he's toney chaplin.co police department for 26 years and served in several positions from inspector in the gang task force to the homicide division and most recently as the deputy chief with the new standards policing bureau which focusing on accountable and trans parksy. >> we get more from tara. she's live in the city. tara. >> reporter: this did come as a shock to a lot of folks. that chief greg suer stepped down. he was not fired he resigned. that's an important note to make, there is a difference. basically the mayor said, you know, you think it's time he was encouraging him to resign. and the chief agreed. he basically fwierjs many at city hall, a distraction when they were trying to get plans passed. here's what the mayor had to say. >> i have previously expressed confidence in chief greg suer because i know he agrees with and understands the need for reform. but following this morning's officer involved shooting and my meeting with chief greg suer in afternoon -- this afternoon, today i is have a

. >>> acting san francisco police chief toney chaplin is promising major changes. andria borba is in the news room. the chief wants to tackle the "r" word right away. reform. >> reporter: that's right. acting san francisco police chief toney chaplin was pushing for reforms before his appointment. he is promising the reforms will be historic. >> reporter: in front of cameras and next to the heads of police commission, acting san francisco police chief toney chaplin, layed out his plans. >> reforms. >> reporter: the process of reforming the department began under greg suhr and nearing its conclusion. first up rolling out body cameras. >> so that we have another set of eyes on the officer involved shooting we have been discussing. i think it will be a huge thing to help us out. it won't solve everything but it will give us another look. >> reporter: the use of force policy. mayor ed lee -- [ indiscernible ] direct result of yesterday's shooting of jessica williams. >> moving cars, that bis one o the first things is prohibit the shooting into vehicles. that is one of

. >> reporter: the mayor named toney chaplin as acting police chief. up until now the mayor had stood by sur even as pressure to fire him increase -- suhr even as pressure to him increased dramatically in the past few weeks. >> power to the people! >> reporter: this evening the frisco five were among the small crowd going to protest but instead celebrated their victory. >> it's taken too long. the people have spoken too loudly and it's about time. >> we can only implement reform quickly if we have a new leader and we have leadership that is about uniting our city. i did not think the current leadership was capable of that even with best intentions. >> i'm sad to see him go. i think this is a loss for the department and i don't think it's going to make reform move any more quickly. >> reporter: and i'm told the police chief greg suhr himself expressed some emotion today. he met with bayview community leaders and shed some tears not just because he lost his job, but apparently he was upset that he found himself in this situation yet again, ken, another s

toney chaplin will speak. we made the decision to stay here with you. >>> investigators now trying to determine if the san francisco police sergeant who opened fire on the suspected car thief was trying to protect his partner. the sergeant who has not yet been identified fired one deadly shot at the 27-year-old woman who was driving a stolen car as she revved her car back and forth. this happened in the bay district last night. a large crowd gathered to remember the woman. >> we are not talking about our black women who are being gunned down, if we are not telling our whole story, if we are not telling our whole story, then we account achieve full lip racial. >> mayor your woods was killed in a condition front station in december and lose concoria, a homeless man fairic a knife was shot and killed >>> we are hearing that three schools are on lock down. showing you some live pictures now from sky pox, over washington high school there. this is by 30th avenue and gary in richmond. according to the san francisco

toney chaplin said he plans to push ahead with reforms. >> reporter: new acting chief toney chaplin called yesterday was the most difficult days of his life. >> it was hard because a young lady lost her life. i watched a person who is dedicated calling it quits. it was a lot of emotions.>> reporter: he met with the mayor. he became interim chief following the third deadly officer involved shooting in less than six months. all suspects killed were people of color. the most recent a 27-year-old woman who police say had sold a car. they protest in the past several weeks. yesterday they asked her to resign. willie brown believed it was a mutually agreed-upon decision. >> i'm certain that it was not a hustle. >> reporter: he said police department everywhere need to be -- become culturally sensitive. >> there is no way to do that overnight or with a list of rules and regulations. is almost as if it is generational.>> reporter: he cannot agree with the mayor's decision to ask for resignation but he respects it. >> it is a shame that the politics came into play and that the minority that was comi

at his side, suzy loftus, the president of the police commission and deputy chief toney chaplin. the mayor named chaplain as acting police chief. this came just hours after after a police sergeant shot and killed a 27-year-old black woman who police say was driving a stolen car in the bayview shortly before 10:00 a.m. >> i have previously expressed confidence in chief suhr because i know he agrees with and understands the need for reform. but following this morning's officer involved shooting and my meeting with chief suhr this afternoon, today i have arrived at a different conclusion to the question of how best to move forward. >> we continue to bring the pressure because the pressure of the people is what made it happen. >> reporter: community activists including those who recently held a hunger strike demanding that chief suhr resigned gathered to speak about the mayor's decision. and to protest against this morning's deadly shooting. >> we are emotional right now. >> reporter: oscar salinas tells us he is a friend of alex nieto, a man killed by police two years ago. >> this i

in his place, toney chaplin will be the interim police chief of san francisco. much more on this throughout this newscast and coming up at 6:00. >>> tonight, there is a renewed push for justice in one of the bay area's most bizarre kidnapping case. one that police in vallejo at first deemed a hoax. it's been now more than a year than eric corn an and denise haskins were in their own home. where the couple's alleged attacker still hasn't been charged with any of the crimes connected with this particular case. >> reporter: it's been more than a year, jessica, as you mentioned and the suspect in this case still has not been charged with many of the alleged crimes. tonight the attorney for one of the victims is demanding to know why. >> he was tied up. he was falsely confined. >> reporter: aaron quinn's attorney said his client and his client's girlfriend are still haunted by the crimes they suffered at the hands of alleged kidnapper matthew muller. >> they're completely -- >> mueller victimized quinn and his girlfriend denise haskins in their vallejo home in march

. >> the steps that interim chief toney chaplin is taking in hopes of rebuilding the community trust. >>> the search continues for the efforts to find egyptair flight 804, concerns overseas and at home. >>> looking at a morning commute that is busy, and here's highway 4, stop-and-go traffic.>>> another pattern with this low is keeping is below average on the temperatures, and maybe a little bit of rain in the forecast. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, 6:13 am. >>> the search is on for the black boxes for the egyptair flight 804 that crashed into the mediterranean last thursday. members of congress say there's evidence of a terror attack, but the president of egypt says it is too early to speculate. the crash has raised new concerns about the airport security overseas and here at home.'s back we have security -- >> it is important for the public to know that every flight, the plane, cargo and passengers on the flight bound to the united st atesmust be screen to the u. s. standards.>> yesterday egypt sent a submarine to the mediterranean sea to help the search for the flight recorders

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. >> toney chaplin says there may be officers who need to leave san francisco's police force. he made those comments this afternoon in his first community address since he was named interim chief at the third baptist church. ktvu's leigh martinez tells us the chiefs plans for the department. >> reporter: reverend amos brown was blunt. >> to blame one man for what some nonthinking, non- compassionate, trigger-happy people did. >> reporter: criticism was for a number of police actions using leaf -- lethal force on minorities not for former chief greg suhr. inside for baptist church, acting chief toney chaplin made his first community address after taking over the san francisco police department last week. he leads the police force, mired in recent officer involved shootings. mario was was killed by san francisco police. he had 20 gunshot wounds. and this past thursday, two officers shot and killed jessica williams after she was suspected of stealing a car. chief chaplain says changes will be coming to the police department quickly under his watch. including if he has to, getting

. >> reporter: and with that, the mayor introduced suhr's replacements, interim chief toney chaplin. he is a 26-year veteran of the sfpd. he is the head of a new bureau on community oriented policing. and we heard from him at a previous event about his management style. >> some people get it right away. not a problem. some people get it sooner or later. we need to train 'em. and some people never get it. and they need to be fired and sent back. [ applause ] >> reporter: the search for a permanent police chief in san francisco is ongoing both within the department and nationwide. concurrently there's an investigation going on by the federal department of justice. that investigation has been going on for months. that was prompted at the request from now former chief suhr and mayor ed lee. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> what are we hearing from the protestors who had been demanding suhr be fired? >> reporter: including some of the people that went on a hunger strike for several weeks earlier this month. they said that they have won a battle but the war is not over. they

jacketie. >> reporter: allen, acting police chief toney chaplin said all the buzz words that critics want to see here, transparency, reform and communication and he wants to focus on body cameras and use of force policy. it's what he has been working on for months. >> reforms. >> reporter: in his debut press conference today acting chief toney chaplin said if the department of justice approves the reform policy he helped put together, it will be historic. >> all of that sounds like it's enforcement heavy but 90% of those responsibilities are working with the community, 10% was enforcement and i'm going to bring that to role as chief. >> reporter: mayor ed lee made a point to join the new chief in front of cameras today. he is a 26-year veteran of the sfpd. he already knows the rank-and- file officers and people at the commission. >> you have to take charge of the disciplinary process critical. >> reporter: he was police chief for 3 1/2 years and says from one tony to another chaplin is the right man for the job. >> he has a reputation for being honest and working hard. so those are t

. >> he named deputy chief toney chaplin as acting police chief. up until now, the mayor had stood by suhr even as the pressure to fire him increased dramatically over the last few weeks with hunger strikers calling themselves the frisco five rallying to city hall to force his firing. >> power to the people!! >> reporter: the "frisco five" were among the small crowd who were going to protest but instead celebrated. >> it's taken too long. the people have spoken too loudly. and it's about tomb. >> he can only implement the reforms effectively and quickly if we have a new leadership about uniting our city. i did not think the current leadership was capable of that even with the best intentions. >> i'm sad to see him go. this is a loss for the department. and i don't think it's going to make reform move any more quickly. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> the acting chief toney chaplin is also a veteran. chaplin has been with the department for 26 years. he worked in homicide and most recently has been working on reforms. last year he spoke at a law

. >> deputy chief toney chaplin has taken over as interim chief. the question now is where does the city and the department go from here? ktvu's alex savidge joins us now in the studio with more on what's happening. >> reporter: good morning to you. this announcement certainly rocked the department and a number of officers tell ktvu that they would like to see the interim chief, toney chaplin, stay on and be the chief on a more permanent basis. they say they do not want an outsider. they would not like to see an outsider come in here. many members of the department tell ktvu that suhr was well liked and highly respected. he came up through the ranks of the san francisco police department, a longtime captain at the bayview station but over the last few months he faced mounting pressure and growing protests over several controversial shootings by officers. the mayor had expressed confidence in suhr who was working on reforms to repair a fractured relationship with the minority community in san francisco but then yesterday's deadly shooting appeared t

a number of officers tell ktvu they would like to see toney chaplin get that job for good.rch and many officers told ktvu they do not want to see an outsider come in here. they want to see someone like chaplin who has been with the department for a long time, knows the officers. >> which makes a lot of sense, not just knows the officers, knows the area, knows the people in the area. >> a familiarity with the city. >> right, the neighborhood. >> and the department itself. and the communities. >> right. >> we will have to wait and see how this search proceeds but certainly a huge shake-up, a lot going on within the san francisco police department and the city itself. >> for sure. >> we will talk to you later this morning. thank you. >>> it's 5:38. at least one oakland city official is hoping to roll out the red carpet for presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump. trump made headlines for a comment to the new york times magazine suggesting oakland is among the most dangerous places in the world. well, oakland city councilman noel guyo tells us that he called tr

as lee martinez tells us, toney chaplin talked about the need for communication, the need to rebuild trust, and he says he is not afraid to cut ties with officers who aren't on board. >> reverend brown was blunt. >> to blame one man for what some non-thinking, non- compassionate trigger happy people did. >> reporter: his criticism was for a number of police actions using lethal force on minorities. not for former police chief greg suhr. >> today it's go engauging with the community and talking to them about some issues they may have. >> reporter: inside third baptist church acting chief toney chaplin made his first community address after taking over the san francisco police department last week. he leads the police force marred in recent high profile officer-involved shootings. in december mario woods was killed by san francisco police. he had 20 gunshot wounds. and this past thursday two officers shot and killed jessica williams after she alleged by fled in a stolen car. chief chaplin says changes will be coming to the police department quickly under his watch, including if he has

. >> grant:deputy chief toney chaplin has served with the san for 26 years. deputy chief in charge of the department's professional standards.and >> grant: principled policing bureau. >> grant:chaplin started in the department as an officer back in 19-90 and worked his way up throughout the years.being promoted to inspector and then sergeant.in 2012. chaplin wasthen three years later. in 2015. he was promoted to commander. >> grant:and earlier this year, he recently became the deputychaplin will be working with the city's police commission on the search for a new permanent chief. >> grant:mayor ed lee says chaplin has an "established record of commitment to the city's diverse communities." >> grant:since chief greg suhr took over the department in 2011there have been 42 officer involved shootings in san francisco. >> steve:thank you, grant. >> pam:kron 4's charles clifford walks us through the latestand what we know about the 1 and that was killed today. >> reporter:around 945 thursday morning, officers with the san francisco police department were following

reef -- wreath in honor of those that have served our community. >>> and the interim police chief toney to attend a meeting hosted by the san francisco business cooperative, and this comes after three high profile officer involved shootings, and the texting scandal, and they are meeting with the pastors and the outreach workers over the past week. >> police work is not just going out and arresting people, it is engaging in the community and getting out of the car are finding out who lives in the neighborhood. >>> rising rent prices are a growing problem throughout the bay area. >> the community and economic development them -- committee will take up that effort. it shows that the renters in oakland need to earn over $40 an hour in order to rent a two bedroom apartment with 30% of the income, and the committee will look at the affordable housing solutions, and consider the first-time home buyer programs. >>> the oakland elected officials, an interesting story. everybody wants to go to the warriors games, you and i want to go, but it turns out that the officials in the east bay are taking

that would be toney cha palestine. he served in desert storm, has been here for years. that will be up to chaplin himself. no one knows if he wants the permanent job. we have to wait and see. >> this is not the first time a police chief has been forced out. ritchie was forced out for stealing newspapers. the police chief job itself is something that you think people might want >> with regard to chaplin, he does not live in san francisco. he lives outside of san francisco. in order to be chief, you have to live in the city. there is an exception for an interim chief. that's decision that chaplin will have to make. i don't know the rules and regulations around it if and when he is appointed. i feel that, yes, it is a very difficult job. a lot of folks that we have been talking to, protesters and police officers alike, say regardless hot chief is, the policies with regards to use of force are still there and they are trying to change everything but it's just not something that's going to happen overnight. you know, don't expect this big huge change to happen within the nex

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toney chaplin will be holding a meeting. they will talk about use of force. angela alioto will be attending. that's pretty much it here from san francisco. going to be a hot day today. 75 is what steve and everyone has been talking penalty sued be beautiful. >> tara, thank you very much. >>> police in the central valley arrested a man suspected of vandalizing a catholic church. investigators say that sunday night, broke open 300 of the bottles of altar wine and used church vestments as a way to start the fire. he broke out windows, tore out wiring and smashed artwork. the chancellor of the archdiocese says that members of the congregation can't understand why anyone would try to destroy their church. >> what have we done to upset you so much that you would come into this place of worship and create such violent acts? >> this is an opportunity for to us show mercy to whoever did this. we don't know. but it is a matter of reaching out and praying for that person. >> ruiz told police that he was upset with the vatican. the chur

. >>> the san francisco new acting police chief toney chaplin trying to rebuild the trust within the police department, and started by meeting with members of the third baptist church, saying that communication is the first step toward building the trust. and the trust between the police and people that live in the city have been strained after the deadly police- involved shooting's over the past couple of months. toney chaplin says that changes will come quick with the department, which may mean cutting ties with some of the police officers. >> some go to school and do what they're supposed to do, some get it sooner or later, and those are the ones that will slip up and we can train them. but some never get it, and those are the ones we want separated from the police department. >> the people apparently liked what they heard, and they say that if chaplin is not given the job is the permanent police chief, they want to be in the selection process for whoever is chosen. >>> a developing story out of monterey county, a wild fire has burned more than six square miles, and it started at

the interim chief toney chaplin second thursday following griggs circle this resignation.hird suspect of color was killed by police in the last six months. ps 26 years of experience in leases background on sf pd gang task force will help him reach the current rift in the city department. >>> rosemary is cooking up and unpredictable day. >>> i cannot help but think about the brides out this weekend and plan their wedding in may because they wanted 75 degrees and sunny skies. and that's not going to happen. >> the bay area september and october are the best wedding weather months. but i think rain is romantic. everything is romantic on your wedding day. >> and i feel the pain because it rained on my wedding day. it was a september wedding and i thought the same thing. june gloom is gone his temper is the best time of year. and i had rain on my wedding day. >>> in addition to the cold cloudy conditions the isolated showers will be with us as well for saturday. santa rosa 50 degrees. san francisco 55. these numbers are similar to yesterday within a couple of degrees. we are no

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several people said they would like to see acting chief toney chaplin take on the role permanently. >> want to take this opportunity first of all to introduce myself. >> reporter: dozens of people who live and work in the bayview came to meet with chief toney chaplin. at his side were a police commissioner, two commanders and the captain of the bayview station. >> i'm here to answer any questions you might have with regards to the department. >> reporter: several speakers asked questions about last thursday's deadly officer involved shooting. >> [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: chief chaplain promised transparency and to implement reforms quickly. >> i am here, i am going to push everything we do talked about, the use of force a force policy, the body cameras, those are going forward. i am going to try to push them to the finish line. >> reporter: others say it's not merely a change in the chief but a change in the culture of the department that is needed. >> what are your strategies for targeting certain neighborhoods? i feel [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: chief chaplain says changes a

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this is toney chaplin just named by mayor ed lee. you heard it right here.d file in the police department. toney chaplin is well- respected, well liked. he just became deputy chief about a year ago. i'm told he was an inspector at the gang task force. promoted to lieutenant in 2007 and then became a lieutenant of the homicide division. so a little bit of background for a man who will be leading the police department in the interim. chief greg suer giving his letter of resignation. >> it didn't take long from the shooting we saw this morning to this. >> all the things we've seen, the shooting, protest, the hunger strike. it almost led up to the point and for another person to be dead now, i'm not sure if this was the correct thing, but something needed to be done. >> so far, no word from greg suer himself who have there at the mayor's office at the time. we'll see if he put out a statement a little later. that's it for us here on the "the four on 2." let's send it over to franked julie with more on the big news coming out of the city. >>> we're continuing to

. >> reporter: the mayor introduced suhr's replacement interim chief toney chaplin. we heard from him at a previous event about his management style. >> some people get it right away, not a problem. some people get it sooner or later. we need to train 'em. some people never get it. they need to be fired and sent back and that -- >> reporter: the search for a permanent chief is ongoing within the department and nationwide. there's an ongoing department of justice investigation going on within the sfpd prompted by now former chief suhr and mayor ed lee. there were representatives from the department of justice at the scene of the shooting yesterday. anne makovec, kpix 5. >> what are we hearing from the protestors who were demanding that suhr resign? >> they got a statement yesterday from the so-called "frisco five." the people that were engaged in a hunger strike a few weeks ago trying to get chief suhr fired. they said that they won the battle but the war is not over. they are calling for any officer involved in a shooting to be fired and charged with murder. >> thank

. >> reporter: three at as after he was appointed police chief, toney chaplain went to the church facing questions from the community and promised that he would work hard for reform. >> there are a lot of officers wanting to do the good work. we are talking about a small minority doing things they have no business doing. those are the ones that we will isolate and identify and recommend they are separated from the police department. >> reporter: mayor ed lee appointed chaplain on thursday after another officer-involved shooting. this time, an sfpd sergeant shot an unarmed african- american woman as she was driving aggressively in a stolen car. chaplain said he can't elaborate too much on reforms in the works but i ask body a report that san francisco may no longer investigate shoot -- shoot wrings their own officers fired the shot. >> we are working on it and looking at alternatives top officer involved shootings or ois to make sure that the public understands it's clear and transparent and they don't think anything has been covered up. >> reporter: joe vasquez, kpix 5. >> some of those

mayor lee mets which his newly acted appointed chief toney chaplin but unrest and bitterness from the outside. critics of mayor lee are taking steps to begin a recall effort and filed a notice of intention to circulate a petition with the department of elections. we spoke with one person who fought for the removal of scheef suhr who says she and her supporters will fight for the mayor's recall. >> i will do anything in my power to see that will happen. he has failed the city of san francisco. >> mayor lee's critics are citing the housing crisis, worsening problem with homelessness and scandals in the police department as reasons to have the mayor recalled. >>> here's what happens next. the paperwork was submitted at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. san francisco's elections director was not in the office so every petition has to be reviewed to see if it meets election code and if it does, the recall effort can begin. >>> in many ways this is classic san francisco politics. we've seen it for decades. plenty of people upset greg suhr was forced out that includes a man who knows the demands and

those at the vigil call on acting chief toney chaplin to put that sergeant on leave as the shooting is investigated. >>> a famous san francisco house is up for sale. how much the "full house" home is selling for. >> plus, there is no cure for a new superbug! the warning health officials are issuing today. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good afternoon, everybody! boy, we saw burnoff a lot earlier today than in recent mornings and now, this is the scene towards the tri-valley and mount diablo. we have the complete bay area holiday forecast coming up after this brief time-out. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, president obama embraced a survivor... at the site of e first atomic bomb attack. 140-thousand people died >>> an emotional hug in japan this morning. president obama embracing a survivor of the hiroshima attack. 140,000 people died on that attack on august 6, 1945. weijia jang has more on this president's historic visit. >> reporter: president obama joined japanese prime minister shinzo abe in laying a wreath at peace memorial park in hiroshima friday, he is the first sitting u.s. president to

>> reporter: the department's intrim chief toney chaplin is in charge of reforming the department. he is not here today. i didn't see any uniformed police officers at the summit. big point of contention, tasers, they will be discussing them this afternoon. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> bullets fly again on an east bay freeway, this time in hercules. one person was shot when someone opened fire around 9:15 p.m. on i-80 west of highway 4. the chp closed several lanes backing up traffic for hours. no arrests have been made. the victim's condition is unclear. the shooting is one of nearly 20 on east bay highways since november. >>> a family in san leandro is mourning the loss of a mother and daughter after an accident with an amtrak train. it happened on the tracks at washington and chapman yesterday. 30-year-old vanessa enriquez and her 3.5-year-old daughter were struck on the tracks. the vehicle behind them might have forced them on the tracks right before the train slammed into the suv. >> state lawmakers are putting the brakes on people who abuse disabled parking

. >> reporter: acting chief toney chaplain sitting down talking about how to mend fences with outreach workers. thursday's officer-involved shooting in bayview was still fresh in people's minds. these meetings after shootings can dissolve into shouting but this was on a path forward. >> i thought it was a start in the direction that we need to go. we have a lot to do and a lot to be done. >> the message i'm taking away -- and it's a good message -- is they are ready to work with the police department to restore trust. but obviously, we have to show them that we're deserving of the trust. >> reporter: chaplain said on friday his first three prioritys were reform, reform, reform and said that the report would speed up the roll out for getting officers back on the beat. >> proactive policing to me is not going out and arresting people but engaging in the community. get out of the car and find out who lives in the neighborhood. >> we have learned that so far, no one has filed a formal complaint about the shootings. >>> the nation's 42nd president bill clinton is expected to attend a fundra

. >> chief toney chaplin got a standing ovation after the reverend aimous brown introduced him. abc 7 news was at third baptist church when he spoke. he replaced greg sur who resigned thursday following a deadly police shooting. chaplain wants to reach all communities. >> police at the to want of list are needed in the communities not as enforcers but guarders. we have mothers that brought their children and that won't be solved if there is a wall between the police department and community. that's got to come down. >> chaplain's two goals, reforming the department's use of force policy and the rollout of body cameras. >>> officers had to square off a coyote that cornered two hikers and their dogs. police received the call about 9:00 a.m. in mills canyon park. the hikers said the coyote approach them and their dogs. officers chased the coyote away without hurting it. >>> new poll numbers are in, and they reveal how close the race to the white house has become. the abc news washington post poll shows donald trump with a two-point advantage over hillary clinton among registered vo

. >>> in just a few hours, san francisco acting police chief toney chaplin is expected at a community meeting as he deals with controversy surrounding his department. today's gathering comes after recent shootings of suspects and officer text messaging scandal and resignation of police chief greg suhr. it will be at the playland bar on polk street at 5:30 p.m. >>> oakland city council's community and economic development committee plans to tackle the rising rent problem today after a sobering report from the national low-income housing coalition was released. according to hud people shouldn't pay more than 30% of income on rent but the new report shows that renters in oakland have to earn over $40 an hour to be able to rent a two-bedroom apartment. today the committee is looking into affordable housing solutions. a first time home buyer's program is under consideration. >>> energy leaders from the world's largest economies are in san francisco today to talk about clean energy. the meeting is piggybacking off the paris talks where 195 countries made a packet to limit global warming. le

. >> reporter: now acting chief toney chaplin is charged with leading the department forward. there are rifts among city supervisors about how the change in leadership has been handled. >> i think this is a loss for the department and i don't care it's going to make reform move any more quickly. >> reporter: the calls for reforms have been growing louder by the day after shootings, protests, hunger strikes and investigations into racist texts. today, people are mourning the loss of a 27-year-old woman, her death the final straw. >> it is endemic of what's wrong with the san francisco police department that we have a police department that is out of control. >> reporter: chief chaplin spoke about his leadership style at a recent forum. >> some people get it right away. not a problem. some people get it sooner or later. we need to train 'em. and some people never get it. they need to be fired and sent packing. [ applause ] >> and that's -- [ applause ] >> reporter: seems like a pretty candid guy. he is going to speak to reporters for the first time since his new appointment late

. >> toney chaplain is the acting chief while city leaders are conducting a nationwide search for the next full-time chief. he said he's not sure if he wants to put his hat in the ring for the full-time yard. but some of the community lead ers we spoke to today agreed. >>> the summit is being hosted by the public defender, who's been highly critical of the department saying it's out of control. wednesday's event will include a panel discussion on whether san francisco police should be equipped with tasers. >>> stolen guns in the hands of criminals. tonight police are investigating a smash and grab heist at a gun store. it happened at imbert and smithers gun store in san carlos. the suspects raided the inventory. owner of nearby shops say they're trying to secure their businesses as best they can. >> if somebody would have the gall to do that, drive a vehicle in to the glass window, that's a little nerve-wracking. >> all you can do is protect yourself the best you can. >> investigators have not said how many weapons were stolen. >>> a popular san jose bakery goes up in flames. the fire

toney? >> look at this. perhaps the most fascinating story of the day. this was chaotic bus jacking came to an end in the district. suspect drove the bus a few blocks, jumped a curb, and hit a pedestrian, at an intersection on nanny helenborough avenue. paul wagner live on the scene to take us through what was a very wild ride. paul? >> reporter: absolutely, tony, you can imagine, the fear of the passengers who were on the u6 bus this morning, about 10:30, in the 3800 block of j street, which is just across the railroad tracks, and 295 from where i am now. according to police, this man, took control of the bus, after attacking the driver, throwing the driver off the bus >> the man drove it across the lot and hit him. officers with gunned drawn tried to pull the hijacker off the bus, he was described as being distraught, violent. the man who was hit described as a worker at crown was taken to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead. dc police chief, cathy lanier, says the suspect hijacked the bus about 90 seconds after boarding near the 3800 block

the standard and principled policing bureau so again, police chief greg suhr is out and deputy chief toney chaplin is in and answering the question the mayor said a nationwide search will begin immediately. in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> mike, this is a big turnaround for the mayor. he has been steadfast backing the chief saying he was responding to the reforms that he wanted to see in the city and all of a sudden, i guess the incident today really was something they couldn't overlook. >> absolutely, kenny. that was the incident that pushed it over the top. phil matier our hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. -- our phil matier had a one-on- one with him said he backed the chief this morning. although questions haven't been answered, the mayor says it's enough. he says the city -- what am i trying to say. the city is not behind you anymore. this shooting was the last straw and that was it for the chief. >> we did a poll and over 50% of the people backed chief suhr. but the mayor is the boss and he does what he has to do. mike sugerman live in the mayor's office in san francisco

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his fifth day on the job toney chaplin sat doyne at the bayview and asked how to mend fences. thursday's officer-involved shooting in the bayview that left jessica williams dead was still fresh on people's minds. >> once again we have a loss of life in our community. >> where these meetings after a shooting can devolve into shouting this one was focused on a path forward. >> i thought it was a very good start in the direction that we need to go. we have a lot to do and a lot to be done. >> the message i'm taking away and it's a good message is that they are definitely ready to work with the police department to restore the trust, but obviously we have to show them we're deserving of that trust. >> reporter: the acting chief chaplin who said on friday his first three priorities were reform, reform, reform said the department was going to speed up the rollout of bias training for officers as well as getting officers back on the beat. >> correct. the police and media is not going out and arresting people. it's getting out and getting to know the people in the neighborhood. >> we'

earlier today there was a link above toney chaplin's picture that directed users to an error page. the link is removed. >>> ahead at 6:00, the challenges ahead for chaplin as interim chief and the key support he is already picking up. >>> a fast-moving fire tore through an apartment building in bay point displating nearly 30 people. it started at around 2:00 this afternoon at the river shore apartments on shore view court north of willow pass road. when firefighters got there, they found intense flaming in one building in the complex. at first they had to take a defensive approach to try to keep the fire from spreading to other buildings. >> the fire was well advanced with the middle unit of that side of the building fully involved and spreading to other units of the building. after they initially got in here, they realized that they needed more units so they called a second alarm immediately. >> they had it under control within about an hour and all residents got out safely. but now 27 people still need a place to stay. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> strong wind

>>steve a:there are those who think, even his replacement toney chaplin - is not the right man for the job. >>steve a:we spoke one-on-one with well-known civil rights lawyer john burris about suhr's replacement. >>steve a:burris is representing the mother of mario woods. >>steve a:he's the san francisco man who was armed with a knife and was shot and killed by police. >>steve a:and although burris says he has no problem with the outgoing chief. or his replacement. >>steve a:he thinks the problem is within the department. here is his take on the interim chief. >>steve a:on our website.we have stories on all the recent police shootings in san francisco. >>steve a:also, the series of protests demanding chief greg suhr be fired. and.the scandal involving officers sending out racists texts. it's all at kron 4 dot com. >>steve a:the golden state warriors returned to the practice court today. by this time on sunday, game 3 of the western conference finals will be in the books. >>steve a:and hopefully, it ends with the champs ahead in this series. for the most part, the dubs are at full streng

just ahead who the chief, toney chaplin, met with yesterday and their response to his efforts. >>> pluselays this morning for caltrain commuters on the peninsula after a person was struck and killed by a train a couple hours ago. what we know about the investigation and how caltrain is getting people where they need to go. >>> we also have traffic on the san francisco commute looking a little bit slow on highway 101 heading south. you can see that something is blocking lanes somewhere along the line. we will tell you what it is coming up. >>> well, if you like a little bit cooler pattern, that's exactly what we have. a mix of sun and clouds. been some light rain to the north. we will see if there is any in the forecast for us a little later. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". we want to take you back to the breaking news in burlingame where man was hit and killed by a caltrain. >> there are major delays as a result this morning. alex savidge is at the burlingame station where buses are helping get people where they need to go this morning. alex. >> reporter: yeah. and crews are making

. >> reporter: acting san francisco police chief toney chaplin has his work cut out for him. >> reforms, reforms, reforms. >> reporter: chaplain took on lee told embattled chief greg suhr it was time to step down. >> the progress we have made has been meaningful but it hasn't been fast enough. >> reporter: the move came within hours of the city's latest officer-involved shooting where san francisco police killed an unarmed 29-year-old woman suspected of stealing a car. thursday's shooting was the latest in a string of racially charged incidents that have sparked outrage in the bay area. the protests gained momentum after this video surfaced last december. >> oh, my god! drop it! >> reporter: police opened fire on a man holding a knife. five officers fired more than 20 shots. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: court documents also reveal several officers exchanged text messages littered with racist language. chaplain, a 26-year veteran of the san francisco police, was already leading a task force to reform the department, implement immediately. >> the body camera rollout so we have another set

but all the questions as expected revolved around toney chaplin. one reporter asked if the veteran cop was qualified. >> 26 years? speaks for itself. >> reporter: chaplin has a distinguished career receiving the distinguished medal of volumor. he became chief of investigations. and the new chief's top priorities? >> reforms, reforms reforms. >> reporter: chaplin was depply cheap in charge of reforming police practices and liaison to the department of justice's investigation into the department. >> i think that's one of the biggest changes in the san francisco police department in almost 30 years. >> reporter: and he wants body cams for patrol officers. >> so that we have another set of eyes on the officer involved shootings we've been discussing. >> reporter: police commission president suzy loftus thanked the former chief but said the department needed to move on. >> the situation we find ourselves in goes beyond one chief or one individual. >> reporter: chaplin says he'll conduct an immediate assess am of the department and form a strategic plan.