o p sargent officers said the suspect in the video to match an eyewitness description. >> people who we feel are involved in this robbery homicide. i want people to pay attention to this jacket. it's very distinctive jacket and not to go start this it's camouflage i don't know. the multicolored jackets today gave a gray sweat pants and white tennis shoes. without these debt issues or this video i don't know if we have anything. video is a tremendous asset to other homicide cases using video. a >> investigators are hoping someone will recognize the two individuals and contact oakland police with information leading to their rest. i suspect is killed by police this woman in santa clara county. during an marijuana eradication operations operation was conducted jointly by the alameda county and santa clara county. during the operations someone fired at the officers then shot back killing the suspect. there have been at least three shark sightings near the wharf in capitola south of santa cruz. the recent coming this morning when police received reports about what might been a great white

i have concerns because we are grateful the sargent is moving to lieutenant, and he is someone who has been supportive and understands the community and dynamics. who will place us out there if it is not mandated? we had something happened a couple of weeks ago. they were able to follow up and get officers out to the situation because he knew the community and can deal with it. you know, i feel like we do need to put something -- we do need to put something in place, at least it is working, there is a good base there, but it is random. i know that there is a strong sense she is going through her transition. people feel like the captain got it, he is great, they really miss him. in our neighborhood, we need something different. supervisor campos: thank you, ms. davis. next speaker, please. >> i am a western addition resident. we have had 4 captains i can count in these 7 years, and listening to everything today, that speaks a lot to why we need to institutionalize the baseline for programs like these that we know have been part of turning around what has been a terrible situation and is

i helped sargent brendan byrne, and he is doing ok perhaps because of my help.if you print it by hand, that is great. these incredible organizations to step in and offer counseling and financial help and housing and counseling and all kinds of things. those are very, very important. if you are in a position to help an individual soldier who was struggling a bit, i would be giving him or her job or just be a friend. that is just human. that is just necessary, whether you are a soldier or not. host: republican in west monroe, louisiana, welcome. caller: good morning. mr. junger, i have a question. the other day on another network, they said that the afghan army either -- they pointed out some, i guess, derogatory things about the actual army soldier that was an afghani soldier. they said that they -- he did not even have a driver's license, they walked out on hasish, they sold equipment given to them, and a lot of them went awol. 15 pilots that were supposed to be trained in texas went awol and they were searching for them. how much faith should we have what we ne