the san francisco police department could take a maj step today in its effort to restore the public's makovec >>> good morning. it's wednesday, june 1. the san francisco police department could take a major step in the effort to restore the public's trust. anne makovec reports from the department with the plan to ee equipment officers with body cameras. >> this would be the first tangible step toward major reforms for the san francisco police department. the mayor's office and the police department have reached an agreement on the policy for the cameras. they made that announcement yesterday. the goal is transparency to capture transactions between citizens and police on patrol. the new agreement apparently settles the contentious issue over whether officers will be able to view the footage before filing written reports. we'll know more about the rules tonight but it is a debate that's been going on since last year. >> the whole purpose is to get at the truth. that's what we want. >> it's urgent. we have to make

san francisco police officer shoots someone. it passed overwhelming majority: 80% to 20% with all precincts in. this is after the resignation of police chief suhr and scrutiny over the san francisco police department is a meeting today? >> yes. there 10 meeting. san francisco police commission will meet at 5:30 to discuss the "use-of-force" policy. that is the next step. critics have called for an end to police brutality. community pressure is building. especially with the recent fatal shootings by san francisco police department officers. that head to voters passing measure "d" allowing the office of citizen complaint to launch a formal investigation when an officer shoots someone often in there is not a complaint. this comes on the heels of police chief suhr's resignation and months after the mario woods killing, the eight opinion killed by san francisco police department last year prompting many protests. those who say the department needed to be overhauled. moving failure, critics are calling on the mayor to work with communities to rebuild trust and her a new police chief who will also help do that and of course adopting a new policy on the "use-of-force" policy. >> thank you, janet. this mor

san francisco and is now employed as part of the mission police station. these actions show a lack of accountability of the san francisco police department. d has only widened the gap between our communities and the police. by supporting supervisor avalos' resolution, you been holding the san francisco police department accountable, and showing our communities that you are listening to our needs and demands. so i hope that you will vote in favor of this. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is glide. echoing the earlier speaker, is there a quorum or some sort of minimum amount of people that are supposed to be in the committee listening? >> we're supposed to have three -- >> what is that? >> three? >> three out of five. >> whatever. i'm here to speak on john's resolution. thank you, john. regarding the sfpd budget, a budget that is also bloated. and ineffective in serving and protecting the black, brown, and poor segments of our city. cops are getting away with murder, as you know, we protested and spoke to you, the sups and commission and the alex nieto trial and things are moving slowly as molasses. you

san francisco i had 3 precedes working on police reform issues since 1975 the consensus of all of us this is the most time with significant reform in the san francisco in san francisco to reform the police department that responsibility rest with you all is as it shed i am wlor you to act above and beyond the call of duty e boldly and make a statement that things will be different and only the only version 2a does that accident most important sentences is a sentence we added it says the general order adopts a higher order of police conduct i think this is really for this is conducted to show that things will be different without that the message are mixed the responds is not hero and you really have it how to make a statement actually not just important to san francisco but what we hear he guarantee will be heard in other community that are thinking about those same issues that's all i want to say. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening and welcome. >> my name is a may have been speaking of words this is once again we're referred to as the audience by mrofrdz and the woman from the occ and when we accept that i choose not to interrupt 1, 2, 3, 4 meeting but tid of giving a passive role as aud

and san francisco police department and the alameda county sheriff and the oakland police department. some of the departments like alameda county sheriff and the san francisco police department now forbid officers from leashing guns in their vehicle overnight. happening today first responders deliver an important warning of the use of illegal fireworks during the july 4 holiday. members of the south bay fire and police and hospital host fireworks safety community event and will tell the public about risk. we safe and sane fireworks are only legal in gilroy. we have been monitoring stock markets that opened 15 minutes ago and it will be another rough day. >> last time i saw we are down more than 100 and jane king is at the nasdaq with a look at where we are. jane? >> yes, good morning, down more than 200 so we are tradeing worse than indications were overnight so you can see the markets are selling off after down day on friday. down 208 and sapulpa and nasdaq down, well more than 1% so far, still adjusting to what exact it means, and there was stabilization in asia especially the me ka

san francisco fires jonathan baxter, saying the gps system on the car helped the san francisco police department track it down. >> san francisco police department and the chp were able to quickly locate the ambulance using our locate rs for a vehicle, and the pursuit was initiated. >> this suspect drove the vehicle before crashing it on the ramp. she got out of the car with no injuries, and was arrested with the san francisco police department. the rules require the ignition to be with a key in it, but the doors should also remain locked. all of this is under investigation. >> if they had it turned off, or the ambulance was unlocked, we don't know. it will be a part of our investigation. >> now, the san francisco fire spokesperson told me not long ago the car was driving recklessly, and she ran into parked car on harrison street, they told me the ambulance doors were locked, all the windows here as you can see are broken. but they don't know if it was caused by the impact, or the break-in, but this is still under investigation. pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> now to decision 2016. the polls

days and you start calling all hospitals all police departments. >> counties and jails co-sponsor norz office and the police department including the san franciscoice department and all i mean the police departments we have nothing to do with the appearance of this person has nothing to do with with such a person and officers with telling you your son is if he wanted to call you he would call you it is easier if he is andrew's this person says john in the department knowing what is happened to any son he is into custody in almost traumatized condition he say if any son is able to call me, i'm looking for any son for four days and the san francisco police department on the police department says to me - >> sounds like a complaint of police misconduct we have a have ever from the office of citizens complaints. >> i'd like to refer you to the senior investor with the office of citizens complaints can you identify yourselves and foul with that gentleman to insure if there is follow-up they can do he's right there i'm sorry this is what happened and please he's right there since you came tonight let's hook you up come an 3 a through 3-d. >> welcome a

. >>> in response to a number of shootings by san francisco police the department is changing the way it changes its officers. alex got a chance at critical skills. >> the san francisco police department is giving all officers new training that focuses more on de escalation and creating time and distance with people they are interacting with. steven with the san francisco police department and we are here at the academy and this is where officers are getting the training on the stimulation device. a use of force options. how do officers make the decision when to use any kind of force and let alone deadly force. >> numerous scenarios that we run the officers through that has different options. whether it is physical control or elevated to deadly force. >> we are told we have a trespasser, a homeless man has entered the trail and we will figure out what is going on. >> this is a white male adult. >> any weapons or anything like that. >> doesn't know if he has a weapon or not. >> gun, gun, gun. drop the weapon. drop the weapon. drop it. drop the gun, sir. drop the gun. drop the gun. >> i

san francisco. that's why san francisco police department is looking at which officers and the time. >> she says it was harmless. we were talking at this at 5:00. some people think maybe the police, instead of paying her for sex had been tipping her off. she was a sex worker and had been tipping her off about potential police busts so she was not in the area. >> perhaps not necessarily money exchanged but warnings traded for sexual favors. >> thank you. >>> a san francisco supervisor wants to with hold money in the police department to ensure that use of force reforms are made. he has been among the board's most outspoken critics in the wake of several deadly officer- involved shootings. today he announced he'll introduce a measure to enable the board of supervisors to with hold $2 million from the city's budget. the department will be subjects to quarterly reviews. the money will be released only if the department moves forward with reforms such as training officers in deescalation techniques. >> we are told that eare forms -- reforms are on the way. changes will being made. policies are put in pl

. >>> a number of controversial shootings by the san francisco police, the department is retraining the officers.>> it is a use of force similar to that teaches critical decision- making skills.>> reporter: the san francisco police department is giving all of its officers new training focus on on -- focusing on de-escalation and giving time for the people they are in her acting -- interacting with. this is where the officers are getting the training under the simulation device, use of force options, and how often do officers make the decision went to make force or let alone deadly force? >> we have numerous scenarios that would run the officers through, whether it is persuasion, physical control or elevating to deadly force. we have trespasser, a homeless man entered a trailer and we will go in check out what is going on.>> a white male adult. no further information. we do not know whether he has a weapon or not.>> gun, gun, dropped the weapon. drop the knife. drop the gun, sir. drop the gun. sir, it's okay, just drop the gun and relax. calm down and drop the gun, drop the gun to your r

days and you start calling all hospitals all police departments. >> counties and jails co-sponsor norz office and the police department including the san franciscoice department and all i mean the police departments we have nothing to do with the appearance of this person has nothing to do with with such a person and officers with telling you your son is if he wanted to call you he would call you it is easier if he is andrew's this person says john in the department knowing what is happened to any son he is into custody in almost traumatized condition he say if any son is able to call me, i'm looking for any son for four days and the san francisco police department on the police department says to me - >> sounds like a complaint of police misconduct we have a have ever from the office of citizens complaints. >> i'd like to refer you to the senior investor with the office of citizens complaints can you identify yourselves and foul with that gentleman to insure if there is follow-up they can do he's right there i'm sorry this is what happened and please he's right there since you came tonight let's hook you up come an 3 a through 3-d. >> welcome a

strategies reduce property crime and invest in more resources to have prevention and the san francisco police department that's why i'm perplexed that an initiative ordinance was submitted for other november ballot to address property crimes through the units of the san francisco police department the residents of san francisco have all right spoken loud and clear will this issue we don't need to go to the ballot box to have a dedicated unit or to provide property crimes for focused attention the ballot proposal can't be amended or changed the proposals does not have time to be vetted or discussed this is a real disservice to the san franciscans i believe that having a centralized units on property crimes with the san francisco police department is can be helpful but concerned with what that means to the local precincts i'm concerned about whether this will be the most efficient and effective medal method to address the property crimes nothing can be changed on this ballot we can push for something better here and now i'd like to propose a way for us to come together those are issues that what about mad

san francisco and is now employed as part of the mission police station. these actions show a lack of accountability of the san francisco police department. as only widened the gap between our communities and the police. by supporting supervisor avalos' resolution, you been holding the san francisco police department accountable, and showing our communities that you are listening to our needs and demands. so i hope that you will vote in favor of this. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is glide. echoing the earlier speaker, is there a quorum or some sort of minimum amount of people that are supposed to be in the committee listening? >> we're supposed to have three -- >> what is that? >> three? >> three out of five. >> whatever. i'm here to speak on john's resolution. thank you, john. regarding the sfpd budget, a budget that is also bloated. and ineffective in serving and protecting the black, brown, and poor segments of our city. cops are getting away with murder, as you know, we protested and spoke to you, the sups and commission and the alex nieto trial and things are moving slowly as molasses. you nee

the richmond police department says several of its officers are under investigation. >> the san francisco police department looking into the possibility of a connection to the sex scandal. the department is conducting a review to see if any of its staff had inappropriate contact with the victim but they emphasize it is not currently investigating any officers in connection with the scandal. >>> a member of the british parliament who was attacked earlier in the day has died. police say that lawmaker jo cox was shot and stabbed it during a meeting with his constituents. a man has been arrested in the case. police say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the attack and so far police have not released what the motive may have been. david cameron has canceled the speech that he had planned to campaign for the united kingdom to stay in the european union. groups on both sides have agreed to suspend their campaigns for now. >>> right now the president and vp are in orlando. they arrived this morning to meet with some of the victims and survivors. the pres. is set to speak publ

there is an investigation with the alameda inspector who is on leave and san francisco police department is investigating several officers who joined the san francisco police department from oakland police department as the city member said prostitutes have reached tout him to report that though, too, have had relations with the police. all the most serious challenge right here is the violation of young girls. >> in the midst of the sex scandal investigation, the chief abruptly resigned and the interim chief was fired after less than a week and acting chief paul figueroa is in charge. >> thank you, tiffany. all the warriors will arrive back in oakland this afternoon after spending the night in cleveland following the we tough loss last night in game 6. it was tough to watch with cavaliers forcing a final game seven. the cavaliers beat the warriors to tie the series. we do have good news for dubs fans history will be on our side home teams are 15-3 in the n.b.a. finals, and teams with the n.b.a. mvp have won 18, straight, gale sovereigns. >> it is coming egg to look good. it did not look

abc news reporter is live at the san francisco police department with more. katie? >> larry, san francisco police made the arrest after the internet against crimes unit. he lives in allah alameda and that's where he last worked at an elementary school. emanuel ellison is charged with trying to meet up with a minor. the girl was actually an undercover officer. >> here you have someone who is trying to lure our children and doing activities that are frankly quite disgusting. >> ellis son is a teacher and school librarian. the school district confirms that ellis son was an employee during the 2014-2015 school year. the district spokesperson says they are saddened to hear of the allegation. ellison worked in the schools from 2007 to 2014. the district read a statement saying at this time we have no evidence of inactivity and will cooperate with authorities. the fbi and homeland security were involved in the investigation and the investigation continues. >> this case is possible that there are other victims that have not come forward. if you are a victim or know anyone wh

i'm deputy chief in the san francisco police department i'd like to reassure the police department has been planning for pride week and the pride events over the last probable 6 months working with all the city and state and federal partners i believe we have a good plan it insure a safe and enjoyable weekend one of the biggest things we see since ornld we've increased preservation around the treatment venues within the castro and throughout san francisco we say a plan in place also to support all the parties going on throughout the city in the next week and obviously through the weekend that is very busy for us one of the things as you can see a high visible presence of police officers the officers will be engaged in aware of the surrounding with the large crowds as using plain clothes officer at all the pride events as well as throughout the city of san francisco for all the clubs and entertainment venues throughout san francisco the one thing i cannot stress more one of the best aspirins that did public public so george said it is important if you see something say something to the

abc news reporter is live at the san francisco police department with more. katie? >> larry, san francisco police made the arrest after the internet against crimes unit. he lives in allah alameda and that's where he last worked at an elementary school. emanuel ellison is charged with trying to meet up with a minor. the girl was actually an undercover officer. >> here you have someone who is trying to lure our children and doing activities that are frankly quite disgusting. >> ellis son is a teacher and school librarian. the school district confirms that ellis son was an employee during the 2014-2015 school year. the district spokesperson says they are saddened to hear of the allegation. ellison worked in the schools from 2007 to 2014. the district read a statement saying at this time we have no evidence of inactivity and will cooperate with authorities. the fbi and homeland security were involved in the investigation and the investigation continues. >> this case is possible that there are other victims that have not come forward. if you are a victim or know anyone wh

changes coming to san francisco's police department following several deadly officer-involved shooting. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. progress is a relative term. we are seeing some progress yesterday. >> a couple of degrees. this weekend it gets hot once again and those temperatures ramp right back up. as we get a look at what's happening now, how about 48 degrees in the north way? that will feel nice and cool. and 56 now in the east bay as you head out. highs reaching 80. 56 in san francisco, 86 in the north bay. still a big spread in the temperature range across the bay area.

that could involve up to 14 oakland police department officers and police department officers and an underage >> this will continue in a rebust way. >> san francisco police department is conducting a review to see in their officers has inappropriate contact with the sense worker and the alameda district attorney confirms that an inspector in their office was placed on leave connected to the case. >> more bad news for oakland police department a study suggests officers could be racially bias. oakland officers are four times more likely to search african-american men than white men during a stop. african-american drivers were more likely to be handcuffs, even when the stop did not end in an arrest. researchers found no incentives of overt racism but a culture in which it is more acceptable to be bias against african-americans. >> we are tracking breaking news in san francisco where police are investigating a double shooting in the mission district investigator say to people have been taken to the hospital but are waiting on an update on their condition, the shooting happened at 2 ok at 17th and mission with no word on arrests. >> the junk in the sta

and san francisco police department and alameda county schaefer and the oakland police department. some of the departments such as alameda county sheriff and the san francisco police department now prohibit officers from looking their guns in their vehicle overnight. disturbing numbers. >> a story you will see only here an oakland police s.u.v. burst into films after slamming into another oakland police department vehicle during a suspect pursuit. it happened yesterday afternoon at 38th avenue. there is the crash. patrol westbound on 38th pursuing the suspect and the oakland police department s.u.v. broadsides it and the injured hospital went to the hospital. the suspect was captured a short distance away. on saturday, separate incidents, another oakland police department s.u.v. erupted when the officer crashed into a pole going after a carjacker. >> we have new detail on a violent clash between protesters at the statement capital. we are tracking the developments. jessica? >> the latest in the newsroom is a total of ten permanent were hurt. two are still dealing with critical stab

as you push in here, you can probably see san francisco police department car -- police cars right there in front of the international terminal. san francisco police are stepping up patrols here at the airport in response to what happened in turkey. here is a tweet sent last night by an sfpd officer. protecting sfo with a team of officers. report suspicious activities beyond the terminal, police are also focused on the pickup and dropoff areas at the airport and we talked this morning with one passenger who told us he anticipates there will be a greater police presence in response to the attacks in turkey. >> i would think so. i absolutely would think so. seems like business as usual today. you know, maybe it has not resonated to this location as yet. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon, a flight from turkey arrived at sfo. it took off from istanbul just before the bombings and the attack at the airport. passengers are on board that plane. they learned about what happened in the middle of their flight. they were actually watching it live on television. at the turkish airways counter here at

suhr's resignation and months after the mario woods killing, the eighth person killed by san francisco police department last area prompting many protests from the community to transform the department and change the culture of police brutality. critics are call on the mayor to rebuild trust and work on fining a new police chief and drafting a new policy on use of force. >> moving to the race to replace senator boxer in the united states senate retiring after 24 years in office. >> kamala harris has 41% of the vote with 94 mrs. report -- 94% reporting. voters could pick candidates from any party because it is an open primary. now they advance to the general election. the only state proposition the ballot, proposition 50, passed by a huge margin, 75% only 25% say "no," with 94% reporting, allowing the legislature to suspend members without salary or benefits. it passed. >> voters have approved imposing $12 a year tax in nine bay area counties to restore wetlands surrounding san francisco bay. a two-thirds vote is required ask right now you can see we are at 69% to 31% with all precincts reporting. so it

police department has come under intense scrutiny over expressive use of force. they are putting a change at the top with the former chief's resignation. >>> reported crime on the san francisco transit vehicle dropped significantly. crime reports are at their lowest point from the historic high three years ago according to the san francisco police department. 201312 crimes reported per 100,000 miles driven by muni vehicles. that number is slashed in half. most muni crimes or reported on the embarcadero street cars and buses in the mission. >>> tonight could be one for the ages for the warriors. a live look at oracle arena where anxious fans will gather for a watch party ahead of game six. the game is in cleveland. >> boys are on the road. draymond green is back in action after that one game suspension. warriors want to win the title, they'll need him. >> i let my teammates down not being in the game. i have to be better and not put myself in that position. to where it is a decision. where there is an investigation. i have to be better for my teammates as the leader of this team. >> i think that means he will be a good boy. warriors get one player back, another one is out. bo

the san francisco police department is investigating the possibility some of mayor is officers may have had inappropriate contact with the underage girl at the center of oakland sex scandal involving former oakland police department who joined the san francisco police department as the city council member is saying prostitutes have reached tout him to report they, too, have had relations with police officers. >> people are talking that are engaged in prostitution and are coming forward to say, yes, this happened, that hand, at to place, that place. >> with officers? >> with officers. all the councilman rents in a hang out for prostitutes and pimps and johns and gave the information to oakland police department. >> the warriors will arrive back in oakland this afternoon after responding the night in cleveland following the tough loss in game six. the cavaliers forced a deciding game seven of the n.b.a. finals beating golden state at quicken arena. we have history on our side, however, on sunday, home team are 15-3 in game seven in the finals, and teams with the n.b.a. mvp have won 18 str

san francisco police department said they will beef up patrols around vary lgbt venues and mosques andh traffic tourist hot spots an city. they say postponing the event is not a consideration. >> across the country the lgbt community and the allies show up to honor those lost with the vigil growing in the castro. tiffany? >> yes, matt, there is a hot of shock, sadness, fear and anger. you can see the vigil outside of the bank of america building with dozens of van tells and hundreds the flowers and hand made signs showing solidarity with the victims in orlando. this follows a candlelight vigil with several asking the crowd not only to on the victims but to recommit to the fight to earned anti-lgbt violence, the first victims name was sotomayor, a long-time friend of chris lopez here in san francisco and goes by the name bonnie. she is spend the night catching out at this corner in his honor. >> i lost someone to late tread and i have never experienced that. i heard of hate crimes but...now that a friend of mine was among a terrorist attack and among other people it was complete shock.

. >>> san francisco police department is putting its new use of force policy to effect following the officer-involved shootings. >> drop the weapon. drop the gun. drop the knife. drop the gun. it's okay. just drop the gun. >>> as our alex savage found out part of it has real life scenarios to react to and there is de escalation techniques and how to put methods between officers and suspects. >> what would have made you fire shots. >> during the scenario he displayed the firearm that we would see and it was pointed at the ground. >> the commission approved a new use of force policy ending a review that came after the fatal shooting of mario woods. woods was armed with a knife and surrounded by officers who shot him more than 20 times. >>> a suspect is behind bars in connection with an alleged hate crime at the gay pride parade. emanuel morrisey is accused of pushing a lesbian couple to the ground. a man threatened to kill them because of their sexual orientation. tracked down by police based on descriptions given by witnesses. >>> now to a big break in a homicide case in san leandro.

. >> the san francisco police department had 25% more officers in plain clothes and uniform working comparedo last year. >> things happening like orlando, it is understandable they would up security. >> we still partied and had a great time. >> reporter: officers say that things have been calm during this year's fest tithes. they made 5 -- festivities. they made 5 misdemeanor arrests and 5 felony arrests. betty yu, kpix 5. >> new york city pride parade began with a moment of silence for the victims of the orlando mass shooting. hillary clinton walked with the governor and new york city mayor. the governor announced today a monument will be built to honor the victims of the orlando shooting. >> when we heard about orlando it touched each and every one of us because it went to the core of who we are and what we believe. and it was everyone's neighbor, everyone's brother, everyone's sister. >> the governor pledged a million dollars to the project. >>> in chicago the pride parade also honored the orlando victims. marchers held up photos of each person killed. othersspelled out pulse in balloons.

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with body cameras. >> this would be the first tangible step toward major reforms for the san francisco police department. the mayor's office and the police department have reached an agreement on the policy for the cameras. they made that announcement yesterday. the goal is transparency to capture transactions between citizens and police on patrol. the new agreement apparently settles the contentious issue over whether officers will be able to view the footage before filing written reports. we'll know more about the rules tonight but it is a debate that's been going on since last year. >> the whole purpose is to get at the truth. that's what we want. >> it's urgent. we have to make a decision. >> reporter: the body cameras and related expenses like stores every storage and viewing expected -- like storage and viewing expected to cost $6 million over the next two years. in the next half-hour we'll hear more about the draft policy that was agreed upon last year and will likely provide the framework for the agreement that they could likely are expected to make tonight. anne makovec, kpix 5. >> tell us more

san francisco. >> i'm the eye team's dan noyes live in the abc7 newsroom. police call it the escalation. diffusing a dangerous situation without using force or weapons. i'll take you inside the san francisco police departmentnew police chief and a new policy reduce the deadly force? >> stay with us >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> celebration mixed with protestses. tonight stanford students are vowing to make sure a message against sexual assault is heard loud and clear at this weekend's commencement following the sentencing of a former stanford swimmer. good evening and thank you for joining us. i

police department in trouble these days. in a few hours civil rights attorney john burris will file a claim against the san francisco police department for killing of a homeless man back in april. after receiving reports of a man with a knife walking around of the mission, police shot luis gongora multiple times with beanbags. when he allegedly charged the officers, they opened fire. the lawyer says the police violated training and common sense when they shot him. his claim is the first step towards filing a civil suit. >>> new this morning, a suspected drunk driver is being blamed for a crash that sent a car into a santa clara house overnight. kpix 5 reporter kiet do says the car plowed into a living room just inches from where two men were sitting. >> reporter: looking at this debris it could have ended tragically here in santa clara but instead this story has a happy ending. a man by the name of patrick paul tells us he was having a glass of wine with the best man from his wedding looking over their new wedding album when they heard a crash and see headlights. towards the window. a driver had struck another vehicle, lost control i

san francisco police department has been criticized for their actions in a number of deadly shootings. ball one speaker was afraid he could become the next victim. >> look at my face right now -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the police commission approved the use of body cameras. the commission also approved a policy which allows officers involved in shootings to watch the footage only after they gave a statement of facts and the cameras could be in use by the end of the month. >> thank you. >>> police say this motorcyclist ran over an 8-year- old girl in san francisco and took off. tonight 49-year-old nelson burgoes is under arrest. he ran through a stop light in the mission saturday afternoon and crashed into the girl in the crosswalk. the girl is in the hospital tonight in critical condition. >>> two weeks since a bay area teenager vanished without a trace. her kidnapper killed in a gun battle with police. andria borba shows us, pearl pinson's family is refusing to give up hope that she will be found. >> reporter: notes and flowers tucked into the fence all for pearl pinson. >> t

month with the resignation of police chief, greg suhr. >>> there is a blow against the san francisco police departmentry has released a critical report saying that after a series of scandals and failures, the city's crime lab should no longer be run by the police department. report claims that under the police department the lab has been supervised by no fewer than six police captains since 2010. some of the did not have please -- college degree. some had science degrees. critics worry that innocent people could go to jail because of the inaccurate testing of evidence. >>> the semper cisco police commission approved a policy requiring officers to where body cameras. the commission signed off on a new set of rules proposed by the police officers union. those rules require officers to provide a brief initial statement about an incident before reviewing the footage from the body camera and then a full statement. it was a compromise with some critics saying officers might adjust the reports depending on what is captured on the cameras. officers say they want to weather cameras. >> the body cameras are goi

he will appear in three -- in a free concert in san francisco that will feature the dave mathews band. >>> critics of the san francisco police department are calling on kamala harris to investigate misconduct. stemming from recent shootings. a small group of people demonstrated outside of the bayview police station. the group is protesting police shootings including mario woods and 29-year-old jessica williams. her death led to the resignation of greg suhr. >>> a jury has recommended the death penalty for a man killing two people. alaysha carradine was at a sleepover in 2013 when darnell williams came up to the front door and when it opened he started shooting and it killed alaysha. a third person was injured. williams was targeting the father of relations. >> when you execute a child in almost execute to others and go on a killing crime spree is is about as heinous as we have seen. >> during the same trial williams was also convicted of killing anthony banderas during a dice game two months after he killed alaysha carradine. >>> a former stanford swimmer found guilty of sexual assault will spend six months in jail. a judge sentenced 2

evening commissioner president loftus and the san francisco police commission and to executive branch and the officers of the san francisco police department welcome to my school i hope you enjoy the food and feel welcomed by my fellow students and me when this commission first used our school i remember i spoke before you and now i was a the third grader and now graduating next week and looking forward to starting my new life as a 6 grader in middle school a small finish in a big pond i'm truly looking forward to the challenges of mission high school dr. chiu talks about obstacles this makes us stronger and smaller user smarter we over come our hardships and smarter we learn from our mistakes no matter how rough the road i'll keep a positive attitude and face the challenges head on chief suhr i like and respect you because you, you gave any school lenient and others captain lazarus who is my personal friend now along with or along with officer courtney who allows us to know them not just as an officer was friends all of the little kids the kindergartener and second grader a lot to meet him, i view - more mature fashion overall i'm a gradu

police. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> abc 7 news was at san francisco city hall today as supervisor john auf alos upped the ante on police department reform. he proposes withholding $200 million from the sfpd budget. the money would be released only if the department shows that it is implementing reforms regarding its use of force policy. >> we want to make sure that we have clear metrics about how to make sure that the reforms are in place about minimal use of force, about tdeescalation, identifying officers that could be problem officers. >> the police department would be required to publish quarterly reports on how it is implementing reforms before the board of supervisors could release those funds. >>> now to the orlando shooting massacre. sources are telling abc news that investigators are considering at least two charges against the wife of gunman omar mateen na noor mateen used to live in rodeo in cost ra contra county. authorities are weighing whether there's evidence to charge her for failing to alert police about a crime and providing false statements to the fbi. >> the first funerals of the victims from orlando took plac

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strategies reduce property crime and invest in more resources to have prevention and the san francisco police department that's why i'm perplexed that an initiative ordinance was submitted for other november ballot to address property crimes through the units of the san francisco police department the residents of san francisco have all right spoken loud and clear will this issue we don't need to go to the ballot box to have a dedicated unit or to provide property crimes for focused attention the ballot proposal can't be amended or changed the proposals does not have time to be vetted or discussed this is a real disservice to the san franciscans i believe that having a centralized units on property crimes with the san francisco police department is can be helpful but concerned with what that means to the local precincts i'm concerned about whether this will be the most efficient and effective medal method to address the property crimes nothing can be changed on this ballot we can push for something better here and now i'd like to propose a way for us to come together those are issues that what about mad

.) >> the san francisco police department for keeping this neighborhood safe. >> (clapping.) >> and the downtown streets team who petroleum tons of trash and needles every morning. >> (clapping.) >> the community ambassadors program for coping this place friendly. >> (clapping.) >> and the heart of city the farmer's market and the gift gallery to bring people into space everyday. >> (clapping.) >> there's a group called curing without worry they serve up informed and off the grid for organizing the trucks and the plaza last but not least i'd like to thank hunters point family for helping maintain this exhibition and keep it safe and going forward. >> (clapping.) >> so un plaza is successful during dos events how do we bring overseeing diverse consultant together especially times between the event we took inspiration from the exploratorium exhibit to connect people are experiences those massive aluminum chimneys behind me are turn down to resonate when played together they sound or sound role good if you look at over there the 3 giant echo townhouses their an k3 turn farther 3 of them ar

. >>> the san francisco police department has come under sharp criticism for its continued use of lethal force but now a critical decision that some say could save lives. the police commission unanimously approved a new policy banning several police practices including stopping the use of police chokeholds and no longer firing at moving vehicles unless they pose a direct threat. the changes come amid several high-profile officer-involved shootings. >> the proposed policy that they put forward there's a lot of common ground that was reached between the poa and the officers citizens complaints as well as the san francisco bar association and the other stakeholder groups. but there are areas that we have decided to agree to disagree. >> now, the proposal will head to the unions for negotiation. the president of the police officers association says more compromise must be reached. >>> not guilty, that's the verdict for a baltimore police officer charged in the death of freddie gray. cbs reporter craig boswell has more on the decision that some are calling disgusting. >> reporter: baltimore p

community so the opening photographer in version two so i'll point out that is still san francisco police departmentighest proprietor is safeguarding the sanctity of all human life. >> this is version two. >> please continue captain. >> go back one the opening paragraph the san francisco police department highest priorities is safeguarding the sanctity of all human life in the daily subcontractors and accomplishing the police commission with replace on the minimal use of force that is different from version one accomplish the policy with the minimum use of force and communication and crisis intervention and deesclation principles before reporting to force. >> you're out of order i don't want to have to remove anyone everyone what say what they're trying to say we're about at public comment you'll get the mike and none what interrupt you captain go ahead. >> okay. >> so the law enforcement police code of ethics is the officers catering out their duties and never employ unnecessary force those are the key factors for the legitimacy of the public trust and the promoter r are protocol it is for the leve

they said, quote, this is a game changer for the san francisco police department and moves us firmly into the 21st century policing. >>> three more guns were stolen from a parked car in san francisco and that's on top of the weapon stolen from an fbi agent's car over the weekend. leslie brinkley is with us in the newsroom with the effort to get these guns back. >> the good news is the fbi rue covered the -- recovered the gun stolen over the weekend, but not the badge. they told abc7 news that at least a badge can't harm anyone and a gun can. but three more handguns were stolen from another parked car today. guns that police say are likely to get in the hands of criminals. >> broken glass in japan town on gear reand webster at 3:00 in the afternoon. a man who just lived in the city returned from a gun range and parked his truck here. police say a witness saw someone break a window and steal a bag filled with three handguns and amo. >> the person that is committing these crimes is generally not a good person. now you can only assume these gups -- these guns recovered from the vehicle wi

the san francisco police department said though they will stand by for as long as it takes to make sure that this party is safe. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sharon katsuda. nbc bay area news. >> pride 2016, head over to the web site. n nbcbayarea.com and all the coverage, they are festive. great pictures there. make sure you stop by and check it out. >>> keeping the fire danger high. you can see very dry conditions on this beautiful day. this is our tower cam in the mountains over san bruno but after several gas fires yesterday, several areas on high alert. anthony slaughter is here with the weather tracking its conditions and i hear you saying back there, hot, hot, hot. >> yes. it will stay hot. fire dangers definitely going to stay high through wednesday. and that's when we expect temperatures at their warmest tomorrow, tuesday, and wednesday. right now, you can see from the san mateo bridge and traffic moving without a problem and fog moving to the mountains and fog tomorrow morning at the coastline. it's hot and part of the inland valleys with 70s mixed in there and even so

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dan noyes goes inside the san francisco police department. can a new police chief and new policy reduce the use of deadly force? it is a story you will hear only on abc7 news. >> and millions for lunch with warren buffet. benefiting a bay area charity. >> abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. increasing the fire danger and we will have details on a red flag warning and a look at your temperatures coming up. >> thanks, sandhya. first, here is what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after the news at 11:00. >> thanks dan and ama. it is like looking at your cell phone, but bigger. >> i lost my virginity to her best friend. >> thank god she didn't get pregnant. pg&e, this is jerris, how may i help you today? i help customers with their bills. there's different rates to fit different needs, so listening is a huge part of my job. because customers want to know that you hear them. they have kids, they have families, they have priorities. i definitely understand that. i have three children, i was a stay at home mom, i didn't have money to pay the b