>> taser. taser. >> (indiscernible) crowd control and traffic control -- >> drop the knife! drop it! or you will get it again. drop the knife! drop it. drop the knife! >> (indiscernible) >> you are going to get the taser again, drop the knife. [bleep] now, drop it. you're going to get another taser round. drop the knife. drop it. drop it. drop it. (indiscernible) >> (indiscernible) >> go, go, go, go. >> both hands. (indiscernible) >> render aid. are the medics coming? >> (indiscernible) >> ambulance is coming? >> we got him, we got him. >> truck one is northbound -- >> (indiscernible) >> [crying sounds] >> hey, someone take his legs -- [crying sounds] >> inside his right knee. inside his right knee. [painful crying sounds] >> go, go, go. here goes. >> we're taking the cameras. >> 213, copy. [painful sounds] >> i got another one. >> [sirens] >> what about his left arm? >> i got it. >> he got it. >> got it. >> his right leg. calm down, dude. stay down. >> tourniquet. we've got one there. >> we got one already, it's okay. >> tourniquet, tourniquet. >> i got three -- i got two r

>> taser. taser. >> (indiscernible) crowd control and traffic control -- >> drop the knife! drop it! or you will get it again. drop the knife! drop it. drop the knife! >> (indiscernible) >> you are going to get the taser again, drop the knife. [bleep] now, drop it. you're going to get another taser round. drop the knife. drop it. drop it. drop it. (indiscernible) >> (indiscernible) >> go, go, go, go. >> both hands. (indiscernible) >> render aid. are the medics coming? >> (indiscernible) >> ambulance is coming? >> we got him, we got him. >> truck one is northbound -- >> (indiscernible) >> [crying sounds] >> hey, someone take his legs -- [crying sounds] >> inside his right knee. inside his right knee. [painful crying sounds] >> go, go, go. here goes. >> we're taking the cameras. >> 213, copy. [painful sounds] >> i got another one. >> [sirens] >> what about his left arm? >> i got it. >> he got it. >> got it. >> his right leg. calm down, dude. stay down. >> tourniquet. we've got one there. >> we got one already, it's okay. >> tourniquet, tourniquet. >> i got three -- i got two r

lieutenant to use his taser. one officer was designated to give mr. estrada commands. the officer announced all personnel on scene that the sheriff's lieutenant was in possession of a taser. the officers equipped with ballistic shields and eriws and firearms, together with the sheriff's lieutenant equipped with a taser, approached mr. estrada whose back was facing them. mr. estrada was laying on his left side and clutching the knife in his right hand. at 5:29 p.m., approximately eight minutes after the incident began, the sheriff's department de-- the sheriff's lieutenant deployed the taser at mr. estrada who then dropped the knife. this allowed the sfpd officers to restrain mr. estrada and to provide him first aid. officers placed two tourniquets and an inclusive dressing on mry the san francisco fire department medics. additional information -- it was determined that mr. estrada was struck by gunfire and less lethal projectiles. mr. estrada was provided medical aid at the scene and transported to a local hospital. he was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. e

tasers remain controversial. critics say officers tend to deploy them too quickly, sometimes with deadly results. but the data in san jose shows actual injuries are down. bob: so, we were seeing fewer fractures and serious bodily injuries because they were using the taser rather than a baton. stephen: the data also shows san jose pd saw use of force incidents drop 13.4% from 2015 to 2019, the time the tracking has been taking place. and some racial disparities are disappearing. five years ago, when san jose police arrested a hispanic man, there was an 11% greater chance they would use force on him than when they arrested a white man. today, that hispanic person has a 2% lower chance than a white person of seeing force used against him. eddie: we have a lot more work to do, but i think the expectation is that we are moving that needle in that, you know, that this tool absolutely helps us do that. stephen: the use of force project agrees with those numbers, but still gives san jose an f grade for its deadly use of

she came with a taser. they said she made racial comments about them living in a white neighborhood. >> i don't feel like i have to prove that i belong, you know what i mean? i live here, this is my home. >> reporter: but for jones family says for the first time in 12 years they've lived in their discovery home they've experienced racism literally at their front door. >> call the police. everything's on camera. >> reporter: armed with a taser their neighbor came over to complain about their dog dice yesterday who they say is sweet tempered and calm. >> i have a small little dog and you have a pit bull. >> reporter: the conversation quickly turned racial. >> you know what? you're a black person in a white neighborhood and you're acting like one. why don't you act like a white person in a white neighborhood? >> and it was just very angering to like see that come to our front door. >> reporter: she says her family has gone the extra mile to be good neighbors. >> be extra nice, say yes, ma'am, yes, sir which i

this evening in district 6 police first shot a man and then the sheriff's deputies proceeded to use a taser. then police used less than lethal. after the man was already on the ground they said lock your weapon. this is the same last words that caesar vargas heard. i hope that in two weeks you may being the right decision. >> thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> madam clerk, that completes the queue. >> thank you. mr. president. >> thank you for the comments. public comment is now closed. madam clerk. adoption of committee reference. items 43 and 44. >> they were introduced without reference to committee. unanimous vote is required toed on first reading. alternatively a member may require to go to committee by severing it. >> okay. roll call, please. >> items 43 and 44. supervisor haney. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> superviso

they say their neighbor came knocking at their door to complain about their dog while armed with a taser. they say they made racial comments about them living in a white neighborhood. >> i don't feel like i have to prove that i belong, you know what i mean? i live here. this is my home. >> reporter: the jones family says for the first time they've lived in their discovery bay home they experienced racism literally at their first home. armed with a taser, their neighbor came over to complain about their dog yesterday, who they say is sweet tempered and calm. >> i have a small little dog and you have a pit pull. >> reporter: the conversation quickly turned racial. >> you know what, you're a black person in a white neighborhood and you're acting like one. why don't you act like a white person in a white neighborhood. >> it was very angering to see that come to our front door. >> reporter: she ran downstairs to see the commotion. she says her family has gone the extra mile to be good neighbors. >> be extra nice, say yes, ma'am, yes, sir, which i feel like we shouldn't feel that way, but even

the officer also fired a beanbag shotgun and a sheriff to use the taser. police are not saying in what order the weapons were deployed. the man was taken to san francisco general hospital. >> we are reviewing body worn cameras, eyewitness statements, as well as any video surveillance that caught the incident. >> reporter: a ktvu viewer shared with us this video he says he took of the man being shot by police. police did not say how many officers fired their guns, but they did see an officer fired a beanbag shotgun and a sheriff's deputy used a taser. police are not saying in what order the weapons were deployed. the man was taken to the zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. a hospital spokesman tells me the man is in critical condition. san francisco police, the district attorney's office and the department of police accountability are investigating this police shooting. >>> coming up, chief meteorologist bill martin adds up how much rain we got today. >>> plus, a 76-year-old woman pistol whipped and robbed in her own home. the troubling trend of home

while holding what appears to be a taser well the family says that the harassment started after their neighbor approached them about the family dog. well, the response members of the community gathered for a neighborhood march over the weekend to send a message that racism in discovery bay or anywhere else is unacceptable. this rally happened just outside of the discovery bay country club neighborhood. it was a peaceful demonstration that came days after jared jones and his family happ that encounter with their neighbor. the woman in this video is donna deane and despite her comments deen assist she's not a racist. she claims that the item in her hand as a dog chaser a device used deter dogs with high-pitched sounds. well the jones family has forced our pursuing legal action now against dean. >>there's also probably grants for civil suit in violation of the civil rights laws so there are a lot of gul ramifications to what she has done nothing genuine nothing that. >>that i can with sit here allow me to to. i guess. feel like she genuinely understands what she did. >>contra costa count

kron 4 spoke to dean off camera on tuesday and she denies she was ever holding a taser and says whatas in her hand was simply a dog chaser a toy that allows animals to chase lights and despite her comments deen insist she is not a racist contra costa county deputies say no crime has been committed but documented the interaction between the neighbors. >>contra costa animal services is handling the case back at the raleigh family members speaking out against racial injustice she said that we aren't normal. what is normal. >>what is us taking children how to love saying in their own home and minding their own business while black. >>high-profile civil rights attorney lisa bloom is representing the jones family and says she'll be pursuing legal action against dean there's also probably grants for civil suit in violation of the civil rights laws so there are a lot of gul ramifications to what she has died jones had this to say when asked if he'd heard from dean nothing genuine nothing that. >>that i can with sit here allow me to to. i guess. feel like she genuinely understands what she di

she claims that she didn't have a stun gun or taser on her but instead it was this dog chaser when asked about the things she said. >>i was raised in oklahoma city when there were tons of but people were acting like what you're acting like people that aren't normal dean says she didn't do anything wrong and she's not a racist. however, the jones clearly feel different and want this to be a learning experience we want. >>is for her and other races to tap understanding and see this is what we go through. you know minding your business and in being a black person in this community. was a crime yesterday in her i believe that needs to be shown just as needs to be made clear and as well as like we i'm not going to silencer uncomfortable where i live so if you're going make me uncomfortable. the world's going to see how you like to act. >>the jones family says they haven't spoke to their neighbor or received an apology sense. >>in discovery bay taylor kron 4 news. >>we have new details now on what led up to a confrontation involving san francisco police tonight. officers got a call just after

despite her comments as she is not a racist she claims the item in her hand was a dog chaser not a tasers device used to deter dogs with high-pitched sounds nonetheless the jones family now pursuing legal action against teen. >>there's also probably grants for civil suit in violation of the civil rights laws so there are a lot of gul ramifications to what she has done nothing genuine nothing that. >>that i can with sit here allow me to to. i guess. feel like she genuinely understands what she did. >>contra costa county deputies say that no crime was actually committed in that altercation that interaction but they did document. >>what happened between the neighbors. contra costa animal services is apparently now handling the case. >>the time now 6.36 in the east bay berkeley firefighters are on the scene right now looking for hot spots after his big fire 7 story building on university in shattuck went up in flames, it was under construction. when this fire started on saturday and nobody was hurt. some of that shuns are still in place for those who live in the area. they don't know yet wha

she claims that she didn't have a stun gun or taser on her but instead it was this dog chaser when askedabout the things she said. >>i was raised in oklahoma city when there were tons of black people were acting like what you're acting like people that aren't normal teen says she didn't do anything wrong and she's not a racist. however, the jones clearly feel different and want this to be a learning experience we want. >>is for her and other races to tap understanding and see this is what we go through. you know minding your business and in being a black person in this community. was a crime yesterday in i believe that needs to be justice needs to be made clear and as well as like we are not going to silencer uncomfortable where i live so if you're going make me uncomfortable. the world's going to see how you like to act. >>the jones family says they haven't spoke to their neighbor or received an apology sons. >>in discovery bay taylor kron 4 news. >>incredible. >>all right 6.42 is the time coming up more on the wet weather that we're seeing here across the bay stormtracker 4 showing us

kron 4 spoke to dean off camera on tuesday and she denies she was ever holding a taser and says whats in her hand was simply a dog chaser a toy that allows animals to chase lights and despite her comments deen insist she is not a racist contra costa county deputies say no crime has been committed but documented the interaction between the neighbors. >>contra costa animal services is handling the case back at the raleigh family members speaking out against racial injustice she said that we aren't normal. what is normal. >>what is children have to love saying in their own home. >>and minding their own business while black. >>high-profile civil rights attorney lisa bloom is representing the jones family and says she'll be pursuing legal action against dean there's also probably grants for civil suit in violation of the civil rights laws so there are a lot of gul ramifications to what she has died jones had this to say when asked if he'd heard from dean nothing genuine nothing that. >>that i can with sit here allow me to to. i guess. feel like she genuinely understands what she did. >>we

the second deputy the fire does taser is on the job.ights lawsuit filed by ward's mother is pending. henry lee, ktvu fox2 news. >>> a fitting farewell today for a marine killed in world war ii. and 10:45, his family explains his significance so many years later. >>> two men accused of being prolific taggers. telephone call two -- 2:00 in the morning led to their arrest. >>> weave a heartwarming story about a peewee football team that helped a young man with ms make his dream come true. >>> in six minutes, the former district attorney, the next prosecutor los angeles county, and what his victory means for criminal justice reform in california? >>> closed captioning for the 10:00 news is brought to you by eight mancini sleep world. bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh, it's real... believe me. i mean this is upexpected. you would say... remarkable? absolutly. a remarkable deal. thanks. i get that all the time. wait... what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle >>> voters have been waiting four long days for election results. tonight, the race f

she claims that she didn't have a stun gun or taser on her but instead it was this dog chaser when asked about the things she said. >>i was raised in oklahoma city when there were tons of black people were acting like what you're acting like people that aren't normal dean says she didn't do anything wrong and she's not a racist. however, the jones clearly feel different and want this to be a learning experience we want. >>is for her and other races to tap understanding and see this is what we go through. you know minding your business and in being a black person in this community. was a crime yesterday in her i believe that needs to be justice needs to be made clear and as well as like we, i'm not going to silencer uncomfortable where i live so if you're going make me uncomfortable. the world's going to see how you like to act. >>the jones family says they haven't spoke to their neighbor or received an apology sense. >>discovery bay taylor kron 4 news. >>tonight santa clara county health leaders are trying to find the source of an outbreak at a san jose nursing home, yes, so far more tha

police say one officer used a less lethal weapon and a sheriff's deputy used a taser and they did recover knife on the -- >> a black person in a white neighborhood and you are acting like one. why don't you act like a white person in a white neighborhood. >> the woman in the neighborhood is adonna dean. dean was upset about the jones' family 2-year-old pit bull being outside. while uncomfortable the jones say keeping calm was the most important thing. >> she had a stun gun. had my sister or any of them got physical with her the story would have been this black family is assaulting this white lady in the streets. >> dean's husband acknowledged the incident but called it minor and the jones say they hope it is a lesson that racism can't be tolerated. part of building a better bay area. >> a stanford researcher published a study today finding half of hospital deaths from covid-19 were black or hispanic patients. kate larson spoke about what it means for the health care system and the hope for an effective vaccine. >> reporter: researchers at stanford say more than half of hospitalizations ac

kron 4 spoke to dean off camera on tuesday and she denies she was ever holding a taser and says what was in her hand was simply a dog chaser a toy that allows animals to chase lights and despite her comments deen insist she is not a racist contra costa county deputies say no crime has been committed but documented the interaction between the neighbors. >>contra costa animal services is handling the case back at the raleigh family members speaking out against racial injustice she said that we aren't normal. what is normal. >>what is us taking children how to love saying in their own home and minding their own business while black. >>high-profile civil rights attorney lisa bloom is representing the jones family and says she'll be pursuing legal action against dean there's also probably grants for civil suit in violation of the civil rights laws so there are a lot of gul ramifications to what she has died jones had this to say when asked if he'd heard from dean nothing genuine nothing that. >>that i can with sit here allow me to to. i guess feel like she genuinely understands what she d

.>> a sheriff department lieutenant on the scene ended up using a taser and then estrada dropped the knife. the bizarre incident started hours earlier at an apartment building where police say estrada lit the floor on fire with gas then ran outside with a large knife and frying pan and got in a fight with other men. police arrive shortly after this video was taken. estrada is still in the hospital with what the chief described his life threatening injuries.>>> still ahead, people searching for new ways to stay safe beyond a mask. turns out, there is a surge of interest in germ killing lightbulbs. do they really work against coronavirus?>>> plus, just in time for thanksgiving. is that pandemic making you gain weight? the science behind covid cravings and how to stop them. >>> this may be the next best thing to snow in the bay area tonight. >>> and a reminder, kpix 5 has a new app that gives you 24/7 access to cbsn bay area >>> i'm doing more comfort food than i ever have done in the past. >> does that sound familiar? thanksgiving is right around the corner and the pandemic is already

that second deputy who fired a taser remains on the job.wsuit filed by ward's mother is still pending. >>> cool temperatures and even a little snow in the sierra. i have your extended forecast coming up. >>> all right. let's go now to heather holmes with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the 7:00 news on ktvu plus. >> wow. it will there be a winner? tonight we look at the key battleground states where the ballots are still being counted in the presidential race. >> and mu emergency. a wandering emu found wandering a round in an east bay neighborhood. not something you see often. those stories and more on the 7 over on ktvu plus. >>> after the break, honoring a world war ii veteran 77 years after his death. >>> a san mateo veteran of world war their was finally laid to rest in his hometown today, 77 years after he was killed in battle. rob roth said his family wasn't sure this day would ever come. >> it took 77 years for this day to happen, but with family and military there with him, world war ii marine private first class

kron 4 spoke to dean off camera on tuesday and she denies she was ever holding a taser and says what was in her hand was simply a dog chaser a toy that allows animals to chase lights and despite her comments deen insist she is not a racist contra costa county deputies say no crime has been committed but documented the interaction between the neighbors. >>contra costa animal services is handling the case back at the raleigh family members speaking out against racial injustice she said that we aren't normal. what is normal. >>what is us taking children have to love saying in their own home and minding their own business while black. >>high-profile civil rights attorney lisa bloom is representing the jones family and says she'll be pursuing legal action against dean there's also probably grants for civil suit in violation of the civil rights laws so there are a lot of gul ramifications to what she has died jones had this to say when asked if he'd heard from dean nothing genuine nothing that. >>that i can with sit here allow me to to. i guess feel like she genuinely understands what she

not normal people don't act like you did how we act and we how we are can you came over here with a taserand here she showing you what was in her hand she says it's actually not a taser that it's an ultrasonic dog chaser. the jones family says like told you they lived in the family for 12 years they say they've never had a problem before. they say they haven't heard from her since this they haven't got an apology but they obviously would like one. >>if you're waking up and napa county you join 40 other counties and dubious claim you right now in the purple tier. the most restrictive tier because of covid-19 you're constantly on the go, on the clock, and on your way. hang on a second. what's the rush? know the speed limit, go the speed limit, and slow the fast down. go safely, california. take a quick break,ite, jump on a quick call. next time you take a quick trip, how about this? take a second, take your time, and slow the fast down. go safely, california. did you know that your clothes can actually attract pet hair? with new bounce pet hair & lint guard, your clothes can repel pet hair.

kron 4 spoke to dean off camera on tuesday and she denies she was ever holding a taser and says what in her hand was simply a dog chaser a toy that allows animals to chase lights and despite her comments deen insist she is not a racist contra costa county deputies say no crime has been committed but documented the interaction between the neighbors. >>contra costa animal services is handling the case back at the raleigh family members speaking out against racial injustice she said that we aren't normal. what is normal. >>what is us taking children have to love saying in their own home. >>and minding their own business while black. >>high-profile civil rights attorney lisa bloom is representing the jones family and says she'll be pursuing legal action against dean there's also probably grants for civil suit in violation of the civil rights laws so there are a lot of gul ramifications to what she has died jones had this to say when asked if he'd heard from dean nothing genuine nothing that. >>that i can with sit here allow me to to. i guess. feel like she genuinely understands what she

kron 4 spoke to dean off camera on tuesday and she denies she was ever holding a taser and says whatas in her hand was simply a dog chaser a toy that allows animals to chase lights and despite her comments deen insist she is not a racist contra costa county deputies say no crime has been committed but documented the interaction between the neighbors. >>contra costa animal services is handling the case back at the raleigh family members speaking out against racial injustice she said that we aren't normal. what is normal. >>what is us taking children have to love saying in their own home and minding their own business while black. >>high-profile civil rights attorney lisa bloom is representing the jones family and says she'll be pursuing legal action against dean there's also probably grants for civil suit in violation of the civil rights laws so there are a lot of gul ramifications to what she has died jones had this to say when asked if he'd heard from dean nothing genuine nothing that. >>that i can with sit here allow me to to. i guess feel like she genuinely understands what she di

officers fired less lethal rounds, shift deputies use a taser and at least one officer filed his service revolver. police say it is not clear which weapons were used in what order and/or how many officers fired weapons. >> we know that an officer involved shooting occurred. the timeframe of when weapons were used and what time during the contact are all under investigation. >> we are told the man survived the shooting and was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition tonight. >>> knew at 11 come in less than an hour alameda county drops back into the purple tear. many businesses like gyms will be forced to close again. andrea nakano is in alameda where a gym that has been around for decades may now be shut down for good. >> reporter: starting at midnight gyms like this one will no longer be able to open their doors in alameda county. the mariner square athletic club was hoping to celebrate its 40th anniversary in february. over the last six weeks they've seen signs of hope that this business can survive until this latest blow.>> we are not sure. to be honest, we are not sure we wil

kron 4 spoke to dean off camera on tuesday and she denies she was ever holding a taser and says what was in her hand was simply a dog chaser a toy that allows animals to chase lights and despite her comments deen insist she is not a racist contra costa county deputies say no crime has been committed but documented the interaction between the neighbors. >>contra costa animal services is handling the case back at the raleigh family members speaking out against racial injustice she said that we aren't normal. what has no home. >>shat is children have to love saying in their own home. >>and minding their own business while black. >>high-profile civil rights attorney lisa bloom is representing the jones family and says she'll be pursuing legal action against dean there's also probably grants for civil suit in violation of the civil rights laws so there are a lot of gul ramifications to what she has died jones had this to say when asked if he'd heard from dean nothing genuine nothing that. >>that i can with with. sit here allow me to to. i guess feel like she genuinely understands what she

. >> reporter: police now stepping up training for mental health situations and purchasing more tasers police say neither officer both now on restricted duty had a nonlethal weapon >> i like to see justice for my son. >> reporter: the wallace family also pleading for calm. >> love ling walter wallace! >> reporter: as protesters still gather in his name ron allen, nbc news. >>> up next, our tribute to some of the real heroes of this election >>> while all of america waits democrats and republicans are working together on a most important job harry smith now with the vote counters "inspiring america." >> reporter: can we just for a moment tip our caps to the thousands of people who have been working tirelessly to count the vote election officials across the country are determined to deliver an accurate count. in many a counting center, democrat and republican sit side by side to assure a fair process. >> the work underscores they're not just the most valuable workers in our democracy but they're the heroes of our democracy. >> reporter: there are open access cameras. no one wants a screw

police say one officer used a less lethal weapon and a sheriff's deputy used a taser and they did recover-- >> a black person in a white neighborhood and you are acting like one. why don't you act like a white person in a white neighborhood. >> the woman in the neighborhood is adonna dean. dean was upset about the jones' family 2-year-old pit bull being outside. while uncomfortable the jones say keeping calm was the most important thing. >> she had a stun gun. had my sister or any of them got physical with her the story would have been this black family is assaulting this white lady in the streets. >> dean's husband acknowledged the incident but called it minor and the jones say they hope it is a lesson that racism can't be tolerated. part of building a better bay area. >> a stanford researcher published a study today finding half of hospital deaths from covid-19 were black or hispanic patients. kate larson spoke about what it means for the health care system and the hope for an effective vaccine. >> reporter: researchers at stanford say more than half of hospitalizations across the unite

officers arrived and tasered the suspect and took him to the hospital. he was also wanted for hit and run last month. >>> a mansion fire in the hollywood llprompted a big response from firefighters. it is reportedly the home of doctor, denzel washington. authorities say, smoke could be seen coming from the second floor. the house is in beverly park circle, one of the most exclusive communities in southern california. fire crews say everyone inside made it out safely. >>> in the south bay san jose's most popular holiday tradition will go on, despite the pandemic. this year, christmas in the park will be a different experience. the event has moved from downtown san jose to history park on central road. it will be a covid safe drivethru event. history park's 30-year-old fashion buildings will be lit up and decorated. trees will live the driving circuit and visitors will drive through the parks 125 foot like our. >> i think it will blow people away. they will be expecting a drivethru version of our enemy to displace in christmas trees. it will be so much mor

officers first used taser on that man before firing live rounds.uring today's virtual town hall, police plan to share body camera video from that incident. >>> two teens are recovering this morning. after a stabbing in fremont. it happened in arden wood neighborhood last night. at last check one is in stable condition but suffering major injuries. the other is expected to be okay. police are still trying to figure out what led up to that stabbing. >>> general motors suddenly switching gears by switching sides in the white house legal battle with california over clean air admissions. the company announcing that it will no longer support the trump administration in its effort to loosen air clean air standards. instead, it's siding with california and leading environmental groups. gm also is asking other lawmakers and automakers to actually join them and switching sides which toyota is now said to be considering. analysts say that this may just be a matter of backing the winning team with joe biden taking office in january. >>> new at 11:00. nett netf

officers first used a taser on the man before firing live rounds. police will share the body camera video. >>> two teenagers are recovering this morning after a stabbing in fremont. it happened last night. one is in stable condition but suffering major injuries. the other is expected to be okay. police are still trying to figure out what led up to that stabbing. >>> general motors is suddenly switching gears by switching sides in the white house legal battle with california over clean air emissions. the company has announced it will no longer support the trump administration in its efforts to loosen clean air standards. instead it's starting with california and leading environmental groups. gm asked other automakers to join them in switching sides, which toyota is said to be considering. analysts say this is just a matter of backing the winning horse with joe biden taking office in january. >>> let's get some fresh air. more tahoe ski resorts opened. squaw valley and alpine meadows opened today. on friday sugar bowl, heavenly and north star. in most

also sheriff's deputies deployed a taser. organizers of tonight's march essay the confrontation have been on the same evening that the board of supervisors voted not to make any changes to police department policies and they want to see change.>> sf pd and sf sheriff's unleashed a full arsenal of weapons against this person. they only had a knife but they shot them and tase them and shot them again with lead bags.>> 26 romance that was shot was taken to the hospital but is expected to recover. alisa planning a town hall meeting where they plan to release more information on the shooting. >>> a vigil in san jose tonight to remember a san jose state student who died 12 years ago this week. authorities ruled it a suicide but amber lee tells us that the investigation was recently reopened.>> i did not believe that gregory was even dead. >> on this chilly thursday night in san jose denise johnson addressed supporters who held a candlelight vigil in honor of her son gregory johnson junior in front of the fraternity house he was fou

>>> investigators say that several different weapons and tactics were used on the man including a taser but police say it's not clear which weapons were used in what order or how many officers fired their guns. >> we know that an officer involved shooting happened. the time frame of when weapons were used, at what time during the contact are all under investigation. >> the man survived is the shooting and was taken to a hospital. no word on his condition this morning. >>> a live look at the white house now. the president continues to claim widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election. he has now fired a top election security official who pushed back on those claims. the president elect is moving forward with the transition. deborah has the latest. >> two weeks after election day supporters of the president rallied in central pennsylvania to cheer on the latest legal attempt to overturn the results. >> i just want to help support the president and what he is doing to make sure all the legal votes get counted. >> the president lost pennsylvania to joe biden by more than 80,000 votes. exper

the victim told police a person with a taser and pepper spray took at least $3,000 in cash from them and then drove away from the hotel in a gold chevy suburban. >>> we are learning that the fairfield city council meeting got so heated that it ended in nine arrests. as reporter renee explain, it has to do with a controversial police hire. >> reporter: the arrest of nine people accused of disrupting a fairfield city council meeting tuesday. >> they didn't say you need to leave. they didn't say anything. they just straight up arrested me. >> reporter: mira is one of the nine put in handcuffs in this video. it's been months since she and others began voicing concerns over the hiring of office dustin joseph, who was involved in a deadly officer-involved shooting while working in vallejo back in 2012. >> the fact that the police force hired him. >> reporter: the district attorney's office did clear the officer of criminal charges, which fairfield police say they were aware of. what they say they didn't know about was the officer's involvement in a badge bend investigation, the alleged tra

didn't see the taser he was holding. >> he starts tasing her, and doesn't stop. taser, she's not moving. inside the suitcase at all. he races into the bedroom, grabs a pillow off the bed, comes back, and pushes me away. unzips the suitcase. takes the pillow. compresses it over her mouth. grabs a wine bottle that is, maybe, four feet away. did you say, "ethan, stop?" >> i didn't say anything. >> didn't say anything at all? why not? >> i cried but i didn't say anything. i didn't know what to do. i didn't know what to say. when he told me to do something, i did it. >> she filled the tub, she says. >> he asked me to help her pull in there. i tried, but i can't do. i start crying, and i throw up in the toilet. >> why didn't you pull her out of the water? >> at that point, i -- the only thing i was thinking about was how am i going to make it out of this house. >> did you think ethan would kill you, too? >> why not? who else knows but me? why not? why wouldn't i be next? >> she helped him put kate's body in the car. watched him dump her out on the island. of course she

police shot bean bags and a san francisco sheriff's deputy on the scene used a taser. they have be said how many officers shot the suspect or how many officers hit him. he is in the hospital in life threatening condition. most witnesses held their cell phones up capturing the incidents. there's surveillance video. >> we don't even have all the videos that are up and down this block. >> and body worn camera video all of which could be released next thursday. >> as we do in all town halls, we will be as trans parent as we can with what we know at this time. >> reporter: he says so long as doing so does not jeopardize the investigation or safety of the witnesses, or officers, and as long as it's not legally prohibited. once all the videos are collected, he says he and command staff members will watch them all. >> we're not at a point where we have been able to analyze this case and make a policy decision. >> reporter: at a time of heightened police scrutiny, he urges the public not to rush to judgment either. >> you have to put everything in context. and in cases of the v

a woman holding her poodle and a taser accuse as family of, quote, acting like black people in a white neighborhood. >>> plus, strained by covid and a crush of other patients, stanford hospital is now seeing a record number of emergency room patients in a single day. the surge may be starting right now. >>> also ahead tonight the effectiveness of a curfew. the potential of closing up and the key deadline that may decide when it could happen. and recovering from covid. a bay area professor still reeling from the effects eight months later. what he wants everyone to know tonight. and the first significant rain of the season is here. sandhya patel tracking it. >>> this is abc 7 news. >>> you know what, you're a black person in a white neighborhood and you're acting like one. why don't you act like a white person in a white neighborhood. >> a stunning confrontation caught on camera in the east bay. neighbor versus neighbor. and a moment that was filled with racism. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. abc 7 news anchor dion lim was first to speak with both parties that you j

description that is one that affects not just stops and searches, but also the use of force and the use of tasers. but the forces for my detective chief superintendent warns victims of crime, care about quality, not quantity. all the public lumps when they call police and this is true all over the world, whether it's russia or frogs, or whereabouts. the police to turn up quickly when they call them for help. the place to solve the problem, but a professional and then let them know what happened about the incident of which they know all that. whether all they get a black eye, chinese, or japanese heritage police officer turning up solves that problem nor they pull that whether they're male, same guy, all whatever. what they want is a professional representative of the state justice if you like to turn up and do the job properly. if you're a couple of junior level police officers patrolling in your new york police car and you use a piece of black news, who you know are bad or as a new single gun speak to the may be. so you've got a decision there. do you want to risk a confrontation? do you want to

senior of florida getting in their early morning cardio would be a good jail or at the very least taser reaching into their pocket for their heart monitor. but co-opting marcy's law seems like a last ditch effort to counteract the calls for police transparency that we're seeing in other parts of the country. like in new york, where state lawmakers repealed a statute this summer known as 50 a, which shielded police disciplinary records from the public and provided cover for officers who habitually terrorized black and brown new york or. and if new york city went one step farther and graded their cops like they do their restaurants, then everyone would be better off. i personally like to know if i was dealing with the dea minus cop. and there was strategically placed tape sheet away from displaying the personality trait that earned them the d. minus would people think twice about voting from arses law if they knew that police would use it to hide from accountability? well, that may be a question for kentucky whose citizens just voted for a constitutional amendment to adopt the law. actual

when of joe biden do you want your name for ever to be associated with this many of you have to be tasered you're a bad mole that never got to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the election results state. for. her. if you can say some of it was quite a few by the small and direct the same on the painting that you can then say there are thousands of other lives well my response is that the way we should think about that is just is that just as there's a child in a store experiment right there in front of you in this burning building where you can say well also just thousands of children around the world take millions of children around the world you could potentially state a way it's lightweight in this situation in a. i'm facing a burning building just all the time. the u.s. has a history of complicated and heated presidential election what's different this time is that the biggest political events of the last 4 years is happening amid the coronavirus been damaged and the rest of them to the level of civil unrest sparked by the death of george