two people shot to death with the same gun, according to sfpd. the hiker in marin county, and over the weekend, the young woman in golden gate park. jodi hernandez has the latest in this story from fisherman's wharf in san francisco. >> as of right now, we believe the robbery was a motive in both killings. >> san francisco police say that's what spurred a trio of drifters to take aim at two innocent people. investigators say morrison hayes lamply, an gold, and allgood are responsible for the killings of both a marin county hiker and a canadian backpacker found shot to death in golden gate park. >> when the second homicide occurred, wooded area. victim died from gunshot wounds. it just -- there were too many similarities in the time, location, and manner. there were too many similarities to ignore. >> turns out the gun police say was used to kill steve carter on monday and 23-year-old audrey kerry last saturday was stolen just a few days before the deadly crime spree began. police say taken from an unlocked parked car near fishermen's wharf. >> th

i have recommended that for the sfpd for it past 2 years. the oakland police department lowered their standards [inaudible] >> thank you. >> i think that is a waste of time so i submit articles to [inaudible] on the policies in western germany where the police do not pull guns. i think it enhance their training and think for the public at large to do so. [inaudible] >> thank you mr. lawrence. >> thank you for your time. >> next speaker. you can-- >> hello. thank you so much for giving me and us the opportunity to come and share our perspectives. my name is [inaudible] i am a buddhist minister here in san francisco. i support the aclu's position. but for me the issue is the under lying tensions that are being expressed in my own community, especially among the people of color, the latino and african american people in the population of my community because they don't feel safe in the way that the white people in my community feel safe. they feel they are being targeted and so i'm here because i want to speak to the feeling of insecurety and t

i have recommended that for the sfpd for it past 2 years. the oakland police department lowered their standards [inaudible] >> thank you. >> i think that is a waste of time so i submit articles to [inaudible] on the policies in western germany where the police do not pull guns. i think it enhance their training and think for the public at large to do so. [inaudible] >> thank you mr. lawrence. >> thank you for your time. >> next speaker. you can-- >> hello. thank you so much for giving me and us the opportunity to come and share our perspectives. my name is [inaudible] i am a buddhist minister here in san francisco. i support the aclu's position. but for me the issue is the under lying tensions that are being expressed in my own community, especially among the people of color, the latino and african american people in the population of my community because they don't feel safe in the way that the white people in my community feel safe. they feel they are being targeted and so i'm here because i want to speak to the feeling of insecurety and t

a standoff between sfpd -- and an accused car thief. and the suspect's cat played a big >> a traffic mess and a standoff between sfpd and a car thief. the suspect's cat played a big part in ending the standoff. several streets were blocked after the man you see there hanging out of the window ran from police and threatened to jump from this building. dramatic pictures there. the chopper was on site. officers ended up bringing the man's cat on the scene. he loved that cat. that helped convince him not to jump. he surrendered with a picture of the cat. the area reopened in the 6:00 p.m. hour. >> faith or friction. a backbone of the oakland community, but local churches are facing criticism. are the worshippers being too loud? cheryl, not sure if we have ever heard of a complaint like this. >> i know. it's pretty different. the controversy took off on social media today. people complaining about people singing and praising too loudly. the oesht minster said he is not apologizing for it. >> although the bible says it, they are not having it

sfpd said [inaudible] with a knife. somehow according to the corner he died from a gun shot wound to the back. i'm logical. if i come at yoi with a knife i look at you in the face, how do i get a gun shot wound to the back? kind of weird. i turned around, but if i turn around i'm no longer a threat. i turned around and have my knife and no longer a threat. there were undercover officers in the mission. hum, hum, hum, hum. kind of weird, hu? kind of weird. the young man, the college kid he wasn't driving the car. you guys know the specifics, you do, but how do we handle it? well, we'll handle it. we'll handle it. we'll handle it. we'll write a check and make it all go away but conduct most likely will not change. most likely will not change. sadly but true. i have been around a while. i have seen this happened 40 years ago. today we are fortunate, we will have body cameras and video, all this, but you know sometimes it makes me cry. i'm not stupid. wait a minute, how do you get shot in the back when you are [inaudible] a

they first noticed kaylor lurking and called sfpd but kaylor had an answer for them. >> he advised the officers that he was in the process of being the proprietor of this home and taking ownership of this home. >> reporter: that story held up until sfpd got a hold of the real estate agency who said that was not the case. when they caught up can kaylor there was a new wrinkle. >> he said there were several paintings that were missing. >> reporter: 11, wort $300,000. he was allegedly selling them on social media, including facebook. >> it was nowhere near the range of what the value of these paintings with worth. >> reporter: so far officers have got 9 of the paintings back and they're scratching their heads at the heist this suspect pulled off. >> he had some public documentation saying he has propriety rights to stay in this house. it is more sophisticated than the average squatter. >> reporter: the suspect was been charged with one count of trespassing and 10 counts of bug hear in this case. >>> tonight it happened -- burglary in this case. >>> tonight another gun was stolen from an o

sfpd said [inaudible] with a knife. somehow according to the corner he died from a gun shot wound to the back. i'm logical. if i come at yoi with a knife i look at you in the face, how do i get a gun shot wound to the back? kind of weird. i turned around, but if i turn around i'm no longer a threat. i turned around and have my knife and no longer a threat. there were undercover officers in the mission. hum, hum, hum, hum. kind of weird, hu? kind of weird. the young man, the college kid he wasn't driving the car. you guys know the specifics, you do, but how do we handle it? well, we'll handle it. we'll handle it. we'll handle it. we'll write a check and make it all go away but conduct most likely will not change. most likely will not change. sadly but true. i have been around a while. i have seen this happened 40 years ago. today we are fortunate, we will have body cameras and video, all this, but you know sometimes it makes me cry. i'm not stupid. wait a minute, how do you get shot in the back when you are [inaudible] a

after hitting the sfpd officer he rammed another police cruiser before being arrested. the officer injuries are said to include broken ribs and leg injuries. >> another tough day at the umpqua college, students, faculty and some staff went back to campus for the very first time since the mass shooting last week. classes haven't started and it won't start until next week but the campus did open there so the people there during the shooting could if back and pick up their belongings. nine people were killed and nine others injured. the shooter also took his life after getting into a shootout with police. presidential candidate hillary clinton is pushing for tighter gun control laws in the wake of that shooting in roseburg. she says it would be a top priority if elect the. earlier today she posted on twitter, quote, if congress refuses to act to end this epidemic of gun violence i'll take administrative action to do so much. that's something president obama has said he would not do. nbc's steve happenedlesman has more. >> reporter: hillary clinton says tougher gun laws cou

sfpd expects close to a million visitors alone just for fleet week. you also have the president coming to town. flying in tonight forp a dnc event for tomorrow. muni, b.a.r.t. or ferry are suggested by sfpd and the mta. >> for people that are going to come to san francisco to take public transportation. >> it's a good option since the president's route won't be made public for security reasons. sfpd warning a possible rolling road closures. >> anything along market street and the embarcadero is where the traffic will be incompetent packeted. >> for one fan of fleet week, it's an easy decision. >> we're watching. we're lucky to live a mile away from here. >> reporter: that's why it's suggested to get here early for whatever event you're coming to nbc he city to hopefully avoid that traffic. hete surratt owes, nbc bay area news. tes.an all new field poll reveals that -- it appears h ere's been a little bit of a t note of heart. we're going to tell you all about it coming up in about 20 minutes. t> a trip to the beach this ongkend might not be as safe as

of course, if you have any information, contact sfpd. nbc bay area news. >>> let's take you outside and give you a live look at the embarcadero. very busy place today and looking gorgeous. the beginning of fleet week that started today. thousands of members of the navy and national guard are in town. organizers put them to work on a training assignment, training with first responders on an evacuation enter size. it's based on a cots trophic event like an earthquake. the faa is taking a hard line on drones banning them in restricted areas. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. you know this, you don't have to wait until saturday or sunday, all the fighter jets are practicing this week. even today we spotted one. >> we have great visibility. that's good news for anyone hoping to catch a glimpse of at least something. tonight's rebound after getting showers this past weekend. napa picked up .2 inch. but for most of the bay area, just a couple of drops on sunday morning. 79 in the south bay, 77 in the peninsula. east bay comin

finally for september outreach deputy director eric bault zar and [inaudible] gave presentation to sfpd cadet class about the function the occ. as of the end of september this year the occ mediated 41 cases compared to 39 as the end of september last year. our mediations may slow down over the next 30 days because attorney salazar will be away from the office for a month. to date the occ opened 541 cases and closed 503 case squz sustained 38. we had absence squz at the occ. one of our investigators unfortunately was hit by a car on the freeway when her car broke down and she was out of the car. she is recovering and will return. that is when the freeway nearly shut down as a result of 101 as a result of the power. yes. her car broke down and she is recovering. we have 372 pending cases. as of october 14 last year the occ opened 579 cases and closed 561 case squz sustains 41. as of october 14 last year we had 561 pending cases. in november it will be the first meeting in november sense the body camera presentation next week and the police district i will give the written reports for sept

sfpd said [inaudible] with a knife. somehow according to the corner he died from a gun shot wound to the back. i'm logical. if i come at yoi with a knife i look at you in the face, how do i get a gun shot wound to the back? kind of weird. i turned around, but if i turn around i'm no longer a threat. i turned around and have my knife and no longer a threat. there were undercover officers in the mission. hum, hum, hum, hum. kind of weird, hu? kind of weird. the young man, the college kid he wasn't driving the car. you guys know the specifics, you do, but how do we handle it? well, we'll handle it. we'll handle it. we'll handle it. we'll write a check and make it all go away but conduct most likely will not change. most likely will not change. sadly but true. i have been around a while. i have seen this happened 40 years ago. today we are fortunate, we will have body cameras and video, all this, but you know sometimes it makes me cry. i'm not stupid. wait a minute, how do you get shot in the back when you are [inaudible] a

sfpd is changing the name for kids in the neighborhood. cops like yosef are coaching basketball. >> respect, honor, right? >> reporter: hoping teamwork on court will help build trust with the kids on the street. >> you see i'm not in my uniform. and there's a reason for that. to show these kids we are one, we are the same people. and we are a group that is here for them. we're here to support. >> reporter: the salvation army hosted a neighborhood tournament. officers played the winning team. pd scored the most points, but the community is the real winner. >> before any of this happened, yeah, i would not talk to them at all. >> reporter: 12-year-old aaron harrison says shooting hoops with police helps him see past the badge. >> some of the cops here they know how to play basketball. so they kind of teach you. >> reporter: in the tenderloin this is more than a game. >> i like what they're trying to do. some kids just not doing anything. getting in trouble. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> well, the paint is spreading, the special paint t

. >> reporter: ama, tonight, sfpd is saying the two sergeants are in stable condition. they're releasing little information about the man shot and killed. all they said so far is that he is hispanic and in his 20s. meanwhile, people came together early to protest the police force. >> they kill three people a day. >> reporter: as word spread of the officer-involved shooting, this woman says it was all the reason she needed to join protesters at market and eighth. >> it starts with us as a people to educate ourselves about the system. >> reporter: earlier in the day, the area was filled with law enforcement. initially, two sergeants were flagged down. somebody was throwing glass bottles at the construction site. a safety concern that was even more drastic when the sergeants attempted to cuff the man. >> a violent fight ensued. the sergeant on the ground yelled to his partner, he is getting my gun, he is getting my gun, he has got my gun, shoot him. >> the chief says two shots were fired, killing the man. also that the sergeants involved are senior officers. some wonder ab

our agency will work closely with sfpd to ascertain all facts of this truly unfortunate event." new at 11. pleasanton police dispatch received a call from home depot this evening reporting they had received a bomb threat. it happened at the store located on johnson drive. the management evacuated the store and all employees were moved to a safe location while police investigated the threat. pleasanton officers partnered with home depot personnel and conducted a sweep of the business. during the course of the sweep.nothing suspicious was located. the investigation is continuing to determine the origin of the caller. police searching for the suspect behind a double homicide in oakland. it happened in the fruitville district last night. kron 4's scott rates has the latest on the investigation. >> scott :police are investigating a homicide in san francisco's oceanview neighborhood. an ambulance is on the scene and a major part of the boulevard had to be shut down as the investigation was over a way-- under way and that is where both men were pronounced dead at the scene and to the s

. >> when sfpd got a call about a potential squatter at 3800 washington, a gated estate in press sid owe heights, they met jeremiah kay ler who told them he was going to buy the property, even providing documents as proof. but when the property manager sold up, police found out taylor wasn't telling the truth and the property manager also noticed something different inside. >> there were several paintings located on the wall of this home. >> he was selling the art you see here inside of the mansion valued at more than $300,000. he sold 11 pieces of art through social media and pawn shops. the mansion was purchased by cnet founder in 2007 who fell for bankruptcy in 2013. myer is in debt including these paintings for nearly 6 million dollars. as for the property, police say no one has lived there for years. a neighbor saw some activity. >> it was all furnished. i used to see two women walking in the door and i don't know what happen and then this guy just came in. >> that artwork is probably what would have helped the owner get out of debt. >> probably not as deep as he was then. 4:42.

sfpd said [inaudible] with a knife. somehow according to the corner he died from a gun shot wound to the back. i'm logical. if i come at yoi with a knife i look at you in the face, how do i get a gun shot wound to the back? kind of weird. i turned around, but if i turn around i'm no longer a threat. i turned around and have my knife and no longer a threat. there were undercover officers in the mission. hum, hum, hum, hum. kind of weird, hu? kind of weird. the young man, the college kid he wasn't driving the car. you guys know the specifics, you do, but how do we handle it? well, we'll handle it. we'll handle it. we'll handle it. we'll write a check and make it all go away but conduct most likely will not change. most likely will not change. sadly but true. i have been around a while. i have seen this happened 40 years ago. today we are fortunate, we will have body cameras and video, all this, but you know sometimes it makes me cry. i'm not stupid. wait a minute, how do you get shot in the back when you are [inaudible] a

they first noticed kaylor and called sfpd.or had an answer for them. >> he advised the officers that he was the proprietor and taking ownership of the home. >> reporter: then sfpd got a hold of the real estate agent who said that was not the case. when officers caught up with kaylor again, there was a new wrinkle. >> the manager advised our officers that there were several paint that is were -- several paintings that were missing. >> reporter: 11, worth a cool $300,000. kaylor was allegedly selling them on social media including facebook. >> it was nowhere near the range of the value of these paintings' worth. >> reporter: so far officers have gotten nine back. >> for a person to generate some type of documentation that shows some type of form saying that he has some pro pretry -- some proprietary rights to stay in this house, it is a little more sophisticated than the average squatter. >> reporter: the suspect is charged with a count of trespass and 10 counts of burglary in the case. in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >>

they first noticed kaylor and called sfpd. >> he advised the officers that he was the proprietor and taking ownership of the home. >> reporter: then sfpd got a hold of the real estate agent who said that was not the case. when officers caught up with kaylor again, there was a new wrinkle. >> the manager advised our officers that there were several paint that is were missing. >> reporter: 11, worth a cool $300,000. kaylor was allegedly selling them on social media including facebook. >> it was nowhere near the range of the value of these paintings' worth. >> reporter: so far officers have gotten nine back. >> for a person to generate some type of documentation that shows some type of form saying that he has some pro pretry rights to stay in this house, it is a little more sophisticated than the average squatter. >> reporter: the suspect is charged with a count of trespass and 10 counts of burglary in the case. in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:08. a scuffle on a san francisco bound flight all over a reclined seat. what we're hearing from a bay area tv star who saw

contact sfpd if you have any information about this incident. >>> a bicyclist died while participating in a charity ride in sonoma county. chp says he was wearing a helmet and traveling 35 miles-per-hour on a steep grade of king ridge road now houser bridge. the then misjudged a curve, flew off the road and later died of a head injury. this first death in the event's seven year history. >> a warning to caltrans from the designer of the bay bridge's eastern span. he says rain water looking into bring's after ridges is making it vulnerable to -- the officials downplayed the threat are and preoccupied with possible corrosion at the rods at the base of the stan's tower. a bum of 137 strands form a figure eight, critical to the bridge others integrity. the designer fears rust on the strands. >> a huge fire rereduces a grocery store to charred rubble, it happened at cho senter foods. a mobile home park was evacuated. firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading. >> we made aggressive interior attack but the heat and smoke published the crews out. we -- pushed the crews out. >> fi

. >> reporter: ama, tonight, sfpd is saying the two sergeants are in stable condition. they're releasing little information about the man shot and killed. all they said so far is that he is hispanic and in his 20s. meanwhile, people came together early to protest the police force. >> they kill three people a day. >> reporter: as word spread of the officer-involved shooting, this woman says it was all the reason she needed to join protesters at market and eighth. >> it starts with us as a people to educate ourselves about the system. >> reporter: earlier in the day, the area was filled with law enforcement. initially, two sergeants were flagged down. somebody was throwing glass bottles at the construction site. a safety concern that was even more drastic when the sergeants attempted to cuff the man. >> a violent fight ensued. the sergeant on the ground yelled to his partner, he is getting my gun, he is getting my gun, he has got my gun, shoot him. >> the chief says two shots were fired, killing the man. also that the sergeants involved are senior officers. some wonder ab

want to say that we are speaking i've joined many organizations on a language assess program about sfpd we meet monthly at police station and the groups are (calling names) san francisco women against rape and caucus and vance against the violence and the domestic violence consortium this is slow geowe have highlights that officer stokes explicit highlight so i thought i'd talk about it every one adds more that should be done so in 2014 there was a video training done that looked at not only the language assess but abusive and vulnerable communities you'll hear if my colleague on that a great train we need employee and post tests and so much more we have it is the tip of the iceberg but in 2015 like the fire department they started the wallet cards but what my time is short an issue not discussed yet when is the translation of written police reports into native mraung before filed a great first step of a policy we have to make sure that the translators is certified and not delay in getting the police report filed thank you so much >> next speaker >> hello, i'm an attorney at the asian p

sfpd is piecing together a wild and deadly prime spree. a lot of answers but still one big question. why? san francisco police say both victims were shot with the same gun. the hiker in marin county and the young tourist in golden gate park. the suspects, these are their pictures. the three drifters are officially facing murder charges in one of those killings. here are the victims. those charges were filed by the marin county district attorney within the past hour. all three were captured in oregon and are expected to be back here in a matter of days. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is at fisherman's wharf with the details. >> reporter: police say it started here near fishermen's wharf where a gun was stolen from a parked car. this suspect used that same gun just a couple of days later to attack their first victim. >> as of right now we believe the robbery was a motive in both killings. >> reporter: san francisco police say that's what spurred a trio of drifters to take aim at two innocent people. investigators say morrison hayes lamply, sh

bite chief hector sainez, acting chief, sfpd--"but those firearms a secured with secondary lockg systems, so unless you are g those weap >> chief hector says the officer tried preventing the carjacking, but the suspect took off. >> p.d. vehicle told golden gate park, swerving and speeding. >> inside the squad car, the officers guns. >> those firearms are secured with secondary locking systems, so unless you're familiar with how to access those weapons, you would not know how to access those weapons. >> police say the suspect is responsible for several hit and runs this morning including one here in glen park before getting on the bay bridge fleeing toward treasure island. >> coming back to the main gate. get the citizens over the street. copy, here we go. shots fired, shots fired, 10- 22, shots fired. >> after the officers opened fire on treasure island the suspect tried escaping back over the bridge to san francisco but met his match crashing into this car at a stop sign. trapped the suspect took off on foot jumping from the top deck all the way to the bottom. the officer did the same.

when sfpd got a call about a potential squatter at 3800 washington, a dated estate spanning 21,000 square feet, they met area nya henry khaler who told them he was going to buy the property, even providing documents as proof. but when the property manager showed up, police found out he wasn't telling the truth and the property manager noticed something different inside. >> there were essential paintings that were missing that were located on the walls of this home. >> kahler was selling the art you see here that was inside the mansion, valued at more than $300,000. he sold 11 pieces of art. the mansion, once valued at $21 million was purchased in 2007 by minor. minor is mired in debt including payments for high end paintsing for nearly $6 million. as for the property, police say no one has lived there for years. a neighbor i spoke to said he saw some activity, but not much. >> and it was all furnished. and i used to see two women walking in the door. then i don't know what happened. then this guy just came in. >> khaler is in custody, charged with ten counts of burglary. nine of the 11 pa

two men shot, sfpd still searching for the gunmen at this this hour. >> at this time we don't know theman and the older man, they were shot multiple times, of course we'll have more tomorrow on our news cast. >> for now, we'll say good-bye, enjoy your halloween weekend. >> happy halloween. good night. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- dana carvey.

. >> reporter: in the midst of a car burglary epidemic citywide sfpd sent out this tweet warning music lover they won't be the only ones converging on stages scattered around golden gate park and don't want anyone singing the first concert blues. with over 100 bands slated the festival has become a tradition for some. >> my dad started taking me and he come up once in a while. >> reporter: and a reason to celebrate for others like this couple. >> me and her just got married on monday, yeah. so we kind of plan it actually around hardly strictly. we love it because it's free. it's beautiful music, beautiful people. >> that was andria borba reporting there. >>> 1,800 bucks to rent this bunk bed, where is that money going and what the san francisco landlord is admitting to us tonight. >> they survived the valley fire, but now time is running out for a lot of these lost pets, the deadline to save their lives. >> a new app that's like yelp but for people. you can rate friends, even your ,,,,,,,,t is it a good idea? >>> a bunk bed in a shared room going for $1,800 a month. a few weeks ago we

. >>> today, sfpd said there was a deadly struggle between two officers and a man. there will be a town hall meeting monday to explain what happened. here's what we know tonight. at noon, two sergeants were flagged down because a man was throwing glass bottles -- this was on market street near 8th avenue, right at mid market. a struggle broke out when officers tried to arrest him. the man managed to grab one of the officer's gun. that's when the second officer shot the man, killing him. the officers did have minor injuries. >>> a terrifying evening for an east bay family ambushed at gunpoint. it happened before 8:00 tonight on cinabar way at hercules and pinole. two masked men stormed the home armed with a rifle and gun. they broke into the family's safe. they also took everyone's cell phones and locked the family of four inside of the bathroom. >> i am surprised. doesn't happen around here. >> scary. like there is hercules, nice neighborhood that we have here. >> police believe a getaway driver was also involved. the suspects are in their 20s. one is described as a

the epicenter of the manhunt near 280 at the mariposa exit, sfpd now starting to re-open streets in thes joe vazquez is there for us. joe. >> reporter: an army of san francisco police officers and oakland cops was scouring this area for most of the afternoon. it started way back over there at 280 mariposa, where san francisco police say some suspects bailed out of a car and into a construction yard. >> came down the same direction down through the bushes across the job site. two jumped over the fence and ran down the street and one ran under the garage. >> around 3:15, we have an incident here. we are assisting oakland pd. we have some suspects that bailed out of a vehicle in this area. and we set up a perimeter. >> reporter: with rifles drawn, police went inside area buildings searching for the suspects for two tense hours this afternoon. they eventually caught four men, including this man, was cuffed and put in a police car. what goes through your mind that they're looking for a homicide suspect and they are right there at your work site? >> i didn't know they were chasing them. i tho

sfpd says it found it tools for breaking into cars and a lot of stolen items in the home of this man, sean gibson. san francisco has experienced a nearly 50% spike in car break-ins in the first half of this year alone. among the items he's accused of stealing from cars are two handguns. >> owners of the san jose restaurant at the center of the shigella outbreak are facing a third lawsuit. it's still closed. its permit suspended. state health officials count at least 188 victims in six different counties. doctors suspect the shigella bacteria was superintend by a contaminated food handler. diners ate there on october 16th and 17th. >> the news not so good from our local classrooms. test results are declining for california students in math and english. scores for fourth and eighth graders dipped just a bit from two years ago down about 5 to 8 points from the nanchlg alsh. also, black, hispanic, and low income students continue to test significantly lower. >> a follow-up now on the controversial body slam caught on video. the deputy behind it has been fired. the sheriff says the excessi

for instance law enforcement and sfpd has been working with us and escorts, traffic safety, tactical response. for the fire branch we have with chief francisco working with fire-related focus. for san francisco, we have the city services branch working with peter albert for transportation, public health, and all of the other different functions that are actually impacted with these events coming to the city. and we started to really when we focused on this with dem, we really looked to our first-responders for a collaborative effort. so that we can maintain early communication and begin a series of exercises and we could look at operational awareness, planned development, and validation, training and exercise, and ultimately, leading up to operational coordination. we will have our emergency operations center active during the super bowl events. all stakeholders are invited to participate and assist with coordination and can i probably speak for the police department and multiple dpw and fire department will be operating in different instances. so we had three dates for the exercise

for instance law enforcement and sfpd has been working with us and escorts, traffic safety, tactical response. for the fire branch we have with chief francisco working with fire-related focus. for san francisco, we have the city services branch working with peter albert for transportation, public health, and all of the other different functions that are actually impacted with these events coming to the city. and we started to really when we focused on this with dem, we really looked to our first-responders for a collaborative effort. so that we can maintain early communication and begin a series of exercises and we could look at operational awareness, planned development, and validation, training and exercise, and ultimately, leading up to operational coordination. we will have our emergency operations center active during the super bowl events. all stakeholders are invited to participate and assist with coordination and can i probably speak for the police department and multiple dpw and fire department will be operating in different instances. so we had three dates for the exercise

the latest proposal demands every gun transaction be recorded and sent to sfpd. the general manager claims people stopped coming in. >> more phone calls, no visits. >> reporter: supervisor farrell introduced the measure. >> there is no one solution that is going to fix everything. we need more officers on the streets. >> reporter: the guns recovered from the oregon shooter were purchased legally. so were the ones used at sandy hook elementary. >> you can't kill as many people when you don't have easy access to these weapons. >> reporter: an abc news survey says half of those are step -- skeptical. two years ago, sandy hook families came to seek out new ideas, include fingerprint biometrics that would only allow the owner to fire a gun. >>> now, there have been 142 school shootings in the united states since 20 children died in connecticut in 2012. this map shows everyone around the country. incidents in which guns were brought in but not fired are not included in this map. be sure to watch wayne freedman's live report from roseburg at 11:00 tonight and follow us

the latest proposal demands every gun transaction be recorded and sent to sfpd. the general manager claims people stopped coming in. >> more phone calls, no visits. >> reporter: supervisor farrell introduced the measure. >> there is no one solution that is going to fix everything. we need more officers on the streets. >> reporter: the guns recovered from the oregon shooter were purchased legally. so were the ones used at sandy hook elementary. >> you can't kill as many people when you don't have easy access to these weapons. >> reporter: an abc news survey says half of those are step -- skeptical. two years ago, sandy hook families came to seek out new ideas, include fingerprint biometrics that would only allow the owner to fire a gun. >>> now, there have been 142 school shootings in the united states since 20 children died in connecticut in 2012. this map shows everyone around the country. incidents in which guns were brought in but not fired are not included in this map. be sure to watch wayne freedman's live report from roseburg at 11:00 tonight and follow us

also sfpd arrests a man accused of stealing a police uv after a chase across the city.ured in that chase. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, october 25th. let's start with a quick look at our weather. you see the high and mid-level clouds across the entire bay area. its associated a very weak cold front. unfortunately we are looking at just a few light sprinkles for some of you, mainly in the north bay. then we will dry out and clear out. 57 in hayward right now. it's 59 in fremont. 61 antioch and livermore. and with the cloud cover, numbers are anywhere from 5 to 6 degrees warmer in the inland east bay. a call

sfpd says it found the materials in the home of this man. spike in car break ins have been reported in the first half of this year. >> please don't leave anything visible in your cars. a lot of things are being taken. so please protect yourself, your property and avoid leaving anything visible. >> it's a big problem in the city. among the items he accused of stealing are two hand guns. >>> a permit has been suspended and state health officials count 188 victims in six counties. doctors suspect the shig ella bacteria was from bad food handling. >>> chaos at a sacramento high school. first threats of violence. and then the principal was attack. two fights broke out at florin high school. video was posted online and went viral. it shows the school's principal being attacked by a student. three students have been arrested. the fight comes three days after threatening notes were found in a girls' bathroom. among those threats, on-campus violence planned for today. >> the nature of it was a little vague. there was implications of either threat to