporters couldn't even get close to the location right behind me where they usually hold this city policemen many of them heavily armed blocked all the passages authorities probably wanted to avoid images like last week when the group was about to stage this seven hundred demonstrators in police force simply disperse the crowd several people were injured dozens detained. after her short sit in i meet on impulse and again she wants to tell me her story and the story of the saturday mother's for more than twenty years she has been fighting for justice she says and for her husband tolson she remains here. with most of the day it happened my husband left home around ten in the morning. around six in the evening my daughter happened to see him being taken away by police i thought the worst would be that he's in prison but they'll eventually release and but i never heard from him

policing. the metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick says she doesn't want the police to be as chronically underfunded as the prison service. i don't want the government to wait for the police to be struggling, like the prison service, with chronic understaffing. it comes as the national audit office criticises government ministers for failing to understand the impact of police cuts. also this lunchtime... mark carney agrees to stay on as governor of the bank of england until 2020 to help a smoother brexit. the westminster bridge terror attack: the inquest hears how american tourist kurt cochran lost his life saving his wife. more than a million americans evacuated as hurricane florence heads for the east coast of the united states packing winds of 140 miles an hour. north carolina is taking hurricane florence seriously. and you should too. get ready, now. zero—emission vehicles: the prime minister promises more money to develop them. and coming up on bbc news. a decision will be made o

dublin police say-o 3 police- year-old jasmine johnson jumped out of an ambulance...d killed by a car. it happened monday morning on the connector ramp... from southbound 680 to westbound 580 in dublin. authorities say johnson overpowered a paramedic... and jumped out as the ambulance was coming to a stop. ( darya ) in the north bay..... finding a gas station with cheap prices is attractive to most people ... but a vocal group called "no gas here" is fighting a plan to build a safeway gas station in their city. opponents say they're worried about increased traffic and increased pollution... especially because schools and a daycare are across the street. petaluma's planning commission has approved plans to build the 16- pump gas station and convenience store. safeway released a statement saying in part -- "the project has been thoroughly vetted with 14 studies by the city of petaluma, safeway, and local school district." ( darya ) neighbors along a small street in san francisco say they are fed up with r-v's taking up parking spots and causing other problems. now they'

england's most senior police officer, cressida dick, said yesterday that police are now, "taking up thes that are struggling to deliver". so, would the home secretary, head of the budget, both argue for more cash for the police and argue that extra cash goes to the nhs for collaborative work with the police, especially for people with mental health issues? he raises an extremely important point. it is one of the clear measures coming out. it is a frustration about the amount of time that police officers spend in their words doing other people'sjobs. and away from core policing work and a large frustration is around the amount of time spent supporting people with mental health issues. the most expensive way to fund policing is through the mechanism of overtime which is now at its highest ever level. it's a nonsensical that rather than have hard—working police officers work longer hours and costing the taxpayer more of the government actor revisits funding to policing and her first with the figures were when labour were in office in 2009—10. i do except annette said publicly for at least

tonight police are looking for potential victims. police arrested the man last month. officers found a hidden camera in the starbucks restroom on dire street. he's a former teacher at mills high school. he was convicted in 2008 on child porn charges after he was caught taping students in the girls restroom. investigators say he was recently employed as a plumber and they want to talk to anyone who may have hired him. >>> it's the police chiefs versus the cannabis industry. the state's top cops are fighting a proposed rule that would allow marijuana deliveries anywhere in california. one industry leader agrees with their concerns. >> reporter: mt. lucero has been in the cannabis industry for nearly a decade. >> business is absolutely booming. >> and business is booming for him even as the state and county passed new laws on the industry. >> it's a steady continued growth. >> while matt says he makes certain to follow each law many others are not. >> the black market is alive and well and right now delivery drivers is the way the black market is getting their product to

police were called at about 7:30 a.m.er john cosso allegedly abducted the boy from the home. according to police, the pair may be in a black 2012 ford fusion with california license plate no. 8bdy654. john is described as a 41-year-old white man, 5 feet 11 inches tall, 190 pounds with hazel eyes and a shaved head. police said john has tattoos on his face. jayce is 2 feet 6 inches tall, 35 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. he was last seen wearing a black transformers t-shirt and faded green camouflage boxer shorts. < everybody who knows him knows hes an angel. hes sweet hes kind hes sensitive hes smart. we just want him to come home > ( james ) thanks lydia. ( darya ) people living in one east bay neighborhood are on edge after a fire comes dangerously close to homes for the second straight day. it happened on the west side of san ramon. fortunately fire crews were stationed just a few blocks away so they wer able to contain the fire quickly. but this comes just one day after another grass fire broke out less than a

as police went through the building. rite aid workers reunted with colleagues and loved ones.natthis is thesecond time in less than a year that sheriff's deputies have reponded to a mass shooting at a local workplace. "we unfortuantely have perfected this and i personally hope we dont have to do this again in the next ten years or ever. (catherine) a los angeles charter school was put on lockdown today - becauseof a nearby shooting. it happened around noon near the 'charter high of the arts, multimedia, and performing school' -- in the van nuys section of the city. police say the shooting didn't happen inside the school... at least two people were injured -- and two suspects ran from the scene. (pam) more than one- third of california's d=m=v offices were crippled by a computer outage today. the d-m-v blamed the outage on a "router issue" as a result.... offices were unable to process driver's license and vehicle registration matters. the problem was discovered around 7 -or 8-th

and as doug johnson reports black lives matter supporters and police supporters clashed near a police the sacramento center. nats protests'6 month anniversary itús a slap in the face that they have not even attempted to apologize to me for killing my son.'along with several hundred protestors... nats proteststhe family of stephon clark says they came to the california peace officers associationús cops west event at the convention center to call for justice. stevante clark, stephonús brother'i just want people to be held accountable, i donút think thatús too much to ask for you know?'tuesday marks the 6 month anniversary since clark was shot and killed.his brother stevante clark says this convention just feels like bad timing.stevante clark, stephonús brother'it does feel like a slap in the face, because i was planning to be at the gravesite all day. but now i canút do that because we have to stand in solidarity.'but he says this is not a protest against what happened to sacramento sheriff deputy mark stasyuk.stevante clark, stephonús brother'to hear the officer get shot yesterday, tha

san francisco police will show us its new use of force training simulator training new police cadets and improving training for current police officers. the old training system involves a big screen and some props. the san francisco chronicle reports the new version which we'll see today has a 300 degrees view showing the situation not just what's in front of police officers. it will have a vibration system to alert officers if they've been shot as part of that simulation. the police department hopes the training system will teach officers when to use force, when to wait for someone they encounter. it will be used with the old systems since california has tr systems. >>> we just confirmed moments ago, alameda sheriff deputies conducted a marijuana raid this morning. in the past few hours, they seized 400 plants, two guns, arrested two people on androtti road. there are no other details about the raid or two people arrested. >>> about an hour ago, the mayor thanked the city council for funding a third temporary housing site near the lake. the plan was approved by the council last nigh

police have arrested alexander rhodes.ansient who was already wanted for another robbery and sexually assaulting a minor. police are still trying to identify the second attacker. for.>they are going whatever that house or something in that before. there's recent incident house has had a actually no. that ( darya ) ( darya ) ( darya ) in the south bay.... san jose police have arrested a man accused of exposing him to children. detectives say jordan cambray- madrigal exposed himself to 3 girls between

as police were trying to pull correa over he rammed three police cars and fled the scene.e quickly surrounded correa as he rear-ended another car. correa is being held at the santa clara county jail. ( will ) a concord police officer is recovering this morning following a crash in santa cruz with another car. the crash happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of ocean street and broadway. the officer suffered major injuries in the crash. the officer was in the process of arresting someone when a santa cruz woman crashed into the patrol car. ( darya ) happening today... a group áagainst the creation of safe injection sites in san francisco will rally in front of the federal building. a bill that would create those sites is awaiting the governor's signature. supporters of the bill say it would curb overdose deaths... by providing sterile needles and allow people to use illegal drugs without fear of arrest. ( darya ) in the east bay... the driver of a stolen s-u-v crashes right into a building. this happened yesterday afternoon on 61st street and international in oakl

why police need your help. they want to question this man. >>> and the alarming new developments tonight in the case of the well-known surgeon once on a reality show. he and his girlfriend now charged with drugging women and assaulting them, more than 1,000 videos. and tonight, what authorities have now revealed. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin with the fireworks playing out just before we came on the air tonight. the political fight over president trump's supreme court nominee is getting ugly and quickly. with one senator using choice words just a short time ago to describe republicans who now say they have done everything they can to accommodate the accuser. judge kavanaugh seen leaving his home this morning. there remains a public hearing set for monday, and republicans are putting pressure now on dr. christine blasey ford to come forward monday, if not, many say they will move ahead with a vote. and "the washington post" now reporting kavanaugh un

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

police and right wing extremists. on our laps what we know is that certain elements in the police are sympathizing with right wing extremists maybe not the right wing neo nazi parties but at least with the air of the party and the other point is that the right wing extremists overwhelm the police they claim to be on the one side to be part of german society and bearing the police on the other side they clash with the with the police now we know from the past today i was recently an event where come a team was. pushed away from a demonstration by police and they were accused by one man one demonstrator of being you know people make propaganda he was turns out also a policeman in civil clothes not in service but in an administration position inside the police this of course sold also that there are some connections between police and right wing extremists as least on the. level of not corp bought on sympathy. sit cynthia i mean if you see the latest developments year we've basically seen protests like visual auntie's sh

the german police are taking action and forest. fire. dozens of environmental activists have been living in tree houses to keep the forest from being cut down the region is rich in lignite brown karl the german energy giant on w e has already mines most of it now it plans to exploit the seams on the humbucker forest. from a neighboring village supports the activists police have begun to evict the protesters. during the evictions a fatal accident account. now that strengthened them all in their conviction that coal mining must stop. it's early september just a few weeks before our w.-e. plans to clear the forest here. says on her way to the activists she regularly brings them supplies i know. today she's brought them some past to share among themselves issues just pick the fruit so it should be edible for a while getting fresh food can be a problem for the tree house dwellers. some of the occupiers are masked so they won't be recognized their resistance borders on illegality as r. w. we actually owns the land. the first of the moved into

evading a police officer. ( marty )police are trying to track down more car break-in suspects.neighborhoods. police say, the vehicle was connected to a number of thefts from unlocked vehicles. surveillance video captured the suspects checking out several cars. the suspect vehicle is a white ford s-u-v... possibly an explorer or expedition. if you have seen this vehicle or can identify these suspects... you are asked to contact morgan hill police. ( marty )in vallejo... police are looking for the person who made 18 people sick in a pepper spray attack thursday. here's a surveillance photo of ther suspect. it happened at a walgreens store on springs road in vallejo. 2 store employees were taken to the hospital... and more than a dozen others were treated at the scene. employees say a person walked into the store and first pepper sprayed a woman who works there... and then a second employee who tried to help her. police are asking that anyone who recognizes the person in the picture to call them. ( marty )san jose police have arrested a 90-year-old man ... on suspicion of murderin

both my parents are police officers, so i come from a family of law enforcement. i was one of the founding members of young community developers in 1973, product of san francisco unified school district, a graduate of stanford university. i'm the one that