department aid the police department in providing any and all types of support federal and state this is key to chief of police our success next slide, please. >> once we received the department of justice report we need to look at how are we go back going to implement and build out the structures we went through a preparation phase and meaning training and identifying how we were going to rank those systems how we were going to through those to the communities stakeholders and again access to the city hall policing bureau and extensive priorities and monitor the work next slide, please from that process we developed input including and this is key we included all the reports previously issued so we had the department of justice, the blue ribbon panel all of the civil grand jury report and the occ alcohol department of police accountability and the bar association of san francisco we also development a genes packet the mayor and the chief issued letters to city employees and department members maufrntd the reading and mandating support from that additional steps

officers to do a meet and confer with the police officers association it, it is in police officers association - in terms of having the least accountability possible when those processes go forward that shouldn't be in your interests it is a different perspective how to have an audible police department and public safety in terms of not using extensive use of force as well so we just want to strongly recommend because as we are halting those things they have policies that are the old policies that are currently in play we have for example, on the vehicle shootings shooting at vehicles happening about every 8 months in san francisco so you know we really need to move along and have a very strong use of force policy the department of justice is recommending a full ban on shooting at vehicles should be moving forward the other two recommendations is that came from the community groups should be moving forward as well us from the ebs coalition of homelessness interface with police officers we're particularly concerned thank you thank you, ma'am. >> next speaker. good evening and welcome. >> hello,

attend the police commission meetings. >> not as often as i like i was there at the last police commission i watched a number 6 them from my office that's easier than coming down but i've attended others including the recent board full board and mr. johnson joint meeting and others so i think that - i mean, that's what makes me concerned about the candidates not just you we're in a crisis at a time and certainly i've been there and many of the people that are applying to be on the commission center not been there you in our professionalism definitely have a unique appreciative but i'm evaluating and listening to the folks that want to be is on the mrngs i'm looking for consistency, i'm looking for people that have been there from the beginning i mean yeah mario woods was shot and killed a year ago where was everyone two years ago where were you when the other quadrant homicide and a lot of things that happened and transpired so i'm going to be asking everyone that question not just you, sir because i attend the c

john homsocki to the police commission. want to also recognize that we have both candidates that are here in the chamber today. if you have questions for them, please i encourage you to reach out to them and ask them directly. the one question that boils down, have you attended a police commission meeting. that's the number one question. do you know what you're stepping into? are you paying attention, are you at the table or did you wake up and get in the game. thank you. >> supervisor cohen has made a motion, is there a second? >> seconded by supervisor avalos. >> supervisor mar. >> i'll speak against the motion and i appreciate supervisor cohen's passion about the issues that many of us care deeply about. but your fact was wrong about mr. hamasoci. he has been a lawyer since 2008, not for decades. he has had really great experience and i know he's very passionate when i met with him and lots of my close allies support him. when you put his record next to bill hing, julie sue, robert hersh and others we did, and that's what

the police have released several angles. ut a handgun and walks towards the victim. the man appears to be kicking the victim while he is down and even goes back for something, perhaps his hat. the police are looking for the man in green. look at his shirt. from this angle, you can see him. and the guy in blue has a checkered scarf and is wearing if you have seen these men or think you know who they are, contact d.c. police. 1942. >> i offer my sincere and everlasting condolences to the who lostthose their lives here as well as the spirit of all the brave men and women taken by this war. jonathan: in may, president obama became the first sitting president to visit the site of hiroshima. neither leader apologized during their visits. josh: switching gears to the beautiful tuesday weather, i just have to show the highs one more time. luray.ees d.c., 70 i don't see numbers in our forecast like this at least for at least a few weeks. is the rangeo 38 we are expecting. most of us start off in the mid 30's. that is about 20 degrees

the police department responded with the help of vallejo police department arresting michael [inaudible] for the murder of [inaudible] the investigation led to the identity of-from the shooting death of jackson in the morning hours of november 30, 2016 could he was booked for the murder of the san francisco county joe. on the site unit is continuing with that investigation. the next item will be the update on the body worn cameras. the department has completed training in all 10 district station to the topic of money tactical unit 1245 body cameras have an issue. this week and next training will occur for members assigned to 850 bryant st. follow that personnel out of the public safety going. 250 cameras [inaudible] receive their body worn cameras upon successful completion of the field training program to our main issues of an officers familiarizing themselves with the cooperation of the cameras in time now required for the video review of multiple officers report. we've had some challenges with the magnetic attachments releasing the cameras on officers move quickly [inaudible] resisti

john homsocki to the police commission. want to also recognize that we have both candidates that are here in the chamber today. if you have questions for them, please i encourage you to reach out to them and ask them directly. the one question that boils down, have you attended a police commission meeting. that's the number one question. do you know what you're stepping into? are you paying attention, are you at the table or did you wake up and get in the game. thank you. >> supervisor cohen has made a motion, is there a second? >> seconded by supervisor avalos. >> supervisor mar. >> i'll speak against the motion and i appreciate supervisor cohen's passion about the issues that many of us care deeply about. but your fact was wrong about mr. hamasoci. he has been a lawyer since 2008, not for decades. he has had really great experience and i know he's very passionate when i met with him and lots of my close allies support him. when you put his record next to bill hing, julie sue, robert hersh and others we did, and that's what

why is there so much scrutiny of the police and less scrutiny of the criminals? be first of all, i think that there is a fair point to be made about that. obviously, i don't think that people should be necessarily resisting arrest or fightingd with police officers. certainly not killing police officers. that's always a tragedy, when we have officers killed, and we've seen many cases of that, right? but i do think that when we -- and it's hard to explain why people who are breaking the law break the law.ho but i do think that there is something to be said for a undoing of the police legitimacy in many communities. and that one of the reasons that we follow the law, when you think about our criminal justice system, our criminal justice system only can work if the majority of the people follow the law. there are far fewer police officers than there are citizens. if we all went out and decided to rob a bank tomorrow, theree would not be enough police to catch us. we couldn't do it. the system only works when it's seen as legitimate, and most people see a detinter and

the police want to get him off the streets. , 100 30e pounds, and they think he is in his late teens or early 20's. tom roussey, abc 7 news. michelle: metro transit police are looking for their own serial criminals after somebody smashed dozens of car windows at the greenbelt metro station. a spokesperson said the damage started before service started for the day. they have surveillance pictures of some of the people. if you recognize them, call the police. arey: here is what we tracking, the next batch of wet weather arriving early tomorrow morning, just in time to hit the roadways back to work. a.m.,turecast, 7:30 darker green is heavy to moderate rainfall. this is a cold front. by lunchtime we should have some breaks of sun. early in the morning, we have a winter weather advisory washington and frederick counties, frederick and hagerstown. there could be some slick spots, quickly changing over to all rain. coming up, a look at the extended forecast and new year's eve. jonathan: thank you, molly. and outrage and a d.c. courtro

team and the police are now heading into a big square. ere they're going to start to interview the locals to see who might be drug dealers, who might be drug users. police say it's an opportunity for drug users and dealers to surrender, come clean, and avoid being hunted down. up here, the quezon city jail, where effects of the drug campaign are unmistable. it's jammed, look at this. >> the ideal capacity of this facility should be 800 inmates only. but right now we have 3,319. >> reporter: inmates pile on top of each other. not surprisingly, many say they are in fear for their lives. what's your recommendation to those that are drug dealers? >> translator: my advice to them, if they're still into it, stop it. for sure president duterte's administration will not stop hunting them. >> reporter: some fear it is a hunt that can reach over prison walls. like what is believed to have happened to local mayor ramondo espinoza, who duterte accused of being a drug kingpin. >> he had surrendered, he was in jail. at 4:00 in the morning he was served

why is there so much scrutiny of the police and the scrutiny of the criminals? i think there is a fair point to be made about that. obviously i don't think people should be resisting arrest or fighting with police officers, certainly not killing police officers. we have seen many cases of that. it is hard, but there is something to be said for undoing the police legitimacy and one of the reasons we followed the law when talking about the criminal justice system, only work if the majority of people follow the law. there are far fewer police officers than there are citizens. if we all decide to rob a bank that would not be enough police to catch us. when seen as legitimate, most people see a deterrent, and a lot of things breakdown legitimacy in the community of law enforcement, historical reality, the fact there has never been a positive relationship between police and black and brown communities. ongoing questions, policies that people see as discriminatory, the idea of harassment, homicide clearance rates, the idea that in many of these communities, when people

work the police department and the chief of police, the chief of police is the leader. and will drive that vision of the mayor and the city leaders but it is really about "we," and that is what i want to focus my remarks about. to the community of the city san francisco and the diverse communities make up the great city and what you will find in me i hope is the same person that i've been all my life, a person that will listen to you, will hear you, will take action as appropriate and person that will be fair and be consistent. that is the same thing i like to share with the men and women of the san francisco believe. that is where the work is done one of the hardest parts about the process is i could not reach out to the men and women of the san francisco police department, the men will be working with but starting today that will change, of course, and i am so excited to meet and to get to know the men and women of this police department because what i have seen in my travels and i have met a lot of police departments and been to a last places all around the world the

the police responded to a domestic '4?ñdis on fairview avenue. ey arrived, they found her with severe injuries to the head. she was taken to san francisco general where she died. neighbors are stunned. >> we never had a problem living in this neighborhood yvn before. we've never had any problems. i was shocked to hear what happened.>> reporter: the police say was fredrick tran. dating'7ó her. he was arrei4gd on the suspicion of killing her and is in jail. >> fo1were canvassing the neighborhood for jmñit information. if you have any information, contact the =!e÷police departmep >> the neighbors @<Ñwe talked t did not know the couple but had seen them going in and out of their home. the police are in search of answers. >> they said a crime happened down 0cuthe street. yes if there was screaming and i told him no. i asked my mother-in-law.>> she énot hear anything. >> if this is found to be murdered, it would mark the daily city first homicide !+wof 2016. kron-4 news. >> this homicide key éyçóone dñ after the vigil was held for em. %qñ they say's

john homsocki to the police commission. want to also recognize that we have both candidates that are here in the chamber today. if you have questions for them, please i encourage you to reach out to them and ask them directly. the one question that boils down, have you attended a police commission meeting. that's the number one question. do you know what you're stepping into? are you paying attention, are you at the table or did you wake up and get in the game. thank you. >> supervisor cohen has made a motion, is there a second? >> seconded by supervisor avalos. >> supervisor mar. >> i'll speak against the motion and i appreciate supervisor cohen's passion about the issues that many of us care deeply about. but your fact was wrong about mr. hamasoci. he has been a lawyer since 2008, not for decades. he has had really great experience and i know he's very passionate when i met with him and lots of my close allies support him. when you put his record next to bill hing, julie sue, robert hersh and others we did, and that's what

the police officer, immediately the police officer, immediately the police on patrol reacted to the shootckily, our police officer was not shot fatally and he is now in hospital recovering. the police officers reacted to the shoot out. the person who attacked our police officer was killed. the police officer was killed. the police officers on patrol... the person who was killed... there is absolutely no doubt that the person who was killed was anis amri. the suspect of the attack, the terrorist attack in berlin. i had the chance to speak personally with the police officer. i told to speak personally with the police officer. itold him to speak personally with the police officer. i told him that i hope he gets better soon. the boy is very motivated, he is a extraordinary person. i thanked motivated, he is a extraordinary person. ithanked him motivated, he is a extraordinary person. i thanked him for the professionalism that he demonstrated. for the professionalism that him alongside his colleague had demonstrated. we are talking about an operation that happened at three o'clock in the morni

department needs in the police chief in william scott the deputy chief of the san francisco police department deputy kind of scott a 20-year veteran of lapd during the course the last year's has under gone transforms within the department of justice and with the experience of managing a department taking on similar changes coupled with the progress made under 101 i didn't see leadership i be we have exponentially increased to build the 20 percent police department more quickly and effectively deputy explosive scott seen first hand not only implement a series of reforms but to transform the condition to build the community trust and create a transparent and accountable police department it to starts it's top and deputy chief is up to the task not only has scott helped to usher in reforms but has the operational and administration experience needed to keep our streets safe he's responsible for management and proclamations the la south bureau and responsible for managing four geographic areas and has led more than 17 hundred employees that served nearly seven hundred and plus residents in 57 mil

as well as command staff and it is the police union and the ability to bring the police officers together this is a most important. stamping the leadership in the department and getting the union to understand and appreciate they can't have everything they want and they have the interests at heart. that is a challenge and apparently leading 1200 men in la. and i think the most important thing is that he has had to deal with reform. reform in a department is challenging aspect. lapd was under a consent decree. he had recommendations from the justice department. the question is how does he handle that? implemental them or some of them? with the tough ones and what does he do and what kind of cooperation does he get as well as police chief. >> the union is excited to work with him. the advice as he takes on the roll having been in the bay area for so long and watched other chiefs come and go. what would you say to him? >> listen to your officers and also list tonight community. understand the heart beat of the people that you have to serve in the community and be mindful of what the police o

officers to do a meet and confer with the police officers association it, it is in police officers associationn terms of having the least accountability possible when those processes go forward that shouldn't be in your interests it is a different perspective how to have an audible police department and public safety in terms of not using extensive use of force as well so we just want to strongly recommend because as we are halting those things they have policies that are the old policies that are currently in play we have for example, on the vehicle shootings shooting at vehicles happening about every 8 months in san francisco so you know we really need to move along and have a very strong use of force policy the department of justice is recommending a full ban on shooting at vehicles should be moving forward the other two recommendations is that came from the community groups should be moving forward as well us from the ebs coalition of homelessness interface with police officers we're particularly concerned thank you thank you, ma'am. >> next speaker. good evening and welcome. >> hello, i g

stopped by the police. i don't like getting stopped by the police. knock wrong. >> why were you running then? >> because i'm scared of police. >> why? >> because i've got a lot of people killed by police. >> the next step is to bring the victim of the assault on scene to see if he can make a positive i.d. so apparently the boy who was almost robbed said that this was not one of the guys who tried to rob him. so what will they do now? just check him out? >> we didn't find anything illegal. him just running from the police isn't going to be a crime. so we'll just do a -- we'll get all his information and we'll do a good pedestrian stop on him and it'll be on record now that we stopped him for an investigation. >> what else will be on the record? should anyone question tonight's events. the behavior and actions of these officers, captured in real time by their body cameras. something officer sisca actually welcomes. so do you think that the body cameras have made you change your behavior at all? >> no. i think i needed it honestly. we all have bad days t

the police hope this will help to keep former addicts away from the drug, but in truth it exposes the them. and you have to wonder how long a police force, busy cleansing its own ranks, can keep up this energetic community work. excuse me, sir. the police are also expected to make house calls to check on registered addicts. this is one of the roughest of manila's neighbourhoods. and the police major is doing his rounds, checking whether one—time drug users are slipping back into their old habits. this man is recognised as the husband of a known crystal meth user. "you'd better stay off it", the major warns him. they've already nabbed one couple with a methamphetamine pipe. they're made to march, handcuffed, with the police on a walk of shame through the community. this man was an addict for a year. now he must put up with having his home searched every week. but at least this way he can be reasonably sure of staying alive. how do you know if they're clean or not? if they're still using or not? if we can hear some reports... you talk to the neighbours? yes. back at the police station,

services and dangerous for those in the streets and the police officers the questione have a lot of people coming to the commission and want to help i'm calling out the pollen bar association help us figure out why those people are on the streets and what we can do to help them the police officers at the end of the day they're doing their best and they're not trained but doing that 3 thousand calls for service per month and seven hundred and 8 officers trained with the cit i never thought we'd see seven hundred plus i never thoughts we'd get there thank you, everyone that did that those are incredible numbers we need to do more our officers can do more and want the community to do more i listen to the radio and hear the calls for service no place to take people they are in jail and end up on the case level it is absolutely wrong thank you for your compassion i've heard that compassion but thank you, everyone this is something that i seen evolved as a police commissioner it is something when you put your heads on the pillow we don't how many lives have been saved becau

and even to the public, the police economics is listed on the web side under the police department and that does not give a casual browser, a member of the community to know that the police commission is independent. and even when they make the recommendations it has to go through the poa. the office of the police accountability, they need to be fully staffed, in order to handle the complaints. and it is no doubt that we aren't handling the problems because there are so few complaints that actually get reported. and let alone trickle through, the disciplinary process. >> and so how would you define community policing? >> i define community policing with the officers actually being out there meeting regularly with the community. that the officers actually have more foot patrols and know the community and they were trusted members that they felt that they could have conversation and even if the things did not rise to the level of a crime and just to report, the troubling instances but, in my montra has always been, you could be a good leader if you know about your community, but you coul

the police department responded with the help of vallejo police department arresting michael [inaudible] for the murder of [inaudible] the investigation led to the identity of-from the shooting death of jackson in the morning hours of november 30, 2016 could he was booked for the murder of the san francisco county joe. on the site unit is continuing with that investigation. the next item will be the update on the body worn cameras. the department has completed training in all 10 district station to the topic of money tactical unit 1245 body cameras have an issue. this week and next training will occur for members assigned to 850 bryant st. follow that personnel out of the public safety going. 250 cameras [inaudible] receive their body worn cameras upon successful completion of the field training program to our main issues of an officers familiarizing themselves with the cooperation of the cameras in time now required for the video review of multiple officers report. we've had some challenges with the magnetic attachments releasing the cameras on officers move quickly [inaudible] resisti

attend the police commission meetings. >> not as often as i like i was there at the last police commission i watched a number 6 them from my office that's easier than coming down but i've attended others including the recent board full board and mr. johnson joint meeting and others so i think that - i mean, that's what makes me concerned about the candidates not just you we're in a crisis at a time and certainly i've been there and many of the people that are applying to be on the commission center not been there you in our professionalism definitely have a unique appreciative but i'm evaluating and listening to the folks that want to be is on the mrngs i'm looking for consistency, i'm looking for people that have been there from the beginning i mean yeah mario woods was shot and killed a year ago where was everyone two years ago where were you when the other quadrant homicide and a lot of things that happened and transpired so i'm going to be asking everyone that question not just you, sir because i attend the c

the interior of police. and the general prosecutor from berlin. i would like to give the floor to mr. maher first. event, onea tragic that has affected the entire city of berlin. all of the city of berlin is in shock after what happened last night. our thoughts go to the victims of the families, to the loved ones, and also to the people who were wounded there were too many people hurt. last nightgentlemen, was terrible. i went on site to see what had really happened, and it shook me to my very core. imagine arriving to a place where a few moments earlier people had come together to period andhe holiday to enjoy their time at the christmas market. and thenp in just a few momentse,riod that place turned into a place of suffering. it is very troubling, very difficult to deal with. attacks remember that can occur against our lives, against our freedoms, and that anyone can become victims of it. over the last hour, i have been very touched by the shows of support that i have witnessed in berlin and around the world. mayors inhe other germany have calle

the car that was fleeing the police did not stop. here is video of other cars that it hit further down east capitol street, near the intersection of benning road hitting two other cars. one person had to be taken to the hospital from that accident, but their injuries are not life-threatening. the car that was fleeing the police wou juvenile taken into custody. the police say they cannot tell me if they are looking for anybody else. this all started when police officers saw a vehicle that had been carjacked recently and started chasing it. the police officer lost the vehicle for a time but eventually while it was trying to flee the police it wound up here. the car where the innocent man died is behind me. after the vehicle fling the police kept going, it hit two other cars down benning road. at this hour, we do not know the name of the innocent man who was killed in the one car, and we don't know the name of the juvenile suspect taken into custody. live on east capitol street, tom roussey, abc 7 news. kimberly: a tragedy, tom. breaking

the peninsula. san lleandro police department and the oakland police department and the chp as well. this man hopped the fence add san lleandro towing and took the truck and rammed it through a fence. this is a strange pursuit this morning in the east bay to the peninsula. the driver of that tow truck now in custody. >>> strange is definitely the word for that. thank you. >> maybe an understatement. >> yeah. all right, alex, thank you for that. 6:04. we turn now to a major development this morning it is in deadly truck attack in berlin, germany. the man who was detained may not have been the driver of the tr you can that crashed into a crowd of shoppers that killed 12 people and injured at least 48 others. he has denied any involvement in the crash. germany reports that the true attacker might still be at large. that someone hijacked the truck. the regular driver of the truck was found stabbed and shot to death inside the truck. >> we want to take you to angela merkel paying her respects now to the people. although the investigation is just beginning, president-elect donald trump is

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immediately, the police on patrol reacted to the shoot out. ily our police officer was not shot fatally and he is now in hospital recovering. the police officers reacted to the shoot out. the person who attacked oui’ shoot out. the person who attacked our police officer was killed. the police officer on patrol, the person who was killed, there is absolutely no doubt that the person who was killed is anis amri. he is the suspect of the terrorist attack in berlin. our correspondent bethany bell is in berlin for us. we heard from a government spokesman just 18 minutes ago in berlin. can you be capped what he had to say? he said that they heard the news from the italian authorities that from the italian authorities that from the german side, it was not yet an official confirmation from the german authorities as to the identity of this person, but he said the indications were that it was anis amri who was shot dead in milan. she said the german confirmation would take a bit more time to come through, but it did look very likely that this was the cas

he was found shot dead in the passenger seat. policeman from pakistan who came to germany to seek asylum earlier this year. he was released without charge. the so—called islamic state group claimed the attack, but the person or people behind it are still at large. the director of the bnd, the german security service, warned only two or three weeks' ago that the christmas markets would be a likely target, and it was necessary to be vigilant, so it wasn't as if they hadn't thought this through. the area where this attack took place is not difficult to block off to traffic during a market. it is surprising to me that anyone could get a lorry that close, a big 25 tonne lorry. it looks as if the german police and security services were somewhat slow. last night, berlin's brandenburg gate was lit up in the colours of the german flag. the city's mayor has urged residents to be vigilant, but not lock themselves in their homes while the search for whoever did this continues. catriona renton, bbc news. just to recap on the developing tory in the

attend the police commission meetings. >> not as often as i like i was there at the last police commission i watched a number 6 them from my office that's easier than coming down but i've attended others including the recent board full board and mr. johnson joint meeting and others so i think that - i mean, that's what makes me concerned about the candidates not just you we're in a crisis at a time and certainly i've been there and many of the people that are applying to be on the commission center not been there you in our professionalism definitely have a unique appreciative but i'm evaluating and listening to the folks that want to be is on the mrngs i'm looking for consistency, i'm looking for people that have been there from the beginning i mean yeah mario woods was shot and killed a year ago where was everyone two years ago where were you when the other quadrant homicide and a lot of things that happened and transpired so i'm going to be asking everyone that question not just you, sir because i attend the c

the police say they were in a relationship. the police arrested him. both of them have a 3-year-old son. >>> tonight, one man is in police custody and another is being sought-after a christmas morning is shooting outside of a san francisco nightclub. you see some of the video directly behind me. this is [ j6 outside of the grand nightclub around 2:40 this morning in the district of the city. one of the shots here you can see what appears to be a gun. you can see officers walking down the street with those rifles. the detectives say two men were shot. a man in his middle 20 skpás a 32-year-old. they are expected to be okay. it appears one of the victims tried to break up a fight when he was shot. the police believe one man not knocked one of the victims to the ground and the other was kicked in the head. when we arrived this morning, shell casings scattered all over the place. the entire road was closed off. again, one suspect has bye-bye taken into custody. the other is on the loose. the gang task force is investigating this case. the names of the suspe

the police found the surveillance video. by working with metro transit police, they found out something else. >> he had been using a specific metro transit card. to been tracking that card over the last 30 days and monday they hit pay dirt. >> they tracked him to landover. tom: the police arrested him and now had a name to go with the video. did they have the right man? >> through the video evidence and working with our survivor, we were able to tell the person we had on video was are suspect. mendoza is charged with assault with intent commit first-degree sexual abuse while armed for what happened about a month ago at this hotel. live in northwest, tom roussey, abc 7 news. michelle: tom, thanks. d.c. police want you to see the surveillance video that they hope will catch the driver in a fatal hit-and-run. video struck and killed a woman monday. the woman, who is deaf, was trying to cross in the crosswalk in columbia heights. the police want to hear from you if you know this suv. and news about the mother hit by car tuesday a

lot of people in san francisco, and within the police officers union. tt, with more than 20 years experience in the l.a.p.d., african-american to head the san francisco police department. scott, long-time veteran, served in gang task force and led the southwest division of the police department, which is interestingly enough, even bigger than san francisco in terms of square miles. i think what the mayor was looking for is scott's career in professional services. that's the part of the department that implements police reforms, and that's where san francisco has had its key challenges. recall the shooting of mario woods set off a chain reak of protests in san francisco over police reforms. then after another shooting, that led to the resignation of the police chief. it's all about use of force, when to shoot, when not to shoot. it is currently still a debate between the department and police officers association. so the incoming chief will certainly have his hands full. >> and this is a surprise to people, scott's hiring, because tony chaplain has been a

the police are asking for your help. you have any information regarding this case, you are urged to give them a call. that is the very latest, live from suit one. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. lindsey: a wild pursuit on the beltway that started in fairfax county and ended near route one in alexandria. virginia state police a a trooper pulled over a woman in a honda for speeding just the four 10 a.m. -- just before 10 a.m. the woman gave the trooper false information and when questioned about it sped off. troopers tried to box her in, but she sped up to 113 miles per hour and rammed the vat -- the back of the trooper's vehicle. she got out and ran but was chased down. her car meantime caught fire. repair work continuing nearly 18 hours after a water main break in kensington. the 20 inch water main on university boulevard broke a little before 1 a.m. near st. paul street. there were several bigpuddles and cre ws treated the roadways because the water started to freeze. several roadways near university will remain closed as the

the san francisco police officers association frustrated about the process for the new police chief. the mayor ed lee did not tell them ahead of time that he was picking los angeles deputy chief bill scott. the union chief had thrown in its support to tony chaplin. the union sent a message to his 2300 members accusing the mayor of picking the chief in secret and says he turned his bank -- is back on the rank-and-file. >>> the san francisco police will mark the 10th anniversary of the fatal shooting of the officer he was shot on december 22 the officer he was shot on december 22, 2006. they were in pursuit of a suspect that escape from a correctional facility the suspect into the grudge of a home and opened fire when officers moved in. another officer returned fire killing the suspect. anyone who wishes to pay tribute to the officer that was killed can visit the police station tonight. >>> city of oakland is still searching for their police chief. the city officials say the search will continue into 2017 oakland had three police chiefs the former chief resigned and two successors faile