we'll hear from chief suhr in a bit. >> good morning, everybody.urrently take a look at the fog as it's sweeping in under the golden gate bridge and now invading the embarcadero. we have your full friday forecast coming up. >> and it's "friday light" on the roads. bay bridge starting to stack up just a bit. we'll have a look coming up in a few minutes. >>> good morning, everyone. it is friday, february 5. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 5:30. >>> as we head towards the big game on super sunday, super bowl events are kicking into high gear on this friday. >> a full weekend of activities gets under way starting this morning. >> kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran live inside super bowl city with a rundown of the events read -- with a rundown of the events leading up to the event. >> reporter: we are not too far away from each other. we are live in the heart of super bowl city to talk to you guys today about a lot of stuff that's going on. as we get closer to the game, there's more fun to come starting with basically we are g

chief suhr is at the forefront of that national discussion about the use of force.e says that anytime there's a deadly police shooting here in san francisco or anywhere across the country, everyone involved is scarred from it. so as a result to all of these shootings happening a washington based research group is now proposed higher standards for police when using force that would go beyond what's currently required by law. but groups representing police chiefs and rank-and-file sworn officers say those proposed standards would add confusion and hesitation to tense situations. the situations like on december 2 when multiple officers killed mario woods who was holding a knife and ever since that day, chief suhr has been pushing for more less lethal options for his officers like tasers. in a one-on-one interview with kpix 5, chief suhr says he is working to rewrite the rules for his department in what he calls a radical way that -- >> i want them to rush to the danger but if you get there and it's not actively going on, i also think be smart enough to then stop and ba

e chief suhr is here. >> welcome to the wednesday, february 3, 2016, police commission meeting sergeant, next item. >> item one at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when through police commission reluctance of order we are not required to respond to the public individual commissioners and occ personnel should not get into discussion and members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes. >> thank you sergeant good evening and welcome. >> madam president jim senior native born and raised the mission district lived in san francisco my entire life and served there that panel at one time i'm here to say number one madam president at your on behalf of in 2013 i filed with the occ i was redundant those are the things that stay with the officers throughout the career, however, and risk of disskwaid people i have to say the occ doesn't have the re

e chief suhr is here. >> welcome to the wednesday, february 3, 2016, police commission meeting sergeant, next item. >> item one at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when through police commission reluctance of order we are not required to respond to the public individual commissioners and occ personnel should not get into discussion and members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes. >> thank you sergeant good evening and welcome. >> madam president jim senior native born and raised the mission district lived in san francisco my entire life and served there that panel at one time i'm here to say number one madam president at your on behalf of in 2013 i filed with the occ i was redundant those are the things that stay with the officers throughout the career, however, and risk of disskwaid people i have to say the occ doesn't have the re

e chief suhr is here. >> welcome to the wednesday, february 3, 2016, police commission meeting sergeant, next item. >> item one at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when through police commission reluctance of order we are not required to respond to the public individual commissioners and occ personnel should not get into discussion and members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes. >> thank you sergeant good evening and welcome. >> madam president jim senior native born and raised the mission district lived in san francisco my entire life and served there that panel at one time i'm here to say number one madam president at your on behalf of in 2013 i filed with the occ i was redundant those are the things that stay with the officers throughout the career, however, and risk of disskwaid people i have to say the occ doesn't have the re

e chief suhr is here. >> welcome to the wednesday, february 3, 2016, police commission meeting sergeant, next item. >> item one at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when through police commission reluctance of order we are not required to respond to the public individual commissioners and occ personnel should not get into discussion and members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes. >> thank you sergeant good evening and welcome. >> madam president jim senior native born and raised the mission district lived in san francisco my entire life and served there that panel at one time i'm here to say number one madam president at your on behalf of in 2013 i filed with the occ i was redundant those are the things that stay with the officers throughout the career, however, and risk of disskwaid people i have to say the occ doesn't have the re

it's shameful, chief suhr that you came out immediately what was done. it's shameful that you are still sit ting in your uniform. you should -- listen to the people. the mayor needs to fire you. >> next speaker, please. good evening and welcome. public speaker: i would like to direct my remarks to the audience here. this is san francisco, all of us. these will be pointed out here with extreme focus that greg suhr is trying to detective the residents of san francisco into thinking that the murder execution by sfpd of mario woods is an issue of an imperfect a legal police policy of use of force directive. a slick performance behind closed doors with public relations consultants tailoring a carefully styled production for the cameras. it is no different than what he had to say about the an acquiring of tasers of the sfpd. he stated the use of tasers would have prevented the death of mario woods and would the use of night sticks done the same thing? immediately after the murder of mario woods that he was hit three times with a beanbag. he like end that to be

e chief suhr is here. >> welcome to the wednesday, february 3, 2016, police commission meeting sergeant, next item. >> item one at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when through police commission reluctance of order we are not required to respond to the public individual commissioners and occ personnel should not get into discussion and members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes. >> thank you sergeant good evening and welcome. >> madam president jim senior native born and raised the mission district lived in san francisco my entire life and served there that panel at one time i'm here to say number one madam president at your on behalf of in 2013 i filed with the occ i was redundant those are the things that stay with the officers throughout the career, however, and risk of disskwaid people i have to say the occ doesn't have the re

it's shameful, chief suhr that you came out immediately what was done. it's shameful that you are still sit ting in your uniform. you should -- listen to the people. the mayor needs to fire you. >> next speaker, please. good evening and welcome. public speaker: i would like to direct my remarks to the audience here. this is san francisco, all of us. these will be pointed out here with extreme focus that greg suhr is trying to detective the residents of san francisco into thinking that the murder execution by sfpd of mario woods is an issue of an imperfect a legal police policy of use of force directive. a slick performance behind closed doors with public relations consultants tailoring a carefully styled production for the cameras. it is no different than what he had to say about the an acquiring of tasers of the sfpd. he stated the use of tasers would have prevented the death of mario woods and would the use of night sticks done the same thing? immediately after the murder of mario woods that he was hit three times with a beanbag. he like end that to be

e chief suhr is here. >> welcome to the wednesday, february 3, 2016, police commission meeting sergeant, next item. >> item one at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when through police commission reluctance of order we are not required to respond to the public individual commissioners and occ personnel should not get into discussion and members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes. >> thank you sergeant good evening and welcome. >> madam president jim senior native born and raised the mission district lived in san francisco my entire life and served there that panel at one time i'm here to say number one madam president at your on behalf of in 2013 i filed with the occ i was redundant those are the things that stay with the officers throughout the career, however, and risk of disskwaid people i have to say the occ doesn't have the re

mario woods i've asked and tasked achieving chief suhr and others to submit a detailed plan for further reforms after a series of community meetings around the city and with stakeholders input this is not been an easy task by any means i want to say first hand a deep gratitude i have to the volunteers of our police commission of who spent count countedless hours working with volunteers from the communities, to make sure that this reflected deserv desires coming from the community as well as professional ideas and today, i accept their comprehensive reform packages it you'll hear in detail in a moment a reformed package that is developed in partnering with the community and already directed any budget direction to incorporate those into the budget planning i believe because of the input that has been given by countless hours by you are african-american reform and review form and also by a number of conversations i've had not only with this forum but engages engagements throughout the community substantial and meaningful changes to policy to training, and to equipment and they do sdmafkt

i would like to thank gregory chief suhr for supporting this legislation. one of the things we did was to meet with chief suhr to explain what we were thinking. i also want to thank lieutenant fazon and he and officer navin have been very critical to making this happen. they are certainly invaluable. i also want to take this opportunity to thank the festival community. we have some representatives here from that community. in particular guy carson who is the cochair of the california music association. c mac for their work throughout this whole process. he's not here but he also has a lot to do with making this happen, terry allen has also played a very important role and c mac brought this to the attention of officials for such a long time. i'm sorry it took so long to get to this point, but i'm glad that we are finally here. the fact is san francisco wouldn't be the city without the many festivals that san francisco, music, dance, culture, food, every single year. it's hard to imagine san francisco without those many events. i would like to thank my offic

a big part of chief greg suhr's proposal is going to ask for the use of tasers.something the city has said no to in the past even when chief suhr limited his request to officers specifically trained in crisis intervention. but this is one of the key reform proposals now on the along with other deescalation practices all to prevent officers from using lethal force. this is the spurred by the fatal spurring of mario woods in the bayview on december 2. you probably have seen the cell phone video. he said if his officers had tasers that day woods would likely still be alive. >> the shooting that occurred out on 3rd street which is still under investigation may well be deemed to be -- have been lawful but certainly what it's done to our trust certainly in the community where it occurred is awful. >> reporter: yeah. it certainly angered people. we have seen protest for months about this very controversial, um, even just last week alicia keys invoked mario woods name during his big concert in san francisco. now, the u.s. department of justice is working with the sfpd on

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and undertake significant changes as efforts to reform i am confident i am indeed confident chief suhr and mayor ed lee and otherser leaders would be involved let me start by assessing how the process starts it starts by focusing on this the assessment process senators by developing some preliminary input did we get to some goals and objectives these are community-based the police department and the community be the community etc. but the goal to create some goals and objectives that will allow us to get to a focus on our assessment following the assessment i'll going get to the assessment following the assessment the cops office has a report detailing the specific recommendation there will be a serious of reports we're talking about transparent we have to practice what we preach and the report my office will help with the recommendations at a 6-month mark and again at 12-month mark and again at the end of 6-month point is takes over 2 years we're robert's rules of order rosters and have our experts and cops representatives that are monitoring the process that is being made the goal of

do these new findings change your support of chief suhr? >> well, again, i -- i -- i still have faith in chief suhr in his management, um, with this police commission, with the oversight of the occ. it's a whole team. >> reporter: not a popular answer among those who question that whole team and won't stop until the change is made. >> they promised that they wouldn't take their -- [ overlapping speakers ] [ screaming ] >> screaming and cursing [ screaming and cursing ] >> reporter: those people are on the way to the police station on valencia and i did talk to the police earlier today and asked them what is your response to this new autopsy? but because the family of amilcar is now suing sfpd they have no comment on something in litigation. live in the mission, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> the d.a.'s office which routinely looks into all police shootings has not yet completed its investigation into the lopez shooting. >>> new at 6:00 a warning for commuters who leave their cars in bart parking lots. bart is reporting a spike in a specific type

e chief suhr is here. >> welcome to the wednesday, february 3, 2016, police commission meeting sergeant, next item. >> item one at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when

chief suhr says if his officers had tasers that day, woods would likely still be alive. but the taser proposal very controversial as is the police shooting. so you're going to have two very different forces likely to see protests at that police commission tonight. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> one man is dead after a wave swept him into the ocean off the coast of san mateo county. it happened yesterday at sharp park beach in pacifica. kpix 5's kiet do is there live with details on what happened. kiet. >> reporter: good morning. the coroner has released the identity of the victim. his name was larry moore and he was 60 years old. now, this all happened yesterday afternoon around 2:00 when moore and his wife were walking near the pacifica pier. it's not clear exactly how it happened. but a large wave came up and swept the woman out to sea. moore tried to rescue her and went in after her. the woman was wearing a swimsuit and knew how to handle the riptide by not fighting the current. she got back but moore tried to resist. >> he, on the other hand, was tr

chief suhr said in a radio interview that after discussions with officers he turned to chase the man with the bike. there is a lawsuit against the chief, the city and the officers involved, claiming excessive force. >>> a drunk driver rear-ended a muni bus in the bayview today. that happened this morning at bayshore boulevard and industrial street near highway 101. the fire department says eight people were taken to the hospital suffering from moderate to minor injuries. investigators say the driver of the suv was taken into custody on suspicion of driving under th influence. >>> in washington state a man shot and killed four members of his family before killing himself. it happened a few hours ago in a rural neighborhood outside of seattle. police say the man called my 101 to say he had killed his family. after a standoff, he came outside the home and shot himself. the youngest family member survived and is at the hospital. >>> questions about a delayed response from san jose firefighters. three homes went up in flames this afternoon on auzerais avenue right across from the city's f

. >> reporter: mayor ed lee, police chief greg suhr and sues' loftus announced sweeping police reforms. >> regardless of zip code, everyone deserves to have a relationship of trust with the police. >> reporter: this comes more than two months after the police killing of mario woods in the city's bayview district. cell phone video of officers shooting the 26-year-old stabbing suspect more than 20 times sparked outrage. >> we're trained especially since 1999 and column bayne to move towards a threat to end it quickly. we're asking the officers to almost be counterintuitive when they realize it's an edged weapon. >> reporter: today officials announced better training and tactics as well as creating more time and space so that no one gets killed. they talked about to sanctity of life and the creation of a new bureau that would oversee professional standards and principled policing. >> chief suhr responded to the call of the naacp. >> reporter: reverend amoss brown showed support for the chief but lashed out at the association. >> the naacp has unsuccessfully reached out to the police offic

. >> do these new findings change your support of chief suhr?ss than two minutes but it can cost you $1,000. the spike in theft targeting bart commuters. >> thievery has no limit these days. >> apple says it's standing up for privacy but apparently not fighting for freedom everywhere. >> and good-bye to late summer sunsets? the exclusive kpix 5 poll on the push to get rid of daylight saving time. >>> good evening, i'm julie watts. >> i'm ken bastida. some new evidence contradicts the official story in a deadly police shooting. amilcar lopez a young immigrant from guatemala was killed by san francisco police a year ago today. now a second autopsy calling into question the police chief's version of what happened. emily turner reports. >> reporter: literally calling for justice. in fact, they started with that call just over there which is the site where everything happened. and then they marched down the street to the police station on vallejo. they want to go to the source and let them know they want change. >> this is a killing zone! >> reporter

i would like to thank gregory chief suhr for supporting this legislation. one of the things we did was to meet with chief suhr to explain what we were thinking. i also want to thank lieutenant fazon and he and officer navin have been very critical to making this happen. they are certainly invaluable. i also want to take this opportunity to thank the festival community. we have some representatives here from that community. in particular guy carson who is the cochair of the california music association. c mac for their work throughout this whole process. he's not here but he also has a lot to do with making this happen, terry allen has also played a very important role and c mac brought this to the attention of officials for such a long time. i'm sorry it took so long to get to this point, but i'm glad that we are finally here. the fact is san francisco wouldn't be the city without the many festivals that san francisco, music, dance, culture, food, every single year. it's hard to imagine san francisco without those many events. i would like to thank my offic

chief suhr has been under the microscope since this police shooting in december caught on camera. officers said the suspect mario woods was armed with a knife. >> what killed that man was an incredible lack of sensitivity to the value of black life. that's what killed him. >> reporter: even during super bowl week, alicia keys and beyonce used a bay area spotlight to emphasize "black lives matter." >> stand for what is right. >> reporter: the chief says only 5% of specially trained officers will have tasers. >> only supposed to be for a small portion of officers. does that make a difference? >> no. i think it's probably intended to just get eventually into the whole force. >> reporter: no vote was taken at this meeting. it's also worth repeating that not every officer would be given a taser. also, former san francisco police chiefs have tried this taser idea in the past but every time, it has failed. at san francisco city hall, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> a sheriff's deputy and a civilian pilot died in a small plane crash in to larry county. the plane hit a mountaineer springfield and

chief suhr? >> first i don't want people to think that shields were left out. shields are not a force option. shield is defense. it's not a force option. the reason this bureau has to come here is because it involved an additional weapon that has not been authorized. it's just like when we change anything it might be a force option it has to come to the commission for approval. again, it's a bureau order for the special operations and not the entire police operation. it has to be in the enforce operation to have it. >> commissioner hwang? >> in mine mind this is an analogy. it comes around christmastime and you talk to your children about sharing and the principal of christmas an generosity and spirituality and all of these things and you give your kid a toy and all of this philosophical stuff is out of the wind and they have this toy in their hand. that's the danger of having this discussion. >> that's my point. >> you are talking as if this is going to the entire force. there is a specific group. if every officer was getting these devices and not giving it ti

then chief suhr indicated that we need a liaison for this body and doj for implementing the task force recommendation the doj recommendation and really just sphere heading the efforts in the projects that are going into doing all of this work. so, we will be including in our budget the establishment of the bureau of professional standards for principals of policing. they will also over see staff inspections. the reengineering of use of force, we are expecting to include to support that effort. training on deescalation and crisis intervention training. a digital simulator for training officers. a lot of when not to use force and when not to shoot. we'll also be including items around less lethal equipment such as shields and range such as targets that turn. meaning an officer can assess whether or not that target is a threat or not. we will include other types of training as well including procedural justice and cultural competency and other types of training. all of that will be included in the discussions with our mayor's budget and we'll also expand our existing program and use in co

chief suhr? >> first i don't want people to think that shields were left out. shields are not a force option. shield is defense. it's not a force option. the reason this bureau has to come here is because it involved an additional weapon that has not been authorized. it's just like when we change anything it might be a force option it has to come to the commission for approval. again, it's a bureau order for the special operations and not the entire police operation. it has to be in the enforce operation to have it. >> commissioner hwang? >> in mine mind this is an analogy. it comes around christmastime and you talk to your children about sharing and the principal of christmas an generosity and spirituality and all of these things and you give your kid a toy and all of this philosophical stuff is out of the wind and they have this toy in their hand. that's the danger of having this discussion. >> that's my point. >> you are talking as if this is going to the entire force. there is a specific group. if every officer was getting these devices and not giving it ti

commissioner melara commissioner president loftus we have quorum we have present with us police chief greg suhr and contra-costa alameda thank you sergeant good evening and welcome everybody to the final wednesday, february 17, 2016, police commission meeting sergeant, next line item. >> item one consent calendar q the police chief forceps 5 new tablets if the gorilentrepreneu sought into the richmond valued at $700. >> colleagues you have in your packet this is on this consent calendar i'm trusting you read it was wonderful this gorilirl t troops are using their money for the richmond that is used by the community groups and this troop is incredibly generous excessive anything. >> we want to thank the troops for giving back a community room that is used by many groups the girl scouts use it the most and like to look nicer they're doing something about that and the first one is at least appears to be 20 years old that is great to see a problem and fix it thank you to the girl scout troops i will welcome a motion on this with the consent calendar and so moved. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> op

and undertake significant changes as efforts to reform i am confident i am indeed confident chief suhr and mayor ed lee and otherser leaders would be involved let me start by assessing how the process starts it starts by focusing on this the assessment process senators by developing some preliminary input did we get to some goals and objectives these are community-based the police department and the community be the community etc. but the goal to create some goals and objectives that will allow us to get to a focus on our assessment following the assessment i'll going get to the assessment following the assessment the cops office has a report detailing the specific recommendation there will be a serious of reports we're talking about transparent we have to practice what we preach and the report my office will help with the recommendations at a 6-month mark and again at 12-month mark and again at the end of 6-month point is takes over 2 years we're robert's rules of order rosters and have our experts and cops representatives that are monitoring the process that is being made the goal of

mario woods i've asked and tasked achieving chief suhr and others to submit a detailed plan for further reforms after a series of community meetings around the city and with stakeholders input this is not been an easy task by any means i want to say first hand a deep gratitude i have to the volunteers of our police commission of who spent count countedless hours working with volunteers from the communities, to make sure that this reflected deserv desires coming from the community as well as professional ideas and today, i accept their comprehensive reform packages it you'll hear in detail in a moment a reformed package that is developed in partnering with the community and already directed any budget direction to incorporate those into the budget planning i believe because of the input that has been given by countless hours by you are african-american reform and review form and also by a number of conversations i've had not only with this forum but engages engagements throughout the community substantial and meaningful changes to policy to training, and to equipment and they do sdmafkt

and undertake significant changes as efforts to reform i am confident i am indeed confident chief suhr and mayor ed lee and otherser leaders would be involved let me start by assessing how the process starts it starts by focusing on this the assessment process senators by developing some preliminary input did we get to some goals and objectives these are community-based the police department and the community be the community etc. but the goal to create some goals and objectives that will allow us to get to a focus on our assessment following the assessment i'll going get to the assessment following the assessment the cops office has a report detailing the specific recommendation there will be a serious of reports we're talking about transparent we have to practice what we preach and the report my office will help with the recommendations at a 6-month mark and again at 12-month mark and again at the end of 6-month point is takes over 2 years we're robert's rules of order rosters and have our experts and cops representatives that are monitoring the process that is being made the goal of

greg suhr el jefe policial greg suhr dijo que obtener la confianza de los ciudadanos es esencial, porquea manera mas optima todas las autoridades estn de acuerdo que el punto de quiebre fue el asesinato del hombre afroamericano mario woods el pasado mes de diciembre en el distrito de bayview por parte de la policia, caso que an est bajo investigacin. diana oliva-arroche/alcaldia de sf fue una tragedia en la comunidad y el alcalde con el chief de policia y el presidente de la comision de la policia querian estar seguros que ellos no estaban de acuerdo con lo que paso y queriamos presentar una reforma que iba a hacer una diferencia sobre esa situacion suzy loftus/comision de la policia la presidenta de dicha comisin, suzy loftus, dijo que llegaron a esta reforma luego de sostener varias reuniones con la comunidad y escuchar que es lo que querian ... la esencia, dice, esta en como entrenar a los uniformados quienes tienen menos de cinco minutos para reaccionar en muchas ocasiones, y ese es el punto de esta reforma algunos oficiales han pedido a la ciudad que les dote de pistolas de descarga

commissioner melara commissioner president loftus we have quorum we have present with us police chief greg suhr and contra-costa alameda thank you sergeant good evening and welcome everybody to the final wednesday, february 17, 2016, police commission meeting sergeant, next line item. >> item one consent calendar q the police chief forceps 5 new tablets if the gorilentrepreneu sought into the richmond valued at $700. >> colleagues you have in your packet this is on this consent calendar i'm trusting you read it was wonderful this gorilirl t troops are using their money for the richmond that is used by the community groups and this troop is incredibly generous excessive anything. >> we want to thank the troops for giving back a community room that is used by many groups the girl scouts use it the most and like to look nicer they're doing something about that and the first one is at least appears to be 20 years old that is great to see a problem and fix it thank you to the girl scout troops i will welcome a motion on this with the consent calendar and so moved. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> op

police chief greg suhr has said in the past. that if the officers who fatally shot mario woods had tasers. woods would still be alive. however. many community members say, the department does not need additional weapons. there were no protests at this meeting. instead. people went to the podium and addressed the commission directly. >>:would kill that man--what killed that man was officers who do not see the worth of black lives >> pam :the police department also put out a draft of its "use of force" policy. the commission is not making decisions tonight on whether the department should have tasers. president obama is in the bay area. he touched down at moffett airfield in mountain view earlier tonight. kron 4's j-r stone was there when the president arrived. and he explains the presidents plans for his latest bay area visit. >> j.r. :the president arrived here just after 7:00 and then he was in his limousine and off to different events. and he has a busy schedule with two different democratic fund- raisers this evening and also

greg suhr does not know if it was related to the shooting, but cail was a passenger in a car. walked up to the car and fired before getting in a gray sedan that drove away from the scene. investigators are now reviewing surveillance video that may have shown the suspect or the getaway car. >>> a man died following a drive-by shooting. he succumbed to the injuries yesterday. he and his father were working on a car. a woman and a 9-year-old boy inside the home were hurt in the shooting. no arrests have been made. >>> the time is 6:40. is it possible workers at the super bowl were cheated out of their pay? coming up in 20 minutes, the lawsuit filed over the allegations. >>> and up next, another win for the warriors, and the milestone reached in the middle of a long road trip. >>> good morning. we're looking at interstate 880 here. and traffic is going to be okay as you drive up to downtown oakland. we'll see a little bit more slow traffic at the toll plaza. >>> san jose, you are looking good this morning. sunrise over the big city. and we have a big sunrise. temperatures will be

police chief greg suhr doesn't know if the earlier case was related to sunday's killing. cail was a passenger in a car pulling onto fillmore street from the mcdonald's drive through. surveillance video may have shown the suspect or the getaway car. >>> a man has died after last week's drive-by shooting that killed his father. 22-year-old-- succumbed to his injuries yesterday. he and his father were working on a car friday afternoon and someone drove by and opened fire. 41-year-old michael broad backseat died at the scene. a woman and a 9-year-old boy were hurt in the shooting. no arrests have been made. >>> a teenager has not been seen since he was dropped off at school last week. he went missing yesterday morning at san ramon valley high school. it's believed he ran away after having an argument with his parents. he does not have a cell phone and has not been in touch with anyone. he's 5'10". we have a photo of him there on the screen. he weighs about 150 pounds and anyone with information is asked to call danville police. >>> santa clara supervisors will talk about plan

and undertake significant changes as efforts to reform i am confident i am indeed confident chief suhr and mayor ed lee and otherser leaders would be involved let me start by assessing how the process starts it starts by focusing on this the assessment process senators by developing some preliminary input did we get to some goals and objectives these are community-based the police department and the community be the community etc. but the goal to create some goals and objectives that will allow us to get to a focus on our assessment following the assessment i'll going get to the assessment following the assessment the cops office has a report detailing the specific recommendation there will be a serious of reports we're talking about transparent we have to practice what we preach and the report my office will help with the recommendations at a 6-month mark and again at 12-month mark and again at the end of 6-month point is takes over 2 years we're robert's rules of order rosters and have our experts and cops representatives that are monitoring the process that is being made the goal of

and undertake significant changes as efforts to reform i am confident i am indeed confident chief suhr and mayor ed lee and otherser leaders would be involved let me start by assessing how the process starts it starts by focusing on this the assessment process senators by developing some preliminary input did we get to some goals and objectives these are community-based the police department and the community be the community etc. but the goal to create some goals and objectives that will allow us to get to a focus on our assessment following the assessment i'll going get to the assessment following the assessment the cops office has a report detailing the specific recommendation there will be a serious of reports we're talking about transparent we have to practice what we preach and the report my office will help with the recommendations at a 6-month mark and again at 12-month mark and again at the end of 6-month point is takes over 2 years we're robert's rules of order rosters and have our experts and cops representatives that are monitoring the process that is being made the goal of

review a new "use-of-force" policy proposed to the san francisco police commission by police chief suhrin the wake of shooting of mario woods by five officers. the proposal outlines policy and procedures for using pepper spray, batons and prohibited chokeholds and introduced tasers as a vie average option for officers and prohibited the officers from firing on a suspect vehicle unless that suspect pose as threat we other than from the vehicle itself. the police commission plans to hold two public hearings before vote on the filial version in april. >> warning in santa cruz, a man tried to lure a boy into his car is still on the loose. this is a sketch of that suspect, a 12-year-old told police the man stopped him last wednesday and asked if he wanted to get into to car. the boy ran away and told his parents. today, caltran is hoping to get money needed to remove the old span of the bay bridge and expected to get approval for the $140 million it needs to finish removing the old span and still happening over the bay. the money covers more biimplosions in october and november and 13 small

greg suhr will renew his call for stun guns at the commission meeting. tasers will be part of the new proposed use of force policy. >>> health officials will provide students at santa clara university with free vaccines in the hopes of stopping the spread of meningitis. two students are receiving treatment. another update is expected this morning. both students live in the same dorm and are associated with the same fraternity. >>> certainly a cluster of infections is a public health concern. and that's why we have been working almost around the clock for the last 72 hours to put protections in place. >>> health officials say the bacteria is spread by close contact and is deadly in 10% of cases. this news comes as 10,000 people are expected saturday for an all day pre-super bowl event. that event is is expected to go on as scheduled. >>> in alameda, argosy university had a case of meningitis that turned deadly. an employee died on january 25th and tested positive for bacterial meningitis. the health department has been checking individuals who are in clos

chief suhr has been under the microscope since this police shooting in december caught on camera. officers said the suspect mario woods was armed with a knife. >> what killed that man was an incredible lack of sensitivity to the value of black life. that's what killed him. >> reporter: even during super bowl week, alicia keys and beyonce used a bay area spotlight to emphasize "black lives matter." >> stand for what is right. >> reporter: the chief says only 5% of specially trained officers will have tasers. >> only supposed to be for a small portion of officers. does that make a difference? >> no. i think it's probably intended to just get eventually into the whole force. >> reporter: no vote was taken at this meeting. it's also worth repeating that not every officer would be given a taser. also, former san francisco police chiefs have tried this taser idea in the past but every time, it has failed. at san francisco city hall, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> a homes man in san francisco could be in line for a reward for helping capture two orange county jail escapees. he alerted people th

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sound chief greg suhr - san francisco pd:35-:41 "it's all about reassuring the public that this event is going to be a safe, family, fan-friendly event.. " reassurance that comes from security teams on the ground.. in the air.. and on the water.. working around the clock and from downtown san francisco to levi's stadium 45 miles away.. sound sound master chief petty officer jim malcom - u.s.coast guard:54-1:01 "our job is to use our training and experience to notice when things may not be -- 100% what they should be." to this point officials say there have been no problems.. and no viable threats.. and they are confident things will stay that way.. sound keith bruce - super bowl 50 host committee 1:08-1:11 "the super bowl on super bowl sunday will be one of the safest places on the planet" because so many people will be watching so much more.. than the game.. again we need to stress there's been no specific threat here.. the security in place here is unprecedented - i the history of the big game.. i'm jay gray in san francisco, now back thanks for joining us on the channel 13 news at

suhr, san francisco police dept.: "there's so much work being done behind the scenes... that nobody's going to see." brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. federal authorities are cracking down on counterfeiters trying to profit-- on fake n-f-l merchandise. homeland security officials gave tips on making sure fans have a real super bowl ticket. the real tickets have a san francisco hologram ... and a logo with special ink, that fades when heat is applied, and then reappears when it cools. agents have also seized 440-thousand items over year----- including jerseys, caps ... even fake super bowl rings. they say the fake products-- aren't just a problem because they violate copyright... they can also fund criminal activities and even terrorism. ### uber drivers say they're planning to protest on sunday during the super bowl and try to block traffic around the stadium. some uber driver are also saying they will refuse to take people to santa clara for the big game. they're protesting what they call low wages. but not all drivers are unwilling to drive at the super bowl darrington sampson