i'm happy we have affordable housing but captain lazzaro we recent the oldest moldy police station inyou all very much (clapping.) supervisor jane kim (clapping.) >> thanks bunny she works in my office it is always great to be back home i am sure i spent 6 years of the chinatown community family and continue to be part of the family and of the neighborhood one of the things i leader added chinatown cdc i carry to this day on the board of supervisors things get talked about a admits normal that is an opportunity not true but what is true that in country there is opportunity and one of the things i've leader another cd c turning something into tragic as suzy mend the 1989 leadership whether the former international hotel we partnered with st. mary's to build hundred units of affordable housing for your seniors in the city to many of the sites on broadway when did freeway was there to build affordable housing i'm sure you're aware of it is really, really difficult to build affordable units multiple unit housing their current 3 thousand plus homeless children and one of the wealthiest cit

inside the police station known once as the house of screams. tuesday on "america tonight."

right there at the police station. >> you know, christian? >> yes. yes. >> how do you know him? >> i was concerned i was mmm yoplait! it's snack time! oh, look! yoplait original now has 25% less sugar. time to taste it. how is it? it tastes good! congratulations yoplait! you did it! yoplait! >>> erica freeman and pedro bravo were at that uf campus police station trying to help the cops track down their friend, christian. surveillance cameras were rolling as they made their report to officer tim peck. then his team quickly went to work. tracing the missing student with the usual technology tools. they pinged their cell phone, it was off. checked the university computers, christian had not logged on. >> we checked with the hospitals, local hospitals to see if he was in there. we checked with our notes from the previous night run his night to see if he had contact with us. check with the city and county. to see if they had any contact with him. >> no sign of christian anywhere. you're still calling and texting. >> i'm still calling and texting, i'm sending messages like we're going

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

he said he was terrified that he could develop cancer after working for years in the franconia police station. he needed help from 7 on your side. >> i'veever been more afafraid of dying. chris: for 16 years, he worked as a police ofcer. it's the work he did insidehe franconinia police station that scared him most. he's a 23-year-old building that recently earned a chilling nickname. >> the franconia cancer station. chris: 7 on your side has learned ththat at least 13 people who worked here have battl cancer. alof them under the age of 50 years old. three have already died. >> don't think it's a coincidence. chris: katharine bararrett her mother last june. the officer worked here for 15 years. she was 45 years old. >> when my mom was still alive she would be the one saying it's time to get out. >> we nt transparency, we want the station and persnel tested. chris: last july, the department did test sound.d. they called for no cocorrective action. but read on, a known carcinogen, was not tested, even though fairfax county has high levels. benzene, a leading airborne carcinogen, was so not teste

. >> reporter: outside the police station, bomb squad looked at five suspicious packages. two from cleared one went off when moved by a police robot, the other detonated by the bomb squad: erica and jeremy live next door to police headquarters. . >> there was a lot of commotion going on. there was bullets, yelling "get inside the house", and the van shot inside the police station. >> it was something we... >> .. never witnessed. >>..first time we have been through that. >> that's the most exciting on the whole street. it was a lot of action. we had front row seats. >> like a movie deal. >> reporter: in the end a police sniper killed the gunman. it took several more hours to secure his vehicle. it had been booby-trapped with explosives. >>> there's more coming up on al jazeera. supporting an entire family on $10 a day. but this rohingya migrant living in thailand is luckier than many others. and we'll tell you how engineers in costa rica are using technology to fight dengue fever. with xfinity from comcast you can manage your account anytime, anywhere on any device. just sig

the torture that took place inside a chicago police station. "america tonight"s lisa fletcher with a victim forced to confess, free. >> reporter: what does that say? >> i'm a free man. on paper, that i was innocent of this case. innocent. [ ♪♪ ] >>> thanks for joining us. i'm joie chen. >> when we think of torture chambers, medieval dungens, abu ghraib, maybe, comes to line, not a police department in a big city where victims say decades of vicious abuse, outright torture took place. on chicago's south side the presinct was known as the house of screams, where lisa fletcher found one of the darkest chapters took place. survivors told you the tale. it uses racial abusive language that you would not normally here on tv, but it will help with the terror that took place. >> reporter: ronald kitchener words. >> we have ways of making so >>> he police. >> he said i'll use a big old knif stick and beat the [ bleep ] out of it. so i'm sitting there, and as he's telling me, telling me you did this. we know you did this. >> reporter: this was a highly pu

a grenade was thrown into a police station on monday. lice have begun checking everyone entering police station. but the numbers aren't that big. many say they are scared. even if they support the ruling party. most opposition parties boycotted the parliament area poll saying violence and intimidation have made it difficult for them to campaign. >> unfortunately, any time that he is challenged it resorts to rye lens. he says these were. kill them. shoot on them and people have been killed. >> ruling party officials den the always saying they can't understand why some people want to postpone the vote. the african union has done something it normally doesn't do. it says it won't recognize these elections. it didn't even say election of others. they are trying distance themselves. the presidential elections are said to happen on july 15th, despite a limit of presidential terms. as he rides off into the distance, his people are bracing himself for another potentially contentious battle. >> french police have detained two executives from the p

my personal condolences to the family that suffered really, really devastating loss and to the police station or police department that was and the firefighters and every parent in san francisco to think about you know how our traffic impacts our daily lives and just a reminder that the stiff stuff we are doing here is really important and anytime i walk into the room i start a confidence how many people raise their hands if you've been involved or knows someone that was involved in a traffic crash i say 75 percent of the people in the room raise their hands these are unavoidable things we're working every angle you're a critical part of that as we move forward into the next year walk sf and the bike coalition we're asking for a app to make the citation reports series easier to police officers don't have to have handwritten citations and where the citations are happening that's been a major you know level of certainly something we're interested in we haven't been able to have a handwritten citation report last year, we supported the department of public health request for an epidemiologist th

." >> so, of course, detective brooks invited jack down to the police station. just maybe this mystery would have a quick, if very disturbing, solution. >>> coming up -- a young girl makes a troubling accusation that divides a family. >> oh, my god. could this have possibly happened? >> but was that the motive for murder? was it even true? when "dateline" continues. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >> it's an unpleasant thing to think about. parents murdering their own children. but it happens. it's an old story, frankly. some awful glitch, perhaps, in the human recipe. had it happened here, in jonesboro? suspicion fell quickly on marc's dad jack despain. michelle's mom heard about it when she called to tell a relative that marc was dead. >> "somebody's murdered marc." and he was like, "oh, my god." he said, "have they found jack despain?" >> he thought right away it was jack. >> uh-huh. >> because any

my research has indicated that they were actually were taken to a police station and then not booked ken to a forest and shot dead. >> the police had a great liking of the forests. they would often take people out there in order to shoot them. >> philip alston is the author of a united nations report on extra judicial killings in kenya. it followed hundreds of deaths after elections in 2007. his investigation delivered a damning inditment of the kenyan police. >> they were not what one might call discriminating. a lot of the killings were simply casual, accidental as it were. someone that you arrest, someone who won't pay a bribe, someone who gets in the way of a cop who's running a bar or something like that. just dispose of the people. >> he found that the police would frequently respond with unlawful force. >> the conclusion i reached was that killing was widespread, that it was basically part of the way in which the police force operated, that it wasn't just tolerated by the senior police but directed by them. >> the un investigation did little to change the culture of the police

a vta bus driver tipped off police who arrested the suspect at the bus station 59 minutes later. police say parents need to be vigilant at all times, even at seemingly safe places like the library. >> you just never know even in the nicest of neighborhoods, which i would argue that milpitas is there is still a potential there. parents in particular of young children have to be exceedingly safe. >> reporter: police have not shared whether the suspect, alfonso eddington, has any prior police record. live in milpitas chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much chuck. find more on the story on our nbc bay area app. there, you can watch the entire news conference with police. you can also get the latest news on our facebook and twitter feeds. >>> just in an arrest involving the so-called clean-cut been a eddie debt. fbi agents caught one 48-year-old darius gilbert at a los angeles hotel today. he is suspected of hitting up at least seven banks here in san francisco and antioch since late march. now the fbi belives gilbert is linked to two new robberies as well. he is expecte

i'm officer torres representing the police station we're in full support of this application and recommended approval outreaching i've had xerjs jim they operate a responsible business it is a clean outstanding routine and hotel. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> actually any public comment? public comment on this restaurant >> i don't see any public comment is closed commissioners. >> i move to expand approve. >> with the police conditions and second. >> can i do same house, same call? >> yes. all right. >> the motion passes. >> like a step. >> so this is a point to expand staff that i think we've had this discussion about new llps and the folks not in the business to expand have a cheat sheet to expand consider as you're developing our llp location of speakers and what kinds of live music's forms versus you know jazz band both types of things we talk about new llps can benefit from a cheat sheet. >> we talked about this and up commissioner frost was the only one there a videotape of the workshop we went into depth on the website definitely on the night life website on ours two for s

but with protests in egypt we had groups on the street that were to take men to police stations women from any instance because unfortunately over a very male-dominated public space it pushed some men to go out there and fight in the face of women who had broken it down. but these groups without to extricate women from the assaults. you had activist reusing incredibly provocative and controversial ways to address their bodies one was a young woman who was caught nude in her parents' living room of who owns my body. we also hear the word consent who owns my body? the family has the right to cut my a genitals but other than to control my sexuality but with a religious or social pressure who owns my body through the virginity test so to pose nude in her living room she said i own my body but this was in her parents' living room to show that she had that saucepot and to have examples of a visual artist to speak out against domestic violence and the hypocrisy of a lebanese athletes to begin to ask the question a woman's body that would prichard where she had a black guy? they are involved

>>terisa estacio: he opened fire outside of a police station right now police have the suspects of aroundn they shot at him and in the last hour we have learned of that he is indeed deceased this video from the stuff of a shoot out early this morning of the gunman is in a van and rammed a police car you can hear the gunshots and the background the ban takes off with police giving chase with the same were bag filled with explosive and that led police on a wild chase in a nearby town after a brief standoff the sniper shot the engine block and then they shot the gunman after negotiations broke, right now please do not want to go near the area because they are still very concerned about what could be inside of the vehicle here is a look of some of the damage to happen during the shootout with police and civil police cars and windows with a bullet holes in them police are claiming to not give the name of the suspect right now there are no reports of any injuries we will keep you updated as the situation develops on this as well of the motive in this case or also attracting the hot we can weath

ed lee give them a hand the little dragon that's my name someone instrumental in turning this police stationisor and olsen lee is he here he's on vacation i'll mention hills name and thank you to any staff (calling names). >> at a time there was a gap and john of the san francisco mta is in the house and we solve you know displacement issues it is perfect here and kay hill is there the contractor i don't see chuck he's highland we're going to bug him for ticket okay always we wanted to thank chuck and mike and rob and jim and mark and pedro and stephanie thank you all from kay hill a quick hand and solomon thank you steven and ann here we go our financial people right on the list; right? we know p want to thank first of all the wonderful staff dedicated if chinatown stand up and make in some noise thank you so much your baby thank you for you're going to take over one of the companies in the housing and development staff gorgeous so many people and the full-time maintenance that be here shawn the man and full-time property management and a lot of love we want to thank our financial partners

he drove up in a heavily armored van, shot at the police station and led police on a chase. a police sniper shot and killed him in restaurant parking lot high pressure. his father said he blamed police for losing custody of his son. >>> it may not be summer just yet but it felt like it today and tonight. nbc 10 was where the crowds were out despite the warmth. we're tracking some other changes in your forecast. brittney shipp is here to explain it all. >> that's right. as we head into our overnight hours we'll continue to see our clouds increasing. that will set us up for a mostly cloudy sunday. we're going to stay dry throughout your sunday morning. changes on the way as we head into your sunday afternoon. mid-70s by the time we wake up at 9:00 a.m. one thing i want to point out is closer to 5:00 p.m. is when we'll see the scattered showers. we start to track the possibility of thunderstorms. #;r(9t's going to stretch from the poconos down to the lehigh valley. it's going to continue once it starts at 8:00. even on and off heading into your monday morning. now we even have

. >> state police hamilton station, flags flew at half staff machine to honor fallen trooper anthony raspa. he died on duty at day morning after hitting a deer and striking a tree on 195 scary situation many drivers can understand. >> they come out it is quick faster then you think dart across the the road. >> reporter: jonathan morris says he damage three cars from deer crashes. >> tore the whole front side of it off and my whole fender, everything was gone. >> reporter: a according to the insurance institute nationwide there are 1.6 million deer related crashes each year resulting in 200 deaths and tens of thousands of injuries. one of the most dangerous time is mating season october through december, triple a says drivers always need to be ready. >> some simple things motorist should do is obviously be alert which means eliminating

example fast food grocery stores corner stores food struck trucks for the homeless population police stations hospitals none of these are required to have bathrooms for their patrons muni doesn't require they have restrooms in there and they service hundreds of thousands of people the safety issue is a big one as the previous speaker has mentioned being in business since 79 there is a tremendous drug use i have had someone die from a heroin overdose in my bathroom feceses on the wall and parts being stolen thank you i wish you oppose it. >> thank you, next speaker. >> my name is johnson i have been reading about this drug addicts and what they have been doing with the bathroom situation and what they have been doing with police control and it has not gotten better it's gotten worse. this organization [inaudible] that has a point that we need to you know try to straighten this all out and to clean all of these bathrooms up in right manners or not prevent the spray i had already put on 2006 my problem they want me to pay a bill but i don't have the means to do it. but still they do a job like t

there is one department of real estate parcel which is the former south east police station, 5 parcels under the jurisdiction of public works. they are left over of the public right of way and one rec and park policyal. on june 19, 2015 the board of supervisors unanimously approved the resolution of the cities first green benefit district. this initiated the ballot process which were sent out june 12. of the 7 parcels under the jurisdiction of the board of supervisors the adoption of the resolution will allow for the mayor to cast votes in the affirmative for the 7 city parcels within the green benefit district. >> is that it? >> that's it >> perfect. short and sweet and to the point. thank you for the presentation. let's take public comment on the item? seeing there is no member of the public to comment public comment is closed. colleagues do you have questions? seeing no questions-supervisor kim made a motion to move forward with a positive recommendation and second by supervisor wiener. the motion passes unanimously. madam clerk will you call item 2 >> resolution authraising [inaudi

they spent the majority of the day here at the milpitas police station recovering and they are still inside there right now. police say this day could have gone much differently if not for a heroic bus driver. police got a call around 10:30 a.m. about a missing 3-year-old boy at the milpitas library. police say someone at the library saw a man who was wearing a hoodie leaving the library with the child. according to milpitas police, a breakthrough came when a valley transportation authority bus driver gave them a call. the bus driver said he believed the suspect and child were on his bus headed to the fremont bart station. fremont police got there first and waited for the bus to stop. police said the child was in the suspect's arms as he got off the bus. and after a brief struggle, the man was arrested and the child recovered. >> the bus driver is a hero absolute hero. and i credit the valley transit authority for receiving the information from us quickly disseminating that to their bus drivers in the field. >> reporter: police say the 23- year-old pittsburg resident alfonso eddington

they say the radio and tv station was destroyed by police officers. eans also being at the risk every day to be killed at any time. the station was close to the shooting between rival arms during the attempted coup in may, some officials accuse local independent journalists of inciting opposition members to protests against the third term bid. it is now relatively calm but you can can still see the battle scars. >> that's the radio station that was destroyed the police aren't allowing anybody inside, some have left the country, others are in hiding. >> government says things are different now and that journalists shouldn't be afraid. >> we really want with to let everybody know that the government is ready. to allow to do their job as they used to do we with continue to believe that this is a country can for all of it's citizens includes journalists. other independent media houses were with targeted before and after the failed coupe. most people especially in the president's strong hold can only access from the state's media. independent journalists sa

you can meet a buyer or a seller in the parking lot of the rockville city police station. police are offering tips to make all transactions safer. >>> stay with us now. "news4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m. >> "news4 today" starts now. >> it is 5:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we are staying on top of two big stories starting with our heat wave. at 5:00 a.m. temperatures range between the high 60s and mid 70s. 77 already in washington, you can feel it, it's humid and muggy out there. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein with how far and how quickly those temperatures will climb today. >>> but we begin with breaking news on the roads, an accident at suitland parkway and firth sterling. melissa mollet has more. >> good morning. right now, again, this breaking news here in the district. still a problem there. suitland parkway at firth sterling avenue. right now police are pushing you on to firth sterling there. you can take a right and get

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he reportedly walked into a police station accompanied by two lawyers. he has been on the most wanted list. he believed to have escaped the raid because he was out of his room having breakfast when fbi agents arrived. on monday the president of the international committee urged fifa to clean up it's act on the two day meeting in switzerland, the main purpose of the i.o. c. meeting was to hear the presentations from the two cities aiming to heed the 2022 winter olympics. ahead of the vote at the end of jump. they were given 45 minutes to present their case to i.o.c. members behind closed doors. beijing has been criticized. although they are confident of their financial position. >> it is easy, we have money. we have money i would like to end speed bumps it for sport i would like to bring it to the world society. this is a clear answer it is easy to say the f you have money you have money if you don't have money you do enter have to say. >> we have a very comprehensive plan, as a combination of a perfect temperatures auto supply and reliable snow making ab