has done is spark debate we find out, we found out that had been ongoing between the local police officers union and prison department on where people can park when they come up here. he is 26 year-old jamal bennet , according to police he was released from the curan fromhold correctional facility yesterday, they say he didn't even make it off the property, before committing yet another crime. last night, police say he set his sights on a corrections officer and, finishing up a shift trying to get to his car philadelphia prison commissioner blanch carney briefed us this afternoon. she said officer under attack was 27 year veteran michael m erittay that bennet was trying to steel his car. while being pummeled he was able to grab his gun. police say meritay may have saved his life by shooting bennet in the chest. >> at that point correctional staff responded, the police responded, and medics responded. >> and good news is he will be okay, but this has been brought to the forefront an ongoing issue between local co 's union and philadelphia prisons department, that is inmate, their families and gue

police are investigating a suspicious death. it happened wednesday night on post street near union square. police found an unconscious man who died at the scene. the victim -- identified as 31- year-old andrew emmett -- had injuries that were consistent with a homicide. investigators say the evidence led them to petaluma where they detained three people of interest. emmett's exact cause of death is unknown. ( darya ) in san jose... new allegations of sexual abuse at an all girls catholic school have surfaced. this after a former student came forward to share her story of abuse. catherne leehane says when she was a student at presentation high school in 19-91... she was sexually abused by her teacher... and she wasn't the only one. after leehane and a classmate went public with their stories... 18 other former students revealed they went through the same thing... accusing at least eight teachers and staff members.

police patrolling the union landing shopping center in union city... saw a u-haul van... rked across a handicapped spot...with no handicap placard. a woman and a infant were in the front seat. officers determined the van was stolen. police arrested 27-year-old jerry matthews. he is being charged with possessing a stolen vehicle... he was also arrested for the felony warrant. ( james ) for the second time in a month... 49ers linebacker reuben foster has been arrested. this time it was in los gatos on domestic violence charges... possessing an assault weapon... and making threats. the 2017 first round draft pick posted bail yesterday afternoon. it is still not clear what lead to this arrest. he was also arrested back on january 12th on marijuana charges in alabama. the 49ers released a statement saying they are aware of the arrest and are gathering more information. ( james ) a classic car catches fire after it is hit by a train in atherton. it happened saturday night... at the railroad crossing at fairoaks lane. firefighters rushed to put out the fire. one that was burning

the city, 3299, shows a union worker clashing with police along bancroft way. and union representative tells ktvu the protester was demonstrating peacefully and he was tackled to the ground by uc police. officials say the protester was detained after he threw a sign at an occupied vehicle. police say when it officer tried to detain the suspect he became noncooperative, and resistant. several officers were then needed to take the man into custody. also today demonstrators chanted and held signs. the statewide protest was organized by asked me local 3299. the union represents about 25,000 employees in the uc system. workers include pharmacy tech missions, custodians and security workers. the union has been in negotiations with uc representatives for more than a year. >>> a four page memo is setting up a clash between the president and his own justice department. president trump is expected to allow the release of a controversial memo by california congressman devin nunez as soon as tomorrow. it allegedly shows and proper use of surveillance by the fbi against the

police are investigating a suspicious death. it happened wednesday night on post street near union square. ce found an unconscious man who died at the scene. the victim -- identified as 31- year-old andrew emmett -- had injuries that were consistent with a homicide. investigators say the evidence led them to petaluma where they detained three people of interest. emmett's exact cause of death is unknown. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... the 49ers and jimmy garoppolo make history. the record breaking deal the niners have with their new quarterback. (robin) plus... a north bay family is asking for help finding a missing loved one. details on where the man was last seen. (robin) and after the break... see the steps one bay area city is taking to stop human trafficking in the east bay. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:little change is expected today. slight cooling is forecast over the weekend, but temperatures will remain warmer than normal. locally windy conditions are also expected thi

police union leaders have pushed for officers to carry tasers for several years. >>> a family is now in mourning after a missing dog was found dead with his legs tied with rope. rex ran away from his home in vacaville. police found him dead on thursday. rex's family said someone had tied his feet and threw him out of a window while driving on the freeway. police are looking for a suspect but have not released any details. >>> after nearly three weeks, a chp officer who was hit by a suspected drunk driver is out of the hospital. contra costa county chp tweeted video of the officer leaving the hospital in walnut creek yesterday. his legs were crushed in that crash. since then, lendway has had multiple surgeries and undergone what his colleagues call a grueling physical therapy schedule. he hopes to make a full recovery and return back to work. >>> last february at this time there was rain pounding down in the santa cruz mountains. what a difference a year makes. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo shows us how this weekend's warm weather has moet merchants and people smiling. >> reporter

the inmate is expected to survive his injuries, and you heard police mention that the corrections officer used a personal firearm. his union said he did have a license to carry. meantime, that inmate has a long history with philadelphia police in custody at least seven times since 2011. live in holmesburg, nbc 10 news. >>> a the pennsylvania supreme court ordered a new map. a 13-5 advantage is held even though the state has more registered democrats. here's a look at the new map under consideration. it splits fewer districts than before if governor willing, a democrat does not approve a new map by next thursday, the high court will come up with one of its own. >>> this morning philadelphia police are apologizing after buses loaded with officers literally blocked views of the super bowl parade. three buses pulled up just as the eagles bus was pulling up on thursday. here's a little bit more cell phone video of the incident. police worked the parade route appear to be confused. at one point the crowd started chanting move the bus. they t fans said the moment was practically ruined that they'd been waiting for. >> waiting so

police patrolling the union landing shopping center in union city... saw a u-haul van... parked across a handicapped spot...with no handicap placard. a woman and a infant were in the front seat. officers determined the van was stolen. police arrested jerry matthews. he is being charged with possessing a stolen vehicle... he was also arrested for the felony warrant. ( darya ) for the second time in a month... 49ers linebacker reuben foster has been arrested. this time it was in los gatos on domestic violence charges... possessing an assault weapon... and making threats. the 2017 first round draft pick posted bail yesterday afternoon. it is still not clear what lead to this arrest. he was also arrested back on january 12th on marijuana charges in alabama. the 49ers released a statement saying they are aware of the arrest and are gathering more information. ( darya ) police arrest a man for throwing a dog over a balcony... killing that dog. san francisco police say... wakeen best... broke into a car on the seventh floor of a parking garage on sutter and stockton street on sat

berkeley police officers at a union workers rally on campus today. watch. >> officer, what are you doing? officer, what are you doing? >> a statement from u.c. berkeley claims the man, a cafeteria cook named david cole, threw his sign at a moving vehicle before resisting arrest. but union said cole was peacefully protesting, calling the incident an assault. >> it's news that students and teachers have been dreading. new at elementary schools are going to shut down. a special committee has declared that del roebl minor and glider will close after this school year. they are in the oak grove school district, which is seeing a decline in enrollment over the last decade. the school board will now start making plans to move students and staff to other locations. >> here's a heads up to follow the rules. chp officers today ticketed 124 motorists for car pool violations. the agency's oakland office tweeted this photo of officers citing one of those offenders during this morning's commute. the crackdown was prompted after an online survey showed bay area resi

." >>> at 4:35, union city police are looking for this man who they say has a diminished mental capacity. 35-year-old eric aiken is 6 feet tall, he was last seen wearing cutoff jeans without a shirt. he has been reported missing several times before. >>> people who say corporate buses in san francisco do not mix plan to air their frustration in the morning commute today. a protest is planned in san francisco against the growing tech and bus phenomenon. those buses transport workers to and from silicon valley. even though the city now has a deal in place with companies and bus operators, opponents say the system needs fixing. protesters plan to gather at one of the busier tech bus stops near noel valley. >> beer efficientian dose will be waiting in line to down one of the world's most prized beers. the nextózk two weeks starting today the russian river brewing company will lease it's triple ipa and it only has that day's allotment until it runs out. the wait in line can take up to eight hours. folks bundle up out there. although we are told there are special off site locations that do ha

police patrolling the union landing shopping center in union city... spotted a u-haul van...arked diagonally across a handicapped spot...with no handicap placard. a woman and a infant were in the front seat. officers determined the van was stolen. minutes later... witnesses told officers a man was running from the nearby lucky supermarket. police caught the suspect... 27-year-old jerry matthews. he was arrested on suspicion of possessing a stolen vehicle...and for the felony warrant. (j.r.) for the second time in a month...49ers linebacker reuben foster has been arrested. this time it was in los gatos on domestic violence charges, possessing an assault weapon, and making threats. the 2017 first round draft pick was being held on a 75-thousand dollar bail this afternoon. that money appears to have been posted tonight as well. the circumstances here are unclear but this is certainly not foster's first run in with the law. he was arrested on january 12th on marijuana charges in alabama. he also had a past run in with a hotel worker in indianapolis during an nfl draft evaluation.

berkeley police officers at a union workers rally on campus today. watch. >> officer, what are you doing? officer, what are you doing? >> a statement from u.c. berkeley claims the man, a cafeteria cook named david cole, threw his sign at a moving vehicle before resisting arrest. but union said cole was peacefully protesting, calling the incident an assault. >> it's news that students and teachers have been dreading. new at 11:00, three san jose elementary schools are going to shut down. a special committee has declared that del roebl minor and glider will close after this school year. they are in the oak grove school district, which is seeing a decline in enrollment over the last decade. the school board will now start making plans to move students and staff to other locations. >> here's a heads up to follow the rules. chp officers today ticketed 124 motorists for car pool violations. the agency's oakland office tweeted this photo of officers citing one of those offenders during this morning's commute. the crackdown was prompted after an online surve

. >>> three people were detained in connection with a homicide near san francisco's union square. police say 31-year-old andrew emmett was killed wednesday night on post street. the investigation led authorities to a home in petaluma. that's where police took the trio into custody. their names have not been released and no word on a motive. >>> the suspect shot in a confrontation with police in antioch has died. police say 40-year-old lloyd harris was a dangerous fugitive wanted in connection with a recent felony assault. he was also a person of interest in a previous homicide investigation. police spotted harris near the 76 gas station in antioch. they say when they tried to take him into custody, he resisted. that's when one officer opened fire. harris was taken to the hospital where he later died. police also recovered a bb gun from the scene. >>> a california lawmaker who championed women's rights in the me too campaign is now accused of groping. veronica de la cruz is following this story. >> that's right, allen. assemblywoman cristina garcia was named as time magazine's silence bre

it had all taken place in a busy part of san francisco in the union square area. san francisco policerrested 35-year-old joaquin best in connection to all of this. he allegedly threw that four-year-old chihuahua off the seventh floor of the sutter stockton garage right here in the union square area. now, that four-year-old black chihuahua went by the name of dunky, that's the information we are getting from san francisco police and they say that officers responded on saturday to the 400 block of stockton for dead dog. now, the victim returned to the location to find their dog in the hands of another person. the victim thought the dog got out of the car and fell from the seventh floor of that garage but police found a trail of evidence showing that the dog was thrown off of the ledge by the suspect. they say that the evidence including video and audio from a nearby dash camera. that suspect was eventually located and arrested the next day on sunday near polk and bush streets. the suspect faces several charges including animal cruelty, grand theft and burglary and while an arrest was ma

the measure was put together by the group safe neighborhoods for all and was backed by the police officers unionved it would allow department to get tasers for every officer as early as august. supporters said they don't want to wait until december which was the date set by the police commission when it approved the use of tasers last year. >>> sunday video released of an undercover san francisco police officer being struck by a car several people are now under arrest. as the officer is recovering at home from his injuries. one suspect running over the officer twice. amber lee explains how the surveillance video helped capture three men now accused of attempted homicide. >> reporter: the suspect vehicle a black and vanity backs up alongside an suv and a suspect in a white hoodie gets out followed by a second suspect and one of them removed the bag taken from the back of the suv and get into the car. the suspect driver moves forward. officers who were in the area on auto burglary detail see the crime in progress and one officer on a bicycle approaches the suspect who was still by the suv. >> you

for example, when teachers unions or when firefighters or police unions collectively bargain, even ane a member of that union because they bargain for hire wages, better healthcare, they get those benefits so they can't be free riders of that system. steve: matt, why is he wrong? >> we have the first amendment in this country there is free speech and freedom of association. so, these are this case relates to public sector unions and relates to the 22 states that are not right-to-work states. relates to 5 million such workers. and the issue is do you entirely give up your first amendment and free association rights just because you work in the public sector in one of those states? i think that's the argument the plaintiff is making. if the union is doing something or saying something that they disagree with whether it's lobbying or political contributions or whether a negotiation with the government. if you disagree with that you are being compelled to be a part of that union and to subsidize that activity. steve: that's right. michael, matt just mentioned lobbying, pretty much 9% of a

he said a custom union would be a sell out. policeice have confirmed they do not expect to find other survivors. challenging an existing offer. let us have a look at the sport now. they will try to get ‘s —— get the better of champion opposition when they host sheffield wednesday later. that swansea manager ten days ago held the top—flight team to a goalless score. a place in the quarterfinals against tottenham rochdale is the prize. that game is live tonight. tottenham are likely to request that some of their opening premier league matches are away fixtures as they finish building their new ground. spurs have been playing their new matches at the new tottenham hotspur stadium which is due to be on course for finishing this summer. there is a contingency plan in case of hold—ups. neil lennon has received two charges from the scottish fa following saturday's drawer rack harmonic. he reacted angrily when the referee awarded come on at the penalty which led to their equaliser. he was sent to the stands and set the standard was mickey mou

arrangements so that there can be close cooperation between the forces for security and the police inside the european union and the united kingdom so she's asking for a special relationship perhaps this is the beginning of some of her negotiating tactics we'll see on the economic front as well. united kingdom and the government want another special relationship just as much on the economic front as they do on security front but the security issue is very very clear as we all know deep seated political ideology. of a very close relationship with the united kingdom all right david thank you very much for that that is our correspondent joining us live from munich where we've just heard from prime minister. addressing that munich security conference well that does it for this al-jazeera news hour but i will be back in just a couple of minutes with another full news bulletin thank you very much for watching. the sky should be no borders up here was only horizons when as an airline we don't believe in boundaries we believe in bringing people together the world's better that way. it is a rowing football of us to

police patrolling the union landing shopping center in union city... spotted a u-haul van...arked diagonally across a handicapped spot...with no handicap placard. a woman and a infant were in the front seat. officers determined the van was stolen. minutes later... witnesses told officers a man was running from the nearby lucky supermarket. police caught the suspect... 27-year-old jerry matthews. he was arrested on suspicion of possessing a stolen vehicle...and for the felony warrant. (justine) new tonight at 8. three people suspected of breaking into cars in the south bay...ended up in police custody in san francisco...afte r leading officers on a chase from cupertino all the way up to the city.(jrstone) before officers caught them, police say the suspects were speeding up highway 101 and through san francisco streets. (jrstone) kron four's spencer blake picks up the story live at dolores park, where people say the car made quite a commotion this morning. spencer? (spencer)(live)i spoke with a homeless man who was inside his tent right here on 18th this morning...and he heard

steve: wouldn't we rather see him in the police union unitarunionuniform than a unita going to be hot i heard that brian's daughter is coming in today on "fox & friends." maybe he will do some kle cleas with her. brian: more of a soccer player not much of a dancer it runs in the family. janice: maybe she can help me with weather. multitalentetalented family. we have this cold front that's going to bring not only the potential for heavy rain, freezing rain, sleet, and the potential for snow, but it is going to stall out and going to bring the potential for days of rain, unfortunately across the mississippi, ohio, and tennessee river valley. we will see if new york gets up to 70 degrees. i don't know if we're going to but it's going to be warm. it's going to be record warm across the east coast. brian: i say 72. steve: 72 in central park. brian brian if we do pass it, we should all get medals or trophies as a country. ainsley: i will go with 70, you will go with 68? janice: are we going to see brian doing cleas? brian: not a dancing family. ainsley: that will make it better. steve: demo

police are investigating a suspicious death near union square. it happened wednesday night on post street. police found an unconscious man who died at the scene. the victim is identified as 31-year-old andrew emmett. detectives say he had injuries that were consistent with a homicide. investigators say the evidence led them to petaluma where they detained three people of interest. emmett's exact cause of death is unknown. ( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 weekend news ...bart is launching a new campaign asking riders to mind their manners while on board. ( marty )plus ... a proposed state law that would prevent some kids from playing tackle football.we'll hear from those on both sides of the issue. ( marty ) and the c-d-c says the fight against the flu is not over.coming up ... where the bay area stands in the fight. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodi

the national association of police organization has endorsed my amendment. the international union of police association, a division of the afl-cio has endorsed my amendment. federal law enforcement officers association have endorsed my amendment. now, would these groups endorse a bill that imposed an unworkable burden on their own members? i rather doubt it. i think, actually, they understand this amendment just encourages local law enforcement to share information with the department of homeland security and in some cases to temporarily and briefly hold people in custody until the department of homeland security can get there. so, mr. president, this is a bipartisan amendment. in 2016 when the senate voted on this very same amendment in the form of a free-standing bill, it received a majority and it had bipartisan support. unfortunately, a minority filibustered it and blocked it. but the fact is, it is a bipartisan piece of legislation with majority support. so i don't think it should even be controversial. i think we'll have a vote on this relatively soon in the coming days. and