we work with a lot of students who had issues with the police, being harassed by the police in their neighborhood to being profiled. it makes them it important for police to be at school to provide safety. it's really about how do we bridge that gap and make sure the police are there to serve and work with the students rather than there to make sure that people fall in line. our youth want to see clear outlines of the role of the police officer at school sites. and the thing that they will not get involved with like school discipline, someone breaking the school policies, as well as students having a say in which officers actually get to be at their schools. a lot of our youth were concerned with the fact that when police come to their school, they carry pistols and guns, which doesn't promote safety at campus. we would hope that police on campus wouldn't feel the need to shoot any student. >> thank you. (applause) >> commissioner fewer, did you have a question? >> no. i was going to comment. that's okay. >> i know we have some members of the youth commission here. >>> good afternoon,

it is separate from the police department and the police commission is also a civilian body. we conduct investigations to find out what happened. if we follow the evidence by interviewing the person who brought the complaint, the involved police officers, and other civilian witnesses. we have subpoena power to compel testimony and obtain evidence. we obtain additional evidence from the police department in the form of police reports and other documentation generated by the police department. we also visit the site of alleged occurrences and may take photographs of the places and persons. our goal is to complete investigations in nine months. it was limited exceptions, we must complete investigations in one year. once we complete an investigation, we make a finding of whether or not the complaint officer violated any police department rules or local, state, or federal laws. the standard of proof is the preponderance of evidence which means the probability of a complaint of conduct occurred is more likely than not. the probability is greater than 50%. if after an investigation,

about the condition this police officer. have heard from sources he was off-duty at the time of the about 3:00. at least two vehicles were involved. the driver of the other vehicle was transported with non life- threatening injuries. so far, the police have not told us a lot. we know a little after 3:00, the officer was northbound on branch avenue at the time of the collision. he was taken to southern maryland hospital, which is about 200 yards from the scene of this accident. we understand the other person transported, the driver of the second vehicle, taken to a hospital with non-life injuries.g now, there are dozens of police officers who have gathered at southern maryland hospital, open to find out word happened to their colleague, the driver of the crashed police cruiser. at this point, we don't know his condition. they have a briefing about 15 now, so we're to get information. the chief of police will be speaking, the county director safety, and the fraternal order of police president. route 5, southbound, it is open, t

the united states park police for their hard work. and any other agency that assisted the san francisco fire department, because i have to tell you, this was a job well done, it could be a model for any city to follow. so chief before you give your report, i want to congratulate the members of this department and thanks them. >> that was first of my report, so thank you. >> it was a very, very busy weekend but i think that the planning clearly showed over the last week and it was very well done. and i think that the media got the word out and notified the public. the bay area county... over and i appreciate that. i think that we also forget how much that the media does for the public in getting the word out. we did experience some issues with black blog and protests on the 6th. we had issues with the significant amount of downage, not only to those private property but also to public property, including officers that took paint bags. their uniforms were destroyed. two officers were injured. one with cuts to the arm and another one with

. >>> bizarre events that end up with the police shooting a suspect. two men were arguing trying to burp down their home. cbs 5 reporter describes what happened next. >> reporter: this fire was just the finale of a wild night at this home. in the end, three birds decapitated and the man who lived here shot and killed by the police. >> last night was extremely bizarre event. >> reporter: the police got reports of someone breaking windows on alameda street. when they got here they found two naked men in their late 20s were appeared to be hallucinating. >> like a nightmare. >> reporter: the police say one of the men pointed a rifle at them so the police shot him, he died shortly after. the police believe one or both of these naked men was under the influence of some sort of controlled substance. they also say that rifle that was pointed at them was loaded. >> reporter: the police stood out of the home guns drawn not knowing if anyone else was lurking about when they searched the property, they did find a sight. >> they found a blood trail leading out to th

i'd like to show you just a page or two of the police report, just to confirm that. if you can see here, officer revis transported and booked johnson into the main jail for 594a3b vandalism and for 23103a reckless driving. and the report is kind of long so i'll go to another page of the charges. basically mr. johnson, he was actually filmed on video, for reckless driving and he deliberately swerved side to side, causing the vehicle to roll over and he was booked into the main jail and these are his charges, 594a vandalism over 5,000. the other thing that kind of disturbs me about that is that was a 16,000 pound vehicle -- truck. let me go on. so basically mr. johnson failed to appear for numerous hearings after i called him and told him that he would have some municipal code violations. only after a letter on may 10, informing mr. johnson that he needed to appear or his application would not be processed, he did appear. i informed him at that time he was in violation of the municipal police codes. and i'd like to show you which codes those are. i'll put those on as we

of the men they say he pointed a rifle at them so the police shot him. he died soon after. the other man is under arrest. now, the police believe that either one or both of these naked men was under the influence of some sort of controlled substance. they also say that rifle that was pointed at them was loaded. >> the police stood outside of the home, guns drawn, not know figure anyone else might be lurking about when they searched the property, they did find a gruesome sight. >> they located a blood trail leading out to the backyard of the home where three animals were found to have been decapitated. it appears there was a ritualistic act that was taking place. >> reporter: the street was shutdown for most of the day and neighbors have their own tales after the police evacuated nearby homes last night. >> i was freaked out. i thought potentially the fire could spread to -- onto our house. >> reporter: the police are waiting for toxicology reports to see what drugs they were on. the officers involved in the shooting are on administrative leave, back to yo

this h>> it has been accepted by the police, accepted by the head of the police, it will clearly not be accepted by the head of the opposition because he does not have anything to talk about four are planned. he does not want to talk about how to build on record employment because he has no plan. he does not have to -- want to talk about reforming welfare. he wants to discuss these issues because he has nothing serious to say about the country. [shouting] >> here is the most extraordinary thing -- they say i practice class war and go around calling people plebs. can you believe it? i will say, it is good to see the cabinet in public -- what are they saying in private? he is completely undermined. in other words, he is toast. that is the reality. here is the truth about this government -- while everybody else loses their jobs, the chief whip keeps his. if you are a millionaire, you get a tax cut, if you or anybody else, you get a tax rise. [shouting] >> order, order. i am very worried about your health for shouting in a bizarre manner --, yourself. >> they are totally out of touch. it

i mean, we, the police department. in that survey, it indicated that about half of the department took it. almost 50% said that -- actually, 68% said that they would leave the department by lateraling or retiring in the next five years and half of the membership took it. the other part said 40% already had applications in. they just may not be in the background process. we could be on the verge of losing 300 officers. i don't know how we police the city of a million with 700. your reaction to that? >> i don't think the police department is big enough today on authorize the strength or actual strength and losing more officers is not a good thing. we have to take steps to do aggressive recruiting and hiring, which we're doing. we need to increase the authorized strength as we get savings from pension reform and other fiscal reforms we can do that. in the short run, there are things we need to do. we need more officers on the street. the officers stepped up. they're doing it with overtime. we can't keep that up forever. we

i commend the police department. for those of us in the entertainment industry, we have long suffered under this process. one is the allocation program. when will we have centralized 10b dissemination and when will there be an appeals process that when you make your application you are giving -- even your answer and then you have an opportunity for some type of discussion or appeal on the number. currently, that does not exist. it puts promoters in a position where you bring in a cashier's check for this amount or your liquor permit will be pulled. that is not the way we should be treating these. >> we do have a ceniz

i commend the police department. for those of us in the entertainment industry, we have long suffered under this process. one is the allocation program. when will we have centralized 10b dissemination and when will there be an appeals process that when you make your application you are giving -- even your answer and then you have an opportunity for some type of discussion or appeal on the number. currently, that does not exist. it puts promoters in a position where you bring in a cashier's check for this amount or your liquor permit will be pulled. that is not the way we should be treating these. >> we do have a centralized program that just started up. it is under the leadership acting category. right now it is across from my office. i can see the dust coming in. we have identified them. that will happen within the next few weeks. the appeals process, i will be honest, i do not know if we have one, but it is a good idea. >> thank you. can i make a comment about the10 10b centralization? be careful what you wish for.

i don't think that the police officer has disputed that fact. i mean you can ask him, but i thought in his testimony he also said that the permit had been renewed, and -- >> then i'm lost as to what's before us. >> well, in my interpretation is that this is the revocation of the nelson's towing permit and even though it says denial on the letter. >> okay. >> but i'm happy to be corrected by the department, if that is not what they intended to do. >> okay. >> vice president fung: if that's the case we need to see -- >> officer. >> i'm looking, yeah. so that is corrects. nelson's towing was to be denied. the revocation was on bay bridge. does that make sense? >> no. it's just the opposite. what are you looking at, the actual revocation? >> the revocation to be denied he held a permit for bay bridge which was to be revoked. that's the way it should be. nelson's towing, he applied to work for nelson's he held a bay bridge towing. >> no, i didn't. >> that's what it says on this list here. >> okay. >> either or, one is revoked, one is denied. >> contin

immediately, the hammocks turn the video over to police. sted and charged with abuse. >> nothing in a family cuts to the core more than harm brought to bear on an innocent child. >> on the stand during her trial, campbell expresses remorse. >> it's hard to cope with what i did. i can't believe that someone could do it. my heart is screaming every day. it's horrible. he never deserved it. it was uncalled for. i hope this doesn't sound so straightforward or dull or unthoughtful because i really am extremely sorry. >> campbell says she is still dealing with the consequences of her actions. >> not one minute goes by 24 hours or 7 days a week that i don't think about what i've done. >> when prosecutors ask why she did it, campbell has no clear answer. >> i'm not certain. >> you're not certain? >> i don't -- i cannot explain my behavior for that day. i'm not usually that way so i can't give you really an answer. >> during her testimony, hammock describes her feeling of disbelief when she watched the video for the first time. >> when i was around t

we could see the police chief come forward. the report from wtmj that the suspect has now been found dead inside the spa where the shooting had originally happened. all right. joining us on the phone now is nick of wtmj a.m. news radio in milwaukee. we're just getting this information here, nick, from your sister station there, wtmj. what are you hearing? >> well, richard, as you just said, we were hearing the reports from today's tmj-4 here in milwaukee. the shooter, radcliffe haughton, found dead inside the salon and spa in the city of brookfield, which is just west of milwaukee. the latest information we have is there was a giant man hunt across the area. it was not clear exactly where mr. haughton was after the shooting. what we know about the shooting, four people in the hospital right now, three people are dead. there's also a large police presence around brown deer, which is a community near milwaukee where mr. haughton is from. we're hearing from officials all across wisconsin and president obama issued a statement, as y

men they say he pointed a rifle at them so the police shot him. he died soon after. the other man is now under arrest. >> reporter: the police believe that either one or both of these naked men was under the influence of some controlled substance. they also say that rifle that was pointed at this was loaded. >> reporter: the police stood out of the home, guns drawn, not know figure anyone was lurking about. when they searched the property they found a gruesome site. >> they located three animals decapitated. it appears there was a ritual act that was taking place. >> reporter: the street was shutdown for most of the day and neighbors have their own tales have the police evacuated nearby homes last night. >> i was freaked out. i thought the fire could spread into our house. >> the gunshots and everything, i mean it does not surprise me. >> reporter: police are waiting toxicology reports to determine what drugs the men may have been on. the officers involved in the shooting are on leave. back to you. >> this is the police department's 10th officer in

the police believe it is g ang- related. 's f riend, nobody at the party are gang members. here's what he had to say about the shooting. >> all you hear is about 3-4 g uys outside cooking barbecue running for the house and you hear them saying shots fired. the guy ran into the house and dropped to the floor. i looked out of the window. i didn't see anything. all i told it was gangbangers wearing blue rags on their f aces. those are the ones causing the problems. the person who was killed was an older guy with a kid and a wife that didn't gang bang. >> he asked us not to show his face for his protection. the fifth murder happened at the university. they don't believe that the two murders are connected to each other. we'll hear more from the v ictim's friend. >>> the time now is 5:42. we'll be right back >>> the first presidential debate is now history. it was -- president obama and mitt romney trading jabs over several domestic issues and a c nn poll shows that 67% of americans believe that romney won the debate. >>> police ar

police decline interviews, but in a short press release outline the following -- police say they'll followial in the boston archives all the way to court na's where it takes them. they say detectives have a legal responsibility to investigate murders and follow all lines of inquiry for the victims, for their next of kin, and for justice. ultimately, the whole archive, not just the i.r.a. tapes releasing to jean mcconville's death, but any interviews by i.r.a. or loyalist fighters could be at risk. >> if uk law enforcement seeks a subpoena through the u.s. attorney's office regarding criminal investigations, in light of the precedent that this case has set, yes, boston college could be liable to turn over additional materials. >> do you think in your heart that these tapes will be handed over here? >> i'm hoping that they will be. yeah, i'm hoping. that's all i can do, is hope. plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel may not work for everyone -- and may not clear you completely, but for

investigation have begun triggered by the book. policeecline interviews but in a short press release outline the following. police say they will follow the material in the boston archives all the way to court if that's where it takes them. they say detectives have a legal responsibility to investigate murders and follow all lines of inqui inquiry, for the victims, for their next of kin, and for justice. ultimately the whole archive, not just the ira tapes relating to jean mcconville's death, but any interviews by ira or loyalist fighters could be at risk. >> if uk law enforcement seeks a subpoena through the u.s. attorney's office, yes, boston college could be liable to turn over additional materials. >> do you think in your heart that these tapes will be handed over? >> i'm hoping that they will be. yeah, i'm hoping. but all i can do is hope. t all . . . . . ♪ >> reporter: there is in northern ireland an unease. communities clinging to faith, holding on to their histories, ever present the belief that the other side of the religious poli

the police department and the hour or so, but we don't lot.a whole are a number of police officers here. they have not accident investigators, they are caught the county police helicopter pictures, and there will be a significant disruption on avenue if you are heading home. the southbound lanes, they have open, just in the last minutes. northbound branch avenue remains at surratt's road as the continues, and that to be the case quite some time. as far as the condition of the people involved, we just know a whole lot. actually, we're getting an update right now, my colleague. other driver is non life- threatening. understand the police officer is male. we will have updates. we are hearing from the police update in thean or so and we will bring that to you wh we have it. >> thank you, kris. we will stay up all over this story from the air and on the ground and give you updates as soon as we have them. >> the other big story, a big at ballsaton commons mall man threw a molotov into the food court. the mall erupted into chaos and was evacuated as the police suspect.for the about an hour ag

. >> more police officers on the streets. they can't do it working overtime. >> to stretch their resources, police are turning to mathematics. that story on this edition of equal time. your watching equal time. welcome to the campus of san jose state university and this edition of equal time. i'm your host, journalism school director. san jose is undergoing a spike in violent crime. bad timing since the police department is short staffed. residents and officials are concerned. >> this is our city. this is not the gang's city. [applause] >> some 200 people gathered in front of san jose city hall on this hot august night. this prayer rally followed 8 killings in just 11 days. >> my friend was shot dead in the middle of the day in the parking lot of the wells fargo bank. nobody came forward to help but a lot of people saw and heard things they didn't report. >> when you see something that's going wrong in your community, please call us. >> as i look around here today, we've [indiscernable] -- and we're going to come out -- [indis

i wanted to ask about the training for psas, the police service aids. i remember a few months or even longer, maybe in january or february, we had the members of the domestic violence provider community come in and explain an awful case of a victim waiting for hours to report a dv case at a station and they were not able to do that and we were kind of drilled down as to what the issue was and part of the issue was the police service aids at the station and a lack of understanding of how to make sure that the reports are not taken by them but someone else in the station. it is good to know that it is in the works i am just wondering if there is a time line for it. >> i agree, it is a work in process and thank you for bringing that to our attention, and it is something that we will address. we have talked with the academy and they have... and this is just... it is still in progress, so not definitively, but they have blocked off an hour for their training sessions to cover cultural diversity and limited english proficiency. and so our office can participat

sections of the police department in the capitol. kabul is made up of about 5 million people in the capitol, it's a very concentrated area, very congested. there are about 15,000 police officers in kabul, just the capitol city alone. trying to get your arms around that, it's really difficult to explain. here in the united states we have background checks, people know where you've been, what you've been doing since you were born. so by the time you are 18 years old, everybody knows who's who, you can go on to your facebook account and figure out what you've done for your last 18 years. you don't have that in afghanistan. a lot of these people that come in and want to be soldiers or policemen can only be veted by the elders in the village. so you don't know who you are. what we tried to do was bring in bio metrics and you'll probably read about that now, how do we reset and establish a good background way to determine who should be armed and who should be in uniform over there and who shouldn't be and that's some of the things we were

had perpetrated this crime. >> the dallas police called him on the phone to apologize. >> the police very thoughtful. he said on behalf of the dallas police department, i want to tell you that we apologize for anything that we may have done to have accused you of a crime in this case, and we wish you well. >> wait a minute. >> it didn't hurt my feelings at all. it made me feel great. >> and you were okay with that? >> sure. >> that's all it took? >> you bet. >> how many interrogations? >> i have no idea. >> holding up the crime scene photos in front of you. >> yeah. not a happy experience. >> then they apologized and you're like, well, all right, fine. >> yeah, that's fine. i refuse to allow this incident to define who i am. i have moved on. i harbor no ill feelings towards the dallas police department. never have. i happen to be an innocent bystander falsely accused, but life goes on. in fact, i was thrilled that they called me to offer an apology. >> reporter: but he does think about what might have happened. >> what if i had said i could not go out that friday evening? i wouldn't

the spike belt. but does not slow down. police deploy more spike sticks over the next several miles. >> struck another spike belt. i believe it's in the truck tires now. has no front tires anymore. he's running on the rims. >> but the driver speeds on. >> we're getting into the city. this guy is not stopping. >> the school bus is now inside the city line. just miles for albuquerque's most congested areas. a state police cruiser attempts to ram the bus off the road with a pit maneuver. but after three miles of vehicle to vehicle contact, the cruiser's front end is heavily damaged. hoping a bigger vehicle has a better chance, a police suv takes the lead. the pit maneuver is successful. police immediately sur round the bus. inside, the driver revs the engine as if trying to escape. officers respond with a nonlethal bean bag rounds. suddenly a member of the sheriff's office fires real bullets into the bus, striking the suspect three times. immediately a state police officer is seen shouting at the deputy sheriff. the suspect, meanwhil

you don't know if you can trust in the police or in the-- >> and so, how does that make you feel, as a young honduran? >> hopeless. hopeless. honduras is really a nice country, and we have really a nice people here, hardworking people. but the situation that is going right now here is really a difficult one. my parents, they have speak to me. after i finish college. they will send me. 2 or 3 years more, and i'll be gone. my sister this year, she's leaving to panama. my brother, maybe in 5 years, he is moving to panama. >> but they want to keep you safe? >> they want me to go out of honduras because the situation here is getting worse every day. we can't trust anybody here. only family. >> you look really depressed, actually, as you're telling me this story. >> yeah. and now, you open a newspaper, and it's like, death everywhere. >> tegucigalpa looks almost tranquil from up here, the highest point overlooking the city. but at street level, beneath the embrace of the giant christ figure, extreme levels of violence have become endemic. [gunfire] in 2009, a military coup against presiden

. >> i'm with the police department. the applicant has filed an application with the california department of alcohol beverage control, beverage license type 42, this is an on-sale beer and wine for 1059 hyde street, the california department of alcohol beverage control seeks the determination from the board of supervisors for the approval or denial. the police calls for service on june, 2011 to june 2012. the police reports during that same period, there was no record [inaudible] this premises is located on plot 542, this is a high crime as defined as -- this high crime is defined as 250 or more reported incidents. they shall be permitted only fwaoen the hours of 12 noon and 11 p.m. each day of the week, the sale for on-sale consumption is completely prohibited. no noise shall be depicted on the abc dated june 12, 2012. number 4, the petition ers shall be responsible for maintaining free of litter over which they have control, number 5, graffiti shall be removed from the premises and all parking lots under control of the

with the police department. and at 17th and mission, was the spot or actually 16th and mission was the spot where they brought the buses over from san quentin. i don't know if they still do that and let everybody out on the street and had the highest crime rate in the city and the fact that people are coming into that community and developing it as a business and seeing the people here that are investing in that area, i think it's something that as a commission, while we respect the concerns of the neighbors and don't want people -- i mean, the fact that they did something wrong, if they were cited, they should have paid the fine and if they somehow avoided that. like our prior license, with the people opening their restaurant late. we can't unring the bell. i think as glendon said, they have complied and removed the speakers. they are containing it inside and they know they have to end the 10:00. and we're going to be hero here as a commission that if you have problems with non-compliance, we're here to respond

the police department recommends approval. the following conditions have been recommended to the abc. number one, sales, service and conception of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 9 a.m. and 2 a.m. each day of the week. the sale of beer for consumption off the premises is strictly prohibited. loitering, defined as to stand idly by, linger aimlessly without lawful business is prohibited on any sidewalks or ai jay -- property adjacent to licensed premises under control of licensee as depicted on the abc257. no noise shall be automobile beyond the area of control of the licensee as defined by the abc 257. petitioner shall utilize electronic surveillance and recording equipment that is able to view exits and entrance points of exterior of the premises. the surveillance recording shall be operational at all times of premises, open to the public. the electronic recording shall be maintained and kept for minimum of seven days and made available to law enforcement on demand, thank you. >> thank you. >> s

the boston police department taken it too far. well that break in the city is really disturbing and you know if you talk to activists who have been out in the streets protesting war for ten years protesting on behalf of immigrant rights our workers rights they'll tell you that this is not a surprise you know the boston police department has clearly been monitoring political speech for some time in this city what we didn't know was that the city was filing so-called intelligence reports with headlines such as criminal act home sec domestic way of doing these groups as extremists in these intelligence reports so called we didn't know that and we also didn't know the extent to which this so-called intelligence division of the boston police department is monitoring not simply the protest but also the internal dynamics of these of these organizations so for example commenting on two thousand and eight discussions in the anti-war movement on the left in this country remarking about internal debates over whether the anti-war movement shou

to remind us of the dangers work, mr. speaker, our police officers to aid in and day out in the line of duty. her death is a great loss to the great manchester police, the committee they serve and most of all of course to the families. i also want to thank the prime minister for his generous comment about the two lead colleagues we have lost since we last met. stuart bell was "the sun" of a mother, a long-standing member of this house. he was passionate about european issues and he served with distinction of the church commissioner. his death was incredibly sudden. his illness diagnosed as a matter of days before he died. the condolences of the site of the house under no the whole house goes to his family. and let me just say about malcolm wicks, he was one of the deepest thinkers in this house. he was a brilliant minister. i know from my time as energy secretary what it really energy minister he was pretty was also someone who faced his illness with the utmost bravery. he knew was going to happen to him, but he carried on writing, thinking,

i am a member of the police advisory board. i just want at something quickly to what was just brought up about broadway. we hear a lot about the problems on broadway. i lived in that neighborhood about 25 years and it has always been the way it is now. i've met with the entertainment division several times and was told to my face you people are not anything special. everyone in the city has to deal with this sort of thing, basically it sucked it up because it's the situation. i have been to plenty of meetings where we hear about freedom of speech and i have been the labeled as a more on fun people. i'm a property owner. i was born here. i just want to live in my home and feel safe. we hear a lot of things about broadway any might say just stay away from broadway on the weekends. this past spring, i was awoken by about 22 rounds of gunfire right around the corner from me. i thought was fireworks because i had never heard anything like that on my street. when i got up the next morning, i saw my corner was take off and it turned ou