look at full page ad in the "san francisco chronicle" from san jose and san francisco police department and the firefighters claiming public safety workers deserve a special day. no mention of mario woods remembrance day. i asked the union president and he deflected the question. >> we went to remember our brothers and sisters this dallas and baton rouge and through the country who made the ultimate sacrifice. >> are you making a statement about the supervisors choosing to have a mario woods remembrance day? >> our day is focused on public safety officers and the sacrifices they make every day. this is our focus. >> woods is the stabbing suspect who was shot 20 times by san francisco police in december. cell phone video of the shooting raised questions of whether it was justified. supervisors voted to have a mario woods remembrance day today and offered condolences to his mother. five fallen officers who were killed in dallas that will be part of the ceremony. i asked an officer who was here what he thinks of the event. he said it is nice. it is needed. police officers need love and men

the focus of a sex scandal involving a bay area police officers has shifted to san francisco. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is live outside sfpd headquarters to explain why. anne. >> reporter: new reports that an officer with the san francisco police department named rodger ponce de leon allegedly not only had sex but also did cocaine with this woman while she was underaged. celeste guap now 18 years old and a self-admitted sex worker she has been linked to more than 20 law enforcement officers in the bay area. now she tells the "san francisco examiner" that rodger ponce de leon was one of the first while he was with the oakland police department. in an interview she talked about how her relationships with the various officers made her feel. >> i was happy to, you know, wow, you know, these men every men in uniform, you know, giving me protection and, you know, yeah, like, it was mutual. >> the oakland police department investigation was prompted by a suicide note from one of their officers. that investigation continues. rodger ponce de leon is still employed by the san francisc

san francisco. >> he will leave his post sometime in early september. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead this wednesday evening, a san francisco police officers arrested for having an illegal weapon is released from jail on one condition -- >>> plus. >> it is a magic pill. >> sounding at alarm on supplements. seven on your side michael finney with which one you should avoid. >>> and the new fight against superbugs. >>> a san francisco police officer is now out of jail, but he still faces charges of violating the state ban on assault rifles. abc 7 news reporter eric thomas has the story. >> reporter: san francisco police officer faces two felony charges. >> he is charged with manufacturing nan salt weapon and possessing the weapon. >> it is an ar-15 type rifle which is legal in california under certain circumstances, as long as the weapons are used with magazine that only hold ten rounds and they have a so-called bullet button that requires a tool like an ifrnk pen to relea the magazine. >> it had nothing to do with his employment at the san francisco police department. >> neither the prosecution nor the defense will say which part of

police. we need to -- we really need to have dialogue. >> reporter: san francisco supervisors say police tacticaleforms are helping. >> last week sfpd had a standoff with an african-american man with a gun. he lived. >> in san francisco's bay view district. neighbors and activists gathered in the spot where mario woods was shot last year by san francisco police. they've say he refueled to drop a went. people want to vent their anger got police shootings. >> enough is enough, and that's the battle cry. enough is enough. >> teenagers, educated young people coming out. yesterday, the same thing. they're hungry. they're hurt. >> reporter: police mobilized with extra officers on motorcycles and on rooftops, ready in case protesters tried getting on nearby highway 101, like many protesters attempted to do on saturday. >> we definitely can't have this many police. why are the coming in full riot gear? >> question asked but got no response from san francisco police. this protest vigil was peaceful in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> tomorrow, a blue ribbon panel will reless a final report on

you not see san francisco police alone in the cars anymore. that is because of what happened over the weekend in oakland. a sergeant crashed her car and someone walked up to the car and opened fire. police in san francisco responded with the new order which is supported by police unions. going to two man cars is a good step in the right distribution the lived has been looking at and making it more difficult to injure or attack police officers . >> the sergeant is okay. show was not shot but taken to the hospital to be checked. oakland police have doubled up since the dallas officers were shot. she was alone because she is a supervisor. no arrests have been made. >> three south san francisco police officers are in louisiana to attend a funeral for baton rouge police officer montrell jackson one of three officers killed when the gunman opened fire on them near police headquarter as week ago. thousands attended memorials for the other two officers over the weekend. >> the soberanes fire in monterey is now at 11,000 acres and only 5% contained. sev

police. we need to -- we really need to have dialogue. >> reporter: san francisco supervisors say police tacticaleforms are helping. >> last week sfpd had a standoff with an african-american man with a gun. he lived. >> in san francisco's bay view district. neighbors and activists gathered in the spot where mario woods was shot last year by san francisco police. they've say he refueled to drop a went. people want to vent their anger got police shootings. >> enough is enough, and that's the battle cry. enough is enough. >> teenagers, educated young people coming out. yesterday, the same thing. they're hungry. they're hurt. >> reporter: police mobilized with extra officers on motorcycles and on rooftops, ready in case protesters tried getting on nearby highway 101, like many protesters attempted to do on saturday. >> we definitely can't have this many police. why are the coming in full riot gear? >> question asked but got no response from san francisco police. this protest vigil was peaceful in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> tomorrow, a blue ribbon panel will reless a final report on

san francisco today. he was the man shot to death by police officers last december. san francisco's board of supervises passed a resolution this year to make july 22, his birthday, mario woods day angering the police union. >> speaking of the san francisco police officer association they will host a day of remembrance in honor of law enforcement officers who made the ultimate second credit nice. the ceremony recognizes the shooting debt of five dallas police officers two weeks ago and commemorate a year since the murder of hayward police sergeant shot during a traffic stop at 10:00 a.m. at the golden gate yacht club in san francisco. >> baton rouge, louisiana, is preparing for a painful weekend, happening today, police officer matthew gerald is buried with military honors in louisiana, the father of two and former army and marine veteran. he was one of three officers shot and killed by a lone gunman on sunday. the sheriff deputyies brad garafola will be buried on saturday and officer montrell jackson is laid to rest on monday. all the four suspects arrested in a kidna

a member of the san francisco police commission spoke to me. >> i hope this does not let people deter making efforts to make it better for the community and the police. everyone wants the same thing. everyone. >> in oakland, police have been double staffing patrol cars recently but it remains to be seen in additional changes will be made. >> in san jose for abc7 news. >> this afternoon, a dig ill for a uc berkeley student killed in nice will be held on cal campus. nicholas leslie was studying in the summer in nice. three others were injured. he is the second student killed in a terrorist attack abroad this summer, tracy jane was killed in pentagon lash this month. the candlelight vigil is at 4:30 this morning. >> french officials say investigators do not have evidence that the truck driver in the attack in nice had links to terrorists networks. isis claims responsibility for the thursday attack but officials say the driver mohamed bouhel, was radicalized recently. 59 people are still in the hospital and 29 are in intensive care. >> in light of the attack in nice and the latest killing

his post is taken down but a man who threatened the san francisco chief of police, his post is still up there. it's all over the internet especially on twitter. everybody is talking about it except milo. in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. ♪[ music ] >>> all eyes tonight on donald trump's number 2. indiana governor mike pence will formally accept the gop nomination for vice president coming up this evening. this is a live look at the republican national convention in cleveland right now. florida governor rick scott is speaking. tonight's theme make america first again. headliners include trump's former political rivals senators marco rubio and ted cruz and wisconsin governor scott walker and his son eric trump. former speaker of the house newt gingrich and as we mentioned trump's vp pick. mike pence. we have team coverage tonight beginning with cbs reporter craig boswell inside the q. >> reporter: you just ran down the list of speakers. about 16 people expected on this stage tonight to address this delegation and the nation. we're hearing today melania trump' speech writer with a

links to more that 20 police officers in san francisco. up next new revelations about the teenage sex worker at the center of a police sex scandal. >> plus janine de la vega is live in san jose. new developments about violence surrounding donald trump. >> that is right. the city of san jose and its top leaders are being slapped with a lawsuit. we'll tell you what the police are saying. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute that is well, not good on the bay bridge and this might be your alternate. san mateo bridge looking good getting across. i'll tell you what is going on on the bay bridge. >> it was a cooker for many yesterday or you were stuck in that fog. today it does look cooler for many. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we want to update you on this breaking story out of nice, france this morning. there is within evacuation. there was at the airport. we're looking at video from a little while ago. a journalist from the canadian broadcasting corporation is posting photos on social media of the evacuation. french military perso

it had nothing to do with his employment at the san francisco police departme police department. >> reporter: in general ar 15s are legal as long as the magazines don't hold more than 10 rounds and they have the bullet button. neither the defense or prosecution will say exactly what is illegal about his gun, but after spending the night in jail he was released on his own recognizance with one condition. >> we asked him to turn in all weapons and fire arms. that's what the judge ordered and what the defendant will do to be released. >> we're pleased he was released. he looks forward to moving forward with the case. >> reporter: what's curious is state law allows police officers to have modified ar 15s that the public cannot with written permission from their departments. abramson, apparently did not have the permission. also he was turned in by fellow officers. the acting police chief says that shows his reforms are working. >> it's not about the blue wall of silence. it's about officers seeing conduct that they have an issue with in their own department and they see something and they said s

kron4 marlin kelly has the latest >> reporter: in san francisco. police have made an address in the city's first known pokemon go related mugging. the crime happened here on the 200 block of berle's streets and cities tortola neighborhood. police say a teenage boy was holding his smart phone along with his sister's bone, played the popular game when he was approached by one suspect. who threaten the boy again took his bones. and jump into a getaway car driving but a second-test driven by a second suspect. here are the two men are arrested for the cry monday morning. >> is sachs. but that is how people are. -- it sucks (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports! >> gary: >> gary: here weggo!-- we go! >> gary: look atthis phil mickleson! >> gary: phil mickelson was on fire all day his approach shot here set up a birdie to go 4 under. san paul! mickelson is seen the long birdie putt to go five under. 17th hole. nicholson get the party put to just a trickle and going eight under and giving him a chance for a major record round of 62. >> gary

professionals steeling bikes in san francisco and they end up for sail on line or flea markets in san jose and alameda county and north bay. this is a huge challenge for enforcement of the police staffment we believe at the san francisco bike coalition real solutions focus on prevention, registration. addressing the challenges lead to more riding bikes on the streets and increasing biking and decreasing congestion on the streets. >> great. thank you very much. so, madam, chair we can move to public comment. i have a few public comment cards. ada burkewits, [inaudible] randall jacobs. aaron star. >> high name is nob i live in the south of market area and i had 5 bicycles stolen in the last 6 or 7 years two within the last 6 months. i can afford to replace my bikes but there are a lut who can not. i did everything the police department said. i bought the best lock jz did everything i was suppose today do and locked to a rack tight. everything i did was right and still got two bikes stol in the last 6 months. at one time there was a bicycle threft unit and that is what the bait bikeerize about. they are not doing that anymore. sarge want freedman is the only one. when my last bik

[shouting] >> a protest against police brutality is making its way through san francisco right now. a look at the message, the impact and the police response. i'm eric thomas. thank you for joining us. >>> break news at the essex street ramp to the bay bridge in downtown san francisco. police have seen fit to let the protest march through city streets but trying to keep them off of the bay bridge. some of the marchers are trying to get on to the bridge and affect traffic. so the officers are trying to keep the crowd from marching on to lower deck of the bay bridge. the crowd has been assembled for 20 minutes or so and have remained peaceful so far. >>> for more on the story right now, let check in with core bernard. >> reporter: day of protest has been a very difficult one for drivers just about anywhere south of market. protesters vowing their message, their demonstrations, will continue. >> are you mad yet? >> yes. >> we mad, we going she what we're about. >> reporter: protest blocked the entrance to interstate 0 -- 80 for an hour. the group supporting "black lives matter" they're

guaranteed for one year. >>> the search for a permanent police chief continues in the city of san franciscoand the police commission wants input on the recruitment progress from members of the community. joining us live on "mornings on 2" one of the san francisco police commissioners dr. joe sell marshall. you're turning to the community in the form of public forums as well as online information? >> absolutely. we want everybody's thoughts on who the new chief should be. this is not something that's new. we actually did this in the search before. i think what we have added this time beyond the community meetings that we are doing is taking input via online and email. >> and meetings next month, and how many will you have? >> five. >> five? >> yeah, five in different parts of the city. two hours each. we want to know what folks think about who the next chief should be. >> i took your online survey this morning. >> you did? >> i did. it's a lengthy survey. you asked people to rank things such as integrity, accountability, credibility, professionalism. when you hear from the public, how do you

the police force will get them by the end of the year, getting here has not been easy. san francisco mayor ed lee was given a brief description of how the police department's new body cameras will function. >> there is an off and on button and there is a self diagnostic. >> the mayor was joined by the interim police chief in addressing recruits who will be soon equipped with the devices. >> you're coming in when technology is changing. into the 21 century of policing with body cameras. don't let anybody fool you into thinking this is going to hurt you. these are going to help you. >> reporter: it's part of a number of reforms following a growing divide between police and the community. the policy also states that officers will be allowed to review the footage only after they make a statement. the chief said it was an acceptable compromise. >> because it's going to be a run in. >> in the end, the union gave a blessing to the body cams. >> the cameras will not be a panacea. this is not the end all, but it is a vital tool to use to demonstrate to the public we're doing it right. >> repo

and both the acting police chief and the police union president did not want to appear on camera to comment. i'm live in san franciscolie lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> a san jose police might begin using body cameras. on wednesday each officer will undergo four hours of training and when they should turn cameras on and how to retrieve video of them. they provided this picture of what the cameras look like. they will record interactions with citizens and when officers have to use force. >>> just one week before the republican national convention, the issue of race which had been on the periphery in the contest for the presidency is now center stage and donald trump and clinton are striking different tones. we are in washington with more. >> i am the law and order candidate. >> reporter: donald trump campaigning with a new twist on a familiar slogan. >> make america safe again for everyone. >> reporter: from calling for an end to, quote, hostility against our police, and also acknowledging the heart break over the police shootings of two black men. >> the tragic deaths in louisiana and minnesota make clear that the

>> reporter:at 945 wednesday evening a disturbing call came into san francisco's ingleside police station >>sot off. giselle talkoff/san francisco police 06-14 it was an anonymous male voice on the phone and he said offered 15-thousand dollars to anyone that killed a police officer from ingleside station or any officer. >> reporter:then about 530 thursday morning a similar call came in to sfpd's 911 dispatch making the same threat >>we take every threat we receive extremely seriously we don't take it lightly >> reporter:investigators are now trying to trace the calls and identify who made them. these are not the first threats against the sfpd on monday police arrested a man for allegedly posting this racist tweet calling for the beheading of acting chief toney chaplin. >>sot tony ribera/former s.f. police chief 47-53 --every time an officer puts on their uniform and hits the streets they know there's a potential threat out there. >> reporter: former san francisco police chief tony ribera says the fear factor coupled with strategies for self defense are something all law enforcement office

the police force will get them by the end of the year, getting here has not been easy. san francisco mayor ed lee was given a brief description of how the police department's new body cameras will function. >> there is an off and on button and there is a self diagnostic. >> the mayor was joined by the interim police chief in addressing recruits who will be soon equipped with the devices. >> you're coming in when technology is changing. into the 21 century of policing with body cameras. don't let anybody fool you into thinking this is going to hurt you. these are going to help you. >> reporter: it's part of a number of reforms following a growing divide between police and the community. the policy also states that officers will be allowed to review the footage only after they make a statement. the chief said it was an acceptable compromise. >> because it's going to be a run in. >> in the end, the union gave a blessing to the body cams. >> the cameras will not be a panacea. this is not the end all, but it is a vital tool to use to demonstrate to the public we're doing it right. >> repo

bagpipes played as chp, oakland police and the san francisco police and fire departments paid tribute to their fallen comrades this morning. those honored include the five dallas officers ambushed this month. san jose police officer michael katherman and hayward police sergeant scott lunger, who was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop one year ago today, were also honored. >> we want to make sure that the citizens of the bay area know that we're out there protecting and serving. but they need to recognize this is a dangerous job especially after what happened in dallas and baton rouge. we pray that never happens here. >> meanwhile, a full-page ad in the "chronicle" is getting attention today. four law enforcement unions paid 15 for it. it reads in part: "it is a day to honor all the brave men and women as well as all public safety workers in california and this nation who have made the ultimate sacrifice. >>> draymond green will not go to jail. the warriors star reached a plea deal on his assault charge. officials say it has now been reduced to a noise violation. tmz video s

ul e standoff between san francisco police officers and a 13-year-old boy with ausm >>> hours of tensionsacefully after a 17-long standoff between san francisco police officers and 13-year-old boy with autism. it happened at a home near deloris park. teen had an argument with his family and then barricaded himself in the garage with a knife. more than 20 officers stayed up all night trying to help the boy. finally a robot was sent in. the boy came out but refused to drop his knife. a bean bag gun was used twice on the boy to bring the ordeal to an end. neighbors we spoke with are glad that this all ended peacefully. >> the reason we're all here is nobody wants to, you know, get hurt. nobody wants to die. all of us here in the neighborhood are well wishes are with them. >> and that teen was taken to the hospital as a precaution. >>> authorities are looking for the vandals who went on a tire slashing bing in the parking lot. someone slashed tires on seven cars sometime between monday at 8:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. b.a.r.t. police are stepping up patrols. also reviewing footage from surveillance

in and out of the department has been and remains an impediment to the open dialogue.>> the san francisco police officer association has rejected the allegations, that the police department has a problem with racism or racial bias in the ranks and final findings will be released at 11:00 tomorrow morning. >>> gun laws taking effect in january, but some say it is not enough to stop the gun violence that is sweeping the nation. gun owners with bullet button rifles will have to surrender them or face jail time and advocates are especially unhappy with those restrictions on the bullet button rifles and clamping down on the sale of the ammunition. it regulates the purchase of ammunition by requiring the vendors to be license, and also requiring people that purchased the ammunition to go through an immediate background check.>> california gunowners could see more changes, and the gun- control measure will be on the november ballot. this would require background checks for anyone purchasing bullets, ban people from owning magazines with more than 10 rounds, and then date felony charges for gun violator

san francisco. dozens of san francisco police officers parallel the protest group as they march down market street headed to san francisco city hall. now it is not yet clear how long this group is going to stay out here at san francisco city hall tonight. but i can tell that you this group is significantly smaller than the group that started down in the embarcadero gotten cold and windy in the last hour or so. reporting live at san francisco city hall, sergio, 7 news. >> thank you. >> in atlanta thousands of protestors shut down a freeway today. take a look no. protestor arrested this eveningment there are still some people moving through the streets there tonight. >> peaceful protest was under way last night in dallas when gun fire suddenly broke out. >> people began running for cover as fierce assault of gunfire began. police officers were being shot one by one. >> when it was all over 14 people had been shot. 5 police officers killed. it was the most deadly day for law enforcement since 9/11. >> marsie in dallas. >> good evening. so many of the streets here in downtown dallas still blocked off as poli

there will be a vigil for mario woods tonight at the cornerstone baptist church in san francisco. >>> san francisco police are investigating two threatening phone calls warning them of a bounty. san francisco police department said a man called the station saying he is offering $15,000 to then who shoots an officer. the calls come daze after the acting police chief received a death threat. >> it is more of a catalyst where we have to look at it and say, be very careful out there, look about what is going on especially the ambush situations >> since dallas and baton rouge, stations have paired officers and doubled up patrol cars in dangerous situations. >> in oakland protesters took part in a national day of action yesterday calling for an end to police violence. they want the city to de-fund the lived and divert money instead to programs to benefit african-american communities. they have a banner calling for the firing of the mayor schaaf. dozens of children were at the protest. it was peaceful. >> we asked mayor schaaf of the search for a new police chief in oakland. >> the search has informally begun bu

san francisco pd is. we want somebody to continue the new policing, the new way of policing we are going to be doing in sanrancisco moving forward. >> and if you want to give your input on san francisco's next police chief we posted a link to the survey at ktvu.com. look for it in the web links section. >>> our question today is do you think the next san francisco police chief should come from within the department or outside and why. gasia, you have received a number of responses? >> we have been talking about it through the morning. larry tweets, sfpd chief should come from inside. they need to have post executive certs. >> within and already residing in the bay for some time. a quality outside candidate could never afford housing at these prices. >> i think the police chief's salary is above the 300,000 mark. so they're doing okay. you know, if that's a consideration. i will just throw that number out there for you. checking more of your responses through the day, through ktvu "the 9". we appreciate your use of the hashtag #ktvuthe9. >>> a fire burning in monterey county. >> it's been burning since last

police protest in san francisco. ew scrutiny as supervisors try to police the purse strings. >>> and a massive effort to relocate hundreds off elephan elephants -- >>> and -- >> odds are you've seen the ad so which >>> tonight on prime time, special live coverage of the republican national convention at 7:00. and then at 8:00, it is the middle followed by two accept solds of frech -- two accept solds of fresh off the boat and jeopardy and wheel of fortune followed by abc 7 news. >>> an urgent plea for donors have been issues to come forward to address a nationwide blood shortage aggravated by the zika virus. >> leslie brinkley has a look at the problem and the solution in the works, i hadn't donated before so i just thought i would come in. >> reporter: donors heeded the call for bags of blood in the midst of a severe national shortage. >> it is a normal yearly thing. we tend to see a decrease in the summer months and schools aren't in session and people travel and we have the zika virus. >> reporter: zika means donor

it's a deal you'll devour. >>> the blue ribbon panel investigating the san francisco police department has released its long awaited report. the year-long review was prompted by racist and homophobic text messages exchanged between some police officers. some african americans and latinos were searched with less consent than white and asians. the panel made 81 recommendations and here to talk to us about that is the executive director of that panel. thanks for joining us on mornings on 2 >> thanks for having me. let's talk about what you see as the strongest recommendation coming from the report. >> absolutely. the strongest recommendation is that the department lacks robust oversight. no one is paying attention to what's happening within the department. this is because the oversight structure is such that the commission does not have the ability or the capacity to do that. so i think the strongest recommendation is that we recommend that the city incorporate an office of inspector general which would be responsible for auditing the policies of the department and whether officer, comply

police put out this alert. >> -- arm in -- has been released from the hospital. breaking news in san francisco right now: police are investigating reports of shots fired in the mission.. at 17-th and shotwell.. that's where the >> in the past hour c.h.p. confirmed the inter-security guard has been released from the hospital. >>> breaking news in san francisco right now, police are investigating reports of shots fired in the mission at 17th and shock well. that's where the odc theater is located. at this point it is unclear whether there actually was a shooting, but there is a large police presence in the area. we're also hearing reports that some people at that theater are hiding in a janitor's closet. we will keep you updated. >>> new information a mysterious death of a palo alto woman, the case is classified as a homicide. the coroner's office confirmed city 5-year-old jenny she died from multiple stab wounds. the family member discovered her body inside her home last week. investigators have no significant leads but they believe the suspect likely knew the victim. >>> a new scandal at uc be

all of those things will be under investigation by san francisco police. frank? >> cristina rendon, thank you. >>> well, coming up, outrage in louisiana tonight after a witness records a very disturbing video of a black man being shot by police. >> a multimillion dollars pot operation busted. how the suspects were able to fool the homeowners into renting the place out. (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. >> a man hunt is underway in san diego for the person responsible for attacking four homeless people and killing two of them. authorities released surveillance video of the man they are looking for. they described him as white from 30 to 40 years old and extremely dangerous. the most recent victim was found with severe burns in downtown san diego just this morning. he is not expected to survive. all of the vict

people want is the city to do the right thing, the fair and right thing. >> the san francisco, san jose and oakland police unions and the international association of firefighters are the groups that paid for the ad. it's no secret that the san francisco poa was furious when the board of supervisors unanimously approved this day. according to the "chronicle," the union has organized a day of remembrance ceremony at the golden gate yacht club this morning but in a press release they received there was no mention of mario woods. the city of san francisco isn't doing anything to honor woods on this remembrance day. in the past, supervisor david campos said this day is not about the specifics of mario woods but what the case represents, which is the recognition that there needs to be more police reform. end quote. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a san leandro man pled not guilty to accusations of spinning donuts on the bay bridge. three people blocked all westbound lanes on the bridge on sunday. they were driving two ford mustangs and camaro. a witness shot this video of one of them doing donuts. ch

you can't shoot people because you're nervous. >> san francisco police and chp in riot gear, guarded the freeway onramp and bay bridge approach. other officers kept their distance. >> black men killed in this country are killed by a police officer. >> reporter: some broadcast the protest through social media. others came in support interior kids. >> the young people are going to change the world. >> we have to support make ago people uncomfortable to hear the message. our anger cannot be isolated tower communities that feel the pain and hurt. >> reporter: later the protest was on the move toward market street. police, not far behind. >> so until we get some unity and understanding from the people who swerve to serve and protect us, then we're going to keep fighting every day. >> reporter: their fight continues in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> happening now in dallas, police just issued an all-clear after a tense search for a suspicious man at police headquarters. dallas police hq went on lockdown after the police department received an anonymous threat. armed s.w.a.t.

the president poa president says the panel is a kangaroo court. >> former police chief of san franciscoo you think about these recommendations? they have the legal standing. the police department does not have to do any of these things. but will they? >> i read over the report last night and there is some good information. and some good recommendations. certainly we support transparency. we want to get to the truth and what is going on on the streets of our city. but there is a couple of assumptions that i have a problem with. they talk about the organizational culture and racial bias. when you have 2000 officers, there's no question some of them are biased. i think the great majority of our officers are good public servants who care about the people that they serve. this was true even back in the days and i was chief. we have one of the most diversified police departments in the country. >> this is not a good old boys club? more individual than systemic? >> very much so. the recommendations on transparency and more discipline, are good recommendations. i think that is what we need. one

you can't shoot people because you're nervous. >> san francisco police and chp in riot gear, guarded the freeway onramp and bay bridge approach. other officers kept their distance. >> black men killed in this country are killed by a police officer. >> reporter: some broadcast the protest through social media. others came in support interior kids. >> the young people are going to change the world. >> we have to support make ago people uncomfortable to hear the message. our anger cannot be isolated tower communities that feel the pain and hurt. >> reporter: later the protest was on the move toward market street. police, not far behind. >> so until we get some unity and understanding from the people who swerve to serve and protect us, then we're going to keep fighting every day. >> reporter: their fight continues in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> happening now in dallas, police just issued an all-clear after a tense search for a suspicious man at police headquarters. dallas police hq went on lockdown after the police department received an anonymous threat. armed s.w.a.t.

separate from the ones that the justice department also suggested.>> the president of the san francisco police officers association has released a statement in response, writing, "on thursday a stopper in dallas took aim at police officers and murdered by in cold blood, and today george casto is taking aim at the place officers in san francisco with half-truths and distortions.">>> a recent sex scandal involving some of the officers, and we are live from outside of the oakland police headquarters with more on the call for reform and transparency.>> reporter: a group called the anti-police terror project is working with the legal team, setting up an anonymous hotline and offering up legal advice to any officer that wants to be a whistleblower, and may be willing to shed light on further police misconduct in oakland. we've heard a lot about the police misconduct over the last few months, celeste watts said she had several -- sex with several officers while underage, reports of racist text messages, even a homicide detective that allegedly had his girlfriend write some of his reports. and they sa

san francisco police say it's not against the law to distribute the fliers. >>> a report finds a teenage sex worker at the center of the oakland police scandal had online connections to a number of san francisco police officers. 24 current and former sfpd officers with links to her facebook page. the department is investigates. right now the fspd has no official rules on officers social media accounts. but that is in the works. >>> a former police officer convicted of raping and molesting his son and stepdaughter more than 25 years ago could be freed from prison. in 1989 ron chops was sentenced to prison. >>> the city of hayward will pay $500,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by the family of a man shot and killed by police two years ago. jeffrey mckinny was naked and unarmed when he was shot. police say officers were called there after an argument. they reported mckinny was acting erratically and yelling threats from behind a closed door. officers used pepper spray but it was uneffective. the hayward city attorney said it was dark and they didn't know mckinny was naked and they thought he

marshall also sits on the san francisco police commission believes the correct way to respond is to channel anger fear into meaningful change as an example points to recent events in san francisco. fall in public outrage over several officer of all fatal shootings changes made within the san francisco police department including the passing of a new use of force policy emphasizing patience and restraint. then just this past wednesday officers involved in a standoff with the armed men near market street following newt call their able to resolve without resorting the legal force hot marshall says unlike what happened at that lesson of channeling anger is what he's trying to teaches kids >> britteny: it will be on the chile sa said it will stay that way and the rest of tonight and tomorrow also witnessed a lot of fog a chance of coastal drizzle as we head into next week will warm things up much warmer for us. settler in our shot showing what we're dealing with the strong onshore flow area of low pressure the jet stream is that the south in that direction is coming straight from the west and ea

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san francisco's bay view strict. they came to remember mario woods on what would have been his 87th birthday. he was carried a knife when he was shot more than 20 times by san francisco policeers last december, sparking a use of force controversy. week's later, be san francisco's supervisors formally declared woods' birthday a day of remembrance. his mother was among those attending last night's memorial. >> you know when we're alone at night, and you realize you would just like to talk to him one more time. i would love for him to say mom, i would love for him to say what are we gonna do today? where are we gotten in a eat? that would be what i could want. >> some bay area police and firefighters had a much difference response to mario woods day. they took out a full paged a paying tribute to police and firefighters killed in the line of duty. >> the recent high-profile incidents highlight the need to recruit the best possible prospects for the police department. we report from san francisco on the latest efforts to hire officers who really represent the community. >> reporter: the job of a police officer become be increasingly difficult. in finding qualified candidates is

professionals steeling bikes in san francisco and they end up for sail on line or flea markets in san jose and alameda county and north bay. this is a huge challenge for enforcement of the police staffment we believe at the san francisco bike coalition real solutions focus on prevention, registration. addressing the challenges lead to more riding bikes on the streets and increasing biking and decreasing congestion on the streets. >> great. thank you very much. so, madam, chair we can move to public comment. i have a few public comment cards. ada burkewits, [inaudible] randall jacobs. aaron star. >> high name is nob i live in the south of market area and i had 5 bicycles stolen in the last 6 or 7 years two within the last 6 months. i can afford to replace my bikes but there are a lut who can not. i did everything the police department said. i bought the best lock jz did everything i was suppose today do and locked to a rack tight. everything i did was right and still got two bikes stol in the last 6 months. at one time there was a bicycle threft unit and that is what the bait bikeerize about. they are not doing that anymore. sarge want freedman is the only one. when my last bik

homeowner notify police after he was concerned that one of the homes or renting to others. >> grant: a new video to my sister board in an spree >> vicki:the san francisco civil grand jury released their report today on their 5 month probe into how fatal police shootings in the city are investigated. kron4's maureen kelly talked to one of the jurors who explains what they want to see changed. justice delayed is really justiced denied >> reporter:eric vanderpool is one of 19 jurors who issued this 107 page report on fatal police shooting investigations by the sfpd.they started by tracking the 18 deadly officer invovled shootings in san francisco since 2011.including the three most recent.mario woods, the stabbing suspect who was gunned down while holding a knife in the bayview last year.luis gongora, the homeless man wielding a knife in the mission in april, and jessica williams who was shot while sitting in stolen car in may. you can see the scene in this helicopter video from our partership with abc7 news. the grand jury says the investigations. into these killings.conducted by police, the da and the office of citizen's complaint take far to long. >>:r

police in san francisco in a standoff with a man with a gun just off busy market street in the tenderloin neighborhood. police have swarmed that area around jones and mcallostery streets just outside the hibernia bank building. ktvu fox 2 news' tara moriarty is live on the scene now with the very latest. >> reporter: over the past 15 minutes, we heard flash bangs go off. they got the crowd riled up. there is a crowd gathered out here to watch all of this a lot of them angry. a lot of fatal shootings. the past five years. if you could move out of the way, sir, sorry. right around the corner is where the man is laying on the ground and he has his hands in his pocket. they are in standoff mode. members of the swat team have their guns drawn and ready. the man is in an altered state. we don't know if he is on drugs, drunk, or mentally incapacitated but the area around seventh and market is extremely chaotic. several blocks have been blocked off within this radius. the man laying right in front of the bank at the corner of mcallister an jones. completely at a standstill. swat teams trying to n

that is how long the stand off with san francisco police has been going on with a number of police vehicles and police officers taking a wait-and-see approach outside of the house. this is a 13-year-old autistic boy. police say he is armed with a knife. again, it started with a family dispute at 9:00 last night and right new the police officers are outside trying to figure out the very best way to communicate with the young man. we are told they are talking to the boy's therapists to try to figure owe the best way to talk to him. they want the by did come out on his own. he is inside of the house, alone, to come out on his own, and to put the knife down. the officers say that they are taking a wait-and-see approach for now. >> new details this morning on a wildfire bun north of big sur in monday dry burning now more than 19,000 acres. this is video of the soberanes fire. the flames are only 10% contained. 1,600 homes are threatened, and machinetory evacuations are in affect for 300 homes. >> the smoke from the soberanes fire is spreading across the bay area. jessica joins us from palo alto.

francisco. a man on the line said he offered $15,000 to anyone they killed a police officer from the station. then about 530 this morning a similar call came in two san francisco police department 911 dispatch center making the same threat. >> steve: former san francisco police chief says the recent ambush murder of police officers and dallas and five town ruled heightens the concern, especially when there are direct threats. --baton rouge >> steve: investigators are now trying to trace the cause and identify who made them. these are not the first threats against the staff francisco police department. , a police are arresting a man who say posted his racist comment calling for the heading of acting chief. >> this is ridiculous! >> vicki: dianne was not the only passenger frustrated with southwest airlines the past few days. yes ave system outage has caused what is called a nationwide route south or southwest airlines since wednesday hundreds of flights have either been delayed or canceled. many travelers have been such a long live as they scramble to make him travel plans. >> vicki: others have fan stuck just try to find their luggage. south was prom

. >>> san francisco police are looking for the person who set off an illegal firework inside san francisco general hospital. abc7 news was at the hospital as police surrounded the facility yesterday. some people reported that they thought they had heard a shooting. a officers searched the building and eventually found an explodeded m-80 firecracker on the fifth floor. no one was hurt. >>> a stanford law professor who called for the removal of a bay area judge is calling on you, the voters, to help him get out of office. judge persky's sentence of swimmer has been controversial. we spoke with those leading the effort to have the judge removed. she wants it on the ballot next year. >> the voters of santa clara county will have the opportunity to weigh in on the question of whether judge persky has exhibited judicial bias to the point that he can't be relied upon to rule fairly. >> landis dover says the recall effort cannot legally begin until april 2017. persky will be up for re-election at that time. dover expects to easily get the 80,000 signatures she needs. >>> we're eight minutes after

. >> the teenager at the center of all of this tells the san francisco chronicle that she also had sex with three san francisco police officers. she says two of the san francisco officers picked her up in richmond where she lived to have sex in their cars. she spent one night at the home of the third officer in vacaville but in each case, she told the chronicle she was 18 at the time she had sex with the officer, they were off duty and they did not pay her. >> the chronicle in another story reporting that a judge ruled that a series of ahises by drug dealers by san francisco police in the tenderloin showed, quote, substantial evidence of racism. all people charged in the tenderloin in a sting in 2013 and 2014 were african americans. according court documents, the officers were aware of non- african drug dealers in the same area but did not arrest them. there was no evidence that the prosecute prosecutors -- prosecutors that filed the charges did not know of the racism. >>> the head of the committee of homeland security says that a cheffian chechyenian is responsible for the attack in istanbul. a memorial was held in

you could see balloons and pictures fill the area where san francisco police had shot and killed woods in december. he had a knife and police had said that he was walking towards officers with it. officers shot woods more than 20 finals. the incident captured on cell phone video. there have been several protests since. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously passed the mario woods day of remembrance back in january. but it has not been without critique. the resolution angered law enforcement officers and police officers associations. supervisor norman ye tells abc 7 news that the intent of the resolution was to bring awareness to what he calls a bad situation. he said that he has seen positive changes within the police force recently. >> they're going through retraining, to be more sensitive to things. so there is some reform happening now. it is important for me, personally, that we don't want anybody to die. we don't want a police officer to get hurt, we don't want our citizens to get hurt. >> the supervisors wisely seen this day as a day fitting to celebrate his life and

people gather in san francisco tonight for a memorial to mark the first official mario woods remembrance day. tonight honored a man who was killed by san francisco policespect was shot multiple times last dmes san francisco bay view neighborhoo neighborhood. his death recorded by cell phonesxn sparking national outrage. >>reporter: first remembrance day taking place inside corner stoneqemissionary baptist church. >> this day represents a healing process for the community. >>reporter: across the street balloons and pictures! fill the area near where san francisco police shot and killed woods in december. woods had a knife and police said he was walking towards officers with it. officer shot woods more than 20 times. the incident was captured on cell phone video. there have been several protest since. . livesu: must matterri because black lives being taken. because black li in san franciso the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously passed] mario woods remembrance day. it haze not= been1y withoutd) critique. motion4d angered law enforcemen officers. >> thiefnm different take on why >>reporter: supervisor:m yee hs seen positive changes if the p

and in the wake of sniper shoots in dallas last night, we did notice san francisco police officers took special precautions, including placing police spotters on rooftops. hundreds of demonstrators arrived at city hall to protest police violence against black people. this was a group that was loud. san francisco deputies prepared by cordoning off the entrance to city hall. the protest was in response to two high profile officer-involved shooting this week. alton sterling was killed in bat touj, louisiana tuesday. philando castile was killed in st. paul. he was pulled over for a broken taillight. >> this is still going on and we haven't gotten to a point where we can love and respect each other no matter what color or sexual orientation. >> all lives do matter. but at the end of the day, it seems like black people are being killed more than other races. >> cops are hurting people. we have to work first with our justice system. you can't take out one cop if the justice system is all fudged up. we're just repeating the bullying. >> this demonstration started at justin herman plaza. the gro

back to you. >> thank you very prumuch, mike >>> calls for violence against san francisco's acting police chief. in moments the investigation and the response from toney chaplin himself. >>> what researchers are saying about dead bat rays washing ashore in the san francisco bay. ♪ ♪ as long as you love me, anyit's alright. ♪e. ♪ ♪ bend me shape me, any way you want me. ♪ shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> a san francisco man is under arrest for allegedly posting death threats against the acting chief of the san francisco police. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in the newsroom with how the acting chief himself is reacting. >> toney chaplin says he's too busy to reform the department to give the threats too much thought. but given the timing of the threats within weeks of two sniper attack on police, that is a threat th