because it's something that is bred in the san francisco police department. to say that almost every -- almost every interaction i have had with a san francisco police officer is one filled with mutual respect and dignity. now the one that gave me the speeding ticket the other day -- maybe i was less respectful than he was. but in any case, i will say that this is a department where respect, hard work and an earnest desire to serve starts from the top. and it goes down throughout a department. when you listen today, you will hear stories of fabulous individuals. and you will say, wow, what is that san francisco department doing? it's not just them, look to yourselves because those values began with all of you. family and friends and those who love our officers. and thank you for being here today. it's my privilege to preside over the process to select these officers. and i look forward to the presentations by each of the captains. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, vice president turman and thank you president mazzucco. i understand that the mayor is on a ti

and reduce the use of force and during this presentation, he also expects his thanks to the san francisco police department that participated in the study and he said that all ten district stations participated in the city, and there were other police departments that participated as well. and those police departments that had, the video cameras in their cars and they relied on those videos for the data, with the san francisco police department, and researchers actually had video cameras to video tape the encounters. and the goal of this study which is ongoing, and there are three goals, during the study one is to understand how the police encounters are organized in the interactional dynamics that give rise to the use of force during the encounter. and the second is to describe communication practices that police officers can use to promote encounters with the civilians and to qualify, how effective these practices are in reducing the use of force and the third one is to contribute to the curriculum on that, that states, such as post and county agencies used to training the police officers. and

police officer. you're under arrest for soliciting prostitution. >>> in san francisco, a city with a long tradition of vice, the police do not turn a baseline eye to the men who buy sex in the city. >> you're under arrest for soliciting prostitution. >> to combat the rising tide of traffic of girls fueled by the internet, the san francisco police department changed course and started stinging the men instead of the women who sell. >> we don't look at the prostitute as the suspect. we look at the prostitute as the victim. we go after the johns, the pimps and the predators preying on these women. >> now in its sixth year, the san francisco's police department first offenders' prostitution program or fop is not just about punishing johns. it reeducating them. >> first offenders have an option of attending a class and getting educated on why they shouldn't be out there doing this kind of stuff. >> we'll be doing an fopp education in the central northern police districts. >> once a week the team meets to take down johns. >> one of two thing will happen. there will be a pedestrian walk-up or it will be a ve

. >> while police fight the rising tide of criminals who profit, san francisco is cracking down. >> look straight at me, please. >> unmasking the ceos, husbands and workers who fuel the black-market sale of girls. >> i like girls. why not? >>> it's 9:00 p.m. on a friday night and inspector, steve, 14-year veteran of san francisco's vice unit is headed to the upper tenderloin, a well-known area where women are sold. >> tonight we're doing a, what we call a first offender's prostitution operation. we send out a female police officer posing as a street prostitute and the johns will approach her. if she gets all the elements of solicitation, they'll be arrested for soliciting prostitution. >> this san francisco police officer is an undercover decoy who has worked this corner many times. >> this corner is known for transgender and for female prostitutes. a lot of times i will get men who ask me if i'm male or female. >> drug dealers, muggers and sex traffickers also roam the tenderloin so the undercover's safety is a primary concern. >> you never know who the guy is who's pulling up in the ca

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with the latest. >> we are at the hall of justice san francisco police are looking for someone who shot and killed a man over an electronic gaming system. san francisco police say the victim was found yesterday afternoon shot several times inside his car near bay shore boulevard. he arranged to sell his video game system. during a face to face meeting a few blocks at the would be buyer shot him several times and took after with the gaming console. the victim died at san francisco general hospital. police remind everyone to be very careful about where you arrange to meet potential buyers. >> meet in an area the chance of this type of occurring is less likely to occur in a busy public place. we always suggest a police station lobby in san francisco because they are open 24/7 and there are always officers. >> san francisco officer is asking anyone with information call san francisco police with tips and they are checking to see if surveillance video system could be able to help them identify a upon suspect. >> oakland police are investigating the city's 84th homicide o

take angel live title: asesinato por juego de video angel live ;01 ;32 ;46 12-02) 11:54 pst san francisco -- policeare searching san francisco's bayview district for a man who responded to an online ad for a video game console, then shot and killed the seller. the victim, 22-year-old ikenna uwakah of daly city, was shot multiple times about 3:30 p.m. sunday in an industrial area near bayshore boulevard and jerrold avenue where he and the

police are investigating a fatal shooting in san francisco. on4's jackie so is live in san francisco police headquarters with the details. jackie? >>: according to the san francisco police department yester day around 330 the victim have posted an on- line ad to sell a video game consoles. he was to meet a person over on the bay shore ave right off of 1 01. when he got there that's when he was robbed and shot multiple times. if he was taken to san francisco general hospital unfortunately- unfortunately died from his injuries. the stanford to a police department continues to gather information on this case they're hoping someone saw or know about this shooting. obviously that are given a warning to never meet anyone in an isolated situation. be careful when you are arranging things through on- line marketplace. public places are encouraged even the police station to exchange. this is a developing story and as soon as we get more information from the san francisco police department we will pass along. >>darya: a start with weather and traffic. th

in san francisco, colonel bernard, abc7 news. >>> the entire san francisco police department is stepping up to help the needy through the end of january. the sfpd is collecting new socks and shoes that will be donated to charities this help the homeless. you can donate by stopping by the central district police decision on vallejo street and dropping off new pairs of socks and shoes. >>> millions of target shoppers of scrambling to get new credit cards and change their personal identification number or pin. that's after target versed directions and said data hackers did steal pins but the giant retailer still says the pin numbers are safe. abc news reporter nina talks with one target customer whose bank account got cleaned out. >> it it was a thanksgiving weed purchase at target he never expected would wipe out his entire bank account. >> my debit card will not pay for a retail purchase ever again. >> two unexpected withdrawals totaling almost $350. charges he sited he never made. he believes his card is one of the 40 million breached between november 27 and december 15th. now target ack

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the san francisco police department is stepping up to help out the needy. through the end of january they are collecting new socks that will be donated to charities ho help the homeless. donate by stoping by the police station and dropping off a new pair of socks. >>> new at 11:00, alameda police are looking for a missing woman who is suffering from early stages of alzheimer's disease. she was last seen at noon in front of her home. she is 68 years old and 5 foot 5 and 110 pounds. she disappeared while walking her dog, a brown chocolate lab. >>> a year after superstorm sandy, one new yorker has a reason to celebrate. the landscaper found a winning scratchoff lottery ticket while cleaning up debris. by new york lottery rules he had to wait a year to claim his prize. today was the day to claim the cash payout. he walked away with $779,000. it is time for a check on our weather. leigh glaser is off and lisa argen is in. hi, lisa. >> we talked about the red flag warning and the spare the air day for tomorrow. a look at live doppler 7hd which

in san francisco, colonel bernard, abc7 news. >>> the entire san francisco police department is steppingp to help the needy through the end of january. the sfpd is collecting new socks that will be donated to charities this help the homeless. you can donate by stopping by the central district police station on vallejo street and dropping off new pairs of socks that's in north beach. >>> millions of target shoppers of scrambling to get new credit cards and change their personal identification number or pin. that's after target versed -- reversed direction and said data hackers did indeed steal pins. but the giant retailer still says the pin numbers are safe. abc news reporter rina talks with one target customer whose bank account got cleaned out. >> reporter: it was a thanksgiving weekend purchase at target he never expected would wipe out his entire bank account. >> taught me a lesson. my debit card will not pay for a retail purchase ever again. >> two unexpected withdrawals totaling almost $350. charges he said he never made. he believes his card is one of the 40 million breached betwee

>> reporter: extra security becomes a top priority for the san francisco police chief. he won't talk hard numbers, but did say -- >> we have about 50% more officers than in a regular non-rivalry day game out here today and probably have twice as many officers in opposing team apparel. >> reporter: that means officer disguised in seahawks jerseys monitoring the crowd inside and outside candlestick at all times. the seahawks do it at their home games and for a big game like this, now we do it too. >> if you get at anybody else, you're going to find yourself in jail and these tickets are expensive. you want to find your seat in the stadium. >> reporter: for fans, the extra security was paying off. ronnie wittenberg has broken up a pregame fight or two in his day, but not today. >> let's have fun. let's enjoy ourselves, you know? >> reporter: these sisters agree. >> i heard the area can be not so safe but i feel totally fine. we've been walking for a while so we're good. >> reporter: the true test of fan civility comes on the 23rd when the 49ers play their last game in this

. >>> new at 11:00, san francisco police are investigating a shooting in the bay view district. officers found a 21-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound at 7:30. he was taken to san francisco general for treatment. a big crackdown is underway in search of drunk drivers. police say one of those arrested for driving drunk was this man, 63-year-old sam mckee. he was arrested for his fifth dui in the last 10 years. a sonoma county judge issued a warrant after he failed to show up for court 0 christmas eve. authorities rescued him. checkpoint are set up all across the bay area as part of a maximum enforcement effort. police agencies around the state are taking part to get the number of drunk drivers off the roads before they cause trouble. >> if you believe you have been drinking don't drink and drive. call a friend. there is a lot of services out there that can be contacted and will pick you up. call a taxi service. just call somebody. don't drive drunk. it is not worth it of the -- worth it. >> 338dui arrests have been made this month in santa clara county. >>> for the sevent

>> reporter: -- extra security becomes a top priority for the san francisco police chief. won't talk hard numbers but did say -- >> i'll tell you what. we had about 50% more officers than at a regular nonrivalry game here today and probably twice as many officers in opposing team apparel. >> reporter: that means officers disguised in seahawks jerseys monitoring the crowd inside and outside candlestick at all times. the seahawks do it at their home games and for a big game like this now we do it, too. >> if you get at anybody else, you're going to find yourself in jail. these tickets are in jail. you'll want to find yourself inside the stadium and not in our station. >> reporter: for fans the extra security was paying off. ronnie wittenberg has broken up a free game fight or two in his day but not today. >> let's just chill. it's a game. let's have fun and enjoy ourselves of. >> reporter: and the cortez sisters agree. >> i've heard the area can be not so safe, but i feel totally fine. we've been walking for a while, too. >> reporter: the true test of fan civility comes on t

the firefighter driving the ladder truck tested negative for drugs and alcohol. >>> san francisco police say a reported suspicious package was nothing more than than a suitcase left unattended. police blocked off the area and advised neighbors to stay in their homes. police found nothing harmful in the suitcase. >>> a new report sheds light on what led to the deaths of three americans in benghazi libya last year. republicans blame the white house for not doing more. however, the report contradicts some of those opinions. the new information could take some pressure off hillary clinton if she runs for president in 2015. >> reporter: there have been two dramatically different versions of what happened that september 11th night in 2012 in benghazi. the initial story from the administration that it was a spontaneous protest against an anti-islamic video that turned horribly violent. >> it was spontaneous. not a premeditated response to what has transpired in cairo. >> reporter: republicans investigating the attack say it was preplanned, carried out but al qaeda terrorists. now a new york tim

>> reporter: -- extra security becomes top priority for the san francisco police chief. he wouldn't talk hard numbers but did say -- >> i'll tell you what. we had about 50% more officers than in a regular nonrivalry game out here and probably twice as many officers in opposing team apparel. >> reporter: that means officers disguised in seahawks jerseys monitoring the crowd inside and outside candlestick at all times. the seahawks do it at their home games and for a big game like this now we do it, too. >> if you get out anybody else, you're going to find yourself in jail and these tickets are expensive. you want to find yourself inside the stadium and not in our station. >> reporter: for fans the extra security was paying off. ronnie wittenberg has broken up a pregame fight or two in his day but not today. >> let's just chill. it's a game. let's have fun and enjoy ourselves. >> reporter: the cortez sisters agree. >> i've heard the area could be not so safe or whatever, but i fool totally fine. we've been walking for a while, too. >> reporter: the true test of fan civilit

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> the entire san francisco police department is stepping up to help the needy through the end of january. the sfpd is collecting new socks that will be donated to charities that help the homeless. you can donate by stopping by the central district police station on vallejo street and dropping off new pairs of socks >>> millions of target shoppers of scrambling to get new credit cards and change their personal identification number or pin. that's after farther reversed direction and said data hackers did indeed steal pins. but the giant retailer still insists the pin numbers are safe. abc news reporter rina talks with one target customer whose bank account got cleaned out. >> reporter: it was a thanksgiving weekend purchase at target he never expected would wipe out his entire bank account. >> taught me a lesson. my debit card will not pay for a retail purchase ever again. >> days before christmas, two unexpected withdrawals, totaling almost $350. charges he said he never made. he believes his card is one of the 40 million breached between n

san francisco. the supporters in support of this san francisco police department wilderness program our generosity is greatly appreciated by citizens of city and county and the police department >> thank you. >> chef tim. chief lieutenant following will i wow, you took it to nevada >> step out my door i go backpacking. it's been a great ride for thirty plus years and couldn't do with without numerous police. i want to thank you chief suhr and hopefully it will continue on for thirty years >> thank you. thank you very much >> thanks again a lot of officers participated and officer walterer scott passed away the minute you saw him he talked about that are a lot of officers put their heart and soul into this so thank you. >> please call next item and the consent calendar is the document quarter report i third quarter 2013. >> commissioners w r you have in our packet any additions or concerns? there no one any public comment public comment is closed do i have a motion to adopt the consent calendar >> all in favor, say i. call item 3. >> the general public comment the public can address the committee he w

san francisco police announced an arrest in the case. ey arrested 21-year-old ronnie collins of san francisco for attempted robbery and murder. in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> instagram was originally set up to share photos, but like so many social media sites, it's become a marketplace. those interested in buying, usually complete the sale offline, or in person. police say if you intend to sell, or buy an item online, it is always good practice to set up that exchange meeting at a police station. >>> this cyber monday is on its way to being the biggest online shopping day in history according to an online tracking company. as of 6:00 tonight, online sales were up 19% compared to last year. before the day is out, online sales could hit $2 billion. amazon sales today were up 44% over last year. sales on e bay were up 32%. this comes as retail stores are dealing with their first decline in sales on black friday since 2008. >>> wall street responded to lackluster reports on retail sales with a late day sell off. the

an atm theft led to a wild police chase in san francisco. we have new video of where the pursuit ended and the search under way. >>> there is a new multimillionaire in the bay area. they may not even know it yet. >>> good morning. right now we are looking at the commute where traffic is continuing to look good on the sunol grade but already getting busy on parts of another major freeway. >>> definitely a change in the weather today. it will be cooler. how much cooler? and plus can we get better air flowing? >>> we are live in san francisco where police are getting ready to tow a white van. you will not believe what is in the back of that. a stolen atm. >>> a holiday hoax. the reason it is no laughing matter at one school in san francisco. >>> more bad news for bart. there is another glitch in the new contract. >>> somebody is waking up a whole lot richer this morning. the winning mega millions ticket was sold right here in the south bay. we will tell you where coming up. >>> good morning. we want to take you to a wild scene in san francisco.

and christmas day san francisco police and firefighters distribute those toys to the city's forgottenildren. the mayor and police chief and fire chief will be kicking thing off during today and if you want to stop by with a new unwrapped toy go to geary street at powell. >> the christmas eve spacewalk taking place as we speak inth's orbit. >> new rules for the recycling plant that is the scene of nut one but two recent fires. the promises sims metal management is make. >> a look outside from mount tamalpais, a beautiful shot of the bay area on this christmas eve morning and we will tell you what the weather will be like for the last meant ♪ last minute deals on toys and gifts. ♪ ♪ that's my holiday, ♪ that's my kind of holiday. ♪ wrap it up, pop, lock and shop, ♪ ♪ buyin' presents that i forgot. ♪ ♪ that's my holiday. ♪ thank you grandma for the dolls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ i'm ninja kicking through the halls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ mom's posting pictures on your wall. ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday. >>> good morning from the roof at the east bay hills and a colorful sunrise. up 1,000 feet you ca

san francisco police announced an arrest in the case. they arrested 21-year-old ronnie collins of san francisco for attempted robbery and murder. in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> instagram was originally set up to share photos, but like so many social media sites, it's become a marketplace. those interested in buying, usually complete the sale offline, or in person. police say if you intend to sell, or buy an item online, it is always good practice to set up that exchange meeting at a police station. >>> this cyber monday is on its way to being the biggest online shopping day in history according to an online tracking company. as of 6:00 tonight, online sales were up 19% compared to last year. before the day is out, online sales could hit $2 billion. amazon sales today were up 44% over last year. sales on e bay were up 32%. this comes as retail stores are dealing with their first decline in sales on black friday since 2008. >>> wall street responded to lackluster reports on retail sales with a late day sell off. t

. >>> a san francisco police officer went above and beyond her job duty to help a homeless woman she saw on the street. the officer's son posted this photo on our facebook page showing his mother buying shoes for the woman. cornell bernard is live in san francisco with the story you'll see only on abc7 news. reporter: very busy in union square tonight. during the holidays a lot of homeless people can be overlooked but not by one police officer who recently treated a homeless woman something she needed inside this sketcher store. >> i didn't really get her name. i didn't want to embarrass her. >> san francisco police officer jackie sullinger does not know the name of the homeless woman she spotted on friday but knew she needed one thing. >> she was holding a sign that she needed shoes. i looked down at her feet and she had some really flimsy looking slippers on. reporter: the woman told the officer she wore a size 12 and homeless shelters, which give shoes away, never have her size. >> i said you know what? i'm going to go into the store over there and see what we can do. >> the offic

we've kept the aging stadium working well past its life. >> for this big game san francisco police willhave stepped up security later on tonight and will have more officers than they've ever had on hand here at candlestick park to make sure that everybody celebrates in a safe way. also a word of warning. anyone thinking about snagging a souvenir from candlestick park should think twice. san francisco police say they'll also be on the lookout for anybody trying to steal a piece of the stadium and take it home with them as a piece of makeshift memorabilia. candlestick will be here for about the next year or so. there will be other events to commemorate the end of an era, but eventually the stadium will be demolished a little over a year from right now. we're live this morning inside candlestick in san francisco. >>> >>> new information about the san francisco house that suddenly collapsed one week ago. there was a low ball estimate on the construction costs tied to the renovation job. part of the house crumbled sending debris down the hill. the investigation continues. >>> a little puppy

. >>> a san francisco police officer went above and beyond her job duty to help a homeless woman she saw on the street. the officer's son posted this photo on our facebook page showing his mother buying shoes for the woman. cornell bernard is live in san francisco with the story you'll see only on abc7 news. reporter: very busy in union square tonight. during the holidays a lot of homeless people can be overlooked but not by one police officer who recently treated a homeless woman something she needed inside this sketcher store. >> i didn't really get her name. i didn't want to embarrass her. >> san francisco police officer jackie sullinger does not know the name of the homeless woman she spotted on friday but knew she needed one thing. >> she was holding a sign that she needed shoes. i looked down at her feet and she had some really flimsy looking slippers on. reporter: the woman told the officer she wore a size 12 and homeless shelters, which give shoes away, never have her size. >> i said you know what? i'm going to go into the store over there and see what we can do. >> the offic

this week, san francisco police opened a missing persons case on her. she lived in san francisco and spent time in the south and market area. she's 41 years old, a transgender woman who's 5'7", with auburn colored hair. police are asking anyone with information about her to contact the san francisco police department. >>> the record streak continues. tomorrow will be the sixth consecutive spare the air day. this is a live picture of san jose, where some of the dirtiest air is right now in the bay area. the spare the air day means no burns is allowed indoor or outdoor. not in your fireplace or outside fire pit. you can't burn manufactured fire logs, either. if you do, you may be fined. >>> and still ahead at 6:00, a masked gunman robbed a school fund-raiser. and parents tonight are holding an emergency meeting. >>> i'm scott budman. new products and billion-dollar valuations. you can all this texting 2.0. but is it still safe to send that photo? >>> also, radiation under bay area homes. we investigate claims that the navy is concealing the real expense of