sleep at night when the blood of your own citizens is running in the street because the police officer's association is preventing the needed reforms that must be implemented for the san francisco police department. i want to go on record and say we are not anti-police. we believe that police have one of the most difficult jobs in america, and we believe that in order for their jobs to be better, there needs to be an increase in public trust, but there can be no public trust if negotiations are done in the dark and the voices of the community are not at the table. i'm praying, and i'm hoping, as we enter into and part of this lent season, remember that jesus was crucified and killed by corrupt cops. don't allow this to continue to happen in your city on your watch because, check this out, when voting comes up and you don't move on behalf of the community, you will be voted out, and people will be put in place to negotiate something that's fair for its citizens of san francisco. thank you for this opportunity. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm j

and we had to sit down with the police officers association, by rule, and meet and confer on this processbecause it impact the membership of the police department. that's in process and we have to go through that. as i said, what i think we all want is fairness. we can't -- there are the best recommendations in the world, but it has to be done fairly. we're doing that, following the rules, and then we'll see how it comes out. but it's our intention to do everything we can to implement the recommendations. to the other part of your question, what remains to be done? there is a lot of work that that remains to be done. accountability is one of the five findings we have to work on. over half of those recommendations still need to be implemented. the finding that we've done the worst -- not the best in terms of implementation is use of force. over half of those recommendations are in the process of being implemented, so we really are pleased with that. but there is, i mean, each category has significant recommendations. one of the recommendations is to what supervisor cohen mentioned, the rev

officers must attend and procedural justice is an important recommendation because it goes not only externally, it's about fairness. it's internal. and with the people standing on the wall, the command staff, the police officers association, i think what we're all looking for is fairness. fair innocence the way we police, in the way we run the department and the procedural training will help us get there. we've dedicated new units, that really their job is to listen to the community. we instituted a community engagement division. our captains of our districts do a great job in doing that very thing, listening to the community, but one of the recommendations was that the department needed a more robust structure. so this process is institutionize and we've seen good results. we're also focused on accountability and we're demonstrating that through the use of a body cameras. body cameras is a whole new dimension that opens up a world that we didn't have in terms of accountability and transparency. i'm very proud with the work that has been done on body cameras, because for a department this size to implement that policy and equipment as quickly as it did, that's astounding. although there are things to improve, it helps ou

the officer and his accomperous that were down on the ground. >> reporter: the driver then pulls forward and hits them again. all three suspects were arrested and face felony charges for attempted homicide. meanwhile, the police officers association is criticizing the use of force policy which prohibits officers from firing at a suspect in a moving a vehicle. >>> a family is in mourning tonight after a missing dog was found dead, his legs tied with rope. rex ran away from home. yesterday police found him dead. the family says someone had had tied his feet and threw him out of a window while driving on the highway. they have not released any details. >>> residents are finally back in their homes tonight after a tree fell and ruptured a national gas line in newark. it forced a town house complex to be evacuated late this afternoon. above the scene near cherry street as pg&e crews made repairs. >> reporter: a chp officer is out of the hospital. they tweeted him leaving the hospital. his legs were crushed in the crash. since then he's undergone what his colleagues call a grueling physical therapy schedule. he hopes to make a full recovery and return to work. his colleagues were there to greet him as he left the hosostoday. >>> turnin

the officer and his accomperous that were down on the ground. >> reporter: the driver then pulls forward and hits them again. all three suspects were arrested and face felony charges for attempted homicide. meanwhile, the police officers association is criticizing the use of force policy which prohibits officers from firing at a suspect in a moving a vehicle. >>> a family is in mourning tonight after a missing dog was found dead, his legs tied with rope. rex ran away from home. yesterday police found him dead. the family says someone had had tied his feet and threw him out of a window while driving on the highway. they have not released any details. >>> residents are finally back in their homes tonight after a tree fell and ruptured a national gas line in newark. it forced a town house complex to be evacuated late this afternoon. above the scene near cherry street as pg&e crews made repairs. >> reporter: a chp officer is out of the hospital. they tweeted him leaving the hospital. his legs were crushed in the crash. since then he's undergone what his colleagues call a grueling physical therapy schedule. he hopes to make a full recovery and return to work. his colleagues were there to greet him as he left the hosostoday. >>> turnin

can see the car hitting a bump as it runs over the downed officer and the suspect accomplice a second time. the san francisco police officers association said in a statement the video shows clear and deliberate assault on officers that rises to the level of attempted murder. president tells me it's outrageous that the police commission as a policy prohibiting officers from firing at a suspect in a moving vehicle. officers showed great restraint in not having that type of force even though it's a deadly situation. took after the encounter with police the suspect driver crashed into another vehicle about half a mile away. all three suspects have been arrested and police say they are men from san francisco ages 19, 23 and 25. police said they are still investigating whether they are responsible for other auto break-ins. but this happens all the time i don't leave anything in my car >> reporter: this woman said her car has been broken into more than a dozen times. the alamo square area. the most recent a month ago >> i'm not angry about it. it's just something i have to deal with when you live in the city. took the president of the san fra

the officers did show great restraint in not having that type of force, be even though this is a very deadly situation. >> while the police department calls it restraint, the police officers association calls the use of force policy dangerous. and is demanding change, saying in a statement, quote, it is outrageous that the policy imposed on our officers by the police commission prohibits us from protecting our own lives by firing at a suspect in a moving vehicle who is trying to kill us. the police commissioner says officers can fire into a car, if there is a threat of injury or death. >>> now to a story you will only see on nbc bay area. police are investigating a despicable crime, a case of animal cruelty. the victim, this 18-month-old puppy named rex. someone threw this dog out of a moving car on i-80. it started thursday when the dog's owner was away at a funeral. she says a family friend went to her home and rex escaped. monica anderson and eric gow were witnesses when the dog was thrown from the car. >> the vehicle had basically slowed down in front of us, kind of, threw the puppy out the window, and then just sped off. then we heard it yell, and so we backed up. >> a cute litt

commissioner hing, for the purposes of engaging in the meet and confer process with the police officer's association -- [ roll call. ] >> the motion passes, 6-0. >> thank you, everybody. >> thank you. >> great job. please call the next line item. >> item 6, general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda, but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speaker shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department or dpa personnel. under police commission rules of order during public comment, neither police or dpa personnel nor commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by the public but may provide a brief response. individual commissioners and police and dpa personnel should refrain however from entering into any debates or discussion with speakers during public comment. please limit your comments to two minutes. any further public comment? ace is not here, so hearing none, public comment is now closed. >> i'm back again. i'

police arrested all three suspects. everyone survived the incident no shots were fired. >> officers showed restraint even though this was a deadly situation. >> reporter: the police officer's association calls the department's use of force policy dangerous and is calling for change saying in a statement, it is outrageous that the policy imposed on our officers by the police commission prohibits up from protecting our own lives. police commissioner says officers can fire into a car if there is a threat of death or injury. >> reporter: police say the officer that was run over wis recovering at home and the suspect is still in the hospital recovering from crushing-type injuries. jean elle nbc bay area news. >>> the coast guard serving in san mateo county, the hull of a boat and five life jackets were found floating in the water. no word if it's a fishing or recreational boat. we will follow the story through the night into the morning newscast. >>> a crime witnessed by a young couple. the victim this 18 month old puppy named rex. someone threw the dog out of a moving car and police are investing the case of animal cruelty. cheryl hurd is live with the story. >> reporter: you don't have t

the officers did show great restraint in not having that type of force, even though this is a very deadly situation. >> while the police department called it restraint, the police officers association calls the use of force policy dangerous, and is demanding change, saying in a statement, quote, it is outrageous the policy imposed on our officers, by the police commission, prohibits us from protecting our own lives by firing at a suspect in a moving vehicle who is trying to kill us. the police commissioner says officers can fire into a car if there is a threat of injury or death. >>> at 5:59, coming up on "today in the bay," bay area football fans hit with a dose of reality as they arrive in minnesota for the super bowl. boy, we'll have a look at that, plus all your top stories and weather coming up at 7:00. we hope you join us. right now, back to the "today" show. >>> we are back on this saturday morning. february 3rd, 2018. a very chilly morning here in minneapolis. of course, the snow has started to fall as well. nonetheless, we will get outside in a few moments to say hello to our friends who are breathing the elements who came out to say hello to us. >> we missed you in new yo

the other case today, a san francisco police officer was run over by a fleeing suspect, as i said. san francisco rules say officers cannot fire on moving vehicles. the president of the police officer's association says today's case proves that use of force policy must be changed. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has the details of what happened. >> reporter: moments after aaron g and her family arrived in san francisco her husband saw the rental car near almow square broken into. >> he was a binocular looking back to our car making sure where we parked. he saw some people looking into our car and took hammer out and smash the window. >> reporter: the san francisco police officers with northern station were conducting surveillance in the area. in an undercover officer this bicycle attempted to detain the person breaking into the rental car when the driver in a nearby car. >> rammed the officer. and in doing so also ran over one of the suspects. >> sound like a car hit another car and i looked over and i see car flying up in the air with a guy rolling out from under it. >> the officer has non-life threatening injuries. police say the suspect condition is unclear. >> i think it's just madness.

the suspects struck the officer with a car while trying to escape. the officer suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. the police association says the use of force policy is to blame. association president martin hal owe way writes, it is so frustrating to s.f.p.d. officers that our use of force policy prohibits us from shooting at a suspect in a vehicle even if that suspect is trying to kill or seriously injure innocent civilians or our officers. in october, officer suffered a critical head injury after being hit while on bike patrol. the use of force policy was changed in 2016 after a series of officer-involved shootings. >>> another law enforcement officer was struck by a car today in the bay area. abc7 news was in hayward where an alameda county sheriff motorcycle deputy was trying to pullover a driver for speeding when the suspect switched his car into reverse and hit the deputy before driving off. the deputy fired his weapon at the suspect, although it is unknown if the suspect was actually hit and that person is still on the loose. >> students, staff and parents at libert high school in brentwood tonight are mourning

the suspects struck the officer with a car while trying to escape. the officer suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. the police association says the use of force policy is to blame. association president martin hal owe way writes, it is so frustrating to s.f.p.d. officers that our use of force policy prohibits us from shooting at a suspect in a vehicle even if that suspect is trying to kill or seriously injure innocent civilians or our officers. in october, officer suffered a critical head injury after being hit while on bike patrol. the use of force policy was changed in 2016 after a series of officer-involved shootings. >>> another law enforcement officer was struck by a car today in the bay area. abc7 news was in hayward where an alameda county sheriff motorcycle deputy was trying to pullover a driver for speeding when the suspect switched his car into reverse and hit the deputy before driving off. the deputy fired his weapon at the suspect, although it is unknown if the suspect was actually hit and that person is still on the loose. >> students, staff and parents at libert high school in brentwood tonight are mourning

as it runs over the downed officer and the accomplice a second time. the san francisco police officers association said in a statement the video shows a clear and deliberate assault on the officer that rises to the level of attempted murder. the president tells me it is outrageous the police commission has imposed a policy prohibiting officers from firing at a suspect in a moving vehicle. >>> the officer showed great restraint in not having that force. even though this is a deadly situation.>> reporter: after the encounter the suspect crashed into another vehicle a half-mile away. all three suspects have been arrested. they are men from san francisco. ages 19, 23 and 25. there -- they are still investigating whether they are responsible for other auto break-ins.>> this woman said her car has been broken into more than a dozen times in the alamo square area. the most recent a month ago.>> i'm not super angry about it. it is just something i feel like you have to deal with when you live in the city.>> reporter: police say the injured officer was treated and released last night. the police union pres

the other case today, a san francisco police officer was run over by a fleeing suspect. san francisco rules say officers cannot fire on moving vehicles. the president of the police officer's association says today's case proves that use of force policy must be changed. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has details on exactly what happened. >> reporter: moments after erin gee and her family arrived, they saw their car being broken into. >> he was looking back to our car, trying to make sure where we parked. then he saw some people looking into our car and took hammer out and snatchmashed the windows. >> reporter: san francisco police officers were conducting surveillance in the area. they attempted to detain the person breaking into the rental car when a driver in a nearby car -- >> rammed the officer and also ran over one of the suspects. >> sounded like a car hit another car. i look over, see the car up in the air with the guy rolling out from under it. >> reporter: the suspect's condition is unclear. >> we think it's just madness. >> reporter: police say the driver who rammed the officer and suspect got into another collision at haight and buchanan. police arrested a third suspec

francisco's city leaders are being pressured to delay long term contract negotiations with the police officers associationvocates for police reform want the city to wait until interim mayor mark farrell is out of office in june. they say farrell has close ties with the police union. voters will pick a new mayor after a special election in june. >>> a man described as a dangerous fugitive is recovering in the hospital after he was shot by antioch police about 5 p.m. yesterday at the 76 gas station on golf course road. we are told that the man was wanted by multiple law enforcement agencies. and officers say they found a gun at the scene. no officers were hurt in the shooting. >>> in just a few hours, a teenager charged with murder is due this court. san jose police say the 17-year- old suspect shot and killed someone early tuesday morning near the california car wash on key street. the victim's identity hasn't been released. the district attorney says the teen will be charged as an adult. >>> time now 6:41. weeks after the deadly mudslides in southern california, a new threat looms. >> plus, state regulato

the other case today, a san francisco police officer was run over by a fleeing suspect. san francisco rules say officers cannot fire on moving vehicles. the president of the police officer's association says today's case proves that use of force policy must be changed. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has details on exactly what happened. >> reporter: moments after erin gee and her family arrived, they saw their car being broken into. >> he was looking back to our car, trying to make sure where we parked. then he saw some people looking into our car and took hammer out and snatchmashed the windows. >> reporter: san francisco police officers were conducting surveillance in the area. they attempted to detain the person breaking into the rental car when a driver in a nearby car -- >> rammed the officer and also ran over one of the suspects. >> sounded like a car hit another car. i look over, see the car up in the air with the guy rolling out from under it. >> reporter: the suspect's condition is unclear. >> we think it's just madness. >> reporter: police say the driver who rammed the officer and suspect got into another collision at haight and buchanan. police arrested a third suspec

the supportive responses convinced her to go to police. >>> the san francisco police officer's association is criticizing the current use of force policy after an officer on bike patrol was hit by a car. the undercover officer was attempted to arrest two suspects involved in a car break inin alamo square yechltd one struck the officer with a car while trying to escape. it's so frustrate the sfp officers that our use of force policy prohibits us from shooting at a suspect in a vehicle even if they're trying to kill or injure innocent civilians or officers. an officer suffered a critical head injury after being hit on bike patrol. the use of force policy was changed in 2016 after a series of officer involved shootings. >>> the search continues for a -- an officer was trying to pull over a man for speeding in hayward when the driver put the vehicle in reverse and hit his motorcycle. the driver sped off. the deputy fired his weapon at the man, but authorities don't know if he was wounded. 4:36 now. >>> berkeley police warning people to be on alert. four people were robbed. their laptop near ba

the rest. >>> supporters of a plan to give police officers a taser have enough votes to qualify for the ballot. this is backed by the san francisco police officers association. it would allow the department to by tasers for every officer as early as august. they don't want to wait until december. >>> san francisco votes tomorrow to turn a parking garage into a housing area. half the parking spots are full during peak hours. they want to turn the garage into something else. the current proposal would transform that structure on third street into a tower with a 650 room hotel and 100 affordable housing units. that would fulfill big need for san francisco which does not have a big hotel to handle conventions. if that changes voted for, it needs the approval of the senate. >>> advocates plan to be out in full force today in san jose. we will have a look at the plan for this morning. >> the reviews are in. some of the best commercials from the super bowl and others that may not have hit the mark. micah we are off to a good start. 80 westbound looks pretty good. the traffic update is straight ahead. >>Ã >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay with us, w

written communication system for purposes of engaging in the meet and confer process with the police officers associationnd possible action. >> commissioners, now, we have already discussed at length this particular d.g.o. and its revisions as you will recall. we did not vote on it because it had not been posted the requisite amount of day. it has now been posted the requisite amount of days, but if there is further comment or xhe on it, i think -- further comment or question on that, that is now. >> i would move to pass the matter based on our prior conversations. >> second. >> okay. moved by commissioner mazzucco. seconded by commissioner marshall. public comment. hopefully on d.g.o. 3.01. oh lord, it better be 3.01. >> what the hell is going on? putting me under arrest for public comment? >> please forgive me. don't arrest me. i can't breathe. come on now. don't do that to me. this is black history month. excuse me, and excuse me. if i'm out of order, excuse me. i am going to two or three -- >> do you have a comment on dgo3.01? begin now. >> as long as i get a chance for public comment? >> that is nex

the driver then pulls forward and hits them again. >> this is a stark reminder that sfpd officers face on a daily basis. >> reporter: all three were arrested and charged with attempted homicide. meanwhile the police officer association is criticizing the use of force policy, which prohibits officers from firing at a suspect in a moving vehicle. in san francisco, alyssa harrington abc7 news. >>> a family is in mourning after a missing dog was found dead with his legs die tied with rope. he ran away. police found him dead on thursday. police say someone tied his feet and threw him out of a window while drive on the freeway. police are looking for a suspect but have not released any details. >>> residents are finally back in their homes after a tree fell and ruptured a natural gas line in newark. the gas leak forced a town house complex to be evacuated late yesterday afternoon. sky 7 flew above the scene on joaquin marietta avenue near cherry street as a pge crew made repairs. >>> after nearly three weeks a chp officer who was hit by a suspected drunk driver is out of the hospital. chp tweeted video of the officerlying the hospital in walnut creek yesterday. his legs were crushed in the crash. since then he has had mul

the driver then pulls forward and hits them again. >> this is a stark reminder that sfpd officers face danger on a daily basis. >> reporter: all three were arrested and charged with attempted homicide. meanwhile the police officer association is criticizing the use of force policy, which prohibits officers from firing at a suspect in a moving vehicle. in san francisco, alyssa harrington abc7 news. >>> a family is in mourning after a missing dug was found dead with his legs tied with rope. rex ran away from a home in vacaville. police found him dead on thursday. rex's family says someone had tied his feet and threw him out of a window while driving on the freeway. police are looking for a suspect but have not released any details. >>> residents are finally back in their homes after a tree fell and ruptured a natural gas line in newark. the gas leak forced a town house complex to be evacuated yesterday afternoon. sky 7 flew above the scene on joaquin marietta avenue near cherry street as a pg&e crew made repairs. >>> after nearly three weeks a chp officer who was hit by a suspected drunk driver is out of the hospital. contra costa county chp tweeted video of the officer leaving the hospital in walnut creek yesterday. his leg

you see the car hitting a bomb as it runs over the downed officer and the suspect accomplice a second time. the san francisco police officers association said in a statement the video shows a clear and deliberate assault on the officers that rises to the level of attempted murder. the president tells me it is outrageous the police commission has imposed a policy inhibiting officers from firing at a suspect in a moving vehicle.'s. he showed great restraint.>> not having that type of force. even though this is a deadly situation.. the suspect driver crashed into another vehicle about a half- mile away. all three suspects have been arrested. police say they are men from san francisco ages 19 23 and 25. they are still investigating whether they are responsible for other break-ins.>> it happens all the time.>> reporter: this woman said her car has been broken into more than a dozen times in the area. the most recent a month ago.>>> i'm not super angry about it. it is something i feel like you have to deal with in the city and you have a car.>> reporter: the police union president tells me the officer is recovering at home. the interest susp

in san jose members of the police officers association say they are frustrated over the release fromtwo men who are facing child pornography charges. clifford and clinton pappadakis who are former coaches in san jose schools, were released without bail pending a future court appearancecamila bernal kron 4 news here in sebastopol, police respond to a message left at analy high school. school officials say it was found in the boys bathroom on the second floor. school officials decided out of an abubance of caution to close the school at noon. students say it was unnerving dealing with a possible threat to their safety, especially after what happened in florida where 17 people were killed. (steve) there are now two remaining republican candidates in the race for california governor. that's compared to more than half a dozen democrats running. (pam) one of the g-o-p candidates is san diego (steve) killed.people were killed. (steve) there are now two remaining republican candidates in the race for california governor. that's compared to more than half a dozen democrats running. (pam) one

the city attorney's office, the dpa, the various police afint groups, some of the community -- affinity groups, some of the community, asian americans for justice, the bar association, religious communities. thank you very much. i'm sure i'm leaving out a few critical people. i apologize. when -- i would like everyone in the audience to refer to the document that's dated february 8th, 2018 in the upper right hand corner. that's the most recent iteration that shows the strike out. if you don't have that, there's extra copies, so make sure you're looking at the february 8th, 2018 one. commissioners -- well, commissioners, that was just handed out to us an hour ago. >> for the record, it was -- yeah. go ahead. >> commissioner, for the record, it was posted on-line over ten days ago and was posted with the agenda documents. >> that's correct. >> right. before i go into -- i want to do a quick overview of some of the highlights for the commission to pay attention to because we did adopt a version of this at the request of the city attorney's office back in july, so not that long ago. but i want to go over what we did and why we did that in a minute. but first, i want to

the implementations. back to you. >>> supporters of a plan to give tasers to officers have gotten enough signatures to qualify for the ballot. it is backed by the san francisco police officers association. it would allow the police department to by these for every officer as early as august. supporters don't want to wait until december which was the date set by the police commission when it approved the use of tasers last year. >>> fire officials say high winds and power lines are because of three fires. video taken that night, you can see the wind blowing directly at our cameras and threatening to knock over lights. the fire marshal says the wind played a contributing factor in starting the fire. >> sometimes the lines were coming in contact with one another in the wind. we saw sparks coming from the utility. >> the fire was investigated by the city. it destroyed a few homes and a school. >>> pg&e released a statement today saying there has been no determination on the causes of the fires and we are focused on doing everything we can to help sonoma county recover and rebuild. these communities and neighborhoods are where our customers, families and friends live and work. nothing is mo

. ♪ members of the san jose police officers association say they are frustrated over the release of twoth bay men. clifford and clinton pappadakis are twin brothers facing charges of child pornography. but after seeing a judge today, the twins were released on their own recognizance and did not have to post bail. the president of the san jose police officers association says he doesn't know exactly who is to blame for their release... but he calls it a serious mistake.paul kelly/president, san jose police officers association: "i'm not sure where it slipped through the system if it was a judge if it was a civilian or whoever it was but they made a mistake there's no doubt about that." sargent kelly says this is not the first time this has happened in santa clara county. he says the release of these two men, who are former coaches at san jose schools, puts at risk the countless hours of the investigation, evidence collection and witness interviews. sargent kelly hopes their release doesn't lead to more crimes. (vicki) new tonight, police in fremont are investigating an unusual string of

was still there. >> reporter: they all have family on the island, the members of the latino police officers association also felt another call of duty to their puerto rican brothers and sisters and move his . >> we saw some of the news clips of police equipment being washed away. i knew that there would be a need for supplies and uniforms and equipment. >> reporter: they raise the money and got donations from bay area departments and then they went to puerto rico. they want to 20 municipalities in 17 days. some of the local law enforcement agencies just had jeans and t-shirts and the gun belt. and that is how they were operating. >> reporter: the devastation was heartbreaking. smith they are our brothers and blue. so that was out. >> reporter: they say everywhere they found gratitude, despite the struggle. . >> the people with the least, with no food, water or electricity where the most humble. and they were grateful. now they are prepared to go back. it is still a crisis situation. and the fact that it is so far away, people think, out of sight, out of mind. >> reporter: they are collecting more donat

the president of the san jose police officers association says he doesn't know exactly who's to blameheir release. but he calls it a serious mistake. ( darya ) sargent kelly says this is ánot the first time this has happened in santa clara county. he says the release of these two men, who are former coaches at san jose schools, puts at risk the countless hours of the investigation, evidence collection and witness interviews. sargent kelly hopes their release doesn't lead to more crimes. ( james ) the man accused of ramming a sheriff's deputy with his s-u-v is now facing attempted murder charges. authorities say jack toki tried to kill alameda county sheriff's deputy payam shannon back on february first. this happened on arbor avenue in hayward. that's where deputy shannon tried to stop an s-u-v with paper plates. toki is accused of backing into shannon's motorcycle.

mayor has been endorsed by the peace officers research association and the california police chief's association. his experience makes him well prepared to run the state. they say he has a record of hiring more police officers and reducing crime. >>> when you reclaim neighborhoods, when you make cities safer, jobs and businesses come to those cities. >> his main opponent gavin newsom released a new campaign ad to give marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >>> a well known judge is throwing her support behind judge aaron persky. persky is receiving the support of a retired judge who is ramping up the anti-recall campaign. she believes that would upend the judicial system. judges could sentence people more harshly, including low income defendants. >> the recall will say to judges, future judges, and judges on the bench, popular opinion is going to really influence. >> supporters of the recall believe his sentence of brock turner was not harsh enough. but it falls in line with requirements for cases like turner's who was charged with felony assault, not rape. >>> state lawmakers gave fi

she posted about it on twitter and says the supportive responses she received convinced her to finally go to police. >>> the san francisco police officers association is criticizing the current use of force policy after an officer on bike patrol was hit by a car. the undercover officer was attempting to arrest two suspects involved in a car break-in, in alamo square. one officer struck the car while trying to escape. the officer suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. association president martin hol ran says it's frustrating to sfpd officers, that it prohibits us from shooting at a suspect vehicle even if the suspect is trying to kill or seriously injure innocent civilians or officers. in october, officer tank he will suffered a critical head injury after being hit while on bike patrol. the use of force policy was changed in 2016 after a series of officer-involved shootings. >>> the search continues for the driver who hit a deputy with his car. the officer was trying to pull over a man for speeding in hayward when the driver put the car in reverse, hit the deputy's motorcycle and sped away. the deputy fired his weapon at the man but authorities don

it is supported by the san francisco police officers association. t is approved, it would allow the police to buy tasers for every officer as soon as august. supporters say they don't want to wait until december. that's the date set by the police commission when it approved the use of taser/appeared >> a five-year-old girl is recovering his morning after she was bit by a dog in richmond yester morning. the chp helicopter was called to the park just before noon on sunday morning to find the hurt girl. richmond firefighters were working at the time to find the girl who was attacked by a pit bull. chp said the pit bull but the girl in the chest and dragged her way and that's why the helicopter was called into fighter. the dog was not on the leash. not clear if the dogs owner was there during the tech. the younger went to the hospital and she is expected to recover.>> two mount lines work spotted in palo alto over the weekend. the first was spotted by woman at about 8 pm saturday night. she was driving on wildwood lane. a short time later, another woman