there was a review coming up by the police service of northern ireland to our conducting ongoing reviewshat review will begin in the new year. also, there is an investigation by the police ombudsman for northern ireland, the policing watchdog care which has been going on since 2016. mr lewes's argument was that it was important to let those processes take their course and that nobody should prejudice the work of either the psi night or the police ombudsman, but he said he wasn't taking a public inquiry off the table at this stage. now, as you've heard they're from john finnigan, who was an mp himself or sinn fein, the finnigan family extremely disappointed by the government's decision. ever since this murder happened, public inquiry is the only way to get to the full truth, they said is the only way to establish the extent of state pollution, there was a review commissioned by david cameron's government in 2012 that found that the state are involved, and that there was no overall conspiracy in there was no overall conspiracy in the murder. so the decision by the government today resultin

and if we fail to do that, you will then see other problems in the fire brigade, the police service,of control. let‘s not just because we let it out of control. let‘s notjust think because we let it out of control. let‘s not just think this because we let it out of control. let‘s notjust think this is about protecting the nhs, this is protecting the nhs, this is protecting society. there is no winery decision between the economy versus health at this point. the virus is out of control. and we have to get the nation healthy. professor, speaking to us on a personal capacity this morning, thank you for speaking to us on bbc news. my pleasure. labour‘s shadow health secretary jonathan ashworth says the prime minister hadn‘t acted fast enough. he should have done it sooner. his own expert scientists advised him to do it on the 21st of september. we looked at the evidence as well, in the labour party, we offered to work with him in the national interest and introduce a short, time—limited circuit break back in early october. he knocked us back, he ridiculed us, he said it was not a sensibl

about the heavy police service, with any protest they pre-plan and they add additional staffing.ster was arrested for battery on an officer adding others threw objects as the officers and that nobody was seriously injured. >>> tonight we are tracking another surge of coronavirus cases. california reported more than 6,500 cases today, marking the state's largest single day increase since august. the johns hopkins university covid tracker shows nearly 122,000 cases in the united states, a record for new cases in a single day. worldwide the number of cases is at more than 49 million now. europe has been hit particularly hard with italy ordering a new lock down and france reporting a record number of cases. >> with cases on the rise, do we need a lock down in the u.s. like those in italy, france, the u.k. the answer may be in what we are doing right here in the bay area. >> if you are doing okay like we are doing in san francisco and the bay area, you can open up. if they go off of the rails, you need to back down again. right now it is a hodgepodge of standards and regions and state

as far as the police service and front line police office rs service and front line police officers areo deal with it, as informally as possible, with enforcement and reporting people for persecution really being a last resort. finally, we have heard reports today about a public sector pay freeze, which would affect police officers, what are your thoughts on that, what about the morale of officers? morale is an issue at the moment because they have been very busy for the last 8—9 months. what we have seen as there has been a drift away from the police service, certainly mid service officers who are leaving the police service. that is probably only for one or two reasons. the first either being for the actual pay that they are finding betterjob somewhere else, and the other is the conditions of service, which links to their morale and what is going on in the police service. how that is going to affect numbers, recruiting numbers, it will have effect on that, and it will certainly have an effect on the morale of front line office rs effect on the morale of front line officers who have bee

about the heavy police service, with any protest they pre-plan and they add additional staffing. protester was arrested for battery on an officer adding others threw objects as the officers and that nobody was seriously injured. >>> tonight we are tracking another surge of coronavirus cases. california reported more than 6,500 cases today, marking the state's largest single day increase since august. the johns hopkins university covid tracker shows nearly 122,000 cases in the united states, a record for new cases in a single day. worldwide the number of cases is at more than 49 million now. europe has been hit particularly hard with italy ordering a new lock down and france reporting a record number of cases. >> with cases on the rise, do we need a lock down in the u.s. like those in italy, france, the u.k. the answer may be in what we are doing right here in the bay area. >> if you are doing okay like we are doing in san francisco and the bay area, you can open up. if they go off of the rails, you need to back down again. right now it is a hodgepodge of standards and regions and

to increase the trust or confidence of bloodletters have more than they currently do with the police service. the shield description, archies one that affects not just stops and searches, but i'm sort of the use of force and the sort of cases. a former detective chief superintendent in london told us victims of crime care more about quality of policing and a quality all the public lumps when they call police. and this is true all over the world, whether it's russia or frogs or whereabouts, the police to turn up quickly when they call them for help. the place to solve the problem, be professional, and then let them know what happened about the incident of which they're not all that. whether all they get a black, asian chinese or japanese heritage police officer turning up solves that problem, nor they pull that, whether they're male or female guy, all whatever. what they want is a professional representative of the state justice if you like to turn up and do the job properly. if you're a couple of junior level police officers patrolling in your new york police car and you use a piece of black

senior policeman i dare say it you know him bobby singleton who works inside the northern ireland police serviceim very well, yeah. he said not so long ago, loyalist, roman military group steadily continue to exist. they also continue to read fruitful. and in loyalty as communities we are talking about a significant number. you area about a significant number. you are a unionist politician for that you serve as a councilman and one area of belfast will stop you have amazing contacts given your passport up are you talking to some of these people? and are you trying to persuade them that however had the tensions are in northern ireland might become of the brexit and a host of other things, that there can never be a return to violence? well, my view is that i don't want future generations turned around. we need to have a quality and we need to be treated the same. can you tally many people he's arrested because this is the the problem is the police they don't seem to be actually running people to be actually running people to justice to be actually running people tojustice or anything to be actuall

to increase the trust or confidence of bloodletters have more than they currently do with the police service, the shield description, and she's one that affects not just stops and searches, but also the use of force and the sort of cases. the forces, former detective chief superintendent, warns victims of crime, care about quality, not equality. all the public wants when they call police, and this is true all over the world, whether it's russia or frogs, or whereabouts, the police to turn up quickly when they call them for help. the place to solve the problem, but a professional and then let them know what happened about the incident of which they're not all that. where they're all, they get a black, asian chinese or japanese heritage police officer turning up solve the problem, nor they pull that, whether they're male or female guy, all whatever. what they want is a professional representative of the state justice if you like to turn up and do the job properly. if you're a couple of junior level police officers patrolling in your new york police car and you use a piece of black news, who yo

to do, to increase the trust or confidence of bluntness of more than the current do with the police service. the issue of discretion and she is one that affects not just stops and searches, but also the use of force and the use of cases. what a former detective chief superintendent in london told us the victims of crime kept more about the quality of policing than equality. all the public wants when they call police and this is true all over the world. whether it's russia or frogs, or wherever, the police to turn up quickly when they call them for help, the place to solve the problem, they professional and then let them know what happened about the incident of which they're not bothered. whether or not they get a black asian chinese or japanese heritage police officer turning up to solve the problem. nor they pull that, whether they're male, same guy, all whatever. what they want is a professional representative of the state justice if you like to turn up and do the job properly. in 2008, i was head of an operation called operation blood. the intention of that was to stop the youth murders,

the san francisco police department investigative services detail is conducting an investigation of crimes an to te shooting. and the department of police accountability are conducting administrative investigations. the san francisco fire department, san francisco police department, arson task force, is investigating the arson on the 400 block of ellis street. we're now going to transition to the multimedia phase of our presentation. today's presentation is provided in a multimedia format. in an effort to provide a transparent and comprehensive perspective of this incident the sfpd will provide 911 calls, police dispatch audio, body-worn camera video, bystander smartphone video, still photos and crime scene investigation photos, maps and related visual aids. during the course of this incident, approximately 85 body-worn camera videos were generated by responding officers. multiple sources of video and audio exist totaling hundreds of hours of footage. our presentation today consists of relevant known video and audio at this time. but it is not intended to provide all photos, videos or test

the government says it will wait for the results of a review by the police service of northern irelandblic inquiry into the murder of pat finucane. mr finucane, a 39—year—old solicitor who represented both republicans and loyalists during the troubles, was shot dead in his family home in north belfast in 1989 by loyalist paramilitaries. a review commissioned by the government found agents of the state had been involved. sir philip green's retail empire arcadia, which includes topshop, burton and dorothy perkins, could face collapse within hours. it would put 13,000 jobs at risk. the group had been seeking extra cash to help it plug the gap from lost sales during the pandemic. adding to the uncertainty facing arcadia staff is an estimated 350 million pound hole in the company's pension fund which has 10,000 members. lets go to our business editor simon jack who's outside topshop in central london, a last—minute rescue deal is not looking likely... ido i do not think there is any prospect of that in the next couple of hours when we expect it to collapse as you say into administration. th

counter terrorism officers — working with the police service of northern ireland — detained a 65—year—oldcourt of appeal, lord dyson, will head an independent investigation into how panorama secured an interview with princess diana in 1995. the inquiry will look at how martin bashir obtained the interview with princess diana, how much the bbc knew of his methods and how effective the bbc‘s subsequent investigation into them was. the lorry driver from northern ireland, who dropped off a trailer carrying 39 vietnamese migrants, who then died crossing the english channel, has told the old bailey that he is "devastated" for the migrants' families. eamonn harrison said he did not know they were inside. he told the court he towed the airtight trailer to the port in belgium. but by the time it was opened in the uk all the people inside were dead. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports an airtight lorry trailer, containing 39 vietnamese migrants, being dropped off at the zeebrugge port last october. at the wheel, eamonn harrison, a young lorry driver from northern ireland. by the

dublin police services say they located a crime scene near the dublin pleasanton b.a.r.t. station. no arrests have been made. >>> the university of california has extended its application deadline after its admissions website went down today. the filing period for fall 2021 has been extended to 11:59 p.m. on friday, december 4th. it was supposed to close tomorrow just before midnight. prospective students had complained on social media about not being able to access the site. the university urged students not to procrastinate and to submit those applications before friday night. >>> taking a look at our forecast now, spencer christian joining us. hi, spencer. >> okay. dion. as winter is just right around the corner, we're getting that overnight chill you would expect in winter, but our daytime weather has been really mild. so let's take a look at what's coming our way now. clear skies over the bay area right now. we have a few passing high clouds and a bank of clouds just offshore. this is the view from our rooftop camera at abc7 looking across the quiet embarcadero tonight. it's 5

many thanks to the police men and women who spent many hours in their service and have been doing greatand president. ladies and gentlemen, i think it goes without saying that the viennese police and their partners are helping the general direction, to help with these investigations and we started these investigations and we started these investigations very professionally, as you can imagine, when there were these 18 searches and a lot of arrests, that we have found a lot of evidence that has been secured and i'iow evidence that has been secured and now this needs to be evaluated. we need to make the connections between these persons and the perpetrator to track and draw conclusions. of course this is going to take some time, but we are going to need this time, but we are going to need this time to draw the correct conclusions and in orderto time to draw the correct conclusions and in order to have a professional investigation. as you can expect from a well—functioning police force. secondly, on my part, i would also like to say something about the level of risk. the minister of the in

dublin police services they located a crime scene near the dublin pleasanton b.a.r.t. station. no arrests have been made. >>> in the south bay, a stabbing investigation in san jose has become a homicide investigation. in the last hour san jose police announced the unidentified male died. police say the stabbing happened at capital avenue near mckee road near a target store last night. the motive for the attack has not been released. >>> this morning a police officer in monterey county is on administrative leave as the department investigates a post he allegedly made on social media. the police chief of pacific grove says she is deeply concerned by this post which made disparaging remarks against the black lives matter movement. it was made on the platform parlor, similar to twitter, it is described as a place for free speech. the department said this type of conduct is unbecoming of any police officer. >>> this is important. the university of california has decided to extend its application deadline after its admissions website went down. the filing period for fall 2021 has bee

not all individual faults, but the investment in the police service.ime investigation. back then, it was all about admitting, so we know how they've been obtained on some occasions. we move forward a great deal, but peter sutcliffe is outlived. a lot of the detectives on the investigation that worked night and day, it destroyed their lives as well. so as i say, hopefully it might give one or two a little bit of closure, but i don't think it'll make any difference today for a lot of people. thanks for sharing your thoughts. back to you from leeds. thank you very much, phil. coronavirus cases continue to rise in uk. the latest government figures show there were 27,301 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. that means that the average number of new cases reported per day in the last week is now 24,430. and 376 deaths were reported — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. however, today there is a glimmer of hope that lockdowns across the uk are helping. the r number, the rate at which the virus is spr

services center. that's where police have us pushed back this morning.he school was ever placed on lockdown given the proximity to the crime scene. according to police, the grace baptist church often took in homeless people off the streets to get them out of the cold. unclear right now if the two people who were killed were, in fact, homeless. >> i've seen people apparently homeless gathering there for food or whatever services they were offering. i didn't -- i was not aware they were actually providing overnight residence for the homeless. >> back here live this morning. again, we are still waiting to get an update from san jose police. we're told they will come to us with some more information at some point this morning. again, the person who did this is still out there this morning and no word as to a motive or exactly what could have led up to this. for now reporting live in san jose, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> the abc7 news app is one of the best places to get updates on this investigation. we're sending out push alerts as we get ne

just goes through the community and then you start to find that shifts for the fire brigade and police serviceo attend on time or a police car on time and then very rapidly you get a cascade of that behaviour or lack of confidence in civic organisations to maintain order. and that is that next phase, and that is inevitable, if we did nothing. so it is difficult medicine, it is unpalatable medicine, but it is incredibly necessary. unpalatable medicine, but it is incredibly necessarylj unpalatable medicine, but it is incredibly necessary. i suppose the challenge that has to be made in terms of the debate you have with whether it is the politicians or us as members of the public is that it is not necessarily just as members of the public is that it is not necessarilyjust a case between doing this or doing nothing, there were other options that were tried on other things that could still be tried. how do you deal with that? because there will be that residual feeling by a that? because there will be that residualfeeling by a lot that? because there will be that residual feeling by a lot of people,

the san francisco police department investigative services detail is conducting an investigation of crimes an to te shooting. and the department of police accountability are conducting administrative investigations. the san francisco fire department, san francisco police department, arson task force, is investigating the arson on the 400 block of ellis street. we're now going to transition to the multimedia phase of our presentation. today's presentation is provided in a multimedia format. in an effort to provide a transparent and comprehensive perspective of this incident the sfpd will provide 911 calls, police dispatch audio, body-worn camera video, bystander smartphone video, still photos and crime scene investigation photos, maps and related visual aids. during the course of this incident, approximately 85 body-worn camera videos were generated by responding officers. multiple sources of video and audio exist totaling hundreds of hours of footage. our presentation today consists of relevant known video and audio at this time. but it is not intended to provide all photos, videos or test

around 30 worshippers had gathered at the angel church earlier, before officers halted the service. policeher 15 took part in a socially distanced outdoor service nearby. the church's pastor said he wanted to hold the baptism because he served a greater good. the former england goalkeeper, ray clemence, has died at the age of 72. he was one of the best goalkeepers of his generation, playing for liverpool and spurs before retiring in 1988. 0ur sports correspondentjoe wilson looks back on his life. with liverpool, ray clemence was the goalkeeper who won it all. that was a supreme save. he was a crucial part of a side that dominated english football. 0n five occasions, he was a league champion. three times, he was a european cup winner, in 1977, 78 and 81. in an outstanding side, he was the consistent, reliable presence, virtually ever present. his 665 appearances for liverpool made him one of the most respected players in the club's history, and the liverpool fans maintained their admiration even after clemence had moved on. fantastic reception from the club. he joined tottenham in 1982, and

are we asking police, public service offices, to do so much or to do things by themselves? clearly he informs a mental health crisis and needed a mental health worker, a person traenedded trained in that area to work with him initially. hopefully this not just philadelphia but across the united states of america. we are ready to vote, and nothing will turn us around. not the tactics and antics of trump. trump clearly doesn't care about people in general and certainly not about black and brown people. the super spreader events are ignore raant ignorant, trooifling, and they show a lack of care for people in general. vice president biden is doing the right thing. he is out there, on the trail. he wears a mask, and he will put a blan into sbas and then implement to get control of this virus and to save lives for millions of millions of americans to prevent death and disease. that is really what is ultimately on the ballot. there is no discussion that does not include the event. he is a national and international disgraduation. >> thank you for joining us. mayor michael nutter,

health and you also have a role in taking a strategic view for the emergency services and obviously there is a knock on, for policens about the winter that lies ahead for london, in maintaining now, we hope, in hospital beds, enough spaces for covid—19 patients, but all the other interconnected emergency services and the health and well—being of people who are either living or working in london? firstly, can i thank all the londoners who have made way more sacrifices over the last seven months, keeping the walls that are there from the government, but also the nhs and care services, that have done an amazing job. in london at the moment, we have sufficient headroom to treat covid—19 sufferers, but we don't wa nt to covid—19 sufferers, but we don't want to see is people needing cancer treatments or needing a hip replacement not going to the doctors because they are worried about capacity. i was then going on early is better, which is why i say to the government a few weeks ago to follow sage's advice to have a short circuit breaker. they delayed and here we are with one month of lockdown. i think it is the right th

police said no services were taking place at the time of the incident.y say homeless people were brought there to shelter from cold weather. authorities could not confirm a report that a suspect was arrested. several people suffered life-threatening injuries. an investigation is now ongoing. >>> and a 15-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with a shooting at a mall in suburban milwaukee. eight people were injured on friday after police say a fight broke out between two groups. the suspected shooter was arrested saturday night. authorities tracked him down after reviewing surveillance video of him leaving the mall on foot after the shooting. his firearm was recovered during the arrest. all of the victims are expected to recover. >>> so coming up on the cbs morning news, a man has been charged with assault after he was seen forcefully exhaling on two women. >>> and rescued from the jaws of an alligator, a man runs into a pond to save his dog. this is the cbs morning news. feed a healthy lifestyle, with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes

police say two of them have died. there were no church services being held at the time. viduals. >>> and governor newsom announced tonight that he and his family will quarantine for 14 days after a possible exposure to covid-19. newsom says three of his children had been exposed to a chp officer who had tested positive for the virus. he says he and his wife did not have direct interaction with the officer and his entire family has since tested negative. >>> well, the demand for testing has soared across the nation in the u.s. more than 256,000 people have died from covid-19. abc7 news reporter za reen has a look at how some states are handling the explosion. >> reporter: the united states moving past a grim milestone this weekend. more than 12 million confirmed coronavirus cases since the pandemic began. nearly 9,500 american lives lost in the past week. a jump of almost 20% from the previous week. deaths are now climbing in 35 states and puerto rico, and hospitalizations are rising in every state. >> i would 100% be lying if i said i wasn't nervous to go to work next wee

police that. >>they were saying that there are no church services being held in that particular at the time. but once again the scene still very active right now that does it for us here on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock updates on both these breaking news stories will be found on our website kron 4 dot com and back here tomorrow morning. i'm justine waltman jonathan mccall jason's >>now unless you've been living under a rock you know it has been a wild wild week for the golden state warriors you had the nba draft. you had to klay thompson news and you had free agency beginning but some big news that also happened they were able to acquire a new player. kelly oubre a junior from the oklahoma city thunder and he just so happens to be joining us here as sports night live now talk about the warriors kelly, but i know you've had a crazy world when week yourself you have a career year for the phoenix suns then 5 days ago to train due to the oklahoma city thunder. couple days later, they train due to the golden state warriors what has your week been like. >>us minutes after that a roller coaster. and i

police in north london stopped a baptism service from going ahead this morning after about 30 worshippersl church in islington was warned it would be fined if it broke the law. caroline davies reports. a very different start to a sunday at the angel church in islington. police arrived after the pastor, regan king, said on the radio that he intended to hold a baptism service at the church this morning, against the government coronavirus restrictions, saying he served a higher law. you can go to the garden centre, you can go to normal shops. we believe that the church is essential in its role to care for the mental and emotional well—being of those around us, and so we are staying open. regan king's son was born two days ago. the pastor says his intentions for the service have been misunderstood. this is primarily for local vulnerable people, and it's just been flipped, it's been skewed in such a way that it's portraying us as angry lawbrea kers. that's not what we are about. after a conversation with the police, the pastor changed his plans. we now know that the baptism that was planned to

. >> police say no church service was taking place at the time. homeless people were being allowed into the church to get out of the cold. police worked through the night and say they'll have more information to release later today. >>> now to the coronavirus pandemic. cases are sky rocketing. one american is dying from the virus almost every minute. >> despite the cdc urging americans not to travel, airports in many cities were crowded this weekend. some reporting the highest travel volume since the pandemic began. >>> oxford's coronavirus is about 70% effective. that's less than the vaccines from pfizer and moderna. they could be available sooner. >> the race for the vaccine comes with more than 84,000 americans in the hospital with the virus. >> the crisis is nationwide. >> reporter: this morning some california restaurants already crippled by covid are being dealt another blow. starting at 10:00 p.m. wednesday all dining in los angeles will shut down again. only take-out, drive-through and delivery will be allowed. >> i have to say i'm all for

have been wearing some kind of explosive device that's still to be confirmed from the police and from security services you have now taken over this operation but this does appear to be a serious attack it's certainly a serious attack it's seems to be an ongoing investigation into what's happened and people on the streets of vienna we just heard from the professor that you spoke to before me they're being told to stay indoors lock their doors and we've seen videos from inside of bars and restaurants in which heavily armed security services wearing but balaklava is it going building to building searching to see if any of the perpetrators are still in the area of this attack that took place around 8 pm it all started people were out enjoying what was essentially supposed to be the last night before the new covert restrictions came into place in austria a warm evening in the austrian capital. turned into a tragic event which is left as least one person confirmed dead many people wounded following multiple shooters multiple attackers heavily armed opening fire on crowds of people in vienna. still lots of i

fired less lethal rounds, shift deputies use a taser and at least one officer filed his service revolver. police say it is not clear which weapons were used in what order and/or how many officers fired weapons. >> we know that an officer involved shooting occurred. the timeframe of when weapons were used and what time during the contact are all under investigation. >> we are told the man survived the shooting and was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition tonight. >>> knew at 11 come in less than an hour alameda county drops back into the purple tear. many businesses like gyms will be forced to close again. andrea nakano is in alameda where a gym that has been around for decades may now be shut down for good. >> reporter: starting at midnight gyms like this one will no longer be able to open their doors in alameda county. the mariner square athletic club was hoping to celebrate its 40th anniversary in february. over the last six weeks they've seen signs of hope that this business can survive until this latest blow.>> we are not sure. to be honest, we are not sure we will make it through

black president but racism is still very much ingrained in many institutions not least the police the criminal service in the prison service here in the u.s. so whilst it is a big step forward there is a challenge to do away with these illnesses and joe biden himself acknowledged that when he spoke last night he said that one of the 4 things that he needs to work on is systematic racism so yes it's a huge win for many people come out of forest will be seen as a sign of the opportunity that the united states always runs itself is being able to afford but to many people is the challenges that still exist. jamal there is on the ground for us in delaware that's joe biden's home state joe biden and coming to harris have now won their ticket has won and thanks very much jamal i do want to remind people who are just joining us now that joe biden has now bisa in donald trump and has been declared by a number of us networks and the associated press and we're calling it here at al-jazeera joe biden is going to be the next president of the united states all of that has hinged on a vote count in pennsylvania let'

police say no church services were being held at the time of the stabbing the church was being used to bring homeless the homeless out of the cold. a suspect has not yet been arrested. more breaking news that we're following for you governor gavin, newsome is in quarantine after being exposed to covid-19 in a series of tweets just last night the governor said quote late friday evening. jennifer ann i learned that 3 of our children have been exposed to an officer from the california highway patrol who have tested positive for covid-19 thankfully, the entire family tested negative. however consistent with local guidance. we will be quarantine for 14 days governor newsom also said that he and his wife did not have direct interaction with the officer and wish him a speedy recovery. he also extended his gratitude to the officers and front-line workers of the pandemic. well coronavirus cases are surging in san francisco health officials say that the county is on the brink of moving back into the most restrictive purple tier. well, san francisco moran and send the tale are the only counties i

officers from west midlands police assisted by the police service of northern ireland made the arrest good chance a brexit trade deal will be reached. ambassadors were briefed by a senior european commission official, on behalf of the chief negotiator michel barnier, who is self—isolating after a colleague tested positive for covid—19. fisheries and competition rules remain the most problematic areas. a pre—inquest review has heard the tv presenter jeremy kyle may have caused, or contributed to, the death of one of the guests on his programme. steve dymond is suspected of taking his own life after failing a lie detector test on the show. a lawyer for his family told the hearing in winchester that mr dymond became distressed after he failed the test. the hearing continues. new figures released today suggest that the lack of contact with others has contributed to a rise in people falling victim to cold call scams, particularly amongst young people. a survey for lloyds bank involving more than 2,000 adults in the uk found that 15% of those aged 18 to 24 said they had been a victim of fra

include applying to the california victim compensation board to provide several medical services including therapy. police are working to identify suspects involved in a protest in downtown walnut creek businesses were vandalized and city hall was tax saturday night. a number of phrases for spray painting right on the sidewalk in the businesses as well it started at around 07:00pm saturday evening and police say nearly 80 people marched downtown with and ty law enforcement signs will a fight broke out in a bar patrons actually pushed to the ground. just outside the corner of north main and 7 drive. no arrests have been made it is still under investigation. well now to a developing story that we're following for you this morning, authorities are searching for a body near sutro baths this is video from the citizens out the san francisco fire department was called to the baths after report of a body facedown in the water just before 09:00am sunday morning with the coast guard was called out to the scene at the time of the call there was high surf and also rapid waves. no other details have been released just

police say at least two people were stabbed. both are dead. grace baptist is known to be a haven for homeless people and they come here for services, food, temporary housing year- round. san jose police department put out a tweet saying, for clarification, no church services were being conducted at the time of the stabbing. on housed individuals were brought in to get them out of the cold. the implication is that church workers were bringing homeless people in out of the cold and a stabbing resulted from that action. it is not clear who got stabbed . whether it was other homeless people or the church staff. what we are trying to understand is whether more people have been stabbed but were not listed among those who died. it is an active scene and chaotic. we understand there are two investigation scenes. one inside the church and one outside. san jose police say this is the 40th and 41st homicides of the year 2020. we will bring you more details as we get them. >>> we will follow that. and now we have more breaking news tonight. another breaking story. we learned governor newsom and his friends are in quarantine after being exposed to covid-19. to

police say that emergency services were called to harrow road in kensal green to reports of a stabbingr—old man has been arrested and is currently in custody. inquiries are said to be ongoing. latex gloves have been, quite literally, a life—saver during this pandemic. but they also pose a serious environmental problem. standard latex takes around 100 years to decompose. now a team of scientists believe they have come up with a solution, as our science correspondent richard westcott reports. the world pulls on 150 billion pairs of protective latex gloves every year. most are synthetic and end up in landfill for decades. it's a huge environmental problem and covid's making it worse, which is why scientists at cra nfield university in bedfordshire are developing a new type of natural latex that's better for the planet. this is synthetic latex. made from petroleum, it biodegrades in about 100 years. this is natural latex from rubber trees, still hangs around for a couple of years. this is the new kind of rubber latex they're developing in this lab, and they say it could biodegrade in a mat

and the supervisor for the victim's services division and street violence response team for the san francisco police department. and tenderloin housing clinic, and then director stephanie felder, san francisco department of health and crisis services. just like to say one of the main goals of the working group was to make sure that victims of violent crime were aware of and getting referrals to the services and resources they need. this is a positive step toward that goal. >> i will ask for a motion. is there a motion? >> i was trying to type in my name, but that is okay. i will make the motion. i really am happy for the work that you are doing that is so important and that the victims and get them all the help we need and do the victim services and help with the police reports and do whatever you need to do and thank you for you and the task force for doing this and i move that we adopt this. >> thank you. >> can we get public comment? >> for members of the public that would like to make public comment -- >> i think director henderson, is he tries to speak? >> is he? i don't see anything. >> i'm so

police. the answer is changing how we fund education and mental health services and support affordable housings, train police properly, but it's all those things, and i think to boil it down to one thing is not fair. >> martha: i'm not boiling it down to one thing, but all the things you are saying are wonderful things to promote in a community and i agree with you 100% on all that. i'm just looking at these individuals we just played in minneapolis who are saying "we don't feel safe, we need to bring these officers back," to the point they are reaching out to the transit authority to get them to come in, and the sheriff's office to get them to come in, because they don't feel safe. there are solutions here. >> i agree with you, the morale is an issue. i'm with you, i get that you are coming -- but the morale is an issue, but that's part of the process we have to go through to change how policing, what we prioritize, what we focus on. that's what we need to change. >> martha: will, thank you very much. good to have you packed. will joe rondeau joining us. coming up tonight, after this break, g