requested to speak to the st louis city police, the st louis county police, and the ferguson policements. they all declined. but police in another local municipality called hazelwood did agree to take us out on patrol. this is nick lawrence - he's been a police officer for 13 years. he says in a situation where police feel in danger there is little time to deliberate. >> it's the adrenaline bump. it's the tunnel vision. it's the loss of fine motor skills. >> we asked nick what many in the community have been questioning since mike brown's death - the readiness of police to use deadly force. he tells us their training actually calls for it. >> we're trained to shoot center mass to stop the threat. so if you are a... >> center mass? >> center mass. the center mass of the body. so basically the chest, does that make sense? when the threat is stopped, then you can go back to preserving life. but if your life is in danger, you're not expected to worry about the person whose trying to put your life in danger. you're worried about his well-being until he's not, he's no longer a threat. >>

we can't speak in the police role. it's important for us to be out in the community meetings to get that temperature and anger and heat and understand it. i've sat with suzy and others and it's been important to understand policy. even though the worker eking groups have gotten tote. we exercise judgment when it comes down to minimal use of force versus reasonable force. we'll use our intent judgment but it's important to get the conversation going. i do support her and i think this is the time of crisis that we should maintain the leadership and continue to go forward and see if we can work. it's going to be a long, hard road but we need to go forward in pay uniform and thoughtful manner and put forward the reforms we're trying to institute in the department at this point. i'll get back in line. >> thank you very much. >> good morning, supervisors i'm john monroe. i'm the inspector for the police department. from january 2012 to june 2015, i was police commission secretary. i had the unique experience of being the secr

the police claimed he threatened them with his pocketknife. the final few minutes were caught on this police body cam. with boyd seemingly, the police throw a flash hand grenade. [ yelling ] >> get on the ground. >> the response boyd takes out his knives. [ gunfire ] he was hit three times. once in the back. this video sparked national attention and the officers who fired to be convicted of murder. but it has raised larger questions. what sort of culture let this police force to become one of its most violent in the country. [ sirens ] >> since 2010 albuquerque police department has shot more than 40 people. the police here have held one of the highest rates in the u.s. in the case of boyd, the city paid $5 million so the family after a civil lawsuit. this is the opening session of the hearing to determine whether the shooters, keith sandy, and dominic perez, will face a criminal trial. >> do you wish to make a statement? >> we, do your honor. >> after boyd's death there was a scathing report on the police. it highlighted patterns of excessive

data that the san francisco police department is providing but what's significant is that thus far only had 2 law enforcement agencies are participate in this data initiative and the san francisco police department is the forefront of that. >> for you're next regular meeting or can be next week while provides the occ march statistical report tomorrow the fat association forcy and oversight law enforcement is hosting a one-day seminar on how to investigate racial profiling complaints and to gather data regarding those types of investigations and several occ investigators and attorneys will attend this training next week i will again meet with a representative from cops and finally under the city administrative code the city department heads are preexcluded from taking positions on harvey milk club, however, the depended heads can provide information to the city, state legislation committee in support of or other positions on a particular bill i have provided and written report to the city, state, legislation committee under senate

who represents the police union. we conduct our outreach pursuant to a community outreach strategic plan that we adopt annually and it focuses on communities of color as well as communities that are traditionally not likely to use police services or have conflicts with the police. another area that the occ is engaged in is in mediation. we provide mediation as an alternative to discipline. in 2015 the occ facilitated 45 mediations. that's about 7 percent of the 629 cases we closed in 2015. our program allows complainants to resolve issues with the accused officer in a sdmuet resolution format and the goal is to britt -- bring the parties together in a mutual understanding. the occ has a partnership with community boards and the san francisco bar association who provide us mediators free of charge. we conduct our mediation in languages other than english if necessary and our participation in the mediation program, both for the officer as well as the complainant, is voluntary. i do not have the, all of the final statist

the knockers ran a kids leg over and kept running. >> the police aren't actually the police. to police something to organize, traffic, maintain, and take care of. the police as we know them, are an occupying force sent to subjugate and oppress the poor. >> sorry let's just. how common is this? >> every day, this every day. this every day. >> my two year old daughter, her first word was helicopter. >> and they're so low. >> move back from the officers. >> there's an altercation around here right now. >> what's going on? >> man, shit. >> come on. >> should we see what's going on? >> a gunshot was heard, and a man is lying on the street but police here are responding to questions with pepper spray and for now, people are assuming the worst. >> all these people have been pepper sprayed, we heard someone was shot or arrested we just heard helicopters, we don't quite know what's going on, the police don't want to talk to us, they have just been pepper spraying people at very close range. >> you all did it again!! you all did it again!!! we just stopped! we just stopped! >> can you p

we can't speak in the police role. it's important for us to be out in the community meetings to get that temperature and anger and heat and understand it. i've sat with suzy and others and it's been important to understand policy. even though the worker eking groups have gotten tote. we exercise judgment when it comes down to minimal use of force versus reasonable force. we'll use our intent judgment but it's important to get the conversation going. i do support her and i think this is the time of crisis that we should maintain the leadership and continue to go forward and see if we can work. it's going to be a long, hard road but we need to go forward in pay uniform and thoughtful manner and put forward the reforms we're trying to institute in the department at this point. i'll get back in line. >> thank you very much. >> good morning, supervisors i'm john monroe. i'm the inspector for the police department. from january 2012 to june 2015, i was police commission secretary. i had the unique experience of being the secr

it shifted the professionalism of police forces. it shifted the way we thought about warrants and for the the police could come into our homes and a search for evidence if they thought we were engaged in criminal activity. >> to get us started we are going to listen to some audio. this is the first case in our wayes and we are 2/3 of the through it, where the court has become recording all of the arguments. this is the first time we can listen to the argument that the lawyer made before the court. >> this lieutenant came and mrs.d a piece of paper and mapp demanded to see the paper. which they refused to do, so she grabbed it out of his hand to look at it. she put this piece of paper into her bosom. and very readily the police officer but his hands into her bosom and remove the paper. and thereafter, handcuffed her. while the police officers started to search the house. now, the evidence in the case discloses that the state claims they were only seven points officers, some in uniform -- mr. green, who was there and was not permitted

data that the san francisco police department is providing but what's significant is that thus far only had 2 law enforcement agencies are participate in this data initiative and the san francisco police department is the forefront of that. >> for you're next regular meeting or can be next week while provides the occ march statistical report tomorrow the fat association forcy and oversight law enforcement is hosting a one-day seminar on how to investigate racial profiling complaints and to gather data regarding those types of investigations and several occ investigators and attorneys will attend this training next week i will again meet with a representative from cops and finally under the city administrative code the city department heads are preexcluded from taking positions on harvey milk club, however, the depended heads can provide information to the city, state legislation committee in support of or other positions on a particular bill i have provided and written report to the city, state, legislation committee under senate

we can't speak in the police role. it's important for us to be out in the community meetings to get that temperature and anger and heat and understand it. i've sat with suzy and others and it's been important to understand policy. even though the worker eking groups have gotten tote. we exercise judgment when it comes down to minimal use of force versus reasonable force. we'll use our intent judgment but it's important to get the conversation going. i do support her and i think this is the time of crisis that we should maintain the leadership and continue to go forward and see if we can work. it's going to be a long, hard road but we need to go forward in pay uniform and thoughtful manner and put forward the reforms we're trying to institute in the department at this point. i'll get back in line. >> thank you very much. >> good morning, supervisors i'm john monroe. i'm the inspector for the police department. from january 2012 to june 2015, i was police commission secretary. i had the unique experience of being the secr

who represents the police union. we conduct our outreach pursuant to a community outreach strategic plan that we adopt annually and it focuses on communities of color as well as communities that are traditionally not likely to use police services or have conflicts with the police. another area that the occ is engaged in is in mediation. we provide mediation as an alternative to discipline. in 2015 the occ facilitated 45 mediations. that's about 7 percent of the 629 cases we closed in 2015. our program allows complainants to resolve issues with the accused officer in a sdmuet resolution format and the goal is to britt -- bring the parties together in a mutual understanding. the occ has a partnership with community boards and the san francisco bar association who provide us mediators free of charge. we conduct our mediation in languages other than english if necessary and our participation in the mediation program, both for the officer as well as the complainant, is voluntary. i do not have the, all of the final statist

the pedestrian died, and the police are still on the scene, and the southbound lanes are closed. you can expect the live update with our crews on the scene, and avoid skyline south of the shark park boulevard. showing the car keenest bridge to the maccarthur maze, 16 minutes test carquinez bridge to the maccarthur maze. the traffic has been okay in the south bay, and all of the freeway's off to a good start.>>> 4:32 am. >>> some of the top stories we are following this morning, family and friends of a woman found dead, desperate to find the body of -- the two-year-old daughter, tran18, and the body of nicole fitts has been found. the families hopeful that arianna fitts will be found safe. >> my mind does not want to accept the reality, but i cannot stop believing that we will find arianna a live. >> she and her mother were known to frequent san francisco, san mateo, santa cruz, and if you have any information you are asked to call the police. >>> a sexual harassment complaint against the professor, and the students will hold a news conference on campus at 11:30 am, and they will

that uniformly disfavored the police. host: we can hear the continuing debate over miranda all these years later. in fact, it was a 5-4 decision in the court. the majority, chief justice william ugo black, o'douglas and fortis. the minority, justice john highland, white, stewart and clock. s there a back story that we know of that got to a 5-4 decision in this case. aul: i think one of the things we've been talking about tonight was that the fbi practices, pushing, chief justice warren pushing for broad look, ion of the police, the fbi is administering this. it wouldn't be a problem expending those practices to other agencies. the problem was the fbi wasn't the sorts ofg like things but miranda imposing on agencies but al every agency in the united states. host: from time to time in these cases, we've heard stories about justices finding coalitions to bring them to this side. are there any good stories in the miranda case any of you know of that convinces somebody to go to one side or the other or are up from one ed anothe

i work in the policing bureau and i'm in charge of the professional of the police department, to implement the 21st century task force, and as my previous role on my instruction on [inaudible] heart set and the right mind set in the work that they do, so listening to this story, tracy mirrors wrote an article about the good cop, in her article, she said we have to move beyond lawful policing and effective policing to rightful policing, so ( speaking spanish ). i just want to say i heard his story and i apologize because a mistake was made and i am saddened that his daughter had to feel paining i'm sad he had to lose a car and he had lost time with his family over the situation and we want to be rightful police officer, we want to be principle police officers and i'm going to work very hard to make any changes so there are no miscommunications on our responsibilities under the ordinances for which you pass. so, just really quickly, one of the first things the chief, sir, did, he issued a department bulletin, i have that here, it is bulletin 16-015 and as a remind r of 12h2 of the san franci

by the time the police arrived, the person had died. investigators have closed off the entire block as they look for clues. and we are also there, and we will have the latest on this coming up at 5:30 am. >>> the crews in santa clara county still on the scene of the overnight fire at a restaurant that started just before midnight at the doubled the sports grill, and quickly group. the crews had to work on the flames for the next few hours, and no reports of injuries, but it did cause major damage. there's no word yet on how the fire started. >>> our time is 5:01 am. >>> the man accused of killing 15-year-old sierra lamar due in court today, and the judge may decide whether the trial can start sooner rather than later, and we are in san jose with more.>> reporter: the family of sierra lamar as been waiting four in years for answers, some type of closure, but the legal process has been slow. the trial for the man suspected of killing sierra lamar, antoine torres, now up in the air, and the public defender says they need more time. and tor

attention of the police? because he resisted surveillance. he saw this date in the form of two cops on bikes and he turned away. he ran. the police had no reason to suspect him of a crime but because he did not perform operably in response, they detained in and please have this power because of the case called illinois versus work law. the supreme court said that if the police see someone who demonstrates that the don't want to be around the police, the police can detain them just to see why. the police don't need any other reason to stop you other than the fact that you tried to evade them. but here's the kicker. the court has limited its police power to what it calls high crime areas. i got it means african-american or latino of poor neighborhoods. under the law if you're in georgetown where the main campus is and you see the police and you run, the police have no legal authority to stop you. but if you're in -- and you see the police and run, the police and she should just like they did it freddie gray and

officers he ask the community we think of the san francisco police department think of what you saw here tonight and not not just the one idiot text merge that's not the san francisco police department this is the san francisco police department i thank you. >> it's about the kids guys that's correct jay jay good night you guys are awful we changed information with scotland yard and the metropolitan police with regards to deesclation, technology, fraud their heavily involved in getting a new frieblg in crime and ids and things like that and property crime is up in san francisco and from my last piece an update without going on into it the text message that were redeveloped from last year this commission is aware of the charges have been filed here since the fall of last year from the investigation that started in early august into assault of on officer that ended up result in his arrest and charging by the district attorney's office on march 23 with with two misdemeanors of multiplication use of confidential dmv information without going into the dat

who represents the police union. onduct our outreach pursuant to a community outreach strategic plan that we adopt annually and it focuses on communities of color as well as communities that are traditionally not likely to use police services or have conflicts with the police. another area that the occ is engaged in is in mediation. we provide mediation as an alternative to discipline. in 2015 the occ facilitated 45 mediations. that's about 7 percent of the 629 cases we closed in 2015. our program allows complainants to resolve issues with the accused officer in a sdmuet resolution format and the goal is to britt -- bring the parties together in a mutual understanding. the occ has a partnership with community boards and the san francisco bar association who provide us mediators free of charge. we conduct our mediation in languages other than english if necessary and our participation in the mediation program, both for the officer as well as the complainant, is voluntary. i do not have the, all of the final statistics

killed near a very busy bus stop in the street is partially shut down as the police investigate. >>> steph curry hurt and this time it could be more serious, but the team responds with a big win, your mornings on 2 continues. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us, 6:00 on the dot, monday, april 25, and i am pam cook. >>> i am dave clark, and let's do a check on the weather.>> cold out there for many, and breezy to windy. alex savidge looking very savage on the set over there. you can see we have good breeze, and wind gusts at 58 miles an hour yesterday, and it was roaring about 5:00 yesterday. and it is clear, but it's not going to be very warm. and unless i take your route santa rosa, and then we get that north breeze helping them, and everybody else in the 60s. in this system just missed this, and thunderstorms were blowing up near bakersfield, snow in the sierra and i think that will be the case again today. a lot of reports of hell, and that system is now producing rain at las vegas. it's rare to see us go below below average, but we are today, and 42 was the record in 189

my desire soorelationship n the community and police. i want to work with you and trust you and call when i need you. i get you are responsible for protection of over 800 thousand but [inaudible] the evidence suggests the stories police are telling are not true. this ruins the trust the community because we dont see an accountable police force, we see a string of dead youngman. i can't imagine the stress i would be under as a police officers [inaudible] this issue is much bigger than what the individualophorousers did. we need to dig deeper and get to the root of the problem but can't move forward without the truth. when a city loses trust in the peace officer s we get chaos. like martin luther king quoted let justice role down like water and righteousness like a ever flowing stream. and urge you to tell the trul and execute justice. i will close in prayer [inaudible] rein down justice mercy grace [inaudible] >> thank you. [applause] >> everybody gets two minutes. this is just general public comment and there will be another opportunity.

the police are not an army, they are there to protect and serve the people, they are not there to kill. alright? we should stop recruiting new police officers from the ranks of the armed forces. the armed forces and the police are charged with diametically opposed values and opposed functions. the purpose the soldiers is kill the enemy, the purpose of the police is protect the people. the only thing they have in common is they carry guns. if the number one priority of the police as stated in the recent recommendations and i concur with those, that-may have one more minute? okay. >> that's it. i have to give the same amount of time to everybody . the rules don't work that way and obliged to follow them for everybody. thank you for your comments. next speaker. [applause] >> good evening. i haven't appeared before you since 1998 which wh i receivered a citizen accommodation. for 15 years i worked with thederment of public health and last 8 a manager for homeless outreach team. i'm employed as behavioral health responder. no way do i represent the viewoffs the county or speak for the depar

a witness disputes the police account. he didn't have no knife in his hand tonight, reaction from homeless advocates. whoosh clean energy. and a deadly threat to wildlife. the new controversy over altamont's wind turbines. whoosh in los angeles. a tour bus in the middle of a police chase. tmz. look at the tour truck the end of the pursuit was even more bizarre. the amazing video in a full hour of your choice for prime time news. >> pam:now at 8. accused of sedating young girls. then molesting them. an east bay dental assistant is now under arrest tonight. as investigators reveal shocking details about what he is accused of doing to children. good evening i'm pam moore. the alleged molestation happened at the la clinica monument dental office in concord. grant lodes joins us now with more on the suspect. and why police fear there may be more victims. the fear police have is that because the suspect.alejandro saro worked at additional dental offices.more kids may have been violated. investigators say the incidents thery're aw

the horrifying investigation and the police search for the killer. jonathan: a consumer alert for fiat owners. a big recall. jonathan: terrifying developments in ohio, and active manhunt after eight family members were found shot to death , and the police say these were execution-style killings. victims, a mother killed right in front of her four-year-old child. the police are the hunt for a cold-blooded killer and any possible cutlasses. >> -- any possible accomplices. >> there is a strong possibility these individuals are armed and extremely dangerous. jonathan: the crime scene, a gruesome massacre in rural ohio. aght people, including six-year-old boy, found dead, separate homes. three small children, including two infants were spared. the police believe that all the victims were related. >> it's heartbreaking. the one mom apparently was killed in her bed with the four-day-old right there. jonathan: a local high school was put on lockdown. the ohio governor john kasich, campaigning out of state, says his office is monitoring the situation. "report

use of force policy to present to the commission in february of 2016 the request they requested the police executive provide technical assistance for the draft of use of force and create a use of force on the web page and all the relevance use of force documents. >> january 6th are of 2016 commissioner suzy loftus attend a series of meetings for the communities to obtain the recommendations for that the draft use of force and to come apply with the mayor's policies and training relays by february 15th jam 12 and 13 commission and occ office of citizens complaints attends the first engineering and training on police ucsf in washington, d.c. and members of the department attended a series of meetings where the public provide comments and the use of force policy and the dates are listed january 21st of this year held and the third baptists and january the bayview at the ymca, january 27th at nations high school and the last one on the 27 in the tenderloin at bodecker park. >> those are the moving and the third baptist b mask and those forums were lead by young people from the community safety

. >>> a developing story out of san francisco, the police are investigating a homicide that happened overnight and we are there at the scene. it looks like part of the area is still closed off.>> reporter: we are at the intersection of larkin and turk, and it is shut down. it looks like the investigation scene is extending at least a block from where we are. it appears the homicide happened at the intersection of eddie and larkin, quite a ways from where we are. you can see there are homicide detectives going around gathering evidence. they are talking to the residents and potential witnesses in the area. about 2:20 am, the police arrived to find a person had died, and they have confirmed that they are investigating this as a homicide, but we do not know much else about the circumstances. we do not know how the person died, and they have not identified any possible suspects. the medical examiner was here about an hour ago, but we do not know if they have left. this is a limited vantage point due to the crime scene tape and this is completely shut down at larkin and eddie. we can hopef

data that the san francisco police department is providing but what's significant is that thus far only had 2 law enforcement agencies are participate in this data initiative and the san francisco police department is the forefront of that. >> for you're next regular meeting or can be next week while provides the occ march statistical report tomorrow the fat association forcy and oversight law enforcement is hosting a one-day seminar on how to investigate racial profiling complaints and to gather data regarding those types of investigations and several occ investigators and attorneys will attend this training next week i will again meet with a representative from cops and finally under the city administrative code the city department heads are preexcluded from taking positions on harvey milk club, however, the depended heads can provide information to the city, state legislation committee in support of or other positions on a particular bill i have provided and written report to the city, state, legislation committee under senate

. >>> the breaking news is in san francisco. police right new are investigating an officer involved shooting in the mission district. sky 7 is over the scene. this is between 18th and 19th. can you see the scene is active. right now, police are release few details. we do have a news crew headed there. when they arrive we will go to them for a report. we will have update during newscast and follow us on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> good morning. i am reggie aqui. kristen will be here later. we will follow the cleanup if a dump farook that drove through part of a home in sausalito and knocked it off of the foundation. truck is now no longer a problem. but the aftermath. janet o is in sausalito. janet? >> the area is blocked off while crews continue the work to pave the road, the work they were doing yesterday when a driver knock into the garage knocking it off the foundation. >> suddenly there was a tremendous crash. >> don and his buy are weighing up this morning to deal with the aftermath of the crash. now their biggest worry is the gar

the police are not an army, they are there to protect and serve the people, they are not there to kill. alright? we should stop recruiting new police officers from the ranks of the armed forces. the armed forces and the police are charged with diametically opposed values and opposed functions. the purpose the soldiers is kill the enemy, the purpose of the police is protect the people. the only thing they have in common is they carry guns. if the number one priority of the police as stated in the recent recommendations and i concur with those, that-may have one more minute? okay. >> that's it. i have to give the same amount of time to everybody . the rules don't work that way and obliged to follow them for everybody. thank you for your comments. next speaker. [applause] >> good evening. i haven't appeared before you since 1998 which wh i receivered a citizen accommodation. for 15 years i worked with thederment of public health and last 8 a manager for homeless outreach team. i'm employed as behavioral health responder. no way do i represent the viewoffs the county or speak for the depar

i don't know about the issue in miami, and what i do know is that the police officers will up hold theuty. are they going to voluntariarily going to sign up or ordered to do it. but at the end of the day, they have an obligation to serve and protect and i am confident that regardless of the jurisdiction they are going to do that. my certain is not that they are not going to show up. the entertainers that are coming are certainly are going to be protected. and as you can point out the entertainers have a first amendment right and i don't think that is the question here. the question is why, would people such as that, who have such a tremendous, impact and such a large voice. why do they continue to myths and urban legends regarding the police and the police use of force, which really is the topic that we are talking about here. statistically, even if you look at the washington post data. you know, they did a very good indepth research and determined that 965 folks, were killed by law enforcement and that sounds like a tremendous number and certainly for the families impacted, it is a ve

you have the power to over the police force. you just need to use that power and exercise are widely. i think item number 4 is about the [inaudible]. it is. not produce the drug that i'm going to-i will point out to folks who are pointed to these incidents recently of shootings that have not been handled properly at least that's occurrence the public, that those benefited people otto with those incidences when we have benefited if they were bad scams is that all these folks with her phone cameras giving different points of view and contradictory points of view set by officers. even that she sometimes an ideology that was an error and is apologized for it every week it anywhere by: officers murderers and anywhere by calling people liars. secondly, i want to say unusual tasters, if you're going to give people a lethal weapon, there should be no problem with giving them a less than lethal weapon. i know it can be lethal when you misuse but guns are we to when used properly and are allowed to use guns. you plenty time to get lousy cu

if you are driving to the bay bridge, you will see this. there are police vehicles. from the radio traffic, it is apparent they are looking for someone, but we do not know who or for what reason. but at this stage out there, it will be distracting to the drivers and it will cause back up. going to san francisco, northbound 101 looking okay approaching the 80 split. also looking at the commute on the san mateo bridge, looking good so far heading over to the high rise. >>> it is 4:31 am. >>> following a developing story and the east bay, another freeway shooting last night on highway 4 in pittsburg and we are on the scene. and i guess you can still see the damage left behind.>> reporter: quite a bit of damage following the shooting last night here in pittsburg the first burn -- the person that was killed shot and killed. someone pulled up and opened fire on the freeway, and it was a car to car shooting, and that injured driver veered off of the freeway, and as you can see, went through this fence and wound up in this neighborhood on california avenue in the city of pitt

you've got the police departments, particularly the large police departments. they are now engaged in counterterrorism at the local level. at this point in time, through litigation, through freedom of information act, we're pretty confident that they're focusing on muslim-american communities. but, again, it starts with one particular group and then it expands. you also have an entire infrastructure with centers, but these are state entities where the police departments essentially produce suspicious activity reports. they're not necessarily related to criminal activity, but they're just a form of spying and putting these suspicious reports. they ask businesses to do the same thing. so it's all a form of collection that is tied to national security. and many of the businesses are afraid to push back because they don't want to have any trouble with the government because the politics of counterterrorism is very fear-based. so businesses or third parties who get subpoenaed, politicians, and even members of the public, they're told, well, if you push back, if you d

we hope to speak with the police about updates later this morning. rianna fitts and the mother, nicole fitts, and the family is searching for answers. they are depending on social media to get some of these answers. details of the case are limited, and the police have not said where they body of nicole fitts was found or what circumstances, and the search for little area on a is critical -- arianna is critical. >> i just cannot stop believing that we are going to find area on a -- arianna alive. >> reporter: friends and family say that nicole had a great spirit and a great heart, and a great person to be around. we understand that arianna fitts was with the babysitter in oakland, and we are not clear on whether that played a role in the case. and they are looking for san mateo, santa cruz, silicon valley, meaning that arianna fitts could be anywhere. >>> your time is 6:35 am. >>> a man shot next the san jose state university has now died, and they found lease or take a suffering from at least -- luis ortega, suffering from at least one gunshot wound,

officers the cadets that become police cadets in the academy that farm system fulsome u, if you will, of the public high schools in san francisco is actually the bulwark of our recruiting efforts to get young people from san francisco into the police department we agree they make the best police officers for san francisco. >> and you don't have to have the numbers day i'm curious of the numbers of the beat program that make it through the academy and become police officers. >> maybe i can tell you who is in and planning to be in. >> that would be great. >> our next slide on body worn cameras none can get body worn cameras nobody wants them out fast enough they were funded in last year's budget thank you very much the department drafted a body worn camera policy for the police commission the police commission lead a collaborative process and adopted it that policy was voted on in the current draft 6 to one and in the required process between city h.r. and the poa while at the same time the it has was assisted by the office of contract administration in contracting a vendor

the police caught him a few minutes later. the two-year-old was not hurt. that kids and teens are off home -- are often targeted for mobile device theft, and they say to be careful using these items in public. >>> and adding itself to the list of possible sewers of yahoo, the sunnyvale company under pressure, and the daily mail added to the lawsuit, and yahoo has been asked to submit proposals, and verizon, time and microsoft are showing interest in the company. last seen, 40 companies may be submitting bids, and the deadline is april 18 for planetary offers. >>> and for the third straight postseason, the los angeles raising off against the sharks. and this series will move up to san jose next monday and wednesday, and tickets available online for those games through the san jose sharks website. >>> the sexual assault allegation at uc berkeley continues to grow, and a new complaint being filed on campus today. >>> there may be a solution to the homeless crisis in san francisco, the plan officials are working on but they say could end homelessness in the cit

the police are investigating. rian flores in our newsroom now. >> reporter: we are working on many details of the shooting. there are plenty of unanswered questions. we have reached out to police but have not heard back as of yet. we want to show you the scene this morning. these are live pictures from our photographer on scene. he is located near williams street and 10th. this is about a block from san jose state university. we understand within the past 30 minutes the intersection of williams and 10th was closed. just williams street between 10th and 11th is now closed. police remain out there. there is a crime scene truck to the left. evidence markers on the ground. it is taped out. there is also crime scene tape around the area. a witness tells ktvu that she heard three gunshots around 11 pm last night and saw a man in his 20s on the ground. she said it wasn't apparent drive-by shooting. the getaway car she said was also either a honda or a bmw. we are working to confirm many of the details with police. we will

prosecutors showed the marine corp. items police took from sparrow saying he had a uniform with his name on it and had a phoney honorable discharge certificate. the district attorney is not taking this case lightly. >> you know, when someone lies to the court, we have to -- we -- that needs to be taken seriously. we cannot and will not look the other way. >> sparow was charged with ripping off a scrap medal dealer originally. >>> a new law in new jersey cuts amount of time cons have to wait to have criminal records clear. the wau law cuts the waiting period from ten years to five. those who finished a court ordered drug rehabilitation program can take advantage of the change. people convicted of murder, sexual assault, robbery, and other more serious crimes cannot have their records expunged. >>> now to decision 2016, both democratic presidential candidates hit pennsylvania hard now as primary day creeps closer. hillary clinton plans to campaign in philadelphia wednesday, but aids have not announced details about that visit yet. tod

occ, the police department, great partnership here. this is the design really we talk a lot about what the role of the commission is, the design of it is to yiddish identify the issues. dr. marshall. >> i just want to say, tamera, you do great work. you have really done, i've been here and seeing, you really bring a lot of -- you are welcome to it say the same thing but i just want to say that you do great work and keep it up. >> okay, so we have, we're in the milds -- middle of a long agenda. i'm going to give us a 5 minute personal break so we will come back at 10 to 8:00, 7.50. thank you, everyone. (brief recess). . >> commissioner loftus has called the meeting back to order. we are back from a break. sergeant, please call the next line item. >> item 4, department of human resources to give status of body worn camera discussions. >> i'd like to invite martin grant up who is, you can introduce your job, i know you are still designated by the department of human resources to work on this matter for us. colleagues, we invited mr. grant

a heavy police presence grew outside the hospital the mayor, commissioner ross and the police of the 18th district filed inside in support of officer mccullough. >>> it's a dangerous city and lots of gunnels out there. >> reporter: we're told that besides fellow police officers mccullough's family is by his side. he has a 2-year-old daughter and fiance and on the force for two years and currently in the 18th district. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >>> thanks for the update, annie. brand new "action news" has obtained the dramatic police radio call made by officer's mccullough's partner as shots were being fired. >>> police shut down service in the market frank ford el and set up a grid search of the area as they took the suspects into custody. >>> police are looking into what started a shootout that ended with three people dead. it happened on east west west moreland street. a 46-year-old man called police saying he had shot someone. he bar -- barricaded himself inside a house about to two hours later he let them inside. police found the man's brother and girlf

he told the police that the air- conditioning was on and she was only gone a couple of minutes.he investigation continues. >>> crews have begun moving the house away from the crumbling cliff on pacifica, and the house on esplanade avenue has been lifted off of the foundation and put on risers and the house became compromised in january after a series of storms pounded the coast, and they will start moving the house close to the street sometime today. they will eventually relocate the house to an empty lot nearby. >>> the homeowner association and east bay community of blackhawk is threatening to find the homeowners for their brown and deadlines despite the continuing drought emergency. every homeowner has received a letter from the homeowners association threatening fines and filing lawsuits are billing the homeowners for doing landscaping improvements for them. the letter says that "allowing the drought to negatively impact the landscaping does a disservice to property values." and under state law, homeowner associations cannot penalize members for conserving water for landscap

the male saw police car. that's when they exited and started to run. >> did they shoot the officer from inside the vehicle? >> no. as i said, officer mccul la tacklelied the one male and he shot immediately and he gets up, the suspect runs northbound on salford street with the officer attempting to chase him. he can't do it because he's shot in his left leg. he fires three times. >> the tourniquet, was that something he carried with him? did he use a belt. >> our officers are trained with turn kits. many of them. they've saved so many lives. classic case would have been with the train derailment last year. widespread usage of it then. they're using it rather frequently. they're tasked with doing a lot of things they weren't before. in this instance it was able to help him. >> are the officers' family members here. >> his fiance is here. i think his mother is en route. that's all we have at this time. >> shot first then he returned fire. >> he was shot first then returned fire. we have not yet, we're still look