and in working for the chief and the police officers association. have already established a six-year hiring plan. many cities across the country haven't figured out how to do that. we have did so. this january i was so proud to see 43 additional officers graduate from the police academy. how long ago have we seen that happen. we are investing in you, the police department. because we know that if we have a successful police department, one that is growing, and one that incurs faith and confidence from residents and friends and businesses. we will be that much more successful. it's my personal pleasure to join you today. i have a couple of officers i get to pin. they have sacrificed their time working with me on the security detail. they had get used to some weird things i had to do. whether it was eating chinese food and cheese cake at the same time. or trying to handle the very high levels of meetings i was required to attend. they were very forthright in their jobs and duties. and i have yet to get the pie in the face. you got to history for that

the municipal executives association, mea, the fire fighters local 798, the police officers association, the alliance for jobs and sustainable growth, the san francisco chamber of commerce, our council of district merchants, as well as protect our benefits which is the reorganization here in the city and county of san francisco that continues to advocate for retirees here in the city. special thanks to mayor lee of his endorsement of this measure. there are a number of people that worked very, very hard over the past six months on this measure and i want to take a moment to thank them. first of all, my staff, [speaker not understood], kathrin, stephanie, margaret who spent countless hours on this and will continue to do so i imagine. our controller ben rosenfield and his staff who spent a ton of time on this with me and in meetings. mickey callahan and her staff in particular martin and emilie, and dhr for all of their hard work. our mayor's budget director kate howard who in the midst of budget season continued to spend a ton of time on this issue. and the dozens of labor and business

association of chiefs of police. we also the prince george's county police, chief macaw represent the international association of chiefs of police. with washington, d.c. metropolitan police department command staff representative of chief captain landry. we have a park police chief john evans, prince william county police chief stephen hudson. we are the maryland state police represented by commander david wirral on behalf of superintendent marcus bent up with that i will turn it over to senator coons. >> thank you, madam chair the and i, too, am pleased you about the support for the nominee from the fob and many other police and professional law-enforcement organizations. mr. delery, thank you for your presence here today. i look forward to your service. forgiving but my question also focus on acting director jones. i suspected that a more comfortable confirmation hearing then perhaps you might have stated i would not a mr. delery's young sons have been attentive to the entire questioning of mr. jones. most appreciated spectac

police officers have lost their battle for a raise at laeft for the time being and arbitration judge sided with officials and decide against giving officers a pay restoration. the police officer association wanted to restore cuts made to wages in 2011. rule sgt first under the new arbitration rules established under measure v passed in 2010. under v a judge appointed to decide a bargaining commute zpoout. >> -- dispute. >> another record setting session on wall street. stocks got a boost after the central bank would keep pumping money into the economy. the dow surged 161 points. s & p is up more than 17% since january. tech-heavy nasdaq added 57 points. >> still to come employees weigh in on the job that yahoo ceo is doing. >> and from michael finney, the safety features to look for when picking a car for that new teen driver in the family. >> also here big change that could be coming for fertility research in california z why every swun now watching the governor. >> i'm sandhya patel. we lost a few more degrees today. when will we gain them back? i'll have a look at the >>> a tall tree fell across three lanes of southbound 101 in sausalito today. one driver couldn't avoid hitting it and

commissioner was he highlighted in the car at the pride parade on behalf of the department i want to thank police department association we sat with the police department and part of the fess tilts and the pride alliance officers welcome me and be grateful for the commissioners leadership and finding a role for all of us thank you >> commissioner. >> in this report, i was at the place of the firearm event it was really the whole city was there to celebrate. i was extremely proud to see our commissioner here inducted into the hall. it was great to see senator feinstein there and they talked into the night. as i could tell that gun prevention was not a short-term thing for them. i left that dinner and felt great about it. i was quite impressed >> and we went to the driving training that happened i don't know what you call it. >> the training and i know the department lacks the fancy equipment so i was surprised when i went to the county i won't say which room but it's coming from our posts it's big equipment it trains you how to drive in those complicated situations pr we got is a great presentation from the commissioner

commissioner was he highlighted in the car at the pride parade on behalf of the department i want to thank police department association we sat with the police department and part of the fess tilts and the pride alliance officers welcome me and be grateful for the commissioners leadership and finding a role for all of us thank you >> commissioner. >> in this report, i was at the place of the firearm event it was really the whole city was there to celebrate. i was extremely proud to see our commissioner here inducted into the hall. it was great to see senator feinstein there and they talked into the night. as i could tell that gun prevention was not a short-term thing for them. i left that dinner and felt great about it. i was quite impressed >> and we went to the

the time it's over, they could find more bodies. >>> it could trigger another exit of experienced police officers in san jose. the police officers association's arbitration battle with the city. they were fighting over salary and retirement benefits. sources say the ruling means a cap on cashing out on a crude vacation and a cap on cashing out on sick time and means officers will not get back the 10% in pay they had previously given up to help the city balance books. >> it will hurt, and i'm just hoping it doesn't hurt for a long time that people. it becomes acceptable to be an average department. >> the city manager's office confirms the verdict is in but can't comment on the specifics. the city charter prohibits public disclosure for ten days. both sides can negotiate a better deal. >>> one of the biggest junior colleges in the country faces an uncertain future tonight. city college of san francisco will lose it's accreditation in july of next year. that drastic decision was handed down today by the accrediting commission for junior colleges. city college failed to fix financial and educational deficiencies. the school plans to appeal. in

two million dollars settlement from fairfax county paid for by the residents along with a warning statement by police about the risks associated with betting pools but something tells me that you might be executed if you gamble wasn't included in that note so i guess it's business as usual police grossly overstepping their bounds a man is dead and you the taxpayer is left to clean up the mess. and that's a wrap for us here in d.c. today you guys have a great night thanks for watching and we'll be right back here tomorrow. i've seen the perception of the cross many to. i'm spoiled it doesn't matter if there's snow a heat wave or hail stones from people keep on going i don't expect anything i just want i told myself i keep on going as long as my heart told me to watch that's all i wanted at the moment. i have send so mind she's seen i'm carrying these sayings on my shoulder. do you want me to put a bandage shared you know that's fine a lot of people were so exhausted they could barely walk their feet hurt and some of them fainted with the evacuee three to wanted to keep going i don't know what tomorrow will bring. i. will. speak

i think the consequences of this problem with the police department is very serious. >> reporter: as president of the willow glen neighborhood association richard says he echoes the worries of all similar groups in the city. >> very concerned about the fact that our police department is shorthanded right now. we have a lot of problems in willow glen right now. >> reporter: tom hates seeing the glory days gone, days when there was a shine on the badge. tonight the decorated veteran worries about what losing this battle will do to that shine. both sides can agree to extend that ten-day waiting period. if that does not happen this verdict becomes binding, if you will, on july 11, beginning at 2:00 p.m. live at police headquarters in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> request denied. a panel of federal judges rejected a plea from governor brown. they wanted to delay the order to release 10,000 inmates by the end of the year. it's the latest development on a legal battle to increase medical care for inmates. if the court doesn't intervene the state says it will begin freeing inmates to comply with the lower court's order. gove

when he reached out to the police benevolent association for help finding a lawyer and other guidance they basically told him that they weren't surprised that officers being fired for speaking out against quotas happens all the time. name further proof that quotas are very real in louisiana prosecutors have filed charges against henderson's police chief and assistant in the leg the legal quota system that offered officers fifteen dollars per traffic ticket along the highway if the officers manage to issue to take it an hour. in an e-mail this month the atlanta police union president wrote the mayor has designated traffic court and ticket revenue for future pay increases in other words the more money you bring in through take it the more you can get paid. defendants and quotas say that they are supposed to encourage productivity but what they really do is encourage officers to act unlawfully to find offenses where they don't exist to actually make up crime that's the opposite of what cops are supposed to do well done society quotas pervert the police and justice system beyond any sense

police officers won't get the 10% raise they were asking for. an arbitrator decided they won't get anymore money. the police officers association stays officers deserve the raises after taking voluntary pay cuts two years ago when the city was having -- >> i don't know how many officers have to leave this department. >> i know we lost good officers that have resigned or retired. >> the city is offering a separate deal that includes a 2.5% raise and a bonus for staying with the department. the union says that still wouldn't make san jose competitive with other agencies. >>> a federal civil rights agency is investigating allegations of sexual assault and harassment alto ghschool. they have opened an investigation into allegations that the school did not respond quickly enough to report a sexual assault victim is being harassed at school. a parents group has accused the school district of failing to in fact the claims in the article. >>> ferry riders could start paying to park at terminal next year. today the golden gate bridge district is expected to approve the plan to charge between $2-5 do park at the terminal for 24 hours. th

the two employees went to investigate, they were shot to death. police say they are still looking for the second man blew will n -- but will not say feif he is suspect. >>> the san jose police officers association lost its arbitration bat with the city. we are told the ruling means a cap on cashing out accrued vacation and sick time. it also means the officers won't give back the 10% in pay they gave up to help the city balance its books. the city manager's office confirm there is a verdict but cannot come on the specifics. the city charter prevents public disclosure for ten days so the two sides can possibly negotiate a better deal. >>> as you get ready to celebrate the fourth of july, or maybe you are already midstride there, a brand new warning about certain types of sunscreen. we will let you know what the fda is telling to you watch out for. >>> could he possibly do it for a seventh straight year? >> go, joey. >> how many hot dogs joey "the jaws" chestnut chowed down in nathan's contest. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. then we deliver it directly to you. >>> as expected, a very quiet day on wall street, everybody has

the smoke. >>> arbitrator rejected a request by san jose police officers for a pay raise. the police officers associationuld say the raise will make up for the voluntary pay cut. we should learn more in a few minutes for the search for an oakland toddler. oakland police are scheduled to hold a news conference at 7:00 a.m.. katie utehs is live at oakland police headquarters with what the mother of the missing is saying. katie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, brian. we do hope to learn more details about the case at that 7:00 a.m. scheduled press conference. however at this point we do know that john webb is in jail on child endangerment charges. at this point police have not said he's a suspect in the missing person's case. and as of last night, they still consider this a missing person's case. we did speak with daphne's mother. she is standing by her husband. >> some people asked me how come i'm not angry at him. that will not help bring daphne back >> reporter: she hopes additional photos will spark someone's memory. we do know the girl's father john webb reported her missing wednesday morning

we learned that the police officer associations annual picnic this weekend has been called off, all because the department does not want to be caught off guard by protesters again. you remember this saturday the zimmerman verdict came down and protests flared in the streets. last night the oakland city council demanded to know why the chief did not see that coming. it was chalked up to an intelligence failure. he said they expected a big protest on sunday after the big verdict. they put a plan in place for that, but they did not anticipate violence saturday aftern now,sunday, officers wer prepared, but then again, officers seemed behind sided when demonstrators marched onto i80. a protester with a hammer attacked -- with a hammer. we know they will be ramping up efforts to ramp up social media better. the force is severely understaffed and it will cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. oakland police say they want to avoid another out of control protest. live from oakland, i'm tara moriarty, channel 2 news. >>> some oakland students are victims of the violent protests. they usually go to sc

, for eternal order of police and the atf association to name a few. given the atf's role in investigating crime insurance incidents like the marathon bombing, this should be a top priority for the united states senate to have a permanent director of the atf. doesn't make sense for the director to serve in temporary capacity and yet there has never been a permanent director in place since 2006 when it became the senate confirmed position. i think that is wrong. something is wrong when the senate fails to confirm the head of an agency for seven years. sanding is wrong when we have atf agents on the front lines of major investigations like the boston marathon bombing while victims lay dismembered in a hospital, agents were on the front lines figuring out who did it and what happened and yet the senate will not confirm a permanent leader of this agency. seems some members of the senate don't want to have atf the benefit of a confirmed director of so for all the concerns raised about the atf some of them very legitimate confirming a full-tim

the police officers association has even canceled its yearly picnic so everyone can be available justcase these demonstrations turn violent. live in oakland, i'm tara moriarty, channel 2 news. >> a man from antioch charged with murder in the deadly attack in the san francisco jewelry store is due to face a judge later today. barry bernard white is expected to be arraigned on 16 felony counts, including murder, attempted murder, assault on a police officer, and possessing an assault rifle. prosecutors say white killed to female employeesen side the jewelry mart and critically wounded the shop owner. an alert is now being issued to some people in san mateo county. someone has recently been peeping into homes. ktvu's brian flores is in san carlos telling us about this warning this particular to women. brian? >> reporter: dave, good morning. we've tried contacting the san mateo county sheriff's department on any recent developments, but we've yet to hear back this morning. in the meantime, they issued a press release last night saying there was at least one peeping tom incident last night

two million dollars settlement from fairfax county paid for by the residents along with a warning statement by police about the risks associatedwith betting pools but something tells me that you might be executed if you gamble wasn't included in that note so i guess it's business as usual police grossly overstepping their bounds a man is dead and you the taxpayer is left to clean up the mess. and that's a wrap for us here in d.c. today you guys have a great night thanks for watching we'll see you right back here tomorrow. download the show location so. stream quality and enjoy your favorites from. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. for. iraq. coming up on. crime. watch. the video might be shocking but it's simply a ploy used by us police offices. filming with their own cameras they inform this woman. being killed they want to gauge her reactions as they suspect she may have hired a hit man to murder a spouse. who can look at that. in fact no killing has taken place and the police have made up the story to try and confuse done. what they wa

he brings the responsibility of bringing a gun to the situation, disobeying the police, disobeying the homeowner's associationthey've done a very good job and they're close to an acquittal. >> do you think he's going to be acquitted or found guilty of perhaps manslaughter? >> i think there's a possibility of manslaughter because of the way this thing began and because of what i just said. zimmerman chose to bring a gun with him, zimmerman chose to ignore the police, zimmerman has been caught in some inconsistency. but because the defense has done such a good job hereby could be acquitted. >> do you think the defense did a good job by not having him testify? >> oh, he made the right decision. if they had not played his statements from the beginning, zimmerman would have had to take stand and they would have gotten everything in. we'll see if it was a good decision for them to put the statements in and force george zimmerman to the to testify. >> sunny hostin, final thoughts? >> i think the defense has enough for a second degree conviction. will they convict? i'm not sure. i'm waiting to see what the defense wi

two million dollar settlement from fairfax county paid for by the residents along with a warning statement by police about the risks associatedwith betting pools but something tells me that you might be executed if you gamble wasn't included in that note so i guess it's business as usual police grossly overstepping their bounds a man is dead and you the taxpayer is left to clean up the mess. and that's a wrap for us here in d.c. today you guys have a great night thanks for watching and we'll see you right back here tomorrow. when the great spade blind to what is happening in their country. the american dream is disappearing. the houses with gardens are laid down. the poor are left hopeless the streets are full of angry crowds that are fighting against. the storm the american dream. kenya. syria and reversed momentum rebels are now killing one another in alienating the people they claim they're fighting for the assad regime has regained lost ground and is on the offensive in the meantime western powers are showing we lucked into providing arms to the rebels is it now time to consider a process to stop the violence and talk pea

two million dollars settlement from fairfax county paid for by the residents along with a warning statement by police about the risks associatedwith betting pools but something tells me that you might be executed if you gamble wasn't included in that note so i guess it's business as usual police grossly overstepping their bounds a man is dead and you the taxpayer is left to clean up the mess. and that's a wrap for us here in d.c. today you guys have a great night thanks for watching and we'll be right back here tomorrow. speak your language just click click programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world's hot spots the v.i.p.'s interviews intriguing story for use. in trying. to find out more visit our big dog all teeth dog called. play. play. play. play. play. play. play. play. play play play. i play. cut cut. cut . a life sentence looms for u.s. army private bradley manning after a judge of holds a charge that he ate of the enemy blasted by documents a washington faces an uphill struggle in its war on whistleblowers. russian anti-corruption blogger ali sina vali sentenced to five years

two million dollars settlement from fairfax county paid for by the residents along with a warning statement by police about the risks associated with betting pools but something tells me that you might be executed if you gamble wasn't included in that note so i guess it's business as usual police grossly overstepping their bounds a man is dead and you the taxpayer is left to clean up the mess. and that's a wrap for us here in d.c. today you guys have a great night thanks for watching we'll see you right back here tomorrow. wealthy british stock. market. can. find out what's really happening to the global economy. for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser report. will include the. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've. covered. is it possible to now the economy with all the details to stick in misinformation and media hype will keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream stating it's in your ranks. well i'm going to washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture in the wake of the george zimmerman not guilty verdict the american le

i want to thank all the labor organizations that have endorsed this and the employees association and the local 798 and the police officers organizations. and again special thanks to to marry lee for emphasis endorsement as well. i want to thank my staff our controller and his staff and mickey cal had an and the budget director and the dozens of labor folks who came in together. i am confident that the folks in san francisco will support this and set united states in sound financial footing into the future >> thank you supervisor. >> thank you, mr. president, i want to thank supervisor farrell and i'd like to be added as a co- sponsor. >> inspire. i think there was some people 3 were concerned when the supervisor left the board we still had supervisors that were truly minding the story open those unisex i didn't critical around pensions and health care by itself it's not the sexiest work but i want to thank and recognize supervisor farrell for doing this arrest doing it in an undramatic way some past efforts around the pension issues have been a really big cumbersome process. i wasn't sure show you this would end

. >> sergeant murphy and i and dana pullman, the state police association are waiting to hear from the state police. but we do have a meeting at headquarters tomorrow with the sergeant and, at that point, i assume we'll be enlightened. >> so, if the worst happens and sergeant murphy is fired, do you think he'll still think this was worth it? >> without question. sergeant murphy is a veteran and he knew what he was doing and he told me last night that, you know, the blood inside of him is state police blue, but he bleeds red and he was bleeding for these victims and that he understood that there might be ramifications, but he thought it had to be done and it has a accomplished what he wanted. >> leonard, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> any time, take care. >> you, too. >>> still ahead in "newsroom" the crowd grows and anticipation builds at buckingham palace. she has been in labor for nine hours now. we're watching. we'll be right back. american success story," "that starts with one of the world's most advanced distribution systems," "and one of the most effi

the crash scene. >>> san a hose police police police officers not get the 10% raise they were asking for. they rejected the request and said they will not get anymore money. the police officers association said officers deserve the raises after taking voluntary pay cuts two years ago when the city was having financial problems. several police officers have reare tired and at least one resigned -- retired and at least one resigned after the decision was announced. >> i don't know how many officers need to leave this department until the city leadership wakes up. >> we have lost good officers that have resigned or retired. >>> the city is is offering is separate deal that includes a 2 1/2 percent raise and a e bonus bonus -- and a bonus for staying with the department. the union says that won't make san jose competitive with other agencies. >>> a sex crime detective has been arrested for the same type of crime he investigates. tony fregger is charged with soliciting and receiving sexually explicit photos from an underage girl he met online. he worked for san jose's sex crime unit for three years ago and was responsible for investigating sex crimes involving minors. prosecutors say fregger

the second man but will not say if he is a suspect. >>> store write you will only see on nbc bay area. several sources tell us police officers of the association lost his ash ration battle with the city. we are told the ruling means a cap on cashing out accrued vacation and sick time. it also means that the officers will not give back the 10% in pay they gave up to help the city balance the books. city managers office confirmed there is a verdict but can not comment on the specifics. city charter prevents public disclosure for ten days so the would sides can possibly negotiate a better deal. >>> time now is 4:41. coming up, the investigation into murder charges against former patriots player aaron hernandez. turns up a secret apartment. this one is gets more interesting and more bizarre as we go along. police found inside that secret apartment coming up. >>> as you get ready to celebrate the fourth, a new warning this morning about certain types of sunscreen. what the fda is telling you to watch out for. >>> strike up the band and get ready for the fourth of july. number of cities right here in the bay area celebrating the independence day wit

the police chief wants to be prepared. the police officers' associationanceled their annual picnic so the officers can be available in case violence turns up again. >>> some young oakland kids are victims of the violence. one of the buildings at the schools were vandalized. now the small children can attend classes across town or stay home. parents say they understand protesting but not violence. >> crews are cleaning up. >>> a peeping tom is on the loose. brian flores has more. >> reporter: we're expected to hear back from the san mateo county sheriff's office with more information. they did issue out a press release earlier this week describing at least one peeping tom incident. it happened on laurel street here in san carlos. we've also learned of a second incident that happened around the same time. again this peeping tom responsible for at least two incidents in the past week. both incidents happened at residential locations, one again off the 300 block off laurel street. the second incident happened in north san carlos. officials say a woman reporte

the san jose police officers' association one of several unions suing to block the measure.kers to pay more into their pensions. it could be months before a judge issues a ruling. >>> right now, 8:36 back to stall. hopefully, no big problems right now. >>> you know, nothing major except for 101. we have an been talking about that all -- we've been talking about that all morning. on willow avenue. we had the truck accident. two vehicles ended up being overturned. they are still waiting for one of the vehicles to be put up on a tow truck. the latest, they should be opening it close to 9:00 but the damage is done. 101 is just a huge mess. use 208 as an alternate route. 101 through redwood city, palo alto and mountain view, northbound and southbound very slow. let's take a look at 80 westbound. that traffic is moderately heavy coming out to a relatively uncrowded bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up for a short way here. maybe a five-minute delay before you make it on the -- osh the bridge -- on the brick. let's go to steve. >>> some clouds and sun. most of the clouds are dow

the medical center. danny is the associate director for the serial neeb breet program for the city of san diego. and san francisco chief of police. gary is a psychiatrist and laura's law advocate and eduardo vega of the mental health association of san francisco. let me start by opposing a question to karen chen from the public defenders office. karen, can you -- how about if you start by giving us an overview of how the city handles this conflict between treatment and civil liberties. >> an involuntary hold starts in san francisco when a peace officer or a clinician makes the determination that the person is due to a mental disorder, is a danger to others or danger to self or gravely disabled. gravely disabled means that person does not have the ability to provide for basic needs such as food, clothing and shelter. and the legal representation starts in most cases the first 3 days of the involuntary hold during the initial psychiatric evaluation and then the legal representation also continues with if the person is asked to be stayed or referred for further treatment up to 14 days. during this phase, the attorneys will represen