ad lib swimmers condition - i ad lib swimmers ad lib swimmers condition - i spoke with the sfpd marine officer who is also credited with saving his live by applying a tourniquet to stop the bleeding. adlib sot - sfpd officer, marine unit - mathew reitersan francisco police officer mathew reiter is with the marine unit stationed near marine unit is with the marine unit stationed near aquatic park in san francisco. around 130pm thursday they got a call from a sailboat captian that they picked up an injured swimmer who was bitten badly by a sea lion in the bay, just outside the aquatic cove here. the swimmer and unidentified 56 year old man was not wearing a wet suit and was swimming alone. sot - sfpd officer, marine unit - mathew reiter officer reiter said the citizen sailboat did the right thing scooping the swimme up out of the water, calling in the injury, and bringing him to the police dock sot - sfpd officer, marine unit - mathew reiterofficer reiter is humble.. and did not want to talk about it.. but his colleagues believe his quick work with the tourniquit saved the swimmer's life

they are also grieving.this is a huge loss for our city and i think there's many many officers in sfpdhave built relationships with mayor lee and so we have a role to play but it's difficult because we have a lot of personal relationshipsparking is restricted for the weekend, and the city is preparing for huge crowds.it's an opportunity for people to say their respects and their goodbyes to a great mayor in my opinionmourners will have the opportunity to pay their respects all day long. the mayor's casket will be closed. it's just very sad. it's a tragedy and he was very loved and it just makes you life is precious every moment with your family during the standup pay their respects.... tomorrow also there will a sunday at 3 in afternoon.the casket will not be here thousands of expected, so plan reporting live francisco ali reid kron 4 news (robin)in our other big story ... a judge ruled that two men will stand trial for the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. derek almena and max harris are facing 36- counts of involuntary manslaughter. as kron4's terisa estacio reports... prosecutors ar

they are also grieving.this is a huge loss for our city and i think there's many many officers in sfpd that have built relationships with mayor lee and so we have a role to play but it's difficult because we have a lot of personal relationshipsparking is restricted for the weekend, and the city is preparing for huge crowds.it's an opportunity for people to say their respects and their goodbyes to a great mayor in my opinionmourners will have the opportunity to pay their respects all day long. the mayor's casket will be closed. it's just very sad. it's a tragedy and he was very loved and it just makes you remember that life is precious and to enjoy every moment with your family especially now during the holidaysstandupmourners can pay their respects.... until 7 tomorrow evening.also there will a memorial on sunday at 3 in the afternoon. keep in mind the casket will not be here for that.thousands of people are expected, so plan accordingly.reporting live in san francisco ali reid kron 4 news (steve) (steve) new at 10. three contruction workers are recovering tonight...after two walls bow

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by the aclu and lawyers' committee not followed by sfpd. the context professor covered really well, but i want to move on. >> president turman: what are you asking of us? >> sorry. the recommendations we have a number of them for you all and commander is going to be talking more about what is going on with this. we want to look at dispatch protocol, exam that. if it is not a police issue, meaning a safety issue or something outside of the context of sleeping or resting or being homeless and present we would like to shift that up. if i am the public and calling to say there is a homeless person. now the city is going to send a police officer, and we want to look at that. that is not appropriate use of resources. >> president turman: your recommendation is we don't respond or shift it? >> it should go to the appropriate responder, psychiatric crisis without violence, go the homeless outreach team. >> the commission there is the infrastructure is not there 24 hours a day seven days a week for that to be done. >> president turman: currently we

and sfpd confirms the officer was the subject of an investigation involving multiple jurisdictions. around 1:30 yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of the hill top mall is where richmond police pulled the sfpd officer near the jcpenney story. after stopping the vehicle. richmond police reported a gunshot from inside the car. the view inside the vehicle was obstructed because of the tinted windows. and richmond police used bean bag guns to break the windows. when they approached, they realize that had the officer was already dead. even though it appears that the police officer shot himself, richmond police are investigating the circumstances surrounding this. the contra costa district attorney's office is investigating as well. we're waiting for details information to find out what exactly this nine-year veteran of sfpd was being investigated for. they confirm he was the subject of an investigation involving multiple jurisdictions. >>> thank you, allie. >>> speed probably was a factor in the train derailment. >> 13 of the train cars came off the tracks right there in the town of d

sfpd sgt. michael andraychak explains what happened next.one group of officers stope the gold suv and multiple suspects were detained. the suspect in the white lottery van continued into the alice griffith housing projects. the suspect exited the vehicle and an officer involve shooting occurred. that suspect was transported to san francisco general where he was pronounced deceased.police says that no officers were injured in this shooting but it's unclear what may have motivated them to use deadly force against the driver of the stolen van. the officers involved in the shooting were wearing body cameras at the time. sfpd says those cameras have been secured and the video will be reviewed by investigators. as with any officers involved shooting, multiple investigations have now begun.so far, the identities of those involved have not been released. nor is it clear yet what. . if any. . .charges the men who were detained may be facing. finally, as with an officer involve shooting in san francisco,

the sfpd mobile emergency operations center is here and it's still very active as this just happened a little bit ago. we are waiting to hear details from sfpd avoid fitzgerald between jennings and griffith because of this police activity activity. we'll bring you details as soon as possible. back to you in the studio. >>> we have a better view actually from chopper 5. this police car was involved. the passenger window is shot out. he eye white van was involved in the crime. >> as jackie said the investigation is ongoing right now. very fluid situation. can see someone right there taking pictures of that car. we'll monitor it and have the latest online and on the air. >>> back to our other top story today. the guilty plea from michael flynn. let's get right to reporter weijia jang. >> reporter: as part of the plea agreement, michael flynn is now cooperating in the russia investigation. and already providing new details about who else knew what and when. of course, these are all critical details the special counsel's office needs to bring even more charges. michael flynn was in court

but the department of justice had been investigating sfpd and in october 2016, it strongly recommended nearly 300 institutional changes, identifying implicit and institutionalized bias against minority groups. that fall she was promoted along with 18 other black officers. these days, lieutenant yolanda williams is the president of another union. >> there is no time to sit back and bask in the sun and say we made our accomplishments and we're good. >> she identifies with the trust and even fear many have toward the police. >> when you're not in uniform and you see blue lights behind you, you get pulled over. >> my heart stops and i all of a sudden find myself in a situation of, what did i do? keep my hands at the steering wheel. don't move. >> i don't have that reaction when i get pulled over by a police officer. >> you don't? >> huh-uh. >> wow. >> doesn't that tell you something about where we are? >> something wrong. majorly wrong. historically, the policing institution arose from out of slave catchers. so he that is the foundation of the institution alibi as that's exist within the p

. >>> community outrage after sfpd releases body cam footage showing an officer killing and shooting and killing an unarmed man. more than 100 people packed a town hall meeting in the bayview last night organized by sfpd and their anger stems from this video which shows an officer driving up to a carjacker and opening fire. police came o'neil made a move toward officers. >> this is murder! i mean, it's no other way to look at this but as murder. he should in jail, not dead. . >> he was killed and unarmed. the police officer was on the force only four days. >>> menlo park police are looking for this man a suspect in a shooting last month. officers were called to a marshland area on november 22nd and found a victim with several gunshot wounds. the suspect is known as gustavo torres. the victim is in the hospital. >>> another fire in livermore woke neighbors with explosions. flames seen shooting through the roof of this home on orion way around 1 a.m. no one was hurt. investigators say that gas cylinders found next to the home likely caused those explosions. >>> new at noon, chopper 5 o

the department of justice had been investigating sfpd.nd in october of 2016 it strongly recommended nearly 300 institutional changes, minority groups. that fall, yolanda was promoted. she identifies with the mistrust and fear that many have toward the police. when you're not in uniform, and you see blue lights behind you and you get pulled over. >> my heart stops. and i all of a sudden find myself in a situation where, what did i do? okay. keep my hands at the steering wheel. don't move. >> reporter: i don't have that reaction when i get pulled over by a police officer. >> you don't? >> reporter: hm-mm. >> wow. >> reporter: but doesn't that tell you something about where we are? >> something wrong. >> just a fascinating piece there. >> yeah, our thanks to juju chang. >>> coming up you in the next half hour, retailers hoping for another shopping boom, but will consumers head back to the brick and mortar stores or hit the bricks? >>> after the break, barry's book club. the greatest showman break to tell us his favorite memoirs of 2017. ♪ th

officer robert rueca/sfpd- "we're going to be traveling on bikes, motorcycles, all different types of vehicles so we can, uh, respond to incidents all throughout the city."there will also be a strong police presence along the embarcadero both before and after the annual fireworks show.officer robert rueca/sfpd- "you'll see a very heavy presence of uniformed officers, as well as plain-clothed officers out there that you may not notice." along the embarcadero thursday evening, elizabeth johnson and her son said they welcome the extra police presence.sotthat makes me feel better, but it wouldn't stop us from coming. in addition to the added patrol, san francisco's emergency operations center will also be activated on new years eve. staffed by dozens of federal, state and local law enforcement personnel. kristin hogen/sfdem- "just by being close together, we can problem solve quite quickly. we also are able to get a sense of what's happening in the field very quickly as well, because we're all working shoulder to shoulder." city officials are also encouraging any one headed out on new yea

>>> yes. >>> justin this past month, sfpd's green unit has been certified as an emt. when he was brought out to be treated by sfpd, they were able to treat his injuries. they had the gear and kids they needed. the swimmer is in serious condition right now at san francisco general hospital. he was able to walk into the ambulance under his own power. he was stalking. live at aquatic park. >>> this is the latest edition of the bay area's open space. 26 acres of pristine william -- wilderness along the coast of half moon bay. the safe trust and coast side land trust art to purchase the property south of redondo beach road. the land is classified as coastal prairie and endangered habitat that is disappearing as more land is developed . >> it is currently in use primarily for agriculture some for housing. we are having an untouched piece of the coastal prairie for wildlife and for us to enjoy the trail connection. it is exciting. >>> in addition to protecting an important winter area for rafters, the acquisition will extend the california coastal trail through the city of h

this is the seventh officer vov officer-involved shooting with sfpd this year and at the center of it all, as you said, was a california lottery van. >> these four people are behind bars and another is dead after their stole a lottery truck and tried to get away. it started at 10:30 outside this corner store when a california lottery employee pulled up. she was assaulted police say before one man hopped into the van and drove away, leading police on a chase that ended in the bayview. >> the suspect exited the vehicle and officer-involved shooting occurred. the suspect was transported to san francisco general hospital where he was pronounced deceased. >> reporter: police won't sigh if he fired a -- say if he fired a shot or even if he was armed. >> as part of the investigation it's much too early to comment on the evidence at the scene. crime scene investigators are still going over the crime scene and photographing and collecting evidence. >> reporter: just a few blocks away, police pulled over this gold suv and took the four people inside into custody. >> those individuals were occup

officer robert rueca/sfpd- "we're going to be traveling on bikes, motorcycles, all different types of vehicles so we can, uh, respond to incidents all throughout the city." officer rueca says that a heavy concentration of officers will be along the waterfronts.... where tens of thousands of people are expected to catch the fireworks show to ring in 20-18.officer robert rueca/sfpd- "you'll see a very heavy presence of uniformed officers, as well as plain-clothed officers out there that you may not notice." public safety agencies want everyone to have a great time... but to do so without anyone getting hurt. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) the man accused of plotting to commit a terror attack at san francisco's pier 39 on christmas day will stay behind bars for the time being. a federal court judge in fresno made that ruling earlier today. the f-b-i claims everitt jameson told undercover agents he would target pier 39 and set off explosives in the name of isis. the modesto man was arrested last friday. jameson is an ex-marine. he's now charged with attempting

, and begin the message with sfpd. you may remain anonymous. tomorrow, we will have our town hall meeting at 1800 oakdale. it'll be at 1:00 in the afternoon involving our practice at town hall, which we try to have it at the same time the shooting occurred, unless it happened in the morning, so we will have that at 1800 oakdale, and it's open to the public. >> police, i'm going to ask you to schedule that town hall to sometime in the evening. 1:00 p.m. will not give the public enough time to attend that meeting, especially in the middle of the day. so please work with your staff to come up with a 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. start time, please. >> we will fulfill that request but it might put it off to another day. >> president turman: i would rather put it off to another day than not have the public have access, so that's fine. >> and the other events this week is traffic safety operation plan for -- >> president turman: could you hold one second before you go further, chief. commissioner d commissioner dejesus, is this along th

. >> reporter: sfpd's marine unit heard the coast guard call and had the grey goose drop the victim off on their dock. in a stroke of luck, all sfpd marine unit officers were recently emt-certified. >> we saw it looked like a bite wound on his right upper arm. and it was uncontrolled bleeding when he came on our docks. >> reporter: they applied a tourniquet and put the swimmer in an ambulance heading to san francisco general hospital. undaunted by warnings inside club houses, swimmers took to the bay. >> you just got to be comfortable being here. >> yeah. >> no worries. >> no. you have more chance of getting hit by a car. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >>> the mavericks big wave surfing contest is returning to half moon bay. the it didn't happen this past year because of financial issues. the world surfing league is taking over from the titans of mavericks owner who went bankrupt. the window for the new challenge is between january 3rd and february 28th. competitors get 72 hours' notice before it starts. during the holding period this year's contest will include a women's competitio

>> the fbi will continue to conduct their investigations with or without sfpd. so if you have been offered a seat at the table, by all means, sit at the table, have access to the information, and that way you can at least go brief your staff without waiting for that phone call to come from the fbi. >> reporter: now, any new agreement between the san francisco police department and the fbi would have to undergo a public hearing at the city's police commission. melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> president trump will spend at his estate in palm beach, florida. the president has said that it would be back to work after the christmas holiday. he went golfing yesterday. he tweeted citing a fox news report that attacked the credibility of claims made in a dossier compiled by a former british intelligence officer that was circulated last summer could which contained information about the president's alleged ties to moscow. >> that's become such a hyperpart of the issue. they are trying to discredit the findings before they come out by pointing to flaws in the process. >> the gop

finally, sfpd is also asking that if finally, sfpd is phone."directly to your celebration directly to your phone."finally, sfpd is also asking that if anything suspicious see something say something.charles clifford ( will ) ( will ) in an effort to keep drunk drivers off the road on new year's eve... bay area public transportation agencies are offering free rides. in the south bay -- the v-t-a is offering free service from 8pm new year's eve until 5am new year's day. cal-train and muni are also offering free rides during that time... bart is 'not' offering free rides... but is extending service hours until 3-am. and you can always call a taxi, uber or lyft... but watch out for surge pricing. ( will ) this year... kron 4 will have expanded new year's eve coverage. starting at 8-p-m we will have new years live from las vegas with musical and entertainment acts. then at 11:30... justine waldman and grant lodes -- along with j-r stone and spencer blake -- will host new years live from san francisco. we will bring you the fun and fireworks from alon

we are waiting for more information to learn what this sfpd officer, a nine-year veteran of the force, was being investigated for when he took his own life. back to you guys. >> thank you, allie. >>> federal investigators say excessive speed was one factor in the derailment of the train up in washington state. >> at least three died, many more were hurt when the train came off of the tracks in the town of dupont. many ended up on interstate 5 and others flipped over along the embankment on the freeway. witnesses quickly jumped out of the cars to help the train passengers. >> so the trains, a lot of them were tipped over on their side. some of them the roof had been ripped off or collapsed in. so first two trains that went through, fine. we just walked in. second train, the wall had collapsed in. we had to actually belly crawl through whatever was there, glass, rebar, whatever was there. made it through. and it -- i don't know. it is dark and eerie because there was some deceased people. so i don't know. it was like -- it sort of felt like war. >> wow. there is still confusion over how

. >> reporter: the sfpd says it understands the public's frustration but the chief's plan needs moreime. and officers are targeting serial burglars. >> we are partnering up more closely with our partners at the district attorney's office so that we can really put the hammer and throw the book at the people that we have caught. >> i definitely think we need to give more time but more importantly, we need to give more resources. >> reporter: this supervisor says staffing numbers are down at sfpd and need to be beefed up. >> we put police presence around the clock at twin peaks. they went from 8 to 10 break- ins a day to 8 over an entire month. >> reporter: this october his mother-in-law had her car broken into after being parked for just 20 minutes. >> two years ago it was just in certain places in san francisco. and now it's everywhere. it doesn't matter if you are in russian hill, you name it, you're getting broken into. >> reporter: over the next week, sfpd is once again pushing out a social media campaign to warn drivers not to leave valuables in their cars. >> the warning about ve

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after they saw the video, the large crowd at the sfpd town hall meeting at the bayview's true hope church erupted in anger. [ screaming at the top of her lungs ] >> reporter: gwen woods the mother of mario woods who was killed by police two years ago confronted the police chief. [ screaming and crying ] >> reporter: police say kneel was a suspect in the carjack -- say o'neill was a suspect in the carjacking of a lottery van last friday. when he was spotted in the van a short time after the robbery, officers confronted him. according to the police report that was read to the crowd, o'neill was approaching the officers when he was shot. it turns out o'neill was not armed. the chief says the police officer who shot him had just graduated from the police academy and had only been on the force a total of four days! what angered many in the crowd is the fact that police insist that the suspect made a move toward the officers, a move that's not evident on the video. >> o'neill then began to run towards the direction of a marked sfpd vehicle whilele van he drove continued to roll forward striking

. >> reporter: the sfpd says it understands the public's frustration but the chief's plan needs more time. and officers are targeting serial burglars. >> we are partnering up more closely with our partners at the district attorney's office so that we can really put the hammer and throw the book at the people that we have caught. >> i definitely think we need to give more time but more importantly, we need to give more resources. >> reporter: this supervisor says staffing numbers are down at sfpd and need to be beefed up. >> we put police presence around the clock at twin peaks. they went from 8 to 10 break- ins a day to 8 over an entire month. >> reporter: this october his mother-in-law had her car broken into after being parked for just 20 minutes. >> two years ago it was just in certain places in san francisco. and now it's everywhere. it doesn't matter if you are in russian hill, you name it, you're getting broken into. >> reporter: over the next week, sfpd is once again pushing out a social media campaign to warn drivers not to leave valuables in their cars. >> the warning about

you can get it on our website, we have it up there at ktvu.com, just click on web links and, again, sfpd wants everybody to be safe and vigilant, know your surroundings, be aware of what's happening around you, know where your emergency exits are, for example. if you know there's police presence nearby keep an eye on where dispatchers and firefighters are in case an emergency does come up. if you are planning to come out to san francisco and drinking, have have a designated driver or a backup plan like ride share service uber or lyft so make sure you get out of san francisco and home safely. in san francisco, i'm alyana gomez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a 37-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and assault on a police dog in concord. now, police say david gopi crashed his car into a market on tuesday, then led police on a chase. it happened at the farm bureau market. now, police say gopi saw someone he knew in front of the market and tried to run over that person. he missed and crashed into the market. you can see he left the scene and was chased by police. gopi is accuse

sfpd wants everyone to be safe and vigilant. know your surroundings and know what is happening around you. know your emergency exits, for example. keep an eye on where firefighters and police are in case there is an emergency. if you're drinking, have a designated driver or a backup plan to get out of san francisco and home safely. in san francisco, alejandra gomez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the time is now 7:09. new at 7:00, security is being increased at the golden gate bridge to prevent attempted suicides and terror attacks. matt rina independent journal says five new officers were hired, for a total of 36 now. they invested in motorized vehicles for officers to patrol the sidewalks. earlier this year they closed lanes on the bridge during special events after terror attacks overseas of cars driven into crowds. >>> there is a huge increase in the number of car break-ins in san francisco. coming up at 7:30, which neighborhood is being most targeted and how police plan to catch the thieves. >>> the sale of recreational marijuana is

we very much want our rangers to communicate with sfpd and it's a partnership with respect to keeping our parks safe. >> supervisor fewer: no, i agree. when we look at golden gate park, golden gate park is not in isolation and it borders lincoln way and also borders fulton and we are seeing much more traffic on to fulton and we're also seeing pedestrian accidents on fulton too. and we have an issue of people accessing the park, and crossing fulton. and so we're also trying to alleviate the traffic but the city keeps continuing the way that it's building we're going to expect, all expect, much more traffic. i think that this is the lack of planning, quite frankly, in our city, is that we would build, build, build, build, but when it starts to really impact the health and safety of people and pedestrians and seniors and specifically and families trying to get to the park, then i don't know that the road closures in golgolden gate park should be ia separate conversation than what happens on the streets that border golden gate park because that's also part of how the people access the par

sfpd said he slowed the van, jumped out and ran toward a marked vehicle. in this video slowed down by the news, you can see the officer in the passenger seat firing his women at o'neal from inside his vehicle. police have said, o'neal was not armed. >> not at all. nothing. didn't even have a knife. >> the office here shot him was days out of the police academy. >> a field training officer was driving. >> officers have to learn to do the job. that's why you assign a training officer. >> william scott said the field training officer did not activate his body worn camera toflser who fired the fatal shot activated his after the shooting incident which is why there's audio but no video. >> it goes back 30 seconds. so the individual will be captured but the sound starts when you turn it on. >> according to policy, officers shall activate body worn cameras during a vehicle pursuit. neither officer did. >> as a result, we don't have critical evidence that could have told the whole story of what happened. >> the defender said his office has shared several instances

we could not do this without sfpd. this is a story of positive policing in the community.t means a safer community for us all. i want to thank the officers and command staff for the engaged leadership on the issue. it goes beyond one day out of the year. this police department has made sure they are developing relationships directly with our youth on a regular basis coming to united players knowing who the young people in the neighborhood are. this is our deand apply -- our city. my neighborhood. we need a safer neighborhood for me, too. thank you very much. [applause.] >>> the gun buy back is no questions asked. no questions asked. i want to bring up the chief, chief scott, come on up. [applause.] >> good morning everybody. you know, it is easy to stand before you and talk about statistic. there are over 36,000 people each year in this country that lose their lives to gun violence. this year in san francisco we have had 56 homicides, 38 were at the hands of a firearm, 13 suicides. i say that to bring it in context, but the real issue and the why is behind me. all of these

sfpd sgt.ychak explains what happened next.sotone group of officers stope the gold suv and multiple suspects were detained. the suspect in the white lottery van continued into the alice griffith housing projects. the suspect exited the vehicle and an officer involve shooting occurred. that suspect was transported to san francisco general where he was pronounced deceased.police says that no officers were injured in this shooting but it's unclear what may have motivated them to use deadly force against the driver of the stolen van. the officers involved in the shooting were wearing body cameras at the time. sfpd says those cameras have been secured and the video will be reviewed by investigators. as with any officers involved shooting, multiple investigations have now begun.so far, the identities of those involved have not been released. nor is it clear yet what. . if any. . .charges the men who were detained may be facing. finally, as with an officer involve shooting in san francisco, the police

. >> the fbi will continue to conduct their investigations with or without sfpd. so if you have been offered a seat at the table. by all means sit at the table, have access to the information and wait for that briefing call to come from the fbi. >> reporter: any >> reporter: -- any move by the city or fbi will have to be approved by a public meeting. >>> biologists performed a necropsy this afternoon and say it's a male hump back. the team plans to sent skin and muscle samples for testing. the whale does not appear to have died from a collision with a ship. however back in may another whale washed -p up in the same area. that time a blue whraeul -- blue whale was struck by a ship. >>> christie teagan was trying to get from los angeles to tokyo. and had to head back after a mix up. >> reporter: l.a.x. police say they were told to be ready for a & a flight to be returned before they discovered there was a mix up that was straightened out. the unauthorized person had a united ticket they were on a & a. so she questioned how they were able to get on the plane. police

sfpd sgt.ened next.sotone group of officers stope the gold suv and multiple suspects were detained. the suspect in the white lottery van continued into the alice griffith housing projects. the suspect exited the vehicle and an officer involve shooting occurred. that suspect was transported to san francisco general where he was pronounced deceased.police says that no officers were injured in this shooting but it's unclear what may have motivated them to use deadly force against the driver of the stolen van. the officers involved in the shooting were wearing body cameras at the time. sfpd says those cameras have been secured and the video will be reviewed by investigators. as with any officers involved shooting, multiple investigations have now begun.so far, the identities of those involved have not been released. nor is it clear yet what. . if any. . .charges the men who were detained may be facing. finally, as with an officer involve shooting in san francisco, the police department says they wi