interim police chief toney chaplin says rebuilding trust is critical to reform. >> pro-active police in the community, finding out who lives in the neighborhood. >> reporter: justice department's office of community oriented policing services or cops is the group that led this probe. its recommendations are just suggestions that the police department can take or leave. we'll learn more at a press conference later this morning in san francisco. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> julie has been busy tracking some rain headed our way. couple days away. >> i have been trying to avoid those phrases that end up in the weather montage, much- needed rain, this is not stormgeddon. but we are going to see our first significant rainfall of the season. i think we'll see some problems for the monday commute -- friday commute. what day is today? by monday we should be fine. here's what we're looking at today. you can't see the bay bridge from this shot but behind the clouds and the fog, we do have more fog today than we did yesterday and you might be -- actually use the windshield wipers this morning. there

toney chaplin says rebuilding trust is critical to reform. >> pro-active police is not going out and arresting people. it's engaging the people getting out the car and finding out who lives in the neighborhood. >> the "cops" group led this probe and its recommendations are suggestions the police department can take or leave. we hope to learn more in san francisco later this morning at a press conference. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> we are two days away from a strong possibility of rain. >> yeah. you know, the weather service has made it 100%. >> wow. >> so we have these pops, right? the pop where we say 20%, 30%. it's 100% chance of rain. it will vary where you are how much you get locally heavy some spots with a good soaking others a tenth inch or so. let's take a look at your forecast and talk about what's to come. so right now, outside, we don't have a lot of dense fog but we do still have those coastal clouds that marine layer out there. and temperatures will stay cool once again. similar to yesterday. three to seven degrees below average for this time of year. this morning we are i

closed to the public spot department has been without a chief since greg suhr resigned in may, toney chaplin has been acting chief. >> we will bring you new details. traffic is moving on 580 after this crash this morning that impacted the commute. take a close look we saw an innovative tactic used to right the overfund u.p.s. truck. matt keller is with us in pleasanton. matt? >> the reason i am standing in the bushes is because the almostover crash was cheneyed -- cleaned up four hours ago because of the unique way they picked up the trump otherwise the on-ramp could still be closed. stop me if you have heard this, a big-rig rolled on to its side after 1:00 o'clock a.m., and no one was injured but it forced the closure of the hacienda drive on-ramp in pleasanton dublin area. how it was uprighted is not something you see every day. ask c.h.p. officer. >> unusual to me. never soon it before. >> neither have we. it could save you a continue of time on the commute. >> this is a new tool we are using to get the friends open faster. all the owner of the fleet services said the we tow company used

san francisco police reform is on track according to the "san francisco examiner" acting chief toney chaplin assured a panel that recommendations are "in the process," are being implemented or have been put interest miss. recommendations include everything from body cameras to a "use-of-force" policy. the changes come as the department was recently criticized for having institutional bias, little oversight, and lack of transparency. >> firefighters in the east bay are searching for a serial arsonist. 15 small fires have been set in fremont since july. concentrated in the warm springs district. the majority of the fires have been set overnight, most recently on sunday at 1:30 in the afternoon. we specific to a families would home was nearly burn on friday, and the family said the flames started in the bushing along warm springs boulevard and video to the fence and then and five tall trees in the backyard and the patio and deck. house. >> scare me and angers me how someone could do something like that. everyone loves friend. we love fremont and have lived here all our live. >> trees and bushes

and earlier this morning s-f-p-d interim chief toney chaplin released this statement. quote - "our thoughts are with our injured officer and his family. our officers each day put their lives at risk to protect and serve san francisco and we are grateful for the outpouring of support we saw friday evening from san franciscans who were concerned for the officer's well-being." >> marty:that injured officer is currently in critical condition at san francisco general hospital. and we learned this morning that he is concsious and with his family. we will continue updating you on this story as we learn new information throughout the morning. coming up. the family of the three-year-old child killed in a d-u-i crash is demanding change. >> marty:a look at the petition they started to get anyone arrested for d-u-i off the streets. plus. the silver and black are one step closer to moving to las vegas. the way mayor libby schaaf is speaking out about the raiders possibly leaving oakland. >> marty:and a health warning. the reason scientists are warning people about exercising when

. >> reporter: interim police chief toney chaplin says downs is lucky to be alive today because the bullet was just one centimeter away from hitting the main artery in the center of his head. >> shots fired, shots fired! >> reporter: catching the suspect who shot downs was not easy. after shooting downs near everglades drive, the armed man led police on a foot chase from the lakeshore shopping center through stern grove. leon sherman and his dad were driving home as this happened. >> there's a cop and my dad thought that he was getting pulled over. but then we saw them everywhere. and it was kind of freak over. >> reporter: these students from sf state were on the way home, too. >> down 29th we sar a barricade of cop cars surrounding the area. we heard flash-bangs go off and multiple rounds fired. so it was a little weird. >> there were like 12 cop cars like a bust. they said it was safe. i had never seen anything like that. >> reporter: downs is one of the best officers at the taraval station and although his injury is very serious, he is expected to survive. now, the person who shot him

interim police chief toney chaplin says his officers were not aware the man was armed with a gun. >> :sot- "the officers approached him and he immediately opened fire on him." chaplin says one officer, based for the last two years out of this part of town. was hit in the head. >> :sot- "one centimeter down and this may have been a fatality for the officer." >> reporter:but he lived and was rushed to san francisco general hospital. >> :sot- "he underwent surgery to remove fragments from his brain and he still has partial paralysis on one side of his body from the uh shot to the head." >> reporter:mayor ed lee visted the officer shorly after arrivng at the hospital. >> :sot- "i have a good feeling our officer will recover." >> reporter:the mayor encouraged by the fact the officer was concious. >> :sot- "he certainly had the respect of greeting me as mister mayor. i told him, you just got shot, what are you uh calling me sir for? so he was in good spirits." >> reporter:as for the suspect. >> :sot- "i saw a cop running up our street, kind of gimping." he ran from police shortly after the

tonight acting chief toney chaplin held a town hall meeting. investigators say many of the officers who responded had body worn cameras except for the two officers who shot the suspect. to locate... .all respond we also learned officers had a picture of the shooter's face as they worked to track him down. >> officers were able to locate video surveillance of mcwerter inside the big five where the altercation had occurred with the security guard. the officers were able to obtain a screen shot of mr. mcwerter and they issued that picture to all responding officers via their smart phone. >> downs has surgery to remove bullet fragments from his brain. other officers shot at the suspect 21 time hitting him four time. he died last sunday. itude 6- point-6 earth >>> we have breaking news out of japan tonight, just the past hour a magnitude 6. sick earthquake struck the western part -- 6.6 earthquake struck the western part of the island of hanshu, no reports of injury or damage and the usgs says there's no threat of a tsunami. >>> 19 days until the el

toney chaplin has been serving as acting chief since greg suhr resigned. >> they will have their handsartment is releasing results of a nine month federal review of san francisco police department at 11:00 a.m. with the review as scathing assessment of the department. it found they disproportionately used force and shoots people of color. the mayor lee requested the review after the police shooting of bayview resident mario woods in december. >> san jose state university water polo player is accused of sexually assaulting two women the same night and may have left

toney chaplin has been serving as acting chief since greg suhr resigned. >> they will have their hands full from day one. today, the justice department is releasing results of a nine month federal review of san francisco police department at 11:00 a.m. with the review as scathing assessment of the department. it found they disproportionately used force and shoots people of color. the mayor lee requested the review after the police shooting of bayview resident mario woods in december. >> san jose state university water polo player is accused of sexually assaulting two women the same night and may have left the country. an international freshman water polo polo raped them on labor day weekend at an off campus party. the school suspended him, but did not notify other students. >> they did the right thing by suspending him but should have developed it better. >> we had a student pass away and they send out e-mails to each student and it is weird we did not get an e-mail about this. >> police say they turned the investigation over to the santa clara county district attorney. the identity is

>> well, i think that to the extent that toney chaplin is the interim chief right now and to the, extent this process has become politicized, he has that name recognition, and he's been in charge of implementing these reforms even before the final report came out. you know, he's been big about saying we're going to get ahead of this. anything we know that we can address ahead of time, we're going to do. and they have made some changes. we've seen a roll out of body cameras just for one example. there are other candidates. initially there were more than 60 from both inside the department and outside. now the police commission needs to whittle that down to three, which they're doing. >> what's the likelihood, though, that the person will come from inside the department or is there a feeling it has to be someone from the outside to make wholesale changes? >> there's certainly a feeling that an outsider could make these changes, but there's also an argument that an insider would know the city and know the department and be able to carry them through. >> all right. we will keep on top of it.

chief toney chaplin says he is recovering, conscious, talking. all good signs.pect, under arrest today. he's recovering here at the same hospital. >> one centimeter down, and this may have been a fatality for the officer. >> reporter: officer kevin downs is lucky to be alive. a bull frit a suspect's gun narrowly miss add major artery in his brain. downs is conscious, talking, not out of the woods yet. >> underwent surgery to remove fragments from his brain and partial paralysis. >> reporter: it began at this shopping center. a 911 call about a man acting stractly and threatening shoppers. had officers approached the man he turned and fired sever shots. >> the officer had no clue he had a firearm, before he knew it, the subject fired on him. >> reporter: police say the subject ran into stern grove, the park surrounded. the suspect emerged at 28th and vicente and ran but was shot by officers. >> the suspect fell to the ground, however he continued to hold the weapon, the firearm, near his chest while refusing multiple commands, verbal commands, to surrender. >> re

. >>> in san francisco acting police chief toney chaplin says he has officially launched a partnership with mental health experts to respond to calls involving those who suffer from mental illness. he made the announcement during a town hall meeting last night to address last week's incident in which a man who is described as a mentally disturbed shot and critically wounded police officer kevin downs. 75 people attended a community meeting. they saw a photo of the 22 caliber gun after he shot officer downs. other officers shot him later died from his injury. >> when we can get professionals to the scene generally they and better. but when they unfold like this, any person is actively shooting there is not much you can do. >> officer downs is starting physical therapy. he has regained some use of his right arm but is paralyzed in the right leg. he were a body camera which recorded part of the incident when he was shot. investigators say there's no video of police shooting. >>> 2 people arrested in connection with tuesday's shooting. 4 students were wounded in a shooting that happened in

commissioner melara commissioner president loftus we have quorum and also with us the intern police chief toney chaplin and joyce hicks good evening welcome to the wednesday, october 12, 2016, police commission inspector, next line item. >> item one presentation of civil rights unit certifications to internet crimes against unit certifications to sergeant internet crimes against children unit, unit civic center internet crimes against crime unit and sergeant internet crimes against children unit and the merit to joe think an walker. >> objective today we are war we got a department of defense assessment of the police department that lays out a number of area for improvement it is important tonight we are happen to be starting with highlighting areas of excellence and extraordinary services chief go ahead and get us started. >> we'll do the presentation but the reading of the award will be done by commander greg. >> >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening if i could get the 5 sergeants from the internet crimes against children if you could come on up justifies a second. >> as captain bailey could c

according to the "san francisco examiner" toney chaplin assured the members yesterday that many of theecommendations to improve the department are either in the process of being implemented or have already been put in police. the recommendations include everything from body cameras to a "use-of-force" policy all in an effort to increase transparency. a panel member has not seen any substantial proof that any changes are being made. >> at 6:30 a san francisco bar could lose its liquor license and police are concerned after a series of shootings and the bar's response. >> growing threat from clowns across the nation and a warning for parents and students. >> and the latest on hurricane mathew with the devastation left behind in haiti. we are working on getting you new images and what is happen right now. >> i got more information on collision in antic area, so, westbound 4 at hillcrest we have a right lane blocked with possible injuries in the collision with an update and a blocking issue in we can't go back to the years of devastating cuts to public education. exactly why i urge you to

at a town hall meeting last night acting chief toney chaplin said many of the officers who responded had worn body cameras except for the two officers who shot the suspect. we also learned how officers were able to track down the shooter. >> officers were able to locate video surveillance inside the big 5 where the altercation occurred with a security guard. the officers were able to obtain a screen shot of the suspect and they issued that picture to all responding officers via smartphone. >> downs had surgery to remove bullet fragments from his brain. he continues to recover. >>> police in mountain view are looking for possible victims of a man arrested on suspicion of child molestation last month. they say that 73-year-old donald lawrence was arraigned on six charges involving sexual contact with a child under 10. lawrence was the apartment manager at the arbors apartment complex in mountain view. police say other possible crimes he committed against minors could date back years. and they are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump are n

the gunman then ran into stern grove and interim police chief toney chaplin said several officers chased him and one opened fire. the suspect was taken to san francisco general where he died of injuries. his name still hasn't been released. as for the wounded officer, the chief says he was partially paralyzed on one side of his body but is expected to survive. >>> happening now, the storm system is not completely out of the bay area just yet but it is tapering off. it is the tale end of the biggest storm since last winter and it could still make a mess of your monday morning commute. >> taking a live look at the bay bridge, it's pretty out there. the rain has tapered off. it appears the worst is behind us. mark tamayo joins us with the latest conditions and what you can expect in the morning. >> we were expecting the last surge of moisture across the bay area tonight. that is capping off a very productive weekend in terms of rainfall for mid-october in the bay area, especially toward the santa cruz mountains. look at these rainfall totals over the past three days. 6 inches, 7 inches, 9 i

waited for the special operations bureau to come anywhere they flash bang -- >> you hear from chief toney chaplin. police say they found nearly two dozen rounds in the bushes where the suspect was hiding. they're reviewing body camera video from the officers involve. >>> this morning a man in the east bay was assaulted. casey pletz says it all started when he confronted young men for being loud near his home by walt disney elementary in sapp ramon. that's when a martial arts fighter started punching and kicking him. then others joined in. >> i ended up getting choked out and was unconscious. they proceeded to kick me in the face and body. >> a neighbor heard that attack and stepped in. all four suspects have been arrested. >>> politics now, in the race for the white house, both candidates are in battleground states today. they are busy, but just hours ago we witnessed a face-to-face in what was supposed to be a lighthearted charity dinner. >> with awkward moments i would say. "today in the bay's" edward lawrence live in washington, d.c. with some of the funny and a little awkward, don't you think

toney chaplin has been serving as active chief since greg suhr resign. >> whoever gets the job has their hand full from day one with a nine month form review of san francisco police department relookinged by the justice department at 11:00 news conference. the "san francisco examiner" said it is a scathe assessment of the department and found that it >> san jose state university water polo is accused of sexually assaulting to women in one night. the international student a freshman, who played water polo, raped them. they say it hand labor day weekend at an off campus party. he was suspended but did not notify the other students. >> they did the right thing by suspending him. but they should have communicated it better. when this is a hate crime or when recently we had a student pass away and they always send out e-mails to every student and it is kind of weird we did not get an e-mail about this. >> police say they turned the investigation over to the district attorney and the school has not released the student's identity but it said he has not been arrested or charged. officials belie

. >> the department has implemented some of the reforms according to toney chaplin. >> the san franciscoolice commission met to weed out candidates for the chief. commissioners are determined to find top candidates will and able to enforce the recommended reforms. the police commission helps for give mayor lee a list the candidates in the next three or four weeks and he will select a chief from the top three. >> a traffic alert. >> good morning, i at take you to the scene right now in san jose, our big sig-alert on southbound 101, right around proceed cause road so it is just passed the 87 split and day two, second day in a row we have a flipped semi for the commute amounts you can see the tractor-trailer is a u.p.s. truck on its side. the s.u.v. is tough to see, also upside down in the ditch and he have this hooked up to the tow truck and it is close to clearing and as we heard from matt keller trying to figure out what to do with the truck, are they off loading the packages and mail or use a balloon similar do what we saw yesterday to upright it? we keeping a close eye on that. bay bri

according to the "san francisco examiner" acting chief toney chaplin said many of the rock dangerouses are "in the process," or have already been put into place. the recommendations include everything from body cameras to "use-of-force" policy all in an disaster increase transparency. one of the panel members said he has not seen any substantial proof that changes are being made. >> happening today state water officials are releasing california's scorecard and how well we are saving water, the water resources control board said residents were meeting conservation goals to save water but fears the numbers will now go up. in june the state lifted mandatory cut beens after receiving agency amount of rain last winter and in january regulators are expected to consider returning to state mandated water restrictions. >> the accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> it could be necessary i locked at long-range prognosis and the drought is going to improve during the winter months. 11 degrees cooler in napa and fairfield and the rest of us up to five degrees cooler. dress appropriat

toney chaplin has been serving is as acting chief. >> whoever gets their job will have their hands fulldepartment is release results of their nine month review at 11:00 news conference. the "san francisco examiner" reports that the review is scathing assessment of the department and found it disproportionately used force and shoots people of color. the mayor lee requested the review after the police shooting of mario woods last december in bayview. >> san jose state university water polo is accuses of sexually assaulting two women the same night and the university thinks he may have left the country. >> two students say an international freshman water polo player raped them. they say this happened labor day weekend at an off campus party. the school suspended him. but did not notify other constitutes. >> they did the right thing by suspending him but...they should have communcated it better. >> when this is a hate crime or recently we had a student pass away, and they always send out e-mails to every student and it is kind of weird we did not get an e-mail about this. >> police say they

commissioner melara commissioner president loftus we have quorum and also with us the intern police chief toney chaplin and joyce hicks good evening welcome to the wednesday, october 12, 2016, police commission inspector, next line item. >> item one presentation of civil rights unit certifications to internet crimes against unit certifications to sergeant internet crimes against children unit, unit civic center internet crimes against crime unit and sergeant internet crimes against children unit and the merit to joe think an walker. >> objective today we are war we got a department of defense assessment of the police department that lays out a number of area for improvement it is important tonight we are happen to be starting with highlighting areas of excellence and extraordinary services chief go ahead and get us started. >> we'll do the presentation but the reading of the award will be done by commander greg. >> >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening if i could get the 5 sergeants from the internet crimes against children if you could come on up justifies a second. >> as captain bailey could c

chief toney chaplin was there with the department and acknowledged the private samaritan that helped with the rescues and personnel from san francisco general so those that responded to the scene and all the way to the hospital where a few people were transported. it could be a much worse situation and no loss of life and no real injuries that sustained because of the team work and mayor lee was pleased and presented certificates to all of the members there that day and a pin from the city so i was proud to be part of that. on october 20 our department participated with many of the rest of the state of california and the great shake out. i participated at break hart elementary school in hunters point with the police sheave and other members from city government where we worked -- i had a third grade class we talked about the importance of preparing in the event of an emergency. i spoke to the kids afterwards. jim o'connell from battalion ten assisted me. at headquarters we had an exit drill. i believe chief francisco and gonzales were in charge of the drill to make sure that we parti

commissioner melara commissioner president loftus we have quorum and also with us the intern police chief toney chaplin and joyce hicks good evening welcome to the wednesday, october 12, 2016, police commission inspector, next line item. >> item one presentation of civil rights unit certifications to internet crimes against unit certifications to sergeant internet crimes against children unit, unit civic center internet crimes against crime unit and sergeant internet crimes against children unit and the merit to joe think an walker. >> objective today we are war we got a department of defense assessment of the police department that lays out a number of area for improvement it is important tonight we are happen to be starting with highlighting areas of excellence and extraordinary services chief go ahead and get us started. >> we'll do the presentation but the reading of the award will be done by commander greg. >> >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening if i could get the 5 sergeants from the internet crimes against children if you could come on up justifies a second. >> as captain bailey could c

commissioner melara commissioner president loftus we have quorum and also with us the intern police chief toney chaplinnd joyce hicks good evening welcome to the wednesday, october 12, 2016, police commission

chief toney chaplin was there with the department and acknowledged the private samaritan that helped with the rescues and personnel from san francisco general so those that responded to the scene and all the way to the hospital where a few people were transported. it could be a much worse situation and no loss of life and no real injuries that sustained because of the team work and mayor lee was pleased and presented certificates to all of the members there that day and a pin from the city so i was proud to be part of that. on october 20 our department participated with many of the rest of the state of california and the great shake out. i participated at break hart elementary school in hunters point with the police sheave and other members from city government where we worked -- i had a third grade class we talked about the importance of preparing in the event of an emergency. i spoke to the kids afterwards. jim o'connell from battalion ten assisted me. at headquarters we had an exit drill. i believe chief francisco and gonzales were in charge of the drill to make sure that we parti

chief toney chaplin was there with the department and acknowledged the private samaritan that helpedith the rescues and personnel from san francisco general so those that responded to the scene and all the way to the hospital where a few people were transported. it could be a much worse situation and no loss of life and no real injuries that sustained because of the team work and mayor lee was pleased and presented certificates to all of the members there that day and a pin from the city so i was proud to be part of that. on october 20 our department participated with many of the rest of the state of california and the great shake out. i participated at break hart elementary school in hunters point with the police sheave and other members from city government where we worked -- i had a third grade class we talked about the importance of preparing in the event of an emergency. i spoke to the kids afterwards. jim o'connell from battalion ten assisted me. at headquarters we had an exit drill. i believe chief francisco and gonzales were in charge of the drill to make sure that we partici

commissioner melara commissioner president loftus we have quorum and also with us the intern police chief toney chaplin and joyce hicks good evening welcome to the wednesday, october 12, 2016, police commission inspector, next line item. >> item one presentation of civil rights unit certifications to internet crimes against unit certifications to sergeant internet crimes against children unit, unit civic center internet crimes against crime unit and sergeant internet crimes against children unit and the merit to joe think an walker. >> objective today we are war we got a department of defense assessment of the police department that lays out a number of area for improvement it is important tonight we are happen to be starting with highlighting areas of excellence and extraordinary services chief go ahead and get us started. >> we'll do the presentation but the reading of the award will be done by commander greg. >> >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening if i could get the 5 sergeants from the internet crimes against children if you could come on up justifies a second. >> as captain bailey could c