according to chief suhr, the veteran is doing well. >> they moved the officer from icu in very, very good spirits. he stood up and moved to a wheelchair. >>> police say multiple shots were fired at the scene with one bullet heading officer shaw in the last am telling us the first shots came from the car being driven by ruano. officer shaw's partner began the officer will give a full account as soon as he is medically able to do so. right now, jeffrey ruano has been charged with using the car as an assault weapon and he is not charged at this time with shooting the officer. he is expected to make the first court appearance this week. in a few moments, the chief suhr will be out with more information from him later today on abc7news.com. >> the northern coast of california is getting after shocks after a powerful 6.9 earthquake struck. the earthquake was reported at 10:18 and centered 50 miles off the coast of eureka. this is how it looked on the graph: people felt the we shaking in several bay area cities and oregon to the north and san diego to the south. there are no reports of inju

when chief suhr started mentioning mental health issues, the crowd went wild. he immediately pulled back. he was more careful when talking about a restraining order against the 28 year old --- and although alex was a security guard, why he wasn't allowed to own a gun. sot - he was not allowed to own a gun for reasons i don't want to upset anyone about. for hourss people voiced their opinions about the shooting. sot - jail for the murderers of alejandro nieto sot - shooting this brother 14 times, that's overkill reporting in san francisco alecia reid kron 4 news. the bay area had some showers today.mostly pretty light. and while it's fairly calm now --- more rain is headed our way. this was the scene earlier in oakland. chief meteorolgist jacqueline bennett has the latest on what to expect next. in sports. warriors coach mark jackson relegates one of his assistant coaches to the team's minor league affiliate. and the olympian -- joe pavelski -- has another big night for the sharks. gary has the highlights. and all the sports. next!!! [doorbell rings] hey. hey. w

. >>> san francisco police chief greg suhr faces an angry crowd. >> we are looking at a commute that traffic is moving along pretty well on highway 4 coming up to the willow pass grade. we will tell you more about the contra costa commute. >> the weather is getting busy because there is a little system swinging in. that will give us rain today. we'll talk about how long this will last and what is in store for the weekend. >>> back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. time is 4:44. greg suhr faced an angry you last night as he tried to explain what led officers to shoot and kill a man at beeral heights park. he says nieto drew his taser and because officers could only see a black weapon they opened fire. >> they asked him to show his hands to which he responded you need to show your hands. >> his family and friends say he carried a taser because he worked as a security guard at a nightclub. they are planning to protest the shooting from marching from the 24th and mission bart station to bernal heights park. a date for that has not been set. >>> two mep have been arrested in a shooting

chief greg suhr says the officers told 28-year-old nieto to show them his hands.drew his taser and because officers could only see a black weapon they opened fire. >> they asked him to show his hands to which he responded you need to show your hands. >> i would expect them to know the difference between a taser and handgun. >> the family members and friends of nieto said he carried a taser because he worked as a security guard for a nightclub. they now plan to protest the shooting. they will march from the 24th and mission bart station. no date has been set for that. >> a reward is being offered to catch a picture of a bizarre crime. someone is poisoning lawns. janine de la vega is joining us from san jose to show us the damage and tell us what is being done to catch those responsible. janine. >> reporter: pam, it started raining here in west san jose. but none of these sprinkles will help bring back the dead lawns or the dead grass here. every yard has these strange streaks of yellow and black. it's not just killing the grass, it's killing the soil. people who li

chief suhr, welcome. >> good morning. i would echo the comments of the mta. the police department is will be salutely commit today vision zero. i don't think based on the number of phone calls i'm getting about complaints ~ about ticketing it's lost on anybody that our enforcement efforts are up. citations are up over 50% from where we started calendar year 2014. we'll continue. and, of course, after the staffing increases in the police department from the approved staffing plan by the board, presented by the mayor, 300 officers come back, that's 60,000 more shifts that will get worked. it's going to be a lot more enforcement. we can't do it alone. we need our partners. i don't think any of the recommendations made today are unreasonable. we're happy, as ms. mann gold said, to continue to be transparent, continue to participate, and if anybody wants to know anything of us what we're doing, we're happy to present wherever and whenever anybody would like that to happen. >> all right, thank you very much, chief suhr. any other department representative? all righ

>> we did not know -- [overlapping speakers] >> san francisco police chief greg suhr faced 1,000 angryoutraged over an officer- involved shooting. this community meeting last night was at a school not far from the bernal heights park where officers shot and killed 28-year-old alejandro nieto. it happened friday night. police went to the park after several 911 calls about a man pacing with a gun but chief greg suhr confirmed that alejandro point a taser at officers, not a handgun. >>> court documents show a man claiming to be a friend of nieto filed a restraining order against him on the day of the shooting claims he feared for his and his family's lives because they had bad blood. >>> only on 5 this morning, kpix 5's betty yu has new details on the recall of some 9 million pounds of beef from a sonoma county slaughterhouse. she tracked down the man who was in charge of the inspections at that company. >>> reporter: hi, dr. ernie, i'm betty from channel 5. can we talk about the rancho recall? >> why? >> reporter: his name is dr. ernesto lardizabal. dr. ernie for short. he was the usda s

last night the police chief suhr explained the events. he said the suspect was carrying a taser that looked like a real gun. >> malaysian officials are saying a french satellite captured images of objected in the indian ocean that could be from the missing jetliner. a father of a passenger is filing petition with an illinois law firm. >> a wanting: sigh republicans will blair around the bay area along the coast at 10:15 a.m. for the test of the tsunami communications system part of the tsunami preparedness week. >> remember, abc7 news continues now online and twitter and facebook and aural your mobile devices and we will back in 25 mens with news and weather and traffic during "good morning america" next. i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't forget about the new xfinity my account app. you can troubleshoot technical issues here. if you make an appointment, you can check out the status here. you can pay the bill, too. but don't worry about that right now. okay. how do i loo

nieto to show his friends to which he responded you need to show his friends. >> reporter: chief suhrsays that nieto then pulled his weapon, and all the officers could see was that it was a black weapon. >> i would expect them to know the difference between a taser and a handgun. >> reporter: how many times was he shot? >> at least 14 times. >> reporter: some question why nieto was shot 14 times. parents fear that what happened to nieto could happen to their son. >> how am i going to teach my son to call 911 when i can't even trust you guys. >> reporter: supporters displayed a photo and messages in memory of alejandro nieto. some say are promising to show a protest by marching to vernal heights. reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> also today san francisco police announce the arrest of two men in a shooting that injured three people in the tenderloin. this is surveillance video from sunday night's shooting during the corner of turk. police say they arrested curtis warren and verl jones in connection with that shooting. all eight victims are expected to

nieto to show his friends to which he responded you need to show his friends. >> reporter: chief suhrsays that nieto then pulled his weapon, and all the officers could see was that it was a black weapon. >> i would expect them to know the difference between a taser and a handgun. >> reporter: how many times was he shot? >> at least 14 times. >> reporter: some question why nieto was shot 14 times. parents fear that what happened to nieto could happen to their son. >> how am i going to teach my son to call 911 when i can't even trust you guys. >> reporter: supporters displayed a photo and messages in memory of alejandro nieto. some say are promising to show a protest by marching to vernal heights. reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> also today san francisco police announce the arrest of two men in a shooting that injured three people in the tenderloin. this is surveillance video from sunday night's shooting during the corner of turk. police say they arrested curtis warren and verl jones in connection with that shooting. all eight victims are expected to

jose is a ners where is he we have jeff come on they're our studio officials the police chief greg suhr and others i'm sure i've forgotten i want a big round of applause for your community leaders hello in the back (clapping) so thank you to all of you for making this day together. today we're rising for justice and we still have a lot of things going on for you. thank you (clapping.) i don't hear you i'm sorry. i don't hear you. are we there yet. we have to be really loud and stop violence. at this time i'll welcome the executive director of ebay you know the folks. the global movement to end violence against women and girls the woman who runs ebay (clapping.) wow. >> thank you. i want to take a moment to say how fabulous is it is to have fair and reasonable oil people va have dreamed about today about having a space to rise for justice fab oil having our voice her i want to thank you on behalf of all of us (clapping) last year, we rose and demanded an end to violation against women and girls we're calling on men and women he everything else to rise for justice it's a global call for p

leaderships to make sure we're endorsing the laws is being done very well by our chief of police chief suhr >> i too want to echo the support i get from all the people behind me our mayor number one priority is our roads are safety i can't do that without our partners board of supervisors and other on this remedying and the mta and our community partners walk sf and the bicycle coalition. when i became chief the mayor and i spoke about public safety early on. in february we had the second time in 50 years with no homicides yet some padded pedestrian was killed on the street we've had more people killed on the streets of san francisco by vehicles than by homicide. we intended to attack this trying to get a handle on gun violence and violent crime in san francisco and that's through smaet strategy and will deployment and combirs our community. we've been successful so far but focusing on the 5 most dangerous intersections and our confliction factors and using our data for realtime deployment and redeployment we can get a handle at least for the enforcement piece but as far as as education we'

this is at the work about recognizing those babies grouping in your community and sometimes and greg suhrnows this but those babies go to sleep sometimes hearing gunfire they've witnessed credible violence on the streets and domestic violence and what we're doing is recognizing that they should receive the kind of indentation and treatment to deal with their trauma so they can lady the productive lives so the work that's happening is recognizing like a post traumatic stress order that exists when children are eosed to invention and allow them to lead a productive life. this is what nadine and others have done for years victor studying post traumatic disorder whether an accident witnessing other violence or combining nadine work and doing the chin piece of addressing this and boats on the ground and creating what i think of really the model we should be talking about in terms of urban model. congratulations to everyone this is a proud moment >> and now the mayor of our great city mayor ed lee (clapping.) pamela thank you again for not only being here but loading this effort this is really,

leaderships to make sure we're endorsing the laws is being done very well by our chief of police chief suhr >> i too want to echo the support i get from

public i'm greg suhr the chief of police this is my third year as chief. i actually worked for your companion forever when i first came here but prior to that, i was the grocery deliver guy for the cal and when all those people are asking for congratulating on street since i lugged groceries up and down the stairs i love any time at cal i a bit what the boss and it was cool. so, anyway i love being back here. 0 so far we're doing great with with crime it's down in violent and property crime and a homicides we've suffered two homicides one homicide is too many but two is a low to the that we've posted at the end end of the february. on the flip sighed we've lost 5 people to pedestrian collisions and our campaign has been education awareness and unfortunately enforcement with sized being up 50 percent across the city. we need everybody to slow down. i'm going into comments we're active with the community and children implicit san francisco are a big proprietor. at the end of did he december we became the first police department where every officers is equipp

chief suhr has agreed to add analysis and additional staff in order to comical and appear in court when those operator offenses are bothering brought forgot. we'll work with the city attorney's office against the offenders those can be for community service. all this work is administration not elective and all of it is underway. several jurisdictions in southern california are you're going on enforcement system similar to this one. in fact, in east los angeles they saw over the past 4 years their graffiti abatement drop by 55 percent in the first 5 years. if this happens in san francisco we're talking about $11 million and that's definitely work out focusing on attention on this motivator. secondly, introducing legislation to tile graffiti controls and codify the new procures the legislation i'm introducing today will 99 revise the cities existing graffiti ordinances under the public works code section 13 to be experienced against the perpetrators of the graffiti not just the victim. codify the second thing is codifying the city attorney to pry graffiti on both public and private author

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recently we've seen a great deal of appropriate attention placed on traffic safety in the media chief suhr is constantly talking about the priority of traffic enforcement. i'm reminded of a few years ago barbara mann detrimental a country western singer reported a song i was country before country was cool. i mention that because from 2005 to 2009 i was the captain in charge of sf pd traffic company and each the 5 years sfpd traffic company received awards from the international ward and from the california highway patrol for the best safety efforts in the nation and best overall traffic safety in the nation. i mention that for two reasons one to brag and (laughter) but more importantly to mention that we've been able to deploy many of the tactics to the station. most important, however, is the fact that the officers at park stationary bracing the concept that traffic enforcement saves lives. it's one of the rare things that one can do in the police department that's guaranteed to save lives. by embracing that concept they're really on board with chief surs mandate that we do something abo

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this is at the work about recognizing those babies grouping in your community and sometimes and greg suhrnows this but those babies go to sleep sometimes hearing gunfire they've witnessed credible violence on the streets and domestic violence and what we're doing is recognizing that they should receive the kind of indentation and treatment to deal with their trauma so they can lady the productive lives so the work that's happening is recognizing like a post traumatic stress order that exists when children are exposed to invention and allow them to lead a productive life.

leaderships to make sure we're endorsing the laws is being done very well by our chief of police chief suhr >> i too want to echo the support i get from all the people behind me our mayor number one priority is our roads are safety i can't do that without our partners board of supervisors and other on this remedying and the mta and our community partners walk sf and the bicycle coalition. when i became chief t

organizers are critical of the shooting and looking forward to a townhall meeting with the police chief suhr. >>> a committee is holding a hearing on a bill to tackle a giant backlog of unprocessed rape kits. the legislation was introduced in john following a report that uncovered thousands of untested rape kits. the bill gives law enforcement five days to send d.n.a. evidence from a rape kit to a crime laboratory. the laboratory would have 30 days do upload a d.n.a. profile to the state database and requires law enforcement to afford -- alert the victim if they do not meet the deadline. >> the berkeley city council will launch a review to see whether they should have officers wear video cameras. supporters say this regulates the behavior of police officers and help maintain trust with the public. opponents worry of privacy and who gets to access the camera and when the oakland and bart police use body cameras. san francisco is considering it. >>> with weather we had a nice warm day in the south bayer. mike, we will see rain? >> not in the south bay in the morning but in the afternoon, absol