rob davis/ jefe del depto.j sj" pero si hay personas en la comunidad que conoce a estas personas estamos buscando a victimas, talvez hay mas victimas ahi en la comunidad y queremos saber entonces si ustedes pueden darnos informacion, hay que llamar o comunicarnos por medio de cyber tip line.com." line.com." en conferencia de prensa esta maÑana, el jefe davis, aprovecho para enviar un mensaje a la comunidad en relacion a este grave crimen. rob davis/ jefe del depto. de poÍcia de sj sj " bueno hay que averiguar lo que esta pasando con sus hijos por supuesto, si ellos estan haciendo algo que no deben con el computador pero hay que darse cuenta de que hay personas que estan tratando de sacar fotos de los chicosasi, y tambien hay personas que estan compartiendo este tipo de dibujos. " " la investigacion continua puesto que hay otras 2 personas mas que la policia esta buscando con relacion a esta operacion donde tambien el fbi estuvo involucrado. mas recortes esta noche.--- 2 estaciones de bomberos de la ciudad de va

aÑos estuvo en el departamento de policia de san jose, y en los 6 ultimos como jefe de este. ---- rob daviso hoy su retiro. ---hasta ahora, davis ha expresado oficialmente como se siente a traves de un comunicado de prensa, diciendo que el realmente ama esta organizacion y esta ciudad a la cual llama "su hogar" desde los 12 aÑos de edad.---- y que aunque estaba muy contento por las nuevas oportunidades y "aventuras' (asi dijo) que experimentaÁ a nivel familiar, tenia muy claro que no habra nada que signifique mas para el que haber servido como jefe del departamento en san jose.---davis marco su puesto con progresos y controversias.---bajo su liderazgo, se implemenÓ que todos los carros de policia tuvieran camaras, y que existiera una base de datos sobre crimenes en internet. ---- esto dijo el jefe en su momento que era para que hubiera transparencia entre los oficiales y la comunidad. ---fue de los primeros en permitir a sus policias usar pistolas electricas o tasers. segun la ciudad, con esto, se disminuyeron lesiones a sospechosos y oficiales. ---pero tambien a traves de los aÑos, el jefe

. >>> san jose police chief rob davis plans to retire in october. chief davis making that announcement yesterday. the 53-year-old has been police chief for the past six years and served on the san jose pd for a total of 30. that means he can retire with a 90% pension. he told cbs 5's len ramirez he is stepping down with mixed emotions. >> i have been with san jose since i was 12. this is my home. so, yeah, it's a lot of mixed emotions going through me right now in terms of, you know, walking away from the full time relationship which i have with this place. but this is like family. >> some civil rights groups criticized davis in recent years with allegations of aggressive tactics and racial profiling by some officers but days of also made san jose the first major city in the nation to post detailed crime data on the internet. he was also one of the first police chiefs to issue tasers to all officers. >>> san francisco's police officer has a new way to deal with nonviolent crime have civilians deal with the problems. the police chief is going to save

---"rob davis" ha estado a cargo de esta agencia del orden por seis aÑos, y ha trabajado para el departamentotio en la primera agencia del orden de la nacÓn en poner sus archivos en la internet, y tambÉn en adoptar el uso de las armas de descarga eÉctrica.---sin embargo, "davis" tambÉn fue criticado por el alto Úmero de latinos arrestados en san joÉ por estar borrachos en la Ía Ública. enseguida en noticias univision 14...--hablaremos de los avances en la proteccion a las personas con capacidades diferentes.---...algunos eventos para celebrar el bicentenario de la independencia de mexico. ---hasta el 12 de agosto podra disfrutar de las películas de la Época de oro" del cine mexicano en diversos lugares en el area de la bahia.---para más ---hace dos decadas, millones de estadounidenses que tenian algun tipo de discapacidad enfrentaban serios problemas para superarse... pero gracias a una ley que rige desde hace 20 a#os, el panorama ha cambiado para este sector de la poblacion,---"ramon adame" nos habla de esto... ramon buenas noches. el acta que protege los derechos de los estadounideses con d

el jefe davis, aprovecho para enviar un mensaje a la comunidad en relacion a este grave crimen. 7 rob davis depto. de poÍcia de sj sj " bueno hay que averiguar lo que esta pasando con sus hijos por supuesto, si ellos estan haciendo algo que no deben con el computador pero hay que darse cuenta de que hay personas que estan tratando de sacar fotos de los chicosasi, y tambien hay personas que estan compartiendo este tipo de dibujos. " " la investigacion continua puesto que hay otras 2 personas mas que la policia esta buscando con relacion a esta operacion donde tambien el fbi estuvo involucrado. ---en mayo el presidente barack obama anuncio el envio de mas de mil elementos de la guardia nacional a la frontera con mexico ---hoy la administracion federal se prepara para el envio del personal militar.---juany bazan nos da detalles de la mision en el siguiente reporte. =juany baÁn= n=la llegada de los mil 200 elementos de la guardia nacional a la frontera con mexico, ya tiene fecha sera a partir del primero de agostou mision apoyar a las agencias de proteccion fronteria fronteriza :es importante r

. >> and cheap rob davis. and that it is a surprise that he is jest chief. with 30 years on the force and a comes as a surprise because six months ago is a ffinalist. and he leaves controversies, accomplishments, and he made the police moral to the public and crime statistics, with body cameras on police of civic and accord the relationship. hollow, the controversies have been subsided in the years with racial profiling of latinos. and also with too aggressive with the minorities, and over use of tasers. he had 100 days left in office. before he steps down. the san jose police will do a nationwide search to do a huge replacement. and he says there will not have much trouble to smooth and over with the latin community, and he is stepping down as police chief. and reporting live in craig sklar, he is retiring in 100 days. >> an oakland police, that they did not do enough of the meserle trial. downtown businesses had windows smashed and merchandise stolen. kate thompson is like an oakland, kate. we understand the assistant chief is there with questions? >> abso

rob davis has retired after seven years on the job he will step down and a hundred days from now or afterotal of three years on the force. davis has a course in a controversial figure with critics saying he has been turned up to the minority community and this department has been too aggressive he points to a crime statistics and says if you think about it he has added to apologize for. >> 150,000 more of incidents that when i started there we got a hundred and 25 is your officers, you can see that simply being able to deliver services in the current economic. so there will be critics to say it was controversy look, there is not a chief in this country who is in dealing with those kinds of issues. so the question for us is our response that we responsum well, we take the high road and be as professional as we can be. >> nationwide search will be conducted to find davises replacement. new for you this morning as if it does it please the provinces lounging a pilot program to use civilians to investigate certain crimes as that piece chief george has grown skin or the idea as part of the six

. >>> san jose police chief rob davis announced today he will retire in october. davis said he's leaving with mixed emotions. the department saw both progressive initiatives and controversy under davis' leadership. it was the first major police department in the country to make crime data available online. it was also one of the first to issue stun guns. however, civil rights groups have criticized san jose police for aggressive tactics and alleged racial profiling of latinos. >>> san francisco police will soon start training civilians for routine police, are -- for routine police work. it's part of a pilot program that gorge gascon has come up with. 15 responders will be trained to respond to non-violent crimes and simple evidence collection. gascon says that would free up police officers to focus ton violent crimes and crimes in progress. >> properly trained and have an interest from the field, i think it would be -- interest in the field, i think it would be all right. but definitely non-violent crimes only. >> the police union opposes the pilot program schedul

. >> san jose police chief rob davis is calling it quits after 30 years with the department. he said the decision to leave is not easy. he said he is ready to officer advice to the next chief. >> this is about people. you know, the 1 million-plus residents who exist in the city of san jose are not statistics. you've got to get out there and rub shoulders with the community. i myself attended over 1,400 face to face meetings with community members during that seven of year tenure as chief. you've got to get to know them. if you don't, they are going to become statistics to you. >> davis spent six years as chief of police. under his leadership, the department made great leaps in crime technology. however, it has come under fire for its relationship with the community. davis will leave at the end of october and city leaders hope to have a replacement by then. >> the concord grandfather blamed in the pit bull attack that killed his stepgrandchild is facing felony charges. the boy was mauled last week when he walked into the garage where the three dogs were being kept. hiashi told

santa fe police chief, rob davis said he made the decision with a great deal of mixed emotions. he worked for the san jose police department for 30 years and became police chief in 2004. under his leadership the police department made some great leaps in technology. last few years the department has come under fire for aggressive police tactics and allegations of racial profiling against latinos. the mayor had nothing but praise for davis this afternoon and issued this statement. he said -- i would like to thank chief davis for three decades of exemplary service to our community. he's done a great job for our community and i'm sorry to see him leave. davis will retire at the end of october. you can hear the interview at 6:00. >>> his pit bulls malled his step grandson and today, a concord man heard the charges against him prosecutors filed felony child endangerment charges. his 2-year-old step grandson was killed last thursday when he walked into the garage where the three pit bulls were being kept. he told the investigators the door to the garage was usually locked with a deadb

rob davis is stepping down in october. he has served six years. he has earned praise for deploying new technology like lapel cameras for officers and making information available online, but he has faced criticism for two high profile officer-involved shooting in the vietnamese community and excessive force from other minority groups. >> we have rolled up our sleeves and done the out reach to help them understand why we're doing what we're doing. >> he says he is not really going to run for political office. >> the owner of several pit bulls that killed his two-year-old stepson. he did not enter a plea during a court appearance but in a statement to the judge, he objected to a newly filed charge of felony child endangerment. >> if i did -- i watched the kids when i was home. >> three of his five pit bulls attacked the toddler after he wandered into the garage last thursday. he is charged with possession of a vicious animal. >>> governor swarzenegger says he may leave office without signing a budget. he told the los angeles chamber of commerce that

rob davis announced he is going to retire in october. he has been with the department for 30 years, the last six as chief, but he is not resident 4 ready to say good-bye to the city. >> i lived in san jose since i was 12, this is my home, so yeah, it's a lot of mixed emotions going threw me right now in terms of, you know, walking away from the full-time relationship that i have with this place. but this is like family. >> davis has been the target of some criticism over the past few years. civil rights groups have alleged racial profiling by his officers. some also questioned his dedication after he lost his bid to take over the dallas police department last ma. >>> richmond police are looking for someone who hopped in a car and drove off with a baby inside. that was stolen at carlson boulevard. police found the child a short time later about two miles away. the stolen car was abandoned two blocks away from that. an mac oh vick with more on the father's nightmare. >>> >> reporter: police are searching for fingerprints and clues to catch

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police chief rob davis announced today that he will retire in october. he has been with the department for 30 years. the last six as the chief. but he is not ready to say "good-bye" to the city. >> i have been here in san jose since i was 12, this is my home. yeah, a lot of mixed emotions since i was here, walking away from the full-time relationship i have with this place. this is like family. >> he has been the target of some criticism over the past few years. civil rights groups have alleged racial profiling by his officers. some also question his dedication after he lost his bid to take over the dallas police department in may. >>> whistle below we are web site that distributed an avalanche of documents about the war in afghanistan tonight says it is preparing to release 15,000 more, more than 91,000 documents were given to wikileaks.org. the site in turn puts 76,000 of them online. they are field reports from soldiers and officers involved in the fighting between january 2 by 4 and last december. now among the revelations the pakistan's intelligence

and and i would just like to thank them. >> reporter: steve rob davis started as a rookie back in 1980 served as chief since 2004. davis says he's most proud of helping the adopt the use of taser and to new technology. he's also dealt with criticism for alleged racial profiling and police tactics. he will collect the maximum benefit from the pension fund, 90% of his estimated $240,000 surgery. >>> the menlo park police department is getting closer to replacing its retired police chief. that job has been offered to brian robert. right now he's the commander in the citrus heights police department in the sacramento county. if robbers passes a background check, he could begin as september 7th with an annual salary of $179,000. >>> 8:18. in southern california, the city county in the blue collar los angeles suburb of bell voted to slash its own salaries by 90%. the council tried to head off a heated debate last night to cut their pay for their part-time jobs to about $8,000 a year. four of the five council members have been getting paid about $100,000 a year which really angered city resid

len ramirez talked with chief rob davis about his surprise announcement. >> these are emotions, theyt. >> reporter: san jose

. >> whether it's rob davis or any other chief, we're not always doing to agree on certain issues, especially discipline issues and policy and procedure issues. >> reporter: by retiring in 30 years of service, the chief will collect his entire pension fund, 90%. the chief's replacement will face tough budget realities. >> i think it's important that candidates know what the financial position of the city is. not only from their own pay perspective but from the reality of what they're going to have to manage once they get here. >> reporter: as for chief davis, he says he has no regrets. >> the city of san jose has treated me very well. i would just like to thank them for the opportunity to do the service i did. >> reporter: the city manager says she plans to hold public meetings to see what the people in the community want to see in the next police chief. as for chief davis, he says he's already getting propositions for a new job but he has not made any decisions. jana kastuyama. >>> there's word that minlow park will soon have a new police chief. today minlow park officials announced they've

. >> whether it's rob davis or any other chief, we're not always doing to agree on certain issues, especiallydiscipline issues and policy and procedure issues. >> reporter: by retiring in 30 years of service, the chief will collect his entire pension fund, 90%. the chief's replacement will face tough budget realities. >> i think it's important that candidates know what the financial position of the city is. not only from their own pay perspective but from the reality of what they're going to have to manage once they get here. >> reporter: as for chief davis, he says he has no regrets. >> the city of san jose has treated me very well. i would just like to thank them for the opportunity to do the service i did. >> reporter: the city manager says she plans to hold public meetings to see what the people in the community want to see in the next police chief. as for chief davis, he says he's already getting propositions for a new job but he has not made any decisions. jana kastuyama. >>> there's word that minlow park will soon have a new police chief. today minlow park officials announced they've o

rob davis has been chief for six years. he has been on the force for 30. ata on the internet. >>> traffic and weather right after this. budget disaster. california on the brink. jerry brown's plan? you run for office and the assumption is, oh, i know what to do. you don't. i didn't have a plan for california. [ female announcer ] with our state in crisis, we need a governor with a plan. you need a real plan, something i'll acknowledge i did not have. [ female announcer ] jerry brown. no plan then. no plan now. meg whitman. a plan for jobs. log on. learn more. >>> we have seen two accidents in hayward in the last half hour near the 880-92 interchange. this is a big construction zone and a new lane configuration starting today. so some drivers may confused but this accident westbound 92 at 880 is a motorcycle crash. traffic is backed up on 92 beyond jackson. so watch out for that continuing towards the san mateo bridge bridge. the good news is across the span everything is good in all lanes between hayward and peninsula. dumbarton bridge speeds are improving.

over the last six years, san jose's top cop rob davis has earned praise for using lapel cameras and madetion online but faced criticism for two high profile officer-involved shooting into the vietnamese community and allegations of racial profiling and excessive force from other groups. >>> we have rolled up our sleeves done all the outreach to make them understand what we're doing. >> davis is entitled to retire with a pension 90% of his pay. he says he'll be looking for new opportunities. he would not rule out a future in politics. >> authorities are asking for the public's help to find a man who tried to rape two women at gunpoint in castle rock state park. rangers have released this sketch of what the man looks like. he in his 30s or 40s, 5'4". two santa cruz women were on the trail last thursday when a man approached them and pulled a gun. he demanded sex, but both women ran away. if you recognize the man in the confess you are urged to call rangers. >> the owner of several pit bull that has mauled a boy to death faces two felony charges. steven hayashi did not enter a plea but he d

---durante su mandato, "rob davis" aprobó el uso de armas de descarga eléctrica y fue criticado por elopietarios podrán desalojar a los inquilinos que no cumplan con la prohibición.---y las cámaras de hollywood llegaron al coliseo de oakland para la filmación de una nueva película.---la cinta, protagonizada por "brad pitt" y "philip seymour hoffman" cuenta la historia del gerente de los atléticos y su teoría innovadora sobre el reclutamiento de peloteros. ♪ es duro decirles "no" a mis hijos cuando piden cosas grasosas... pero más duro ver que les hagan burla por gorditos. lograr que las tiendas tengan más frutas y verduras es duro... pero más duro saber que a mi hija le puede dar diabetes tipo 2. [ mamá #1 ] saber que era hora de cambiar las cosas... eso no fue tan duro. [ locutora ] el cambio está en sus manos, y el cambio es bueno. para aprender de mamás que han hecho cambios saludables, visítenos por internet. les saluda ilia calderon, esta ttarde, en primer impacto. hablamos en exclusiva con el hijo de pablo escobar..de los pecados de su padre!! le mostramos un ritual para ayudar a

. >>> san jose police chief rob davis plans to retire in october.ief davis making that announcement yesterday. the 53-year-old has been police chief for the past six years and served on the san jose pd for a total of 30. that means he can retire with a 90% pension. he told cbs 5's len ramirez he is stepping down with mixed emotions. >> i have been with san jose since i was 12. this is my home. so, yeah, it's a lot of mixed emotions going through me right now in he remembers of it, you know, walking away from the full-time relationship which of this place. but this is like family. >> some civil rights groups criticized davis in recent years with allegations of aggressive tactics and racial profiling by some officers but days of also made san jose the first major city in the nation to post detailed crime data on the internet. he was also one of the first police chiefs to issue tasers to all officers. >>> tesoro has agreed to pay a fine of more than $3 50,000 for air quality violations. that fine covers 44 violations at at golden eagle refinery in mart

have served a search rows at 15 different locations in santa clara county, san as a police chief rob davislains how they're able to track down the suspects. >> research the public internet sites, the public internet waives the frequencies if you will, to be with to identify digital third reference, photographs of prepress and children who are a gauge in some type of horrible, sexual, exportation. hence we can identify who it is a that is changing that information to those digital figure prensa go searching for, we will to search search runs on these individuals because a contract and down through their local and your they're doing. >> all or portions of pornography charges and some suspects traditional church rector offenses. in other teachers, parents are raising money to help erase wise that burned up in the trace elementary school fire about 60 teachers lost all their supplies. and that has been raised for to those teachers, at least three punish their supplies this money was raised to bake sales and other events the sister says there are half way to covering the $100,000 in deductibles

protein shakes today. 842 may now san jose police are going to be looking for new chief police chief rob davisears in the top spot. a total of 30 years on the force when he stops down and 100 days. he has been a controversial figure with critics saying he did allison to complaints from the majority of minority community. his apartment has been two and. he says he is no reason to apologize. >> about a hundred and 50,000 more residents than i started and then we have fewer officers you can see being able to. it's and there are very proud of people have this allegation look there's not a chief in this country with is and how those types of issues meyer question stresses how we respond to them we always respond as best we can. a nationwide search will be conducted to replace them also for you under pressure from an enraged residents the bells city council has voted to slash its hours by 90 percent this is the small town in southern california they voted to set every member sari to $8,000 a year the other four have been making about a hundred thousand dollars a year for their part- time service as

robbed. so it goes to extra innings. ike davis all over the hanging breaking ball. bay scores and the met get a continue verse sool 4-3 win and giants head to l.a. to take on the dodgers tomorrow. sheets in a good mood. figures he will never be younger than he is today. happy 32nd to him. a's and royals, and kc in the throw back unis. 7th homer of the year to give oakland a 2-run lead. a's are tied in last in the american league for home runs. kouzmanoff with his 8th homerun taking the lead in the fifth. five strikeouts and goes 7 and 2/3. 9-6 the final. a's sweep the set and have won five straight games. hope you had your earplugs on out there, folks. he edges beck man in the funny car final, his first win of the year. make it eight wins in 15y events -- in 15 events for dixon. well, still to come, how the sun of a sheep rm farmer became the british open champion. he was one of the most dominating performances in major golf history. that's next. oprah: dr oz is back with an emergency wake-up call. it really is the fastest-growing disease in history. what to eat, wh

rob has a look at the forecast. >> san jose's police chief is calling it quits. davis has worked for the department for 30 years. he said the decision was not the easy, however he learned a lot and has some advice for the next chief. >> this is about people. the one million-plus residents are not statistics. they're not widgets. you've got to rub shoulders with the community. i myself attended over 1,400 face to face meetings with community minutes during that seven of y seven-year tenure as chief. >> davis spent six years as chief of police. under his leadership, the department has made great leaps in crime technology. however, it's also come under fire for its relationship with the community. davis will leave at the end of october and city leaders hope to find his replacement by then. >> bp posted a record loss. it's official. ceo tony hayward is on the way out. bp said it lost more than $17 billion in the second quarter. last year, bp posted a $4 billion profit in the same quarter. bp also confirmed yesterday that ceo tony hayward will step down on october 1st. american robert dudley will replace him. >> an u

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