with your traffic and they'll both help you to get to work safely fighting words between the philadelphia police union and the city's new district attorney. the police union president says the da told cadets how they shall be shooting their guns if they felt threatened the union says that's not his job. our dave kinchen joins us live from center city tonight with more on this. dave? >> reporter: iain, the police union put out a stern letter to philadelphia police officers telling them basically not to listen to the da when it comes to how to handle their guns when their lives are in danger. >> stay in your lane and go up speak about court speak about whatever else don't speak about gun stuff or whatever it may be on the street. >> reporter: clear message from the fop president to philly's da larry krasner. after sources say krasner told a group of cadets they should shoot for the arm rather than shooting to kill if confronted by a violent suspect or situation. >> it's tollly opposite of what they're taught. they're taught and trained to shoot for center mass. this isn't a wild wild west western. where

and also smaller class sizes. ( robin )the san francisco police union is putting out the call for newiming its current fleet is old, unsafe and unreliable. an odometer shows a san francisco police car with over 129-thousand miles on it. union leaders say one car has part of the steering wheel missing... other vehicles don't have functioning lights and sirens. the president of the citys police union says the department's fleet ... is falling apart. and with the city's budget up for debate next month...the police union wants the board of supervisors to prioritize repairing and replacing the vehicles.(sot) sot that problem has not been fixed last year or the year before and unless they make some serious changes the problem will continue( robin ) after an incident last june during the deadly shooting at the ups building... a responding officer's police car didnt' start... and they were forced to drive a citizen's car to respond. ( robin )the wife of an undocumented san jose man facing deportation to mexico... is speaking out. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports... fernando carillo's famil

i'm here on the campaign to increase public safety through police accountability. the new police contract must guarantee that the police union will not block reforms and make the city less safe. almost two years ago, i directed the blue ribbon panel to investigate bias in the san francisco police department. one of our major findings was at the police union, the poa, had far too much influence over public safety policy. we found that the poa was overrepresented on the police commission policy working groups and once the commission passed the policy, the poa used its labor law privileges to delay and weaken it. as you know, three months after the report was published, the police department published their own report to make the city more safe. these reforms have been unanimously supported by leaders. even at the city was abandoned, the late mayor lee continued to guarantee the recommendations would be implemented. chief scott was hired on the basis of his experience, incorporating similar reforms in l.a. these expensive reforms will have a substantial impact on safety and accountability in san francisco. so far, poa leadershi

where an armed man has taken hostages in a supermarket in the southwestern town of trip and was being treated as an act of terrorism a police union official is quoted as saying one person's been shot dead inside the grocery store but that's not been officially confirmed earlier there were reports that police officers were shot at a nearby park a son a little police units have moved in on the instance being treated and terrorism local prosecutors say the assailants that has pledged allegiance to islamic state the french prime minister has called the situation serious where across developments as we learn more. in other news now almost a hundred thousand people have managed to escape the syrian and eastern goose or near damascus this month that's after the russian defense ministry is reconciliation center struck a deal with some of the militant groups in the area these are exclusive drone pictures from our ruptly video agency you can see verses which are reportedly carrying militants who used to occupy eastern ghouta together with their families is part of a deal which guarantees them safe passage in exchange for letting thousands

is missing.and the outside of this black and white is is dinged and dented the president of the sf police unionays sfpd's fleet is dilapidated.sot the lights and sirens don't work the computers don't work the loud speakers dont workwith the city's budget up for debate in april and may, the police union wants the board of supervisors to prioritize repairing and replacing the departments fleet.sot give those officers the proper equipment to do their jobslast years proposed budget, included $8 million to replace 140 marked and unmarked cars over two years.but the department still ran into problems last june during the deadly shooting at the ups building.when responding officers' 2009 ford crown victoria would not start.and they used a citizens car to respond.the president of the police union tells kron 4 news this issue goes beyond officers safety concerns.they won't be able to help people. sot that problem has not been fixed last year or the year before and unless they make some serious changes the problem will continue (justine) the mayors office tells the mayors (justine) (justine) the mayors o

fighting words firing back and forth between the police union and the city's new district attorney. >jeff cole has more on the dispute and joins us live in studio. jeff. >> reporter: shower do. the battle is over a meeting da krasner had with police cadets earlier this week invited by the guardian civic league an organization of black officers. krasner spoke about the public trust officers carry in the high standards expected but comments about center mass targeting drew a heated response. >> reporter: the video run for about ten minutes. district attorney krasner stands in front of police cadets at the training academy and tells them he'sir backs if theirak a hest a >> reporter: as he describes the scenario, in which a mentally challenged man was killed by police who were justified in the shooting says krasner, the da also says this. >> reporter: center mass is how police are trained to shoot. firing at the middle or bulk of the body. the comment prompted the head of the police officers union john mcnesby who did not attend the event and had not seen the video to aggressively critici

the police union is still urging people to vote for their measure because they see the police commission's taser use policy is too restrictive. police chief bill scott also does not support the union ballot measure. >>> are time now, 6:07. organizers of saturday's national march for our lives plan to build on the success of the event by pressuring congress to pass new gun- control laws. hundreds of thousands of people took part in demonstrations against gun violence. it was all sparked by last month's shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. the biggest was in san francisco. were about 40,000 people from elementary school kids to grade grandparents bloke out demanding lawmakers take action. -- spoke out demanding lawmakers take action. >> other people in our community can vote. what we say influences their lives, too. as a first grader, you should be scared that someone is going to kill you. as a fifth grader, you should be scared that someone is going to come in and you have to hide in your lesson. >> dianne feinstein also spoke at the rally. she pushed for a federal ban on assau

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) the san francisco police union cop cars ... claiming its current fleet is old, unsafe and unreliable. union leaders say one car has part of the steering wheel missing ... other vehicles don't have functioning lights and sirens. and with the city's budget up for debate in april and may ... the police union wants the board of supervisors to prioritize repairing and replacing the vehicles. ( darya ) all city departments have submitted their budgets and they are under consideration. the mayor says the priority this year, is closing a 200- million-dollar deficit. ( james ) on the peninsula... one person has major injuries after driving off the a cliff in pacifica. police say this happened near palmetto avenue and westline drive.. near esplanade beach. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 mor

asked to call san jose police. >>> they refusing to serve uniformed police officers and now the police union wants to know why. we went to the neighborhood and have reaction to the cafe's unwritten rule.>> reporter: it started with a police officer who wanted to buy a cup of coffee, but the sergeant was denied service. according to this letter to the cafe from the oakland police union, they told him it does not serve the police. obviously, this is a surprise and a matter of concern for all oakland police officers. it was a surprise to many residents as well.>> do not know what they are doing i think it is cold-blooded. >> reporter: they have not responded to the letter they sent two weeks ago regarding an explanation. a councilmember who represents the district spoke to a managers thursday and confirmed it is still the business's unwritten policy.>> my understanding, they're not going to serve our police officers. i do not agree with that 1% -- 100%. >> reporter: if you're trying to get a cup of coffee here, you'll probably be asked to leave. you will be needing to go somewhere else. it is n

heather: we want to hear more from her but you heard the police union president say the parole boarduld be held accountable. who appointed this parole board? >> the governor, governor cuomo appoints the people on this parole board. the vicarious liability shouldered by the government, needs to step up and put the proper people in place and goes back to the liberal agenda of the governor as we speak. governor cuomo is consistently putting these liberal people, we look at the law enforcement component, there needs to be a level of retribution in play. the question the parole board bad did this person repent for whatever sins he committed or the vicious acts he committed in the 70s? that is irrelevant. the truth of the matter is this is someone that should have been served with life without parole. new york state was a death penalty state years ago. we have since left that and a lot of people who had these death penalty sentences vacated and given life without parole, this is a staunch example of someone that should have life without parole. patty: the really unfathomable. appreciate it

the unarmed black man shot by police in his grandmother's backyard by police. officers thought his cell phone was a gun and opened fire. the police union defending the officers saying they reacted to a threat as they perceived it and actions were legally justified. >> meantime, protests intensified since the shooting. police and the sacramento kings bracing for more ahead of the team's nba home game tonight. protesters have blocked entrances to the kings golden 1 center twice in the past week. there will be a significant police presence tonight. >>> and a washington state family killed when the suv plunged 100 feet off the coastal highway in california. crash happened in a remote area about 180 miles north of san francisco. they were not wearing seatbelts. bodies of the two moms and three of the six children were found monday. >> among the three children missing, 15-year-old devonte. he appeared in a picture taken during the ferguson related protest in portland, oregon in 2015. hugging a police officer. >>> the oklahoma senate approving a pay raise for state teachers is among the lowest paid in the country. average of $6,100 increase t

the president of the citys police union says the department's fleet ...is dilapidated. and with the city's budget up for debate in april and may...the police union wants the board of supervisors to prioritize repairing and replacing the vehicles.(sot) (grant)(grant) after an incident last june during the deadly shooting at the ups building... a responding officer's police car didnt' start...and they were forced to drive a citizen's car to respond...san francisco police say this issue goes beyond officers safety concerns...they won't be able to help people. (vicki) a man is arrested-- and released after police say he tried to lure a young girl into his car in larkfield. now-- the girl's father is taking matters into his own hands. david henry is on a mission spreading the word about this man. sheriff's deputies say timothy james kottler tried to lure henry's daughter into a pontiac grand prix as she was walking home from her middle school in this santa rosa neighborhood. henry says his daughter stayed strong keeping her distance from the man.david henry/daughter approache

but the police union says no officers were wounded. re interviewing the two surviving suspects and there are several investigations ongoing at this hour. the san francisco district attorney's office as well as the department of police accountability are looking into this matter. reporting live here in san francisco, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> san francisco police officers will eventually have tasers, kentucky derby a less lethal tool for law enforcement. people are divided on a ballot measure that would put policies in place without some input. >>> the sunnyvale city council has asked city staff to draft an ordinance to raise the legal age for buying a small rifle in the city from 18 to 21. the office of the city attorney plans to research and return to the council with the ordinance. exemptions would be for active duty military and law enforcement personnel. >>> today, jared kushner is heading to mexico to meet with president pena nieto. it becomes amid negotiations that could influence his proposed tariffs on aluminum and steel.

but the police union says no officers were wounded. lice are interviewing the two surviving suspects and there are several investigations ongoing at this hour. the san francisco district attorney's office as well as the department of police accountability are looking into this matter. reporting live here in san francisco, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> prosecutors have determined a santa clara county sheriff's deputy was justified in shooting and killing an armed 87-year-old man in 2016. deputies were called to the titus avenue home of eugene craig after a granddaughter in arizona requested a welfare check. apparently craig and his wife had health issues and were not returning the granddaughter's phone calls. the district attorney's office determined that craig thought that the deputies were intruders so he grabbed a .38- caliber revolver and the deputy had reasonable fear when he opened fire. >>> the high cost of housing is costing causing a shortage in the area. >> reporter: the markets will drop this morning on news that president t

. >> reporter: police arrested two other armed robbery suspects inside the car. according to the police union no officers were wounded in the shooting. now, the d.a., the department of police accountability and homicide detectives are investigating. jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> the family of a danville woman murdered last year is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. contra costa county sheriff's deputies say that emily crashes any was killed in october. her body was found inside a home on marsh creek road nearby ron. she was house sitting at the time she was killed. >>> this just in. a florida grand jury has formally charged nikolas cruz with 17 counts of first-degree murder for the mass shooting at a high school. that could mean a death sentence if cruz is convicted. the grand jury indictment also charged cruz with 17 counts of attempted murder. >>> this afternoon, president trump is looking to fill another key position in the west wing. chief economic adviser gary cohn is leaving after he failed to persuade the president not to go through with imposing new trade

according to this letter to the cafe from the oakland police union, cafe staff told a sergeant that it, quote, does not serve the police. obviously, this is both a surprise and a matter of concern for all oakland police officers. it's a surprise to many residents, as well. >> i don't know what they got against them. >> i think that's cold- blooded! >> reporter: the cafe hasn't responded to the police union's letter they sent two weeks go requesting an explanation. the manager declined comment. but council member noel gallo spoke to the cafe managers thursday and confirmed it's the business's unwritten policy. >> my understanding they are not going to serve our police officers. i don't agree with that 100%. i think that we ought to work together, not against each other. >> reporter: so if you are a uniformed officer trying to get coffee you will be asked to leave. you will be unwelcome. they opened in fruitvale. it isn't your typical coffee shop. its name in spanish is called "until death." it's a worker owned collective with a mural outside dekraaiing fatal shootings and law enforcemen

the police union is still urging people to vote for their measure. police chief bill scott also does not support the union's ballot measure because it would prevent the police commission from making any changes to the taser policy. >>> some new questions for facebook after the company apologized about the cambridge analytical -- cambridge analytica scandal. apologies and -- apologizing for allowing cambridge analytica for having access to the information of facebook -- 50 million facebook users. facebook says it only took data from users who opt in to better rank their contacts and messenger. >>> a group called californians for consumer privacy are collecting signatures to put an initiative on the november ballot that would require internet -- in his company who disclose -- internet companies to disclose information they collect. 's >>> -- >> all we are asking for is transparency and putting control back in the hands of the consumer whose personal information they are profiting off of. >> facebook makes 40 billing orders -- dollars a year -- billion d

told the sergeant it does not serve the police it's a surprise to many residents as well. >> i think it's cold blooded. >> the cafe hasn't responded to the police union's letter. >> cafe managers declined a comment to ktvu. >> it's still the. >> my understanding is that they're not going to serve police officers. i don't agree with that 100%. i think we have to work together not against each other. >> if you're a uniformed officer trying to get a cup of coffee here. >> the cafe opened several months ago at the corner of east 27th on fruitvale. fatal police shootings and law enforcement mill to a risization. >> i don't think she should. who are they going to call? the police. >> i think that if a group of people don't feel safe with a police officer who's currently on duty coming into a space and they want people in this neighborhood to feel safe coming into their space, then that is a choice they should be able to make. >> in oakland henry lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> thieves are targeting mail trucks in oakland breaking into them and stealing mail. thieves break into the trucks right through the side windows. there have been four break-ins in less than fo

according to the chronicle, however, police union officials say there's big differences between the two plans. for example, the union's measure would allow an officer to use it on someone who is quote, actively resisting as opposed to violently resisting in the police commission policy. >>> the reverend al sharpton will attend the funeral of the sacramento man shot and killed by police. snief the clark family attorney says he had to take the case pafter watching the police body camera video. >> you say my god, they didn't give him a chance to comply or anything. they started shooting. and within five to seven seconds. >> the sacramento kings wore special jerseys honoring clark last night during the first home game since the shooting. a video featuring the kings played on the scoreboard calling for police accountability. activists are calling for criminal charges against the two sacramento police officers involved in the shooting. >>> in this morning, cal trans services back on track following an accident in palo alto. a train struck a vehicle at the railroad crossing on charleston road

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so in effect, the police officer's union is setting public policy. we ask that you retake that role and that you change the dialogue by refusing to sign the contract until the police officers union has agreed to stop blocking reform. thank you. no justice, no deal. [ speaking in spanish ] >> my name is gloria sejusta and i'm with community sf. [ speaking in spanish ] >> i want to thank you for this hearing and for making the questions that you made because these are the same questions that we are asking ourselves, especially after so much violence that we have to endure in our community. [ speaking in spanish ] >> so we are glad to see our supervisors opening up the space for the community and standing with the community because our community's not only facing a lack of respect, but we are in fact being murdered by the police. [ speaking in spanish ] >> so for me as a worker, if i don't do my job right, even if my union defends me, at the end of the night, i will be fired or suspended. [ speaking in spanish ] >> so as a woman, as a mother, and as a yo

.>> reporter: the officer is from ingleside station, has a couple of years on the force, and the police union tonight says he is in good spirits of the hospital. although the confrontation ended here, the call to police actually originated at a home a few blocks away. for whatever reason, the suspect with a gun around here to the barbershop. lee saw a few men leave this building, just a little while ago. they had nothing to say. reporting live in san francisco. deborah, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> new information on a shooting in oakland. one person has died. it happened just before 9:00 tonight. near eighth and willow. at least one other person was wooded. at this point, no word on what led to the gunfire.>>> texas law enforcement is now looking into the background of the serial bombing suspect as they try to determine what motivated him to kill and maim complete strangers. the 23-year-old of -- accused of spreading fear in us and in killing two people with homemade package bombs is now dead. jonathan reports, the suspect killed himself with one of his own bombs as police were moving in.>> it has

the current situation at the martinez police department...which is currently experiencing a staffing crisis, according to the martinez police officers association. the police unionhe city are trying to find common ground to solve the problem of servere recruitment and retention according to transparent california starting annual salary for a martinez police officer is $75, 846officers in neighboring walnut creek starting annual salary is $93,852... a 21% increase in payunion officials say that is big reason why they are 6 officers short of their authorized staffing level of 37 officerssotthe owner of the martinez barber shop says he misses the homeless outreach officer who used to work in this areasot

. >> that measures backed by the police union. if approved it would allow the police department to buy tasers as soon as august. supporters say they don't want to wait until december. that was a date set by the police commission last year. william scott says he opposes the ballot measure. he says it would prevent the police commission from making changes to the policy. >>> federal park police in san francisco's presidio are asking for your help with a suspected domestic violence case. police say a man and a woman got into a car like this one after getting into a physical fight at about 10:00 tuesday morning. investigators say they left the presidio, possibly through the lumbar to gate in a silver 2012 - 2015 volkswagen jetta. the paper license plates. park police say they are concerned for the safety and welfare of both people. they are asking anyone that may have information to call the police. >>> a giants fan who was attacked at a los angeles dodgers game will speak to some bay area students today about bullying. back in 2011 yo

the city's police commission policy on taser use. it would allow officers to use them only when a person is "violently resisting." that's more restrictive than the ballot measure offered by the police union. >> i said from the beginning that when the discussion around tasers came up that i thought it was incredibly important that our police officers have a nonlethal option as part of what they do and their ability to really control safety on our public streets. >>ation dell, only officers who have -- additionally, only officers who have gone through crisis training will be able to carry the tasers. >>> police in san mateo beef up patrol at schools after a man allegedly made a shooting threat. surveillance video shows the suspect authorities are looking for. they say on friday a witness at a big five sporting goods store heard him say he wanted to buy a gun and shoot up a school. re taking no nd are coordin police say no gun was sold to him and the threat was not specific, but they are taking no chances and are coordinating with local schools on security. suspect... who m was last seen >> we have about 30 plus schools in the city of san mateo. so our patrol officers have made rotations at

, they want to get the taser training started by the end of the air, and they will work with the police union and the police commission to adhere to the policy. >> amber lee in the city tonight. thank you. >>> we are learning more about an officer of all shooting that claimed the life of a 32-year- old man sunday, he is identified as joshua officers were called and there was a person armed with a gun. the suspect was on the ground -- on the ground holding a semi automatic gun. officers told him to put the gun down but he refused. they felt that they were at immediate danger in they opened a fire. this is a photo of the gun that they recovered from the scene. they were wearing body cameras and the investigation is ongoing.>>> fremont, a big crowd showed up at a school board meeting tonight. some parents say that this material is too detailed, into graphic and necessary -- unnecessary. joining us live now is jana. >> reporter: the public comment is going on inside, 60 people on both sides of this issue signed up to give public comment about what they think's doodads should be taught about sex.

. >> mark farrell no longer supports the ballot measure is sponsored by the police officers union. mayor for -- phil says now that they've approved the taser policy, the ballot measure is unnecessary. the police union is still urging people to vote for the measure because they see the taser use policy is to restricted. chief scott also does not support the ballot measure. >>> let's check in with meteorologist steve paulson. getting word that the board is open. >> that's the eastbound direction. >> westbound direction. >> going westbound. 24. well, we have a quiet pattern now. we had three wonderful weeks of rain and snow. the national weather service california, nevada, river forecast center. a wet march. the reservoirs have driven more than 33 feet this month. speaking of good rain and snow, national weather service, snow is piled up. squall, kirkwood, and sierra tahoe this month, 16-19 feet of new snow. i think we will do what will compared to where we were at the beginning of the month. to get that much is really, really good. 65% now. if you melted all that snow, how much water

police officers in uniform. that coffee shop has a name that means unless death in spanish and opened several months ago in the fruitvale district. the police union said that a sergeant went there a couple of weeks ago to introduce himself and buy a cup of coffee and was turned away. there is a mural criticizing police shootings and law enforcement militarization. neighbors have mixed reaction about denying service to the police. >> i don't think it's fair. they should. they protecting them. if somebody breaks in there, who they gonna call? the police. >> i think if a group of people don't feel safe with a police officer currently on duty coming into a space and they want people in this neighborhood to feel safe coming into their space, that is a choice they should be able to make. >> oakland councilman noel gallo talked with them and confirmed it's an unwith respect policy of the coffee shop to refuse to serve police. he said he doesn't agree with the policy and people need to work together and not against each other. >>> police in alameda are crediting their crises intervention training to helping with an unstable man. on machine, police receiv

want to talk on camera saying it's been a stressful time and for their part, the oakland police department and the police union did not want to comment either. >>> a popular trail on the peninsula is closed because of an aggressive mountain lion. two encounters have been reported on the sunrise trail in portola valley. caution tape was put up across the entrance along with signs saying the area is closed. the first encounter was early yesterday. the second was today. ea.. but the >> it's definitely a little scary. i think i've seen a mountain lion from afar before, but they've always been pretty tame and i've never seen an aggressive one. i'll be avoiding the trail. >> mountain lion sightings are not uncommon in the area, but the county says the animal may be acting aggressively to protect a young cub. >>> well, san francisco mayoral candidate london breed just picked up a new high profile endorsement from snoop dogg. the rapper and entrepreneur today posted this video showing every san francisco mayor since 1850. it pauses briefly at a picture of dianne feinstein, the city's first female mayor, and ends with

the policy. >> reporter: it will take time before police are armed with tasers. the commission policy still needs to go through par gainiba with the police union and officers need to be trained. >> watch what happens behind the tree. the 12-year-old girl that got hit by the car was taken to the hospital and expected to be all right. the seen captured by a home surveillance. you can see what the driver does to help. nothing. the car heads off. san jose police are asking the public to find that hit and run driver. >>> opening statement for the trial of the widow of the pulse club. noor salman. defense attorneys portrayed her as a frightened battered wife who was abused for years. >> she said that she was looking forward to the jury hearing the evidence because she knows that a lot of people reported and leaked to the media have been untrue. >> the nightclub massacre happened in 2014 in orlando, florida. >>> a san francisco woman the first to file suit over a storage malfunction. seeking $5 million citing breach of contract. specific fertility center hasn't specified how many have been affected. >>> special town hall meeting has brought together.

the police union is still urging people to vote for their measure because they say the police commission's taser use policy is too restrictive. police chief bill scott also did not support the union's ballot measure because it would prevent the police commission from making any changes to the taser policy. >>> well hillary clinton morning, facebook is -- this morning, facebook is facing new questions about privacy. facebook has been collecting data on users' phone calls and text messages. >> of course this revelation comes amid growing backlash over the cambridge analytica data scandal. ktvu's alex savidge live to bring us more on facebook's ceo's apology. >> reporter: well, gasia and dave, good morning to you and ceo mark zuckerberg essentially says that facebook does in the deserve to have -- not deserve to have people's personal information if it cannot protect that data and he's promising the company will do better in the future. yet he took out full -- yesterday he took out full page ads here in the u.s. and britain apologizing for what he called a breach of trust related to the cambr

the police union says officer chris samayoa did when he was trained to do and calls the fires needless action. >>> new developments in the florida school shooting, prosecutors will seek the death penalty. attorneys filed that notice today. the suspect's defense team argues that he was mentally unstable and the death penalty might be going too far. 17 people were killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school last month. the suspect is set to be arraigned tomorrow. country plan to walk out of schools at >>> also tomorrow thousands of students, teachers and supporters from across the country plan to walk out of schools at 10 a.m. they are pushing for stricter gun laws. coming up at 6:00 we'll tell you about one bay area school that just did a 180 after banning students from participating. >> coming up a dog dies on a united flight after a passenger was forced to put it in the overhead bin. >> plus trying to flip your house and resell it? the list of home improvements that pay off the most. >> the warriors teaming up with the special olympics to give some bay area students a chance to lea

police sergeant stopped by a restaurant in oakland's fruitvale district to introduce himself and buy a cup of coffee but the sergeant was denied service. according to this letter to the cafe from the oakland police uniontaff told a sergeant that it, quote, does not serve the police. obviously, this is both a surprise and a matter of concern for all oakland police officers. it's a surprise to many residents, as well. >> i don't know what they got against them. >> i think that's cold- blooded! >> reporter: the cafe hasn't responded to the police union's letter they sent two weeks a ago requesting an explanation. noel gallo spoke to the cafe managers thursday and confirmed it's the business's unwritten policy. >> my understanding they are not going to serve our police officers. i don't agree with that 100%. i think that we ought to work together, not against each other. >> reporter: so if you are a uniformed officer trying to get coffee you will be asked to leave. you will be unwelcome. they opened in fruitvale. it isn't your typical coffee shop. its name in spanish is called until death. the mural outside dekraais fatal shootings and militarization of police officers. it won't host a next coffee with a

the policy. >> reporter: it will take time before police are armed with tasers. the commission policy still needs to go through par gai pari with the police union and officers need happens behind the tree. the 12-year-old girl that got hit by the car was taken to the hospital and expected to be all right. the seen captured by a home surveillance. you can see what the driver does to help. nothing. the car heads off. san jose police are asking the public to find that hit and run driver. >>> opening statement for the trial of the widow of the pulse club. noor salman. defense attorneys portrayed her as a frightened battered wife who was abused for years. >> she said that she was looking forward to the jury hearing the evidence because she knows that a lot of people reported and leaked to the media have been untrue. >> the nightclub massacre happened in 2014 in orlando, florida. >>> a san francisco woman the first to file suit over over ove storage malfunction. malfunctioi seeking $5 million citing breach of contract. specific fertility center hasn't specified how many have been affected. >>> special town hall meeting has brought together. reporter chris nguyen has t

the police that are allowed to get away with this. it is because the organizers in sacramento were pushing and fighting. the police union contract is not good. california has a bill of rights for police officers that gives them protections that no other citizens get. >> when you see the body cam video, that in itself can be damning. but then the audio gets turned off. >> the thing about body cameras. and the only reason why we are pro video more not than video, we have seen almost no cases of an officer being held accountable without video. you can see they can manipulate the audio. they don't turn it on. they get slick with it and angle the cameras. that is not what it means to hold police accountable. >> i know you are part of this nbc documentary called "hope & fury." it airs tonight. >> there are two things. one, it's everybody's movement. >> absolutely. you founded it. you're one of the founders. >> many people helped the movement begin. i'm just probably one of the people in the street in ferguson at the beginning of the movement. what i will say is we were mindful of the fact that we needed to tell stories that w

and the police union in france also confirming that an assault was carried out on the supermarket at, they said, shot. so, that heard in the last few minutes, that the hostage situation is over because there was a police raid, enormous police and military presence at the scene of that supermarket in the tiny little town of trebes, only 5000 or so inhabitants but 200 or 300 gendarmerie and other police and military, the situation over in a matter of hours with the gunman shot and killed according to french media reports. helene is here, what reports. helene is here, what reports are you getting on social media? the interior minister has arrived in trebes tweeting, arriving on site where i am joining all of the security forces and their mobilisation is absolutely total, please don't spread any fake news, he is even doing the hashtag #fa kenews, he is even doing the hashtag #fakenews, saying, he is even doing the hashtag #fa kenews, saying, please he is even doing the hashtag #fakenews, saying, please follow instead his own twitter handle. we have u nfortu nately instead his own twitter

. >> reporter: the police union must approve this before officers are given tasers. has said it is committed to working with the commission to come up with a policy. the police chief said last night he was happy with the results. the earliest that officers could be armed with tasers, though, would be december. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfild, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, amy. classes are canceled today at san leandro high school because of a shooting threat found on campus. the message was found scrawled on the boys' bathroom wall yesterday. students and parents panicked as the school was put on lockdown for three years while the campus was secured. the message said, i'm shooting the school tomorrow. i'm sick of this. better not come. >> 4:29 now. let's get an update on weather and traffic starting with meteorologist mike nicco. hey, mike. >> hey guys. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's start with the storm impact scale today and tomorrow. waves of showers and snow possible down to 3500 feet and a chance of lightning

through some of the busiest parts of the city crowded with people and traffic aside from being used to assist and train local police these patrols by the african unions and the some forces a very much about making people here feel safe the more police is seen the war people feel secure the government is preparing its own security forces to take over when african union police and soldiers leave the country in two years the united nations says al shabaab has been weakened in the past year but the somali government says its security forces also face challenges our security force used of the training outside the problem became world a comeback. they don't have. their nationalistic. view. and why they fight in. there were not fully prepared in terms of the current situation in somalia. the government says its twenty six thousand troops are stretched thin somalia lacks the institutions to properly supported the police and soldiers sudden changes in leadership clan affiliations political infighting and low salaries don't make it any easier we are not going to be here for good right now as we talk the discussion is transition so i'm son is soon moving out an

the martinez police department...sa ys it needs more cops. right now there is no dedicated school resource officer, no dedicated homeless outreach officer, no dedicated officer to work with the mental health evaluation team. the police union and the city say they are trying to find common ground on salaries. the starting annual salary for a martinez police officer is just over 75- thousand dollars... versus what neighboring walnut creek officer making just over 93- thousand. (grant) the current negotiated police contract is closed until june 0f 2019. however city officials say they are willing to discuss a salary increase with the police officers association as long as the impact on the overall city budget is taken into consideration. ((vicki/ots))heads up coffee drinkers. the next time you grab a cup of joe at starbucks don't be surprised if you see a sign warning that coffee could cause cancer.a court ruling this week could require coffee makers to warn the public that coffee may contain a chemical know to cause health problems.kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in san francisco with details. charles . .

. >> the police union is backing proposition 8 on the ballot. ved officers would have tasers sooner and with your restrictions. the union says "70 8% of voters want police officers to be equipped with less lethal options." >>> some parents in the south bay are challenging a morgan roof course in fremont. at a school board meeting parents said the curriculum is inappropriate for children as young as the fourth grade. >> reporter: health and sexual education are sensitive topics for some parents, worried that the school district is exposing their children too early to unnecessary and graphic details about sexuality. >> it is too much detail. >> reporter: this mother says he opposes the sex-ed that begins in the fourth grade. she says, it includes topics such as different kinds of sexual intercourse. >> why do they need to know about this? it is too much. >> reporter: she is among a group of parents who have signed a petition, they had more than 4000 signatures ahead of the meeting. it calls the new curriculum "inappropriate." some parents a fourth

sense and allows our men and women of our police department use this equipment, i will be supporting the ballot measure. >> the measure is backed by the police unionwould allow the police to permit to buy tasers as early as august. supporters don't want to wait until december, the date set by the commission -- the police commission about whether or not to approve the use of tasers. one representative opposes the ballot measure because it would prevent police commission for making changes to the policy. >>> a medical assistant is accused of sexually assaulting a patient. 29-year-old tony vacca of clayton is arrested -- has been arrested on felony charges. he turned himself in after a warrant was issued for his arrest. a patient reported being sexually assaulted and he has been placed on administrative leave. >>> san francisco was asking for your help with a suspected domestic violence case. police say a man and woman got into a car like this one after getting into a physical fight about 10:00 tuesday morning. investigators say they left the presidio, maybe to the lumbar gate, and a silver 2012 to 2015 volkswagen jetta. it had paper license plates.