democratic assemblymembers shirley weber and kevin mccarty are proposing officers to use deadly force - only when "necessary" to prevent imminent death or serious injury.asm. shirley weber (d-san diego) "we're not saying that people can't use lethal force, but we're saying that often times there are other alternatives that can be used."according to weber's office - the state's justified shooting law was written in 1872.last year - 162 people died at the hands of california police officers - the most in the country, per weber's office - with kern county having the highest rate of people killed by police per capita than any county in the u-s.black lives matter - sacramento founder tanya faison says this bill is a start - but she would like to see community oversight in any police-involved shooting investigation.tanya faison, founder blm sacramento "in order for us to get any type of accountability, we need to have - we need to see repercussions. we're not going to see them if the government is policing itself."kody leibowitz, @kodyleibowitz "i reached out to the california peace officer

democratic assemblymembers shirley weber and kevin mccarty are proposing officers to use deadly force- only when "necessary" to prevent imminent death or serious injury.asm. shirley weber (d-san diego) "we're not saying that people can't use lethal force, but we're saying that often times there are other alternatives that can be used."according to weber's office - the state's justified shooting law was written in 1872.last year - 162 people died at the hands of california police officers - the most in the country, per weber's office - with kern county having the highest rate of people killed by police per capita than any county in the u-s.black lives matter - sacramento founder tanya faison says this bill is a start - but she would like to see community oversight in any police-involved shooting investigation.tanya faison, founder blm sacramento "in order for us to get any type of accountability, we need to have - we need to see repercussions. we're not going to see them if the government is policing itself."kody leibowitz, @kodyleibowitz "i reached out to the california peace officers

. >> and kevin mccarty and shirley weber, they're wanting a limit on deadly force. they don't want their officers to be second-guessed and they hope to meet with lawmakers to discuss concerns. >>> and this happened after 9:00 on harnett avenue after crescent park. it's unclear what led you to that shooting, police don't have any suspects, no arrests have been made. it's here where security gaps were identified before a former soldier killed three women there last month. that assessment was made by the california highway patrol in 2010. they identified a handful of security gaps. there was inadequate fencing and not enough security cameras. the campus didn't have security at the front gate. and the veterans department of veterans affairs did recognize the report but would not go into details. >>> a man is accused of stabbing and hurting two people a the bart station on saturday. 32-year-old robert dahl stabbed a woman in her 50s and her brother in the 60s ring an unprovoked attack. david harris stepped in and risked his life to save him. he was adding money to his cl

. >> the bill was introduced by assembly members kevin mccarty and shirley weber. >> we are saddened and frustrated by the killing of black and brown men by law enforcement. it seems the worst possible outcome is the only one we experience. >> law enforcement analyst howard jordan is the former oakland police chief. he trained police officers. >> i think that the intent is commendable but i'm not sure how the actual law is going to work considering that you have laws already on the books that prevents the officers from using deadly force only in situations where it is eminent danger. >> he says we shouldn't assume that the police want to shoot people. >> i've seen many of my colleagues in my past who could not come back to work because they were so traumatized by having to take someone's life even though that is what they were expected to do. the situation calls for it. >> if this bill passes california would be the first state to adopt this heightened sort of last resort standard. >> alright melissa. >>> we are going to pause briefly to get you caught up on what's happening toward t

this was a bill that was introduced by assembly come shirley weber which represents a district down in san diego. the state mandated data collection requirements for stops substantially duplicates chapter 96a, which is i piece of legislation i offered and got passed several years ago. however, the state report will be issued annually. so the legislation before you today accomplishes two very simple things. first, it reconciles the differences between state and local law for stop collection data. second, it includes amendments that require more freak reporting of stop data collection than required by the state law. now, in order to provide sfpd with time to build this new reporting system, the first two reports being semiannual. the first semiannual report will be due in may of 2019, and the second semiannual report will be due in august of 2019. each report there after will be due on a quarterly basis to the mayor's office, to the board of supervisors, to the police commission, and the human rights commission. i want to acknowledge my staff that worked tirelessly to reconcile and strea

that changes the way law enforcement officers use lethal force...shirley weber/california state assembly "deadly force can be used. but only when it is completely necessary."officers would only be allowed to use deadly force as "the last resort" "to prevent imminent and serious bodily injury" and when there is "no "reasonable alternative" lizzie buchen/aclu bill sponsor: "we need to make sure that officers use the many other tools at their disposal that don't result in killing civilians."but former sacramento county sheriff john mcginness says officers often can't "deescalate a confrontation"former sheriff john mcginness/sacramento county"sometimes you don't have enough time to tag every base along the way and use that incremental less lethal force and when that's not the case nothing else but stopping the adversary will work."the bill faces challenges in the state legislature, which has sided with law enforcement before.reverend shane harris/national action network "we hope that it'll go through assembly and senate without being watered down."the reverend shane harris - recently pushed

the legislation was proposed last week by democratic state assembly members kevin mccarty and shirley weber is aimed at reducing use of police deadly force. police chiefs say they don't want their officers to be second-guessed. there hoping to meet with lawmakers to discuss their concerns. >>> security gaps at a yacht mail -- yountville veterans facility have been identified. the report obtained by the sacramento bee identified a handful of security gaps. the list included inadequate fencing, no entrance checkpoints and not enough security cameras. at the time of that shooting, the campus did not have security at its front gate. a spokesperson for the california department of veterans affairs says a number of recommendations of the report were implemented, but they would not go into details. >>> it has been at exactly 6 months since the north bay wildfires devastated parts of napa, sonoma and mendocino counties. the fire killed 44 people and destroyed 6200 homes. it also caused more than $9 billion in insurance claims. some of the people who are trying to rebuild from the disaster are findi

shirley weber and kevin mccarty are proposing officers to use deadly force only when necessary to preventinjury . >> where nothing people can't use lethal force but we say they are are often times other alternatives that can be used. >> the states just by choosing law was written in 1872. last year 162 people died at the hands of california police officers. the most in the country per weber's office. the current county having the largest number of people killed per capita by police of any county in the u.s. they would like to see committee oversight any police involved shooting investigation. to >> to get any accountability we need to see repercussions we won't see them if the government is placing itself. be when i reached out to the california police -- peace officers association for their thoughts on this bill. there is no response tonight. outside the city capital with kron 4 news . >> we will continue to cover breaking news in san bruno, a shooting at the headquarters of youtube making international headlines. we will be back with details when we return. yeah, it's fine. you ok? ecze