at target san francisco lab where david newman and team are innovating to stay ahead of the competition, i was virtually transported to the express store near the university of minnesota using oculus goggles. >> the ability to pick up one of the items and play with it. you would hold it almost like the joy stick controller but might get to using your actual hands. >> reporter: while it's not mainstream to virtually shop now, it could be soon and target wants to be ready to personalize that experience. >> imagine if in the cereal aisle, you only wanted cereals gluten free so that's all that would be on the shelf. you can grab it, read reviews, put it in your cart and press a button and when you got home it could be waiting for you. for our team it's about the future. what are these things outside of the core and the daily operations of target where we think there's a business opportunity. we're trying to see around the corner and think about the next 12 months 18 months what's that going to bring and how could we position growth and revenue by being there. >> reporter: many think it's ar

deputies forced inmates to fight at the jail, that san francisco police officers sent racist texts and of misconduct at the san francisco police dna lab >> george gascon/san francisco district attorney--when law enforcement officers cross the line to the level they have in this case, it creates a problem for all of us >> reporter:to see if any of the recent allegations occurred in the past, the d.a. will look back ten years to see if there are any irregularities and who was involved. (cheers & applause) >>we don't know how deeply these problems run within either organization >> reporter:the allegations at the police department's dna lab suggest a technician failed a proficiency exam, and then went on to conduct test improperly and issue inaccurate results, all of which were missed by a supervisor >> jeff adachi/s.f. public defender-- >>in criminal cases dna evidence can make all the difference i nthe world.its about guilty or innocence and when you have fault dna lab procedures perpetrated by an analyst and her supervisor, the results are disasterous, there may be thousands of cases involved san francisco police chief greg suhr confir

at target san francisco lab i was virtually transported to target's express store near the universitynnesota using oculus goggles. why? not so distant future target thinks it's possible we will be browsing the aisles of our local store without leaving the house, here using a game as a simulation of what it might feel like to virtually pick up a product, read a label, place it in the cart, physically. for target the goals of the lab initiative are twofold. >> we're looking for great talent to come in and join the organization, but also for our guests to know we'll continue to innovate on the daily challenges that they want to see addressed. looking at where can we go in the future that may surprise people, that's not just about what happens within the four walls of target but addresses broader consumer need and market opportunities. >> and one of those market opportunities that target is working on is the concept of the connected home. this is a diaper dispenser that sends a notification to your smart phone when your diapers run out making reordering a snap. engineers designers and dat

san francisco police department. this time it involves the testing of dna samples at the crime lab. tonight we learned hundreds of criminal cases are now under review. ktvu's david stevenson explains. this is the latest in -- for them. >> the third scandal to hit san francisco law enforcement this month and prompting an ought of 1400 cases -- an audit of 1400 cases involving dna cases. >> reporter: the san francisco police department crime lab is at the center of another investigation. they are under scrutiny for errors in a case involving a child molestation suspect. >> i can tell you errors were related to a measuring test. looking to do a complete audit and any work her supervisor approved. >> reporter: 1400 cases in all. the crime lab is seeking resatisfaction and investigators reveal -- recertification and investigators reveal she funked a basic test. >> they found the test was valid. >> reporter: we requested from law enforcement any and all information about the incident, including the video from inside the elevator," nfl senior vice president of communications greg aiello sai

lab. tonight how the da is cracking down on san francisco law enforcement. >> surveillance from the hold up of a petaluma convenience store. who is behind the rash of robberies? >> a california firefighter that somehow survived a fiery fall. >> he had a way to make you laugh. >> teammates express sorrow over a cal soccer player missing from a southern california frat party. >> the members of the cal athletic department express their sorrow over the loss. take a look at a tweet from the cal bears. we are live from berkeley with the story. tiffany? >> reporter: the entire soccer community came together and tonight they're coming together in their grief with major league soccer ncaa and pack 12 tweeting out condolences. >> he was a wonderful teammate. very close to all of his players >> lapd found the body saturday morning at two chn 25, hit by a car on the santa monica freeway, north of usc campus his injuries so gruesome family members say officers thought he was an older man until identifying him today. he was a wonderful young man a student athlete devoted to everything he did. >> he was v

details coming up. >>> san francisco's police department has another problem with this crime lab. the "san francisco chronicle." according to the paper irregularities with the lab's dna unit are at issue. police say one technician and her supervisor have been reassigned while investigating apparent violations of department testing standards. the paper reports testimony and evidence during a trial last year prompted this investigation and the chronicle says that trial indicated the analyst may have filled in the gaps of incomplete genetic evidence. state law only allows complete samples tore entered into the criminal database. that could call into question evidence used in hundreds of other cases. >>> the case of a 6-year-old boy who was murdered nearly 35 years ago in southern california may soon be solved. yesterday police arrested 53- year-old kenneth rasmussen of idaho. the registered sex offender was convicted twice of molesting young boys in the 1980s. investigators now connected him to the murder case of jeffrey david vargo. the boy went missing while bicycling around his ho

. >> san francisco top law enforcement official is launching an investigation into what is against the crime lab. vic? >> reporter: the investigation is not being received favorably by agencies he's planning to investigate the police chief says it's an election year and wants an independent agency to investigate the district attorney george gascone says his task force will look into allegations accusing deputies of forcing them to fight other prisoners. the prob extends to the police department embroiled in a scandal. racist text messages. >> i find it repulsive. and in my career, this is some of the worst i have seen. >> now, a third investigation into the san francisco police department crime lab. a criminal list has been charged with altering dna evidence two years ago, leading to a conviction in a criminal trial. >> she'd testify about results and later on we've learned there is another interpretation of the test that was done. and that interpretation excluded our client. >> the 2010 drug testing was shut down after a technology admitted to stealing for her personal use. >> to do discover th

lab. tonight how the da cracking down on san francisco law enforcement. >> bay area agency that had the foresight to build this water plant. why it's coming in so handy and saving millions during our terrible drought. >> sandhya has the weather. >> we look at i hope cress in the winds and days crease in the temperatures. i'll be back with a look at those gusty winds coming. >> thanks. also the east bay city about to get hit with a double digit sales tax. f. >> san francisco top law enforcement official the district attorney is launching an investigation into what he calls troubling charges of wrongdoing at the sheriff's and police department. latest accusations being made now against the police crime lab. here's vic lee. >>reporter: district attorney george says his task force will look into allegations by inmates in the county jail accusing sheriff's deputy of forcing them to fight other prisoners. the probe extends to the police department embroiled in the own scandal. grace text message that cops were exchanging with former officer who was convicted of public corruption. >> i find it repull as

while of the report says there was misconduct at the san francisco police dna lab. the dna lab could impact up 2/4 at 1400 cases. >>: we take great pride in our of a crime lab on the chief of police. this is of paramount urgency. does dna is urgency to the prosecution in several cases and would make sure that is not impeded. >> reporter: both the san francisco public defender and the sheriff's department believe an outside agency should be conducting the investigation and said of the district attorney. >> reporter: coming up a seattle man goes to fit felly for fashion party and now he's invited to a wedding. he hadn't any got an insight that he was not this is supposed to receive perry at so his like it's gonna be a wedding crasher. the bay area's waking up to win the when the area of windy conditions around bay. ookse cholate w haa crunch.brkside cruny clters - crpy multi-gins and sweefruiflaved piecesdied in richark ocolate. diover brookside cruny clters. >> reporter: happening now is by parents are on alert after the attempted kidnapping of another child that hap

while a third report says there was misconduct at the san francisco police dna lab.the forty-niner cases. >>: police chief speaking obviously because we have had problems with the drug lab before and because i am chief of police i am concerned because many cases dna is critical to the prosecution. i want to make sure in cases that that is not the case. >> reporter: both at the san francisco public defender and the sheriff's department believed an outside agency should be conducting the investigation instead of the district attorney. ♪♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >> reporter: welcome back to the kron 4 morning as. this accident on the 580 is continuing to jam up the right. we're still waiting for the last of the vehicle to be told from the center divider. >> reporter: our right as windy out there you see the flags waving in the way we're gonna talk about how long these windy conditions will la

tells us this isn't the first time this crime lab has gone under the microscope. >> five years after a scandal involving the theft of narcotics, the san francisco police department crime lab is at the center of another investigation. dna criminalists munon dunbar and bolen are under scrutiny for errors in a case involving a child molestation suspect. >> i can just tell you her errors were related to a measuring test. we're looking to do a complete audit and work this person has touched. >> reporter: it comes as the crime lab is seeking recertification by a national board and as investigators reveal the criminalists flunked a proficiency exam in august. >> that's a pretty scary thing. this is a very basic test where she was given a sample and asked to test it. in both the criminalists and her supervisor found that the test was valid. >> reporter: problems followed racist and home phobic tests sent by police officers. >> i have seen scandals but the levels of the problems in the frequency in the magnitude of the problems that we're facing here today are very unusual. >> reporter: district attorney george gascon announced he's formed a task force

. >> allegations of irregularities in the san francisco police crime lab. . >> in my 30 year career innforcement, these are the worse allegations i have seen. >> why this scandal could jeopardize hundreds of cases and california's risk of a big earthquake is bigger than initially thought. why researchers now say a 8.0 is likely to happen within the next 30 years. >> and the latest from los angeles where a cal student has been found dead about a mile from where he was last seen. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. >>> new traffic study suggest commute times are increasing in the bay area. they say the 580, 205 corridor is getting more and more crowded. experts say within the next 5 years the corridor could surpass interstate 80 as the most congested bay area commute. another area where traffic is expected to increase is highway 101 between san jose and gilroy. >>> one of governor jerry brown's three -- governor jerry governor jerry brown's three sisters died yesterday at the age of 81. she had health problems. the governor said she had a smile that would light up any

officer that was convicted of public corruption and now a third investigation into the san francisco police department crime lab. a criminalist is charged with altering dna evidence years agatha lead to a conviction in a criminal trial. >> she would testify about the results and later on in this trial we learned there was another interpretation of that test that was done and that interpretation excluded our client. >> the 2010 drug testing at the crime lab was shutdown when criminalist deborah madden admitted she stole cocaine evidence for her personal use. the scandal forced prosecutors to dismiss more than 1,000 cases. the chief says this time he is looking at 1,500 cases in which the criminalist and her supervisor were involved in. >> looking to do a complete audit of any work this criminalist touched and any work that her supervisor approved. if we do discover there's any problems all of those cases will be reworked. >> documents show the criminalist flunked a regular proficiency test and her supervisor failed to catch it. both are on personal leave. >> former san francisco board of supervisor wants his old

sending races text and allegations of misconduct at the san francisco police department dna lab. >> officersed that line to the level they have done in this case it creates problems for all buster it-- all of us. >> reporter: the d.a. will look back for years to see if there has been any tampering with any cases in the last years. >> reporter: going on to conduct tests and properly issued in aker results all of which were missed by a supervisor. >> it is really about guilt or innocence and when you have faulty dna procedures which is being perpetrated by an alex analysis and her supervisor the results are disasters there could be cut 8000 of cases affected by this. >> reporter: was with the deep and a laugh to impact over thousands of cases. >> take great pride to work in our dna crime like--and laughed. many cases the dna is critical to the prosecution and that is what i want to make sure that this is not the case with other cases. >> reporter: talk to the sheriff and he is not sure why has the dna is conducting this investigation he fills the any to be independent by someone outside the ci

san francisco police department and san francisco sheriff's department. >> police department is reviewing thousands of cases criminal at the crime lab worked on to see if pending prosecution at the da office could be effective. >> one major newspaper in indiana make ago bold statement on the state new religious frame law. law many say open the door to discrimination against gay and lesbian. check out the front page of tomorrow indianapolis star. message to governor miami pen and lawmakers fix this now. protestors are calling for boycott of the state exploratorium supervisor scott weiner wants rae view of all city contract with company headquartered in indiana. governor pen wrote open ed appear in tomorrow wall street journal. if i were present add bill that legalize discrimination against any person or group would i veto it. under yan a new law contain no, sir reference to sexual orientation end quote. parents in antioch warned about 2 case of whooping cough in the school district. one case was confirmed deer valley high school the other at antioch high school. district sent out a notice to parents reminding them to take this illness seriously could ge

san francisco police department and san francisco sheriff's department. >> police department is reviewing thousands of cases criminal at the crime lab worked on to see if pending prosecution at the da office could be effective. >> one major newspaper in indiana make ago bold statement on the state new religious frame law. law many say open the door to discrimination against gay and lesbian. check out the front page of tomorrow indianapolis star. message to governor miami pen and lawmakers fix this now. protestors are calling for boycott of the state exploratorium supervisor scott weiner wants rae view of all city contract with company headquartered in indiana. governor pen wrote open ed appear in tomorrow wall street journal. if i were present add bill that legalize discrimination against any person or group would i veto it. under yan a new law contain no, sir reference to sexual orientation end quote. parents in antioch warned about 2 case of whooping cough in the school district. one case was confirmed deer valley high school the other at antioch high school. district sent out a notice to parents reminding them to take this illness seriously could ge

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san francisco police department and san francisco sheriff's department. >> police department is reviewing thousands of cases criminal at the crime lab worked on to see ifce could be effective. >> one major newspaper in indiana make ago bold statement on the state new religious frame law. law many say open the door to discrimination against gay and lesbian. check out the front page of tomorrow indianapolis star. message to governor miami pen and lawmakers fix this now. protestors are calling for boycott of the state exploratorium supervisor scott weiner wants rae view of all city contract with company headquartered in indiana. governor pen wrote open ed appear in tomorrow wall street journal. if i were present add bill that legalize discrimination against any person or group would i veto it. under yan a new law contain no, sir reference to sexual orientation end quote. parents in antioch warned about 2 case of whooping cough in the school district. one case was confirmed deer valley high school the other at antioch high school. district sent out a notice to parents reminding them to take this illness seriously could get worse quickly. 81 cases recorded

lab. tonight how the da is cracking down on san francisco law enforcement. >> surveillance from the hold upnvenience store. who is behind the rash of robberies? >> a california firefighter that somehow survived a fiery fall. >> he had a way to make you laugh. >> teammates express sorrow over a cal soccer player missing from a southern california frat party. >> the members of the cal athletic department express their sorrow over the loss. take a look at a tweet from the cal bears. we are live from berkeley with the story. tiffany? >> reporter: the entire soccer community came together and tonight they're coming together in their grief with major league soccer ncaa and pack 12 tweeting out condolences. >> he was a wonderful teammate. very close to all of his players >> lapd found the body saturday morning at two chn 25, hit by a car on the santa monica freeway, north of usc campus his injuries so gruesome family members say officers thought he was an older man until identifying him today. he was a wonderful young man a student athlete devoted to everything he did. >> he was visiting los angel

san francisco police department. up next how allegations of irregularities in the crime lab this could effect hundreds of criminal cases. >> we're looking at the east bay commute. you can see traffic here is doing well on 24 westbound. we'll tell you a little more about the morning commute. >> and some of our traffic cameras will start bouncing along. the breeze is picking up for some. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. time is 5:14. police in san francisco detained a man who barricaded himself inside a home for four hours. it started about 6:45 last night at a home near lion and hayes streets. police say the 44-year-old man was the only person inside and was threatening to harm himself. some people living nearby were evacuated or told to shelter in place after establishing communication with the man, police say he surrendered about 10:40 last night and take ton the hospital for evaluation. now at least 1400 criminal cases handled by san francisco police. in a case involving a child molestation. it comes as they have taken recertification by a national board. >> i can just tell you that her errors were related to a mea

there really isn't a district in san francisco that doesn't want more police officers yesterday. all current guns subject to dna testing are out either at our lab or at independent labs and i have assurances that all results will be back within 30 to 90 days which significantly can you cuts down that that 1 year period and i don't have to tell any of the prosecutors or defense councils that many cases are made absent dna and i wanted to speak a little bit about gun violence in san francisco we had an horrend u.s. january where 9 people were murdered as a result of gun fire. gun violence although homicides are the ultimate tragedy the problem is gun violence every single person that has ever shot could just as well have been killed in 2014 we had of the shootings we did have in january, only one of those results in a homicide only 5 percent of the shootings that happened resulted in a in a homicide. in 201536 percent of the shootings resulted in a homicide so although you you would love to have only one homicide or less or no homicides every month they are all a factor of the shootings so the fact that we took 600 guns off the streets of supervi

>>reporter: lab 15 of the 57 rescued dog arrived at the san francisco spca today. after long 11 hour flight from zole. eye down cast. most terrified. uncertain of where they are. this one afraid to get out. maybe he thinks he's going to the market for slaughter. some puppy like this cute little one puppy like this cute little one. many bigger. almost all type of mastiff. >> some of the dog you see are very friendly most of them are completely docile. >>reporter: none of the dog appears to be suffering from major injury. >> just nutrition issue and get them into a better food source but other than that in pretty good condition. >>reporter: dog desitin for market like this one where people buy meat and produce. dog meat is considered to be healthy especially during the summer. killed by electric pro cushion. beaten to death or hanged. >> really primarily the older population that consumes doing meat. most of the younger population is not disnot consume the meat and they are not interested in consuming it. >>reporter: adam is with humane society international. in char

. >>> 1400 criminal cases handled by san francisco police are now under review because of allegations of errors that the city's crime lab. dna criminalist are under scrutiny. this all comes as the crime lab is seeking recertification by a national board five years after a scandal involving the theft of narcotics. >> i can just tell you her errors were related to a measuring test. >> district attorney george past ton says he's forming a task force to investigate the latest scandal and also investigating a racist and home phobic texts sent by police officers. >> the widow and children of robin williams will try to settle their dispute out of court. robin williams' children zach and cody took jewelry and memorabilia out of the home without her permission. two sides agreed in court to have a private mediation before late april. the national park service says the move may be necessary if it can't come to an agreement with the port of san francisco on a new 50 year lease. many people who live near fort mason are outraged over the prospect of having 1.5 million tourists. >>> a facebook apology has turned a mother from warm int

the dna lab contracted by the sfpd is returning lab results from 9 months to a year after being sent evidence. in a city as progressive as san francisco such inefficiency is unacceptable and harbors on negligence. we want a 48-hour turn around at least for gun violence cases they are the most critical results to keep our kids and our families safe. requiring sfpd to contract with a more efficient dna lab is an easy fix and requires your cooperation and probably lobbying for a little more money for the sfpd and it might be one of the easiest things you have run across all year and thank you for hearing us. >> next speaker? >> good evening commissioners. i am a member of bright same as the former speaker and i live at 4800 third street i want to talk tonight about the off the charts shootings in my neighborhood. unfortunately gun violence is an norm now and that that shouldn't be. this is bayview's town center close to the opera house where a lot of children's programs are and gun violence is common there and in fact a year or so ago a a 5-year old child was caught in the cross fire between 2 dualing gangs and of course you know about t

san francisco. her client jordan ended up here at gallery of jewels. >> this is highly technical. very scientific. >> reporter: she is talking about labe diamonds. placing a carbon chip in a micro wave chamber and creating a molecular reaction. they have strict rules for diamond sellers. they have to label it manmade or synthetic. we got a side by side comparison, a real diamond next to a lab made. and next to a simulate. this one is a naturally made diamond. this probably took a few million years to create. this one is a lab made diamond. this one probably took anywhere between six months to two years to create. but it has all the same properties of a natural diamond. >> reporter: and the cost? about 30 to 40% cheaper. that is not the main draw for buyers. >> i think the main reason that people would be looking for a lab created diamond is politics. >> reporter: they are pacted as eco friendly and responsibly sourced. though it is an up and coming option, leah says nothing replaces the original and ultimately, jordan agreed. >> it is something that will last for her lifetime. it is the way that i can make my expression of intimacy of

san francisco police officers crashed the shoot. what they were looking for. >> and boxes carted away from a south bay home by the fbi. what investigators were trying to find. >> and diamonds made in labsd th >>> top stories at 6:30 the raid at a berkeley health clinic this week is focusing on medi-cal disbursements. state investigators carried away computers and boxes of documents. the staff disappeared last months leaving thousands of patient records in the empty offices. >>> public health officials are looking into several cases of hepatitis at a napa resort. two workers at restaurants inside the westin verasa in napa have contracted the contagious disease. investigators are trying to determine if guests who stayed there last month were exposed. >>> a new push to make the streets safer for san francisco pedestrians. the city is eliminating parking spaces to make busy corners more visible. the tenderloin alone has already lost 80 spaces. >>> a rap video shoot in san francisco turned into a raid by san francisco police. officers stormed the set guns drawn and cuffed some people. the whole thing posted on social media. kpix 5's andria borba with questions raised about how police reacte

san francisco police and sheriff's departments. among the allegations, sheriff deputies forcing inmates to fight in jail while betting on them. a former sergeant texting racist and homophobic messages to other officers. and a crime lab analyst manipulating dna evidence. >> a task force is a good idea but it needs to be truly independent, it's not burdened by conflicts. >> the police chief said he welcomes an investigation but believes the d.a.'s investigation is politically motivated. >>> they put the illegal silk road out of business but tonight they're accused of breaking the law themselves. two federal agents are accused of stealing virtual currency during the operation that busted the online drug market based out of a san francisco man's house. one agent allegedly funneled more than 800,000 bit coin dollars into his own account. the other stole bit coins from both the suspect and the government. both are now awaiting trial. >>> no ordinary day at the stanford shopping center. police say this man exposed himself at least three times within an hour last thursday. investigators say he exposed himself to two women and one man, all in separate incidents. >>> a follow-up now to an incident about a fresno firefighter a

san francisco. her client jordan wanted to explore alternatives to natural diamonds and ended up here at galleria jewels. >> this is highly technical, very scientific. >> reporter: she is talking about lab-made diamonds, the process involving placing a carbon chip in a microwave chamber and adding electrical energy and gases creating a molecular reaction. the federal trade commission has strict rules for diamond sellers. retails have to label it lab- made or synthetic. >> this is a natural diamond. >> reporter: leah gave us a side-by-side comparison showing us a real next to a fake diamond and next to a simulant. >> here we can show you an up- close look at both. this is a naturally made diamond. this took many years to create. this one is a lab-made diamond. this one probably took anywhere between 6 months to 2 years to created. but it has all the same properties as a natural diamond. and the cost about 30 to 40% cheaper than natural diamonds. that's not the main draw for buyers. >> i think the main reason that people would be looking for a lab created diamond is politics. >> reporter: lab diamonds are marketed as ecofriendly and responsibly sourced. and even though it is an up-and- co

lab to type it and print it out. thanks. you're welcome. narrator: now let's review and discuss the story. they are having dinner. well, let's drink to rebecca and welcome her to san franciscothe beginning of a new life! yes. here, here! as a californian! she calls her brother in boston. don't ask, kevin. it's really hard to live with so many people in the same house. but they try to figure out how to live with all these people. morning. oh, good morning! rent is due. when is the rent money due? actually it's due today. speaker: rebecca goes for a job interview at school. the college canceled her work-study program. what? do you mean you don't have a job for me? i'm afraid not. i can't believe this. how am i going to pay for college? speaker: rebecca is having culture shock. i'd like to hear from the new arrival. you must be experiencing a certain amount of culture shock-- moving to a new city sharing this old house with people you don't know i'm really surprised that rebecca felt the way she did. it is funny, because i felt the same way. i felt very disoriented uh, at some points and i felt devastated not knowing what to do where to go, what to say. and what is more diffic

reporter: san francisco sought fog police department is offering three task forces to look into of inappropriate behavior by the sheriff's office. the senate was miss kind of that this dna labcases the dna is critical to process to the prosecution. >> reporter: the san francisco public defender believe that outside agency should be on proceeding with the investigation as that of the district attorney. >> reporter: a 62 year-old man was killed during a shooting and richmond and happened in 930 last night on sutter avenue the man suffered from gunshot wounds and died at the scene police believe multiple people were involved and made his home invasion they have not made in the unrest at this point. 937 coming the on kron 4 news what happens when you want breakfast will mcdonalds' this testing not and new to see if there's an audience for breakfast that's breakfast hours. we will be right back life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >> reporter: welcome back to the kron 4 morning news and new hot spot is and th