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post street is lined with police cars and police personnel. there's also a heavy firefighter presence here. this all started about 8:50 tonight, when police say a suspect started firing at police officers through apartment building walls. an apartment building here on post street, where the suspect has bare kated himself. police say this is related to a murder investigation. this suspect is connected to a homicide investigation there yesterday. police in rona park found a 66-year-old woman murdered inside her home yesterday. it looked like a violent act occurred in her home. and her truck was missing. investigators are following up on that homicide investigation. that led them here, to the apartment here on post street. and when police officers tried to speak to the suspect here in san francisco, that suspect apparently started firing at police officers. again, this started around 8:50 tonight. we're told the suspect had fired several shots at police officers and lit items on fire inside the apartment building. the apartment building has been

i can see police officers patrolling nearby across the street and there are police officers surrounding the nearby building and again we are waiting to see how the situation develops and we do not know the exact number of the occupied protesters in the building. they are obviously not taking any chances right now because again, they released the pictures of the rocks being thrown at them yesterday. one person on the street was absolutely running and they are making sure nobody will throw anything i don't at them. we wanted to position ourselves into a fire department truck because safety is an issue when you have it. but they are certainly being very careful as they go in there and some police officers are already in there and this area is going to stay blocked off. we will continue to monitor this for you and right now police officers are going inside kentucky and golf in the western division that was occupied by protesters yesterday. it looks like they are -- >> reporter: it looks like they are positioning as well, pam and dave it looks like they are positioning again. there are two o

police arrested more than two dozen protesters yesterday, including one for assaulting a police officer and two for arson. at one point an estimated 3,000 people marched from fruitvale to frank ogawa plaza. by 8:30 last night only 300 remained, several threw paint and projectiles at officers. one police car was burned another damaged. vandalism was also reported at several oakland banks. terry mcsweeney is surveying the damage and will join more at 5:30. >>> thousands of nurses who work at eight bay area sutter hospitals plan to end a one-day strike at 7:00 this morning but won't be allowed to go back to work until sunday. 4500 nurses walked out to protest cuts in staffing, health benefits and sick days. sutter brought in replacement nurses on five-day contracts to keep the hospitals running that means the striking nurses will be locked out until sunday. stay with abc7 news for the latest on the aftermath of all the may day protests we'll bring developments as they happen during the newscast. you can get updates any time of the day at abc7news.com. >>> new word that the effort to recall

police lied about him. getting to know that we have a chief now who cares about people and cares about how the community sees the police, there is hope. i hope there is some hope. it is an ingrained problem. the problem is how you teach policeman at the ends do not justify the means? you do your job and you let the courts work it out. you are not the arbiter. you cannot protect bad cops. they will ruin you. if there are 100 cops and three of them are bad, we look at these videos and say, you are all bad. how do we get that the community's faith? it cannot be done by one person. i think we start teaching young policeman -- if you like, if you teach -- if you cheat, you are going to get fired. you are going to get prosecuted. that is the message to come out of these cases. if they commit perjury, they have to go. we have to teach young officers and older officers, you cannot do this. you should never have started. breaking the rules because you think you have to do it to get a bad guy, breaking the rules beca

we're not here to fight the police, the police are here to fight us.e're here to fight against nato, protest the wars in afghanistan and israel. i'm not here to fight the police but they seem to want to fight us. >> reporter: some might say, however, there's been a lot of taunting of police. i'm not saying that's what you were doing. >> there's taunting on both sides, obviously, and there's dissent among both groups. well, not both groups, within our group there is dissent. there are people who want to maintain peace, but there are other people who want to, i don't know, they want to fight back against the police. i'm not one of those. i want to maintain the peace. >> reporter: let me point this out. are any of you members of the so-called black box? so sorry? you're affiliated with the black block? have you heard your group is being blamed for a lot of stuff going on here today? >> yeah, but that's not true because all these people in the street, no matter if they were black block or not, were still technically in an unlawful assembly. and the police

gunfire hit a police car but missed the police officers. police officers started chasing the suspect just before 1:00 this morning when he didn't pull over for a traffic stop. police say residents living near piper and sugar burroughs should stay inside and locked their doors. >> a car drives off the road onto a sidewalk hitting everything in sight. the driver of this car was heading down el camino in millbrae around 3:00 this morning. police say it is possible he could have fallen asleep. luckily the driver was not seriously injured and no one else was either. >> >> around the bay area we have clouds towards the coastline. temperatures have been chilly outside. 41 in santa rosa, 41 in napa valley. it looks like it will be cooler, temperature's dropped off quite a bit yesterday. it looks like we're headed below normal with temperatures dropping around the bay area. a little bit breezy in san francisco with a chance of rain on the way. >> we don't have any major incidents out there right now. all lot of the overnight roadwork has been picked

including police on horseback including police with riot gear trying to block them off from getting closer to the convention center after a ceremony of the veterans throwing their medals into the sort of the direction of the convention center there was a moment of silence like you saw in that report and all of a sudden all of a sudden the clashes began the protesters and the police were slamming into each other but tons were flying around people were falling into the ground it definitely got quite intense what ended up happening was police started issuing warnings that they might have to use chemicals on the protesters there were rumors going through the crowd that people should put in plugs to avoid getting hurt by the sound cannons that would possibly be used by the police this did not happen there was no tear gas no i l. rads used but there was definitely quite a bit of violence like you saw in that report big clashes hundreds of protesters hundreds of police and da about forty five people were arrested the latest that we know right now is that the majority of those protesters ha

with the law, go to a police training academy. you'll see the cadets walking around with big manuals full of laws that they're learning so that they can try to make their conduct lawful. and the other is effectiveness. police officers trying to do the things they think are effective in terms of lowering the rate of crime, suppressing crime, in particular gun crime. and there's less attention to other issues, issues that, for example, in an earlier era were called community policing issues. it's really a very strong focus on lawfulness and effectiveness. the interesting thing about lawfulness and effectiveness is these are not the issues that we find that people in the public are concerned about when they evaluate the police. when they think the police are a legitimate force in their community. the public is concerned about, and particularly minority communities, whether they feel the police exercise their authority fairly. whether they make decisions in fair ways, whether they treat people fairly, and when there are these incident

tried to stop officers at which point police made their move. in the video, you can see a very large crowd it circled around a few police officers. the officers standing there is wielding a baton and trying to keep the crowd away from this office are on the ground. he is using his body as a shield, you can see the yellow paint that a protesters threw on him. the officer was not injured when. according to police, when it tried to make an arrest, members of the crowd threw objects at the officers and they say that is why teargas was disbursed. >>pam: get ready to watch this year's zazzle bay to breakers. kron4 will bring in the race from start to finish. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. [ traffic passing ] ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ bab

that is one police started moving and. that is when police started moving in.. this street was blocked off for a moment. it was reopened to but the streets had to be shut down because people on top were throwing debris. let me show you this is a piece of the brick that fell from the rooftop. one person was taken into custody. that person is believed to be responsible for throwing one of these items. if you look on the street you can still see there is to breed strewn. from other items. the other -- debris. strewn with they treated one person from one person that is injured. however the person refused treatment. we are pretty much standing by waiting and watching. there are people waiting and. police are pretty much just standing by. several have moved from the street. we do not know exactly where they are going but there is not as many police as the work of our earlier. at least two people have been taken into custody into handcuffs. that person is believed to be the person responsible for throwing items into the crowd. >>pam: any idea of what is being said on t

you see the police there lined up. we've also had cases of one perhaps more protesters on top of the building throwing bricks and also metal pipes at the police down below. at least one person we believe was protest supporter or an actual protester as well on the ground who happened to be hit by one of the things that was thrown from the top of the building. at this point police have not issued an order saying that the people inside that building have to come out of the building. that's one of the things that we are waiting for that could happen theoretically at any time. we have reporters in san jose, san francisco, and oakland following all the developments here that are all going on simultaneously. we will keep you posted throughout the newscast. >>> service has been restored following a may day rally that forced dozens of commuters to find other ways to get to work. ferries resumed service just a couple of hours ago as workers with the labor coalition returned from the picket line. and this is how today's may day p

police van had its windows shattered. police car was set on fire. and another car set on fire.e also told that a number of news vans were damaged, this like broken windows and slashed tires. i asked one gentleman out here who was working with the bank what he thought they used for this. and there are several of these that looks like pieces of asphalt just sitting around and he says that he thinks that they pick these up and just hurl them. i asked him how much he thought it would be be to repair this. he said he didn't want to think bit. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> a manhunt in contra costa county over after the suspect is found dead inside of a car. emergency vehicles patrolling bethel island for several hours overnight searching for an armed fugitive. police say that the suspect fled after oakley officers tried to pull him over for a traffic violation. he also fired at officers on bethel island hitting a police cruiser. then just a few hours ago he was found dead inside of a car from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. in the south bay, the

the police are literally chasing the people. there's a small group now demonstrators but they are the ones that are apparently causing some problems. they now just took a left turn on franklin. at franklin and 20. we are literally running down the street and they are making an arrest. the sergeant this is what they are going to do tonight. as soon as somebody gets out of line and hint of trouble they move in. remove the person from the crowd. this all started about 8:30. things relatively calm and then at 14th and broadway at that time police were pelted with some bolts and some paint and that point we they moved in and we saw riot gear police from all over the city to descend on 14 and broadway area. as i sa say, the activity really moved about 6 blocks to the north and at this point we are at franklin and 21st. >> okay. laura thanks very much. standby. i want to come back to you perhaps in a moment. but for the past several months oakland has been the flash point of these occupy protest and once again that is the case tonight.

once again police have returned. we have police from oakland, fremont and the alameda sheriff here. that's what i've seen so far tonight. we're going to stay out here and monitor the situation, live in oakland, ken wayne, ktvu news. >>> our live coverage continues with eric rasmussen. he and his photographer are just blocks away where they captured some arrests just a few hours ago. >> reporter: in the last 45 minutes we're in the area of first and telegraph where we saw officers making arrests for what they said was vandalism. but we're going to look at this video because they might have found something else too. >> move out of here. >> reporter: we overheard officers say they might have found explosives in a bag while arresting someone for vandalism of their police cars. sergeant from opd was not guilty ready to confirm that. they say they're still looking into. they don't know if that's exactly what they have at this point. back out here live we can tell you that police still have a line lined around frank ogawa plaza. and another sergeant told me they're prepared to be here all

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police found a major clue. alex savidge joins us live from near morgan hill to let us know what searchers are focusing on today. >> reporter: well, when i talked to sierra's mom this morning, she had a new sense of optimism and that's because investigators found a car any believe is directory lived to her abduction -- linked to her abduction. and we saw volunteers searching for evidence most varied by this significant -- motivated by this significant new development. volunteers scoured the brush along highway 101 near bailey avenue this morning, hoping to find that next piece of evidence that can lead investigators to sierra lamar. >> they did get a clue. that's given them hope. so maybe we can generate some more clues from that clue and hopefully solve this thing and bring sear home. >> reporter: everyone out here excited to hear investigators have located this red volkswagen jetta seen investigator times on surveillance cameras. the sheriff's office is not saying where the car was found or if detectives are f

police are in a crowd just watching. in one big line, not in the lines that you've seen earlier but they are there in the crowd. >> sal when we look at a crowd that large and now we're putting up a map of where marchers are going. it's about 2-1/4 mile from where they are to city hall. mobilizing a group and marching for 2-1/2 1/2 -- 2-1/4 mile. it's going to take till 6:00 wouldn't you say. >> you would think that that's why they sat and gained steam before they made the march, gasia. >> the police are describing the crowd as kind of chilled. is that still the case. >> that's the word that they used. it was some what funny but good to hear that word. they have monitors and said the crowd are just marching and gathering. there hasn't been any violence in large numbers, any way frank. >> we will continue to follow this. a huge crowd about 2-1/2 miles away from their eventual location. >>> nurses went on strike in several hospitals. everyone though nurses plan a one -- even though nurses plan a one day walk out, they will

shots were fired at bloomfield police. a taser was deployed and at some point he was able to drive out and around partially taking out a fence and then drove out to third street and headed north. >> by the time budd gets to the scene everyone is gone. budd rushes to catch up with the suspect who has two others in the car with him. as he closes in on them, he notices the rear passenger door opening. >> i see a head poke out. sure enough, somebody comes diving out of the vehicle. >> somebody is jumping out. somebody just jumped out of the vehicle and i'm thinking, oh, my lord, somebody out wanted bad. >> the sergeant veers to the right who tries to avoid the passenger in the road. >> i didn't want to run over this person. they had all been drinking at the time and they were -- he was just along for the ride more or less. >> another officer stops to help the passenger who is then taken to the hospital. it's hard to believe but he has no serious injuries. the situation in the getaway vehicle escalates. the passenger, a woman f

and oakland police department. we're told also that the public works department will be working overtime, possibly through the night to clean up the mess here, to make it seem like it's back to normal tomorrow morning. >>> san francisco police, meanwhile, have pulled back tonight from activists who took over a vacant building owned by the san francisco archdiocese. bricks started flying. and the standoff between police and protesters got physical. jean elle is live at san francisco's western edition. protesters are still inside that building. but police have permission from the archdiocese to move them out. >> reporter: they do, jessica. right now, the situation is a waiting game. you see the fire department has set up bright lights so police can see what's going on around the building. police don't know how many people are inside. but they are trespassing. they are monitoring, after somebody through bricks and pipes at them. after a day of peaceful protests in san francisco, tensioned rised when police tried to su

police tell us -- scuffle. police arrested cameron weis.tchia mobile home park after a dispute between neighbors turned in to a stabbing. a 42-year-old woman was rushed in to surgery after air lifted to a hospital. a 43 year-old man died of injuries. police say they are still notifying his family. neighbors say the news is upsetting. >> a nice neighbor to have. it's so sad and unfortunate that things happen to people who are so good. he will be greatly missed. my heart guess to the family. >> reporter: some of the victims friends have been out here to see the scene. they were too upset to speak was on camera. live, carol lou, ktvu, channel 2 news. italian company operating a cruise ship ha ran aground announced new safety measures. it hit a reef after the captain veered off course. are limits to the captain's authority. there will be realtime tracking of the ships and they will train passengers in case of emergencies. >>> a blind chinese murder remains in a chinese hospital this morning. chin is there with his wife and chin, american offici

there are at least four police vans. some of them belong to the fire department, some belong to the sheriff's department. it appears as though everything went down rather peacefully. it seems the police department made an overwhelming show of force by surrounding the building. he can see all on the roof. rex and pipes from yesterday. we did not hear any noises, ball one, flash grenades or tear gas going off and then all was said news of the band's polling up in the started to see protesters being led out in handcuffs. there were estimates of 50- 100 how protesters inside. we have no idea what the actual number is. i can tell you i have seen seven off. for if will tran is across the street with other media, he has a great vantage point. i can also say that golf street remains close. if tough it has been almost exactly an hour since we saw two dozen officers come out of the building and storm across the street over to this building on torque street but it appears as though the situation, we will try to find out how many pe

for police. she goes down to the harbor, she descends from a private box at camden yards, puts on an orioles jersey and parade the realm of 200 cops on the weekend. that does not solve the problem. texted delegate says he is looking into buying 30 minutes of tv time to detail the goals of his solutions summit, with or without the mayor. and it collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> tonight, state police a man has been taking unlawful pictures of children at at least to maryland rest stops in cecil and harford counties. is currently out of jail after posting $35,000 bond. police say he has taken videos of the least 11 children using area bathrooms with his cellphone. this all happened between the hours of noon and 4:00 p.m. back on may 6. authorities are asking anyone who may have information on these incidents to contact them. >> police in anne arundel county looking for the man who sexually assaulted a woman in the woods after offering her right in his truck. authorities are just releasing details tonight

trailing overhead in a helicopter a lot of police officers are rowdy protesters on bicycles more police and protesters keeping a loose grip on the situation peaceful for the most part moving through the city police keeping a watchful eye. as a nato officials wrapping up chicago nato summit anti nato protesters on the march again prompting the city bound for the campaign headquarters president obama. they gathered in small groups sometimes fewer than 20 people and the day grew until over 1000 demonstrators gathered corner of congress and clark headquarters immigration and customs enforcement protest in the united states immigration policy along with other issues to they've railed against capitalism passing the financial district the march controlled every step of the way. >> this has been so future i do not think anybody is not listening as much as the media outlets under reporting the world is watching >> back with live look camera on the ground police and lighting michigan avenue amazing sight as they square off with protesters live look protesters continuing to march through the stree

police officers now were part of treatment. we were provided cognitive life skills, we provide drug awareness and preetreatment programs. we decreased the recidivism rate from 60% to ushnder 20% years. the rate was 60 pfrlt lower than 2005. our incarceration rates have dropped. and i am confident in saying that we have better police and community relations. i think for me and my community, we recognize that racial profiling, that the focus on people of color, especially young minutes men, are more likely to occur when law enforcement uses race to start guessing. i am here to really reinforce that as a very ineffective policing practice. it is sloppy, it is counting on guesswork. i think the notion that we as a community or we as a nation must use racial profiling to make ourselves secure or to sacrifice civil liberties is not only false, it reeks of hypocrisy. if we were truly worried about national security in a sense of compromising civil liberties, then it would make sense that we would also ask or those engaging in profilin

she then followed of police reports -- filed a police report and claimed i threatened her. i made a copy of that request. i finally did receives a copy of that report, and but there does not seem to be anything showing my side of the case. i was visited at my home by two members of the police department. apparently my side of the story is not going to get in the record, so i have a police report saying i threatened the public body, and my side of the case is not in here. i do not know how the police department decides to operate, but my opinion is she abused her authority and drag the police department in and had them send officers to my home without announcement as a form of intimidation. i have already filed a complaint to get further records because i have a hard time believing inspectors can visit someone's home and do nothing to write down anything of what transpired or what they found as a result of conducting an investigation. i have also put a request into the city attorney's office to determine whether or not records have been unlawfully withheld from me. i will go

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heavy handed police reaction. and the g. eight nations throw their weight behind greece staying in the euro zone but speculation that this is simply damage control and that a very different fate is being mapped out. plus the u.s. and. despite concerns the weapons could strengthen the regime's crackdown on growing demonstrations fueled by the ruling family plans for unity with saudi arabia. with the top stories of the week today this is the weekly on the with me wrong. streets flooded with protesters chicago is greeting world leaders congregating there for the nato summit thousands are rallying against the block. walls demonstrations that have already received a harsh response from police i would details in our. throughout the last couple of days we have seen groups of protesters taking the streets of chicago different actions taking place we've seen about a thousand protesters walk the streets of the city they were chanting there were in fact clashes with police police took out with taunts we are hearing that one activist wa

police officers police officers beating a homeless man to death is the cry for help has been shown in an american courtroom it's the latest in a spate of shocking police brutality cases to grab the headlines and as ati's marina portnoy found out many in america feel that justice is far from being done. if you were a two thousand and twelve shooting death of teenager trayvon martin well marli graham was shot and killed inside his home two on armed african-american teenagers in two separate states succumb to the same fate in florida trayvon martin was carrying candy when he was gunned down by neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman as a bronze teenager being pursued by police moments before he was killed in new york city where morley graham was standing in his bathroom when he was shot in the chest by a plainclothes narcotics officer who forced himself into the home without a warrant the eighteen year old was not in possession of a gun or drugs and according to n.y.p.d. officials the thirty year old cop who pulled the trigger locks at the proper training to work in his assigned un

a police scandal hits new york. appoints roosevelt as police commissioner. t.r. admits he knows nothing about police demonstration, 36 years old and coming on six years as a civil service commissioner in d.c., which is not exactly the limelight. at one point he thought he might have to spend his life writing books. cat help him. he had bought half his fortune in the dakotas. okay. roosevelt is a strict law-and-order republican and a holier than thou municipal reformer. really something of a prude. he believed that bridegrooms should be virgins on their wedding night. he was against striptease shows. he hated it receives attainment, and this man wants to wipe out boys and corruption in new york city which was then one of the most corrupt, lieutenant russ increment to august cities in the world. mostly yorkers but he was crazy. this is of major news to report trading. almost a dark comedy. one of uncompromising harvard-educated reformer into the brothels and gambling joints of gotham. stir slightly with tough irish cops and wait for explosion. manhattan in the 1890

police say a pair of men posing as a plainclothes police officers. two men posed as officers convinced him to look for counterfeit cash. police are looking for two african american suspect that were dressed in suits. every officer carries a bench to identify themselves. dge. carries a band police >> say jefferson shot -- police say jefferson and shot two men. the other shooting victims have been released. life behind bars is a sentence for a man. a judge sentenced williams to life without parole for the shooting death of wesley brown in 2010. brown was working at part-time officer. williams came back letter and shot him. >> the search for fred bealefeld will begin with a panel of experts. fred bealefeld will be involved in the search for his replacement. the mayor says she would like to see a successor chosen prior to his departure. back to work for the jury deliberating the future of julius henson. he is accused of trying to suppress the african-american vote by issuing robocalls. >> finding a group to organize the baltimore grand prix. a new deal w

then the job for the police becomes easier. and again, what you can't really see from this angle, the fact that you have nor police here at this stage of the game than demonstrators so we're in the thick of it and seems like there's a lot of demonstrators, here's big shoving going on here and police are chanting move back, move back. and they're not gentle about it in the process, but got an objective. they're going to move forward about three yards. >> harris: i see people on top of the buildings around you, too, and i know you're getting caught up in the wires and i want you to be careful ap i see people kind of onlooking -- looking on rahher from the tops of buildings and thises a crowd getting egging on or shouts from the sky that i can see. >> yeah, quite a bit of shouting and dialog and techling and most people who want to get their message out trying to shout know into the microphone as we're live. and police are moving them forward and they would inch forward and now the command and chant from the police officers, move,

the police say there will be zero tolerance. we saw one man being taken away. >> he was in here 5 minutes and he was causing problems. i had to tell him to get out. >> reporter: police are being especially vigilant because of the beating death of a 14-year- old boy. police say it was a gang related crime. >> anytime you have a community event, yeah, it may spill over but we are prepared. >> reporter: police aren't taking chances. they stress it is a safe downtown and they want people to come down and celebrate lawfully. >> come early and leave early. that is the trick. before everyone gets, you know, little bit drunk or something and just don't want to be around for that. >> reporter: tomorrow the forecast is for warm weather, as for tonight, the police say it is quiet for now. live in downtown san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have new information tonight about a police shooting that we told you about at 6:00 on ktvu channel 2 news. it happened tonight. a officer was following a stolen car when the driver ex

it calls the company and notifies the police. >> it is tied directly to the police. >> ok. what would they do? had the floor to protect themselves? what do you instruct your employees to do? -- hit the floor to protect themselves? what do you instruct your employees to do? >> we instruct them to get over what they have. the employees are not instructed to fight back. >> ok, great. thank you very much. there is a motion. >> the security guard will be required for three hours from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. >> at some point i can bring the -- [unintelligible] to comply. and [unintelligible] it is not a huge amount of volume we do. subway is a 1000 square-foot restaurant. to have the id for -- it for three hours, it does not make sense. i have not checked the security but i know it might not make sense. in general having employees at the minimum wage, it is difficult enough, that is why we are open 24 hours, to be honest. >> my position here is one that deals with the community and its safety. that is why i am bringing up these concerns. >> i am secure -- concerned. you're saying

the police officer saying, the police will support you.not think that has happened in any other city in the united states. i am very proud to live in san francisco for that reason. thank you. >> i just want to also knowledge that i am on the board of directors for the national center for lesbian rights. we will be bringing out and honoring five of the student plaintiff's in the case that was a cluster of suicides that happened for lgbt use in michele bachmann's congressional district. this is a fabulous time to bring this forward. we are looking forward to having them as our guest and i hope we can show them this video. and have some of the officers. >> absolutely. >> this is not a shy group. >> it would be great to have them meet all of the falls. >> one more. >> will be difficult -- >> we put it out to all of our officers in the department. we had a number of volunteers. shawn beautifully, the officers that participated, and one of our dispatchers, they kept saying that it is how comfortable it makes you feel. every single officer, it wa

the police or. the police are now warning the protesters that if they do not leave this plaza they will be a arrested for trespassing so far nobody is leaving because the octave has not been taking part in occupy demonstrations or old say laws and they are continuing to do so chanting who's part of our party so at this point the police are still holding some restraint but they have warned the the protesters the optimus unarmed for just beating it he's demonstrating this far but they are they are warning these crowds that if they go to you they will be arrested. and at this point the crowds are not dispersing just yet lots of cameras in the air taking pictures and filming the events as they are and all the. marines now reporting there and in oakland the tam to give new life to the occupy movement was met with tear gas and stun grenades police went on the offensive to disperse crowds of demonstrators are just medina caution of a has the latest from california. received reports of violence primarily th

police are asking anyone who has seen linell ellis to contact police immediately. police say he killed darrell augustus. augustus was found over the weekend and the back of a burning pickup truck and mitchell road exit. no word on what caused the fire. a new online resource could help keep you and your kids say. maryland now supports an alert id that gives you access to the state's sex offender data base. it provides users with a mat connected to the state's entire database and send alerts to members when information in any of vendor's file changes. you can learn how to sign up on our website, wbaltv.com, just click on "as seeen on". one man is dead after his motorcycle crashed into the back of a car in howard county. the 25-year-old was exiting route 100 onto northbound 29 in calicut city before 10:00 last night when he hit the back bay car slowing down for traffic. he was wearing a helmet but was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of the car was not injured. the ramp was closed for a few hours but reopened just before 1:00 this morning. >> we had a little c

i complained to the police.police did an investigation and said no, no evidence whatsoever. >> bergman: two years before, the assistant commissioner of the metropolitan police, john yates, had denied the charge. >> this investigation has not uncovered any evidence to suggest that john prescott's phone has been tapped. >> bergman: now in the face of the evidence, he had little option but to resign. >> it was only later we found 30 bags of evidence he wasn't looking into, but leaving that aside... it's a deplorable case. and we've got to have the courage now to do something about it. a few years ago, everybody kept their head down, when there was only two or three of us fighting our wonderful british police. they're not so wonderful as we thought. clearly in the pockets of the press. >> bergman: the metropolitan police, the largest police force in britain. >> yeah, in london. were in a cozy relationship with the press. >> bergman: britain's top cop, sir paul stephenson, who had spoken with tguardian editor and had

bee healthy. . >>> time now 6:25 police are moving in on that occupied protest, police are moving in can see they are moving up to where the encampment is and they have their batons and we have not seen any physical confrontation but they are just now moving in. they have given the protesters a chance to leave that property and they want to use that property, they say they need that property for research this week and they wanted the protesters to leave, to be evicted and they refuse to leave and you can see they are now blocking the entrance and locking the gates behind. we want see where the protesters are and again this is a stand off which was taken avenue from the university of berkeley. we will keep an eye on this and bring you details later. >>> a local little leaguer is recovering in the hospital after being hit in the face with a line drive. this is one of the pictures of 12-year-old brandon o'neil. he has a crushed forehead, broken nose and concussion and thankfully no brain damage. his dad said the distance between the pitcher's mound and home plate is too short. this week

police are looking for them. a have not released a lot of information right now but we hope to get some later in the day. >> oakland police are looking into possible home invasion robbery that sent one man to the hospital. investigators say two men robbed a home on holly street just after midnight. the victim was shot in the chest but there is no word yet on his condition. >> investigators are trying to sort out the details of a shooting that killed a suspect and left a police officer wounded. police say two officers approached three people and when one of the men ran off an officer followed him. the officers' attorney tells a very and news group that his client opened fire after the suspect pointed a gun >> i heard the shots so i shot my window because i'm afraid someone will run into my house >> the suspect later died at a hospital. the officer is expected to recover. the woman died last night after being hit by car in san francisco. they say she was crossing around 520 and was struck by a car traveling southbo

you have fewer neighborhood police and fewer traffic police. what was his sales pitch? they were ejected for police officers. no wonder they are losing the election. just before the election this is what he said. they don't want to hear about what he said before the election. any prime minister who comes to me may involve front line reduction, straight back to their department to go away and think again. is there any one who is furious with this broken promise? >> nothing -- let me try to explain. whoever was standing here right now would have to cut police budgets. they accept that. we accept that but if you don't have the courage to deal with allowances and paperwork and pay you would have to make deeper cuts. this is -- i am extremely calm. [shouting and laughter] >> this is what his own police spokesman said. he was asked the question. he was asked the question are you accepting the need for a freeze on police play? no. that is it. they don't expect the freeze on pay or pension reform. they would not do the paperwork. they would be cutting the police force. that is

what was the police officer of . what was the police officer of the 89s mike? they ate for free which they did. irish cops are resting irish crux. more than half were for drunk and disorderly. one of the biggest differences is the police officers slept together. that is a quarter of the force was on reserve duty every night. between reserve duty and regular duty labor putting in 110 hours a week. it was a dog's life said one reporter. they pulled pranks on each other. at an irish fraternity. one guy said he couldn't sit on a toilet and read the newspaper unless he -- somebody would set it on fire. they hazed rookies by stripping them naked and painting them green, but they had each other's back and it was very much the blue wall of silence in the 89s. a very corrupt police officer -- we are getting closer to roosevelt. he was not on a police force because he had not closed more than 15 brothels where we are standing. this and was fighting -- roosevelt said this man represented everything i word against. this is captain william beverly who was born in new york i

the new york city police department the world's largest has refused to release internal reports on police shootings from one thousand nine hundred six through two thousand and six until you begin holding those officers accountable until when they commit certain acts they actually go to jail or they lose their pensions you're going to have a resistance because they feel sometimes that they can commit these acts with impunity meaning that they know that other than a few headaches or hiccups nothing is really going to happen to them which is why we bring cases and actions against the officers. persistent use of police tasers is also being blamed for the death of five hundred people in the u.s. since two thousand and one. and according to amnesty international dozens of deaths can be traced to unnecessary force. policies for taser use vary from state to state. experts say it's time for washington to create strict national guidelines to protect the public. from police growing trigger happy with electric shock devices this would help clarify things both for police departments and also frankly w

police took out with taunts we are hearing that one activist was run over by a police van we saw a woman protester with her face bleeding definitely clashes it was quite an intense several hours of marching and protesting and at least a thousand people walking through the city hundreds of police officers everywhere people coming out on the streets of all walks of life to protest the nato summit taking place they disagree with the policies being implemented by the u.s. government and nato when it comes to afghanistan and the wars that the united states is fighting the protesters believe that money could be could be put to much better use especially in difficult economic situation in the united states for more details on what went on on the streets of chicago earlier today take a look at our report. those are. being down and. handling this is that i am trying to capitalize marty everybody against the economic system in the united states the one real changes. her testers now breaking through police barricades literally the entire crowd hundreds of people running through the area that's bein