there was a large group of demonstrators and protesters who were vandalizing the police station. they did disperse after the police showed up but there were several cars that were also damaged and a number of businesses. it is a busy street, there are a lot of people that are out and about. another thing to note, there are security cameras that are outside the police station but we don't know if the cameras captured the vandals. let's come back out here live. another look at the damage. it is incredible how much paint is all over the place. you can see it here. not only long the sidewalk, but it is also on the top of the building. you can see it there, long the police station sign and down the police station you can see it on the roof as they were throwing the eggs filled with paint. reporting live, kate thompson, kron 4 news. >> ferry service to san francisco is canceled tomorrow morning. the agent made the announcement today -- the agency made the announcement today. >> we are suspending all ferry service tomorrow morning, may 1, and we will return to service at 2:15 in the afte

the windows have paint on them as well. if you take a look right now, you can see police in riot gear are stationed outside the mission police station and the fear here is that this group that started out as about 50 strong, which is now i'm told dwindled down to about 12 people may regroup and come back and target the police station so that's why you see such a large police presence out here right now. i want you to take a look at video we shot just a few moments ago. not only was there damage to the actual mission police station building but if you take a look you can see a safety mirror that's posted outside the parking lot where officers park their vehicles, it was also busted. again by a crow bar. i did speak with a source here at the police station and i'm told that after that group hit the police station they then went along velencia street targeting business with paint but also with those crow bars. they busted several windows on vehicles and set that bmw suv on fire. we are continuing to monitor this situation. i'm waiting for another update from police. so far no arrests have been made until police are keeping an e

the windows have paint on them as well. if you take a look right now, you can see police in riot gear are stationed outside the mission police station and the fear here is that this group that started out as about 50 strong, which is now i'm told dwindled down to about 12 people may regroup and come back and target the police station so that's why you see such a large police presence out here right now. i want you to take a look at video we shot just a few moments ago. not only was there damage to the actual mission police station building but if you take a look you can see a safety mirror that's posted outside the parking lot where officers park their vehicles, it was also busted. again by a crow bar. i did speak with a source here at the police station and i'm told that after that group hit the police station they then went along velencia street targeting business with paint but also with those crow bars. they busted several windows on vehicles and set that bmw suv on fire. we are continuing to monitor this situation. i'm waiting for another update from police. so far no arrests have been made until police are keeping an e

>>yoli: the police station seems to be recovering from the vandalism. the pain has been taken off. you can see some broken glass on the door and barricades in the front. >>yoli: there are other demonstrations planned. police have been here part of and on controlling the area to make sure things are quiet. >>darya: the golden gate bridge ferry workers say that they will strike this morning to shut down ferry service between marin county and san francisco. they have been in contract negotiations for a year and have been working without a con hah hah lough >>jackie: in the last minute or so a few protesters have shown up saying that they have been in contract negotiations for almost a year with the bridge district in that they are unhappy with the way negotiations are going. if all goes back to medical benefits. the 6000 people who ride the theories every day will have to find another way to get into the city. >>darya: this is the second day with the golden gate reopened. yesterday would have been bad. the weekend would of been horrible. >>will: mayday is

when is to say 50 people smashed windows and threw paint on the police station and businesses in the area another of officers lined up to guard the police station for more vandalism one person was arrested. vandals also had a nascent market and other vehicles parked in the neighbor had the also had windows shattered and something from the scars enoki by protesters as the vandalism was heartbreaking and he did not know who was responsible. >>> up to 4500 registered nurses by the state a one day strike starting in less than a half-hour the plant walked off their jobs in california and hospitals operated by setter help obi the third such strike again saturn into the past seven months the house the list to a planter and open with replacement workers wonders tells them it's as chronicle managing implants what amounts intel said the morning. pleaser criticize in a report by federal monitor is setting a check on police reforms the chronicle reports the monitors says the court order reforms had not been requested 6 lead and about back in the past year they've also found that it was say beanba

the morning and i am a night person. i do not see any or most any police presence in the worst areas of the tenderloin. i hear from the police station ad jones and eddy. people get in their cars and go somewhere else other than the tenderloin. one thing; two or three business owners ahvehave been attacked. teresa sparks told me the police substation was supposed to open a few years ago, and is still not open. my question is, we know the situation. uit will be claimed to be a budget issue. we need san francisco citizens -- they need the same protections of other neighborhoods. and that is it. [applause] >> good evening. i am rico and i am a case manager for the -- organization. i will speak regarding our youth on the street in the school day. i feel the law enforcement is not doing enough to get the youth back to school, or stay home during the school day. when kids are on the street, it creates problems. not just among the youth but others are victimized. you are just hanging out doing nothing. i want to ask law enforcement to do something about it. keep them off the street during the school day. thank you. >> good evening. i am cry

the wax they used to seal it before throwing it. over here we can show you a number of police officers in riot gear standing guard outside of the police station. police have made one arrest and there are also security cameras on the building but we do not know if they captured the vandals or vandalism on monday evening. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. been been my fifth bemba- ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? but club and cotton >>james: we have live pictures from the ferry terminal where ferry service is a nonexistent this morning drifting off of the protesters on the screen would be the ones who would be running the ferry this morning to their strikingly now. coffee for expect more congestion on the golden gate as a result for

they gathered in front of the police station in the mission. >> in san francisco at the pot image of police station. vandals hit on monday evening. you can see the in front of the police station with all colors of paint careered to callers -- many windows shattered. pain is all of the sidewalk. you can see some of that a shell. day fill the egg shells with pain. felt eggshell's with paint you can see some of the police officers standing outside the police station. we do not know what they captured the bangles. -- vandals. a thomson, kron 4 news. >>mark: and the dow was up 80 and so is the doubt -- says it has the key in nasdaq. >> as dick alive look get in walnut creek -- look at walnut creek. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> we are back. >>mark: we have some video out of texas. they said that two men set this bar on fire

witnesses say about 50 people smashed windows and threw paint on the police station. and number of officers lined up to guard the station for more vandalism. one person arrested. vandals also hit an aston martin worth tens of thousands of dollars. other vehicles parked in the neighborhood had windows shattered and paint around. occupy protester says the vandalism was heartbreaking and he did not know who was responsible >> this was the scene just hours before the vandalism broke out in the mission district. union workers took over san francisco's city hall demanding better salaries, higher taxes on some of the businesses. after about two hours they left peacefully. >> up to 4500 registered nurses plan on staging a one day strike at 7:00 this morning. it will be the third such strike against sutter health in the past seven months. the hospitals plan to remain open with replacement workers. one worker told the chronicle that management plans on locking them out until sunday morning. >> let's get the first act of the weather and it is not all that bad >> yesterday we had

. >>> they targeted businesses and cars even the police station. about 100 vandals main dressed in black and alex savage is there to show us all of the damage out there. >> reporter: good morning. some say this group seem to be alined with the occupied movement, they seemed to break the front window and even hurling paint. most took part in the van limb. a group also targeted expensive cars slashing tires and window as well. he this were dressed in signs others were holding bats. it was one of the misses where they toss the windows at the front restaurant and even sprayed anarchist. >> we know we were looking and there was nothing but a black mob of people. >> here outside the mission district, it was preceded by a peaceful nearby rally and folks made their way to this area and one suspected vandal has been arrested and by the time officers arrive most of the people involved in this vandalism spree most of those suspects will have disbursed. >>> they are preparing to go on strike and the morning ferry service is now canceled. joining us where worker

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100 vandals many dressed in black targeted several businesses, cars they everyone vandalized the police stationwe're also seeing a lot of police officers outside the golden gate bridge. they're trying to head off may day protests from labor groups or the occupy movement. now occupy oakland threatened to occupy the bridge on behalf of bridge workers who were right in the middle of a contract dispute. those plans reportedly have been called off. we will keep you posted. >>> golden gate ferry service is cancelled this morning because of a worker strike. but not everyone got a message in time. and tom vacar joins us from lunsburg. >> reporter: the work stoppage is almost over and these feats and terminal will be open mid- afternoon. we met two commuters who didn't get the word though. both said they support the unions to a degree but wonder if there's not a better way. example patty ramirez came all the way from heelsburg. >> they're probably just thinking of each other. they're not thinking of everyone else who has to ride the ferry to work. and they should come to an agreement because it affects

she was driven to -- or by the police to the police station on 42nd street. tracee wilkins has details for us now. >> reporter: d.c. police have providedome updates in this investigation. first of all, they say that the 10-year-old victim was actually grazed by the bullet during the shooting and not shot. she's expected to make a full recovery. meantime, police are still trying to figure out exactly what led to the shooting in the first place. just after 3:30 this morning, d.c. police say that an adult woman pulled up to the sixth district police station and carrying a 10-year-old girl who had been injured in some sort of a drive-by shooting. she drove her pickup truck nearly three miles from the scene of the actual shooting. d.c. police say that the shooting started here at new york avenue and fenwick. now according to the adult woman who was in the pickup truck another vehicle pulled up next to her truck. this was a white vehicle. we don't know if it was a truck or car. she told police there were three women and one man inside of that vehicle. and that that'

we just drove three miles from the sixth district police station where that young girl was taken after the shooting. this is where she was actually shots, according to police, at the intersection of new york avenue and fenwick street. now, this is in the fifth district. this is why the fifth district police will be handling this end of the investigation. let me show you what it looked like a while ago over there. at the 6th district police station, they're saying this happened at 3:30 this morning. now this is where that white pickup truck ended up with at least two bullet holes that we could count. police tell us a family member brought that 10-year-old girl there after she was shot in the lower body. she was inside of the truck when it willed. again -- when it happened. again, it happened here at new york avenue and fenwick. this is where she was shot. that's where the family member took her. so now police are investigating. fifth district police will be handling the shooting scene. sixth district police wrapped up the investigation from where the pickup truck ended up. again, we're

the suicide bomber rammed a car full of explosives into the police station in kandahar province. another six police officers were wounded in the attack. the british culture secretary hunt defended his handling news corp's takeover into b.y.b. he said he was sympathetic to the bid made by rupert murdoch but it didn't make him unsuitable to rule on it. the aircraft is on its way back to earth after its landmark mission to the international space station. the first privately-owned shuttle was released by a robotic arm. it is due 16:00 g.m.t. now a massive mann hunt is under way in canada after human body parts were sent in the post to two political parties. 29-year-old luca has been named by police in montreal as their main suspect. one of the blood-soaked packages containing a human foot was sent to the offices of canada's governing conservative parties. we report. >> luca has a long and controversial profile on the internet under several on a demonstrational flight after the flight crashed. >> rescue workers had been looking for the flight data recorder ever since the russian-made

the small businesses that were vandalized are barely struggling to survive. i had a conversation with a young woman who was filing a police report at the mission police station whose car had been vandalized and her tires had been punctured. the woman had just been laid off. she was explaining how because of the fact that her car had been vandalized, now she will have to spend hundreds of dollars that she does not have to fix that. it is unfortunate and our heart goes out to the victims. i also want to thank the rest of the community that has united behind in response to what happened, as well as the police department and other agencies that have set -- responded to this incident. the rest i submit. >> thank you. the first supervisor cohen and then supervisor wiener. i want to -- supervisor cohen: i want to express my support for supervisor campos's statement about the ban the like -- vandalizing of the car as well as the police station. i hope that they will all be brought to swift justice. today, introducing a resolution co-sponsored by supervisors olague and composts -- campos organizing an effort that is under way to present the u.s. says harvey milk. bob

do it in the street in front of the police station. that yi way you have a-- way you have a lot of traffic. >> police rec licensed asking the person who says they're selling or buying the item to give them your name. search it on the website. you can find a link on our home page. kelly swoope, abc2 news. >> all right. we have a dundalk man charged with posing as a police officer behind bars after some real officers caught up with him. 31-year-old donald church, jr. was carrying a hug and wearing a badge where he said he was a far cot techs officer. police raided his home and found police paraphernalia, including a fake gun. his story fell apart when he told his girlfriend. we're told church was once a teen par test pant in the explorer program. two years ago he was charged with impersonating an officer in a bar after he used pepper spray on patrons after a dispute. >>> miss man mark eugene elmer was pretending to be an undercover detective with their department. officers spoke with two people who said elmer drove up to them in the parki

can possibly find in order to get them out on bail then imagine you bringing that money to the police station where they call in the drug task force confiscate that money because they say there's a presence of narcotics on the bills and send you home empty handed in more ways than one happening based on civil asset forfeiture which often serves to fill the coffers of local police departments and that's also despite the fact that studies have shown that up to ninety percent of u.s. currency contains the traces of cocaine so joining me to discuss this and tell us more is bradley balko senior writer and investigative reporter for the huffington post bradley thanks so much for joining us tonight and so you just wrote this story about this and tell us more about the specific cases that you covered in it there are two cases in brown county wisconsin woman greer family. which has the son was arrested on. relatively minor drug charges i think what couple them or it was just enough to trigger a felony charge and the family you know scrape together money but it was five thousand and seventy five hundre

the world. hundreds of thousands if not millions of rice cookers available in this asian society turned into ieds, absolutely devastating on soft targets such as police stations and of course the police as the armed local representatives of the state in any society are the next target. in any of nepal's 75 districts, you also had local government armed capacity stripped away. a typical district such as ropa shown here began 1996 with 33 police stations, the blue boxes, securing its 210,000 people. by the time you got to 2003 you only had the two police stations with the blue circles around them remaining. inside those two jurisdictions you had 10,000 people. outside those jurisdictions you had the remaining 200,000 people. this math will also prove crucial to what we're going to get to in a second. a typical action, again one many have experienced here, a police station where i did research, just 19 men, the town could be reached only by road, the police attacked in the dead of night, 15 killed in the fighting, three critically injured, one was able to hide. the next day one of the country's four helicopters, mi-17 came in. all it could do was evacuate and ab

we will respond after our return from the police station. >>> more than a dozen students and their driverering from injuries this morning after their school bus slammed into the back of a truck near springfield, illinois. the bus full of sixth graders was returning from a field trip yesterday afternoon when it rammed the truck into a construction zone. >>> ron paul is not officially suspending his campaign for the white house, but he won't be spending anymore money on it. instead of trying to compete in the remaining primary contests, the texas congressman plans to collect as many delegates as he can at state conventions so he can have more of a voice at the convention in august. >>> a u.s. astronaut launching into space to join a russian crew. the team took off from kazakhstan. they're joining up to three colleagues at the space station. >>> if you're leaving the house right now, you could watch us anytime on your desktop or mobile phone. go to cnn.com/tv. ali? >> we will be checking back with you in five minutes. the hot, dry conditions out west and the wet damp conditions up north. let

another project is the citizens police advisory boards. each police station has a citizen's police advisory board. we have residents from that district meet with the captain. the captain meets monthly in a general community meeting. we also have various forums, such as the business forum, asian pacific islander forum, african-american form, arab- american forum, latino forum, and a faith based forum where we can keep an open dialogue and have two-way communication between the police department and the various communities we serve. supervisor chu: i do appreciate that. particularly in the tenderloin station, the community outrage that happens there is incredible. i think the quality of the relationships that the foot beat officers all the way up to the captain have with the residence is wonderful to see. i think we have a strong relationship there. guyandotte -- i am not sure how that is replicated throughout the city. but as important as it is for the chief to be out there, it is important for the officers that what the beat to also be able to go on these tri

state and lake as they tried to penetrate the police barricades they went through the loop until deciding to head to the belmont and western police said station to await the release of their fellow protesters and three more were arrested in another scuffle 19 year-old nicholas howard the son of a wgn photojournalist spent the night outside a police station waiting for the release of a relative >> there were how showing us a whole different action ... there are problems on both sides >> i will be out again because they can't intimidate us this is all being done to repress and intimidate the waters to go home not protest and keep shopping and that certainly is not what we will let them be successful at doing with us there were some complaints against the police physical injuries ... on the other side there were four chicago police officers suffered minor injuries one of them was stabbed in the leg. i'm tonya francisco next in this hour police superintendent garry mccarthy is giving high marks to his officers in the handling of yesterday's protests now find out what the rank-and-file are saying about his leadership ... >> and a symbolic statemen

. >> we see george video -- george zimmerman walking through the police station seemingly unattended. new audio further confirms his relationship with police. a year before the shooting, zimmerman gave a scathing review to the mayor. >> i also have had the opportunity to ride along with the city of sanford police department, and what i saw was disgusting. >> zimmerman harshly criticized police for dragging its feet on this high-profile case. zimmerman eventually changed his tune after getting out the department's cooperation on his neighborhood watch program. he said he now has a completely new perspective. still, these small insights are just that, small among piles of evidence. right now prosecutors are asking the judge to seal zimmerman statement and photographs of trayvon martin's body. >> not every single fact will come out before the jury. >> as for his possible use of the stand your ground law as a defense a poll was released today showing the number of floridians support that law. there is a stark contrast among race with whites and hispanics prole in favor of it, and blacks v

. >> plans to attack the police station, the mayor's office is all coming from the mind of the policemants. >> reporter: the charges against the three are first test of a new state anti-terror law. investigators insist the plot was very big. >> they weren't going to trick or treat, let's put it that way. >> president obama and other world leaders are already in chicago for the nato talks. they arrived tonight after wrapping up the g-8 summit at camp david. crowds met police in riot gear in thurmond today. there were no arrests or violence. g8 world with leaders had few conflicts. they agreed to promote growth in europe. the american economy depends on it. >> put simply, if a company is forced to cut back that may mean less business for pittsburgh or milwaukee. >> the leaders threatened sanctions on iran if it continues its nuclear program. >>> a major development in the gay marriage battle. the naacp passed a resolution calling gay marriage a civil right. this comes two weeks after president obama says he supports same sex marriages. traditionally the issue has divided the black commu

he was the brother-in-law and he came to the police station to find out why she didn't return. they just put him in a cell. mckinley walked in and they didn't see anything to him. they just put him in a cell. the next was ralph cooper who had no family or friends and just moved to trenton. wilson was aliterate, james had a serious speech impediment and so did mckinley so when the police did this killing, two of the men actually had a speech defects and couldn't easily talk back. james had his arm amputated above his elbow two weeks before the killing. no one mentioned a one armed murder. this doesn't give you any idea of what they went through, going to rebuild it from the book. the first line is through james mackenzie who was brought in the blast, she was the only one who could read, write, and had no physical problem. the reason he was brought in is because they lived in the same house so she was easy to find. before the first trial, there was the jury sitting in the jury box, there were the six black defendants, the jury was all white, all middle class so before the trial, j

one of the places they targeted was the police station. you can see the front window has been smashed. they dressed in all black after 10:00, a number of cars were trashed. we saw one being 0 towed away. the tires had been slashed as well. a dozen or so businesses and there was an eye tallian restaurant which came under seas. some of these vandals were carrying crowbars. i see all a big signs and they are shouting, occupied will never stop and we want to kill the cop. it was scary. >> officers in riot helmets guarded the mission statement and police say there was one person arrested in connection with all that van limb. a group of protesters broke away from that rally and that's where they damaged all those areas. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> morning ferry service is canceled. take a look, there is quite a crowd outside. workers are picketing in san francisco this morning. the golden gate bridge transit district decided to suspend service and about 6,000 bay commuters have been forced to find another way to working. >> i am going to dri

the roman catholic archdiocese of san francisco. perth tonight in police an item into violent protests. cbs five attend this video from is it san francisco please showing rioters attacking the police station and the mission on monday night. police say they're part of a group of 150 people for that has splintered from peaceful premium march writers rampaged down plenteous street on storefronts and cars some through tables and windows and set a car on fire. is the police did not do enough. please submit damen avenue and repaired. >>> we didn't have near enough cops. we were geared to deal with the peaceful movement there is no estimate on total cost for repairs but tell us that protesters' cause the least $5,000 for the damage to her store. shopowners will get some help though wells fargo bank today announced is donating $25,000 to help them recover from the vandalism as many as 30 businesses reported significant damage. >>> it turns out the sun member kenny was just the beginning investigators searching it bay area storage locker also stumbled upon a camel cash robert lyles reports that the discoveries in the picture of an aspiring mobster was story. students at redwood high school say if

also this morning, the mission district are cleaning up or tar getting businesses cars even the police station. allie rasmus joins us with a look at the damage. good -- alex savage joins us with a look at the damage. >> reporter: as you can see behind me they smashed the front window also hurled paint at the a place causing oop more damage the owners tell ktvu channel 2 morning news they spray painted other areas as well. and they spray painted an expensive car including an ashton martin. they claimed to be with the occupied moore. some of them were holding bats and crowbars. >> i see people walking don't the streets and they are all shouting and them. occupy will never stop, we want to kill the cops. >> after the group moved through the neighborhood police in rye ross near, one arrest was made and they were gone before officers could say what was taking place. officers are bracing for more violence with mayday protests set to get underway this morning. alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> morning service for the ferry is canceled and more from locks pure, here is more. >> reporter: th

even the mission police station was hit. ill be here with the store owners trying to recover talking about it right where we are here on the 600 block at 1:30 this afternoon. "today in the bay." >>> also new this morning, san francisco police right now looking for a hit-and-run driver this morning. it all happened overnight at mission and 19th. police say the driver of a mustang ran a red light and caused that cab to crash right into that building. the driver of the mustang ran from that crash and police are reporting they found capitalcoh the floor of that car. no reports on any injuries this morning. >>> well, a community where sierra lamar disappeared seven weeks ago now better equipped to hopefully prevent a future abduction. a self-defense class held last night. they say the best defense is be aware of your surroundings at all times. things like no texting while you're walking to your car. organizers say if sierra was, in fact, abducted, a self-defense class may have helped. >>> and tonight, a fundraiser for sierra lamar

how hard their job is. >> and the oakland police is out to change that. >> they opened their doors to the community. the last time the o.p.d. a house party at the police station was 1966, the year that the building was built. >> i wanted to make us more transparent, more accessible to the public, and this is my effort to do that. >> the mood was festive. marjory ford likes what she sees. >>i've been here almost 70 years, and i would like to see it improve. >> is this a good start? >> this is a very good start. >> there was live music, art, and even a performance by the o.p.d. motorcycle drill team. a major hit with the little ones. >> what was your favorite part? >> the motorcycles. >> we need to give a warm, fuzzy feeling for the police. >> [chanting] >> but not everyone was feeling warm and fuzzy. there was a demonstration outside. they called it genocide against the african-american community. police determined not to let it overshadow their event and invited the group inside to participate if they kept their signs and disruptive behavior outside. >> they are more than welcome to come in, but this behavior is not acceptable and it's not representative of o

he was english's brother-in-law, and he came to the police station to find out why english did not return. they just put him in a cell, mckinley walked in, they didn't say anything to him. when they found out who he was, they just put him in a cell. the next is ralph cooper who had no family or friends, had just moved to trenton. horse wilson was illiterate, james thorpe was next, he had a serious speech impediment, so did mckinley forest. so when the police were haranguing them, you did this killing, you did this killing, two of the men actually had speech defects, could not easily talk back. james thorpe had also had his right arm amputated above his elbow two weeks before the killing. 40 one mentioned -- no one mentioned a one-armed murderer. so this very quick summary of the facts doesn't give you any idea of what the people actually experienced going through this. so i'm going to read several little bits from the book. the first one is from james mccens si who was brought in -- mckenzie who was brought in last. he was the only one who could read, write and had no physical problems. t

the police department got. it was awarded the best police station. the most colorful posting, these officers work on some of the greediest streets -- grittiest streets. dealing with crime means picking and choosing and keeping civilians save. the tenderloin is a place for families and children as well as people struggling with poverty and homelessness. congratulations to capt. guaranteearrity and the tenderln station. gappreciation for the recommendation. don'we have had a busy time sine the last meeting. did we did have two officer involved shootings. one was last wednesday night, a suspect being wanted for questioning regarding the bludgeoning death of his mother. it was in an apartment on post street. when officers went to engage the suspect he never came into a place where he was visible. youhe fired at the officers thrh the wall. this conjured up memories when the police officers were killed. cat was called to try to establish communication and continued to fire through floors, ceilings, and walls, but the situation became a media -- immediate wh