begin tonight with our reporter with developing news on the growing controversy involving chief william scott. >> reporter: the police union is not holding back today. they say it's time for chief scott to go, following his handling of a raid on a journalist's home. >> we're asking the chief to voluntarily resign or be fired.. >> the police association president says it is time for chief william scott to go. following his apology for a raid on a journalist's home. the chief spoke with the i-team on friday. >> i owe an apology to the people of san francisco. >> how about for brian carmody? >> as well. for making a mistake. >> i believe the apology was completely hypocritical. within a few days ago the chief was supporting the action of what my members and his police officers did. >> two weeks ago officers served a search warrant on the freelance journalist's home and office to find out who leaked a police report into the death of a former public defender jeff adaci. 68 items were seized including cameras, computers, cell phones, and notes. >> we made mistakes. they were concerns with language

chief william scott is now apologizing. and the mayor is calling for an independent investigation. >> it all stems back to the death of jeff adachi. a day after that, brian carmody got the police report on the death and sold to it abc7 and other stations. >> in april, police asked carmody to release his source but he refused. on may 10, police raided his home seizing thousands of dollars of equipment. >> press groups across the country protested the raid. earlier this week a judge ordered him to return the equipment. >> now tonight, the police chief is issuing an apology in an interview. >> exactly two weeks after officers gave the search warn, seizing 68 items including cameras, cell phones and notes, the police chief bill scott has made a decision about that raid. >> your statement said you looked at this for the past 48 hours. what concerns did you come away with? >> we made some mistakes. we had some concerns. with language and particularly one of the warrants. >> chief scott said it did not identify him as a journalist

. >> tony montoya says it is for chief william scott to go preponderate chief spoke with dan noise on friday. >> i owe an apology to the people of san francisco. >> i believe it was hypocritical. just within a few days ago he was supporting the action of what my members ae ofce did. >> two weeks ago officers serve. 68 items were seized including cameras, computers, cell phones, notes. >> we made some mistakes. we had concerns with language in one of the warrants. >> chief scott says the warrant did not identify him as a jurnalist but a free lance videographer. >> this investigation was initiated to the chief's level. >> chief scott made it au bun don'tly clear that transparency is important in this. they're seeking an rt irtyo. deserves strong leadership and an honest chief, and i don't feel that chief scott can fill that role any more. >> in a statement the mayor says he is is glad they acknowledged mistakes. they apologize and they remain deeply disappointed by the actions taken in the case. the mayor says it's unacceptable and we have to do better. >>> cornell, thank you very much.

. >>> san francisco's police chief william scott who is under scrutiny over the raid of a freelance journalist is getting some backing. the police commission's president and vice president released a statement today he ka polgized to the citizens of san francisco. he did so completely and unequivocally. that is the mark of a leader. chief scott has shown himself to be a person of high integrity. the statement also says the chief made the right decision in calling for an independent investigation. yesterday the police officers association called on chief scott to resign over the investigation into who leaked a police report about the death of a former public defender to brian karm andy. the mayor declined comment today when asked by abc 7 news about the association's request. >> weekend talks between the new haven unified school district and striking teachers came to an end without a deal this afternoon. abc 7 news was at the office of education in heyward. the only issue keeping teachers and the district apart are salaries. teachers want a 10% raise over the next two school years. the district

. >> reporter: the union said today in a statement, "sfpd chief william scott showed everyone in the pd and all san franciscans what his character consists of, and it was a pathetic display of political kowtowing". thhe apology was just meant to save face as opposed to accept responsibility for his own actions. the union did insist that whoever did leak this police report on the public defender's desk should still be held accountable. coming up at 6:00 tonight, we'll share with you the sfpd's response. >>> new at 5:00, a shooting in san francisco this afternoon triggers a police chase across the bay bridge. officers rushed to the scene of the shooting and found a victim in the car at golden gate avenue and hyde street in the tenderloin. that spd near.officeseitcross the ba. they finally cornered that suspect near 24th st and mandela parkway. video from the app shows the cars converging before the chase. >>> a five-year battle over a cement plant comes to an end this week. they are no longer going to try to build the cement plant along the vallejo waterfront. >> reporter: supporters s

. >> joining me is police chief william scott. welcome here. >> thank you, david. thank you. and we are really excited today about the launch of our -- facebook live participants, i'm david stephenson with the san francisco police department. we're very proud to welcome you here today to show off our new website, san francisco police dot org. this has been in the works for a year and a half. we got down to the probably executive with a lot of feedback and input from the community, the people we serve. we're really thrilled about it. we want to walk you through it today. first, i want to introduce the folks who are going to do that. joining me first is police chief william scott. welcome here. >> thank you, david. thank you. and we are really excited today about the launch much our new website. as you said, a year and a half in the making. it is really stems from our department of justice elaborate reform work. when we looked at the website in 2016, some said it wasn't as user friendly as we would like. it was cumbersome to find material. data was a little bit hard to get to.

chief williams scott made his apology during an interview with san francisco chronical. scott said "i am sorry this happened. i am sorry to the people of san francisco. i am sorry to the mayor. we have to fix it. we know there are some concerns in that investigation, and we know we have to fix it. obviousers showed up two weeks ago at the home of the freelance journalist and photographer. they broke in with a sledgehammer and a battering ram and seized his computers, cameras, phones. they also put him in handcuffs. this past tuesday, chief scott defended what the officers did. now scott says he is concerned that applications for search warrants did not sufficiently identify him as an actual journalists. he is admitting the searches were probably illegal under the shield law that's supposed to protect journalists. the chief is calling for an independent investigation. this was part of an investigation on how a leaked police report in a death, hour he sold the report to three tv stations not including kpix5. >>> the war of words between president trump and house speaker na

today chief william scott said that he respects the rights of journalists but that the raid was part of a larger investigation into criminal behavior in relation to the release of the report. the subject of this investigation. our san francisco police department employees. a secondary focus of this investigation is whether mr. carmody. >>was an active participant in the commission of the criminal acts the on his role with the news media. as the investigation developed mr. carmody was and continues to be do you by investigators as a possible co-conspirator. and this death rather than a passive recipient of the stolen documents. >>the chief also acknowledged that this incident does serve as a learning lesson for the department comedy is now allowed to retreat retrieve the items which were seized his attorney did not comment on the claims made by police today. >>today in federal court san francisco man admitted to his role in the college admissions bribery scheme napa valley vintner augustin who ne us pleaded guilty in a boston courtroom today. authorities say he agreed to pay $300,000

. >> tony montoya says it is for chief william scott to go preponderate chief spoke with dan noise onpeople of san francisco. >> i believe it was hypocritical. just within a few days ago he was supporting the

all of this is in response to chief william scott's apology for a police raid on freelance journalist, bryan carmody is home. this is video of when they made entry carmody was accused of obtaining an unauthorized release of a police report on former public defender jeff is death in a statement, the police commission's president and vice president said in part quote chief scott did what his. what is rare for police chiefs, he apologize to the citizens of san francisco. he did so completely and unequivocally that is the mark of a leader. now the commission's president then vice president also praised mayor linda breeze call for an independent investigation. they say they will eagerly wait for those results. for 32, let's go to the south bay now where police have made an arrest in connection with vandalism at the veterans memorial in san jose rob was double has the story. >>san jose's veterans memorial here on park avenue in downtown san jose was built with donations from the community in this case has touched a nerve after it was vandalized earlier this month, san jose police say they g

this is san francisco police chief william scott responding to our questions after the police union suggesteduld resign or be fired. >> you know, what do i say? we have a plan moving forward. we'll execute the plan. we're asking for independent investigations to look at the report and the investigation itself, and the initial incident. so that's where we ah that. i don't want to add more fire to this. ty're botd because they said you >> d'tt t a to this than what it already is. >> he was then escorted away by his staff. a few hours later, chief scott said he had nothing to hide and convened a police conference at police headquarters. >> whoever comes in and takes this investigation will not be able to use that evidence. so they'll have to start anew. >> last friday the chief requested that an outside agency take over the investigation into the death of former public defender jeff adachi

also present is chief william scott of the san francisco police department and director tall hendersonthe department of police accountability. >> thank you, good evening, everybody. this is the may 8, 2019 meeting of the san francisco police commission. we have a long agenda tonight and i have to get better at controlling the agenda. i'm not satisfied with the way i do it. we are packed tonight so i'm going to limit public comment to two minutes and with that, we are ready for -- we'll get there. >> line item 1, adoption of minutes. action, meeting of april 3rd, april 10th, april 17, 2019. >> motion to adopt the minutes. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> opposed? that motion carries. before the motion on the minutes. ok. so, we don't have a vote. any public comment on adoption of the minutes of april 3rd apr '10 -- 17. in favor, opposed, motion carries. next item. >> line item two, consent calendar. action, request of the chief of police to accept a $10 cash gift from miss belinda chin for the socks for hsoc program. >> we need public comment. >> public comment on thi

. >> yes, please. [ roll call ] >> you have the quorum also present is chief william scott of the sanrancisco police department and a for the department of accountable, sarah hawkins. >> thank you. good evening, everybody. this is the may first, 2019 meeting of the san francisco police commission. we do have a long agenda tonight. both an open and closed session. i'm going to have to limit public comment to two minutes. with that, we are ready for the agenda. >> clerk: item 1. reports to the commission. 1a, chief's report. weekly crime trends. provide an overview of offenses occurring in san francisco. significant incidents. chiefs report will be limited to a brief description of the significant incidents. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether the calender any of the incidents that the chief describes for future commission meetings. major events, provide a summary of planned activities and events occurring since the previous meeting. this will include a brief overview of any unplanned events or activities occurring in san francisco having an impact on public saf

right now, san francisco police william scott is addressing it at a news conference. chief scott just announced that he is under investigation for possibly conspiring with a member of the police department. in the theft of the police report in this case. we had not mattered until just now. dan is at the news conference, along with the chief. >>> it seems like ride shares are taking over in the bay area. now there is a new effort to stem the tide. it could end up costing you. >> plus, fighting cyber crime. what you need on protect your privacy? plus, a former cyber criminal. >> and the warriors are back home after the sweep last night. are we tnot yet.? at crystal geyser we put our mountain source on our bottle... that's cool. ...because we bottle at our mountain source. crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. when you can't get to the mountain... that's cool. ...we bring the mountain to you. let's go hike over there. i'm out. i'm out. me too. guys! crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. . >>> a bal

chief william scott and family of the fallen officers will speak at the meeting. 96 have given their lives and the most recent loss for the department was 2006. still ahead, the 2020 presidential campaign is well under way. how democratic presidential candidate jay inslee feels about being the underdoing during the primary season. he will join us live in the studio in the next half hour. >>> and the 49ers draft pick dre greenlaw has not been with the team in a week but he is making national headlines. we will tell you why. >>> and at the richmond bridge there is slow traffic piling on before you make it onto the span. >>> and mostly sunny inland and partly cloudy, a little patchy fog along the bay and coast. there is a gorgeous view for you there. temperatures will climb as you get into your bay area thursday. how long this trend will last coming up in just a bit. da's lg to college. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to.... oh never mind. but hey, 10 minut

. >>> san francisco police chief william scott says he is confident that the recent raid of a journalist's home was legal. police raided brian camerany's home on friday. trying to determine who leaked information on congressman jeff adachi. adachi. construction work ores were shocked to discover a litter of kittens stowed away on their truck from hayward to san diego. the workers were on a construction site when they heard the meows. they tried coaxing the kittens out with food but had to tip the column to get them out. five kittens slid out and taken to the san diego humane society. they are six weeks old and named after construction tools. i am sure they will find good homes. >> that is good! >>> the san francisco bay juul still in the spotlight. >>> plus, video showing the moment a dam broke in texas. >>> and now let's check in with gasia mikaelian to see what is coming up in the 7:00 hour of morning morning. >> good morning, dave and pam. when i join you in minutes we all get the annoying robo calls. now there is a new effort to end them, voting in june on whether to allow phone compan

police chief william scott relinquished control into the death of a former public defender. a controversial police report was leaked to a freelance reporter. the police raided his home. chief scott apologized for the raid. >> the facts haven't changed. there were issues in, i am not going to point fingers publicly and make asaysment when we're asking for outside eyes to come in and look at this investigation. >> the police union suggested chief scott resign or be fired. when asked if he should resign, mayor breed said, quote, i'm not jumping to any conclusions based on demands from an organization or person. the naacp issued a statement in support of chief scott writing the civil rights community stands solidly behind chief bill scott. he is recognized of a raid of a journalist's home office. we believe his admission the searches were probably illegal as well as his call for an independent investigation deteriorate he is the right leader for sfpd. >>> overnight, a fairfield man was arrested within officers working dui enforcement pulled him over. police say they found drugs,

police chief after the police union calls for him to resign this is all in response to chief william scott's for a raid on freelance journalist bryan carmody is home company was accused of obtaining an on authorized relief. release of a police report on former public defender, dot she in a statement. the commission's president and vice president said in part that the chief did what is rare for police chiefs, he apologize to the citizens of san francisco. and did so completely and unequivocally and that is they say a mark of a leader, the commission's president vice president also praised mayor london breeds call for an independent investigation. they say they will eagerly await those results. in the east bay 2 people were hurt. the shooting that happened in oakland saturday night was around 11 o'clock on 91th avenue near be street that a man was shot he was hit in the hand in the shoulder and a woman was shot in the hand. they're both expected to recover no suspects. a man is dead. he was killed in a crash in san jose that happened on helier avenue and embedded way saturday night the driver

public health, jeff, the head of the department of homelessness and support of housing, chief william scott, the head of the police department here, sandra, the head of the mayor's office of neighborhood services, and the fix it team hard at work on the ground, joshua, the director of workforce development, and kate, the director of community development. please give them a round of applause and thank them for being here to help answer these questions. i believe we have one of the first questions that we want to have here in this town hall tonight and if you would kick us off. >> we are making an exception here because we have members of the muslim community here celebrating ramadan so we're going to go with them first. >> good evening and thank you for holding this meeting. i'm asking this question on behalf of the muslim women that i teach in the arab mothers esl program. my question is this. this is a question they would like someone to respond to. they have lived here for years and they have observed that in the tenderloin, there seems to be a policy of concentrating not just drug deali

chief william scott is now apologizing and mayor reed is calling for an independent investigation. it all stems back to adachi. bryan carmody obtained the police report on adachi's death and sold it to abc 7 and other stations. in april, police asked carmody to reveal his source for the report, but he refused. on may 10th, police then raided carmody's home seizing thousands of dollars of equipment. press groups across the country protested the raid. earlier this week, a judge ordered police to return carmody's equipment. chief scott previously said carmody was under investigation for criminal conspiracy. now the police chief is issuing an apology in an interview with the i-team's dan noyes. >> reporter: two weeks after officers searched a search warrant on bryan carmody's home and office, seizing 68 items including cameras, phones and notes. >> what concerns did you come away with? >> we made some mistakes and we had some concerns. there were concerns with language in particularly one of the warrants. >> reporter: chief scott said the warrant did not identify carmody as a journalis

this is san francisco police chief william scott responding to our questions after the police union suggested he should resign or be fired. >> what do i say? we have a plan moving forward. we'll execute the plan. we're asking for independent investigations to look at the report itself and an initial incident. that's where we are at with that. i don't want to add more fire to this. >> they're bothered because they said you knew about this. did you? >> did you know about it? >> i don't want to add more to this than what it already is. >> he was then escorted away by his staff. a few hours later, chief scott said he had nothing to hide and convened a casual press conference at police headquarters. >> the facts haven't changed. there were issues. there were mistakes that were made. i'm not going to point fingers publicly. i'm not going to make an assessment here in front of the press when we're asking for outside eyes to come in and look at this investigation. >> last friday, the chief requested that an outside agency take over the investigation into the death of former public defender jeff adach

this is all too in response to chief william scott's apology for a police raid and a freelance journalist home in a statement made today the police commission's president and vice president said in part chief scott did what is rare for police chiefs, he apologize to the citizens of san francisco. he did so completely and unequivocally that is the mark of a leader. the commission's president and vice president also praised maryland and breeds call for an independent investigation. they say they will eagerly await for the result of the investigation. robberies home invasions and thefts neighbors in san francisco sunset district say that those are crimes that are happening all too often in their community. a san francisco supervisor held a town hall meeting to address the problems as kron four is tailored to sack explains neighbors believe they're being targeted because of their ethnicity. >>been broken into twice. in the last 15 years. now it's been a twice to hit to punish them also to get violent. properties and i am >>san francisco supervisor gordon marr says he hears the stories more an

chief after the police union called for his resignation and this is all in response to chief william scott's apology for a police raid on a freelance journalist home in a statement made today the police commission's president and vice president said in part. chief scott did what is rare for police chiefs, he apologize to the citizens of san francisco. he did so completely and unequivocally that is the mark of a leader. the commission's president and vice president also praised mayor of london breeds call for an independent investigation. they say they will now wait for the results of that investigation. it was robberies home invasions and fast at all concerned a lot of neighbors in san francisco sunset district and they say that those crimes are happening all too often in their community. a san francisco supervisor held a town hall meeting to address their issues and the problems kron force taylor to sack explains neighbors believe that they're being targeted because of their ethnicity. >>been broken into twice. in the last 15 years point now it's been a place to hit to punish them also to g

chief william scott said part of the sfpd's transform initiative to help increase responsiveness, transparency and trust with the community. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors will vote tomorrow on a proposal to ban city-run agencies from using facial recognition technology. the technology is used to run head shots through databases to look for suspects, prevent identity fraud, and make it easier for police to pinpoint a missing child or a protester in a crowd. supporters of the ban say the technology pose as threat to civil rights. opponent says police need such tools to catch criminals. >>> abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area. looking at the issues that affect our quality of life. >> that's right. and safety is of course a top concern. this week we are dedicated to giving you the tools and information to feel more secure. >> 7 on your side's michael finney live in oakland with a look at what you can do to try to protect your home. michael? >> what we're going to do is go through this house step by step, just like it was your house, to make sure you're very, very safe

chief william scott is apologizing and mayor london reed is calling for an independent investigation.s to the death of san francisco public defender jeff adachi. freelance journalist bryan carmody obtained the report and sold it to abc 7 and other stations. in april police asked carmody to release the source, but he refused. they seized his home seizing thousands of dollars of equipment. earlier this week a judge ordered police to return carmody's equipment. chief scott previously said carmody was under investigation for criminal conspiracy, but now the police chief is issuing an apology in an interview with the i-team's dan noyes. >> reporter: two weeks after office officers served a search warrant on bryan carmody's san francisco home and office seizing 68 items including cameras, computer, cell phones and note, bill scott has made a decision about the raid. >> the statement said that you looked at this for the past 48 hours. what concerns did you come away with? >> well, we made some mistakes. we had some concerns and there were concerns with language in particularly one of the war

keith william scott is apologizing and mayor london breed is calling for an independent investigation. it all stems back to the death of san francisco public defender jeff adagy's death. in april, police asked carmony to reveal his source, but he refused. on may 10th, police raided his home seizing thousands of dollars of equipment. press groups across the country protested the raid. earlier this week a judge ordered police to return his equipment. carmony is under investigation for criminal conspiracy, but now the police chief is issuing an apology and an interview with the i-team's dan noyes. >> two whycheeks after police sd 68 items, including cameras and notes, bill scott has made a decision about that raid. >> you looked at this for the past 48 hours and what concerns did you come away with? >> we made some mistakes and we had concerns. there were concerns with language in particularly one of the warrans. >> the warrant did not identify carmony as a journalist and as a freelance videographer and communications director. they're protected under state and federal law. jim wheaton.

all this comes in response to chief william scott's apology for a police raid on freelance journalists home. this is video of that raid carmody was accused of obtaining an unauthorized release of the police report on former public defender jeff is death in a statement, the police commission's president and vice president said in part quote chief scott did what is rare for police chiefs, he apologized to the citizens of san francisco. he did so completely and unequivocally that is the mark of a leader end quote now the commission's president and vice president also praised maryland and breeds call for an independent investigation. they say they will eagerly await the results of that investigation. in the south bay police have made an arrest in connection with vandalism at the veterans memorial in san jose ca force raaf flight has more on the story. >>san jose's veterans memorial here on park avenue in downtown san jose was built with donations from the community in this case has touched a nerve after it was vandalized earlier this month, san jose police say they got a lot of tips on th

this all comes in response to chief william scott's apology for a police raid on freelance journalist bryan carmody is home. this is video of that raid carmody was accused of obtaining an unauthorized release of a police report on former public defender dot she's death. in a statement, the police commission's president and vice president said in part quote chief scott did what is rare for police chiefs, he apologize to the citizens of san francisco. he did so completely and unequivocally that is the mark of a leader. and now the commission's president a vice president also present praise mayor london breach call for an independent investigation. and they say they'll easily with the results of that. investigation. in the east bay 2 people were hurt following a shooting in oakland it was reported saturday night just before 11 o'clock on 95th right near beach street. a man was shot multiple times in his hand and shoulder and then a woman was also shot in the hand as well. no suspects at this time, but we'll keep following the story. a man is dead following a crash in san jose it happened

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. >>> san francisco police chief, william scott says he is confident the recent raid was legal.ided the home and office a freelance photographer, on friday, hoping to find out who leaked a police report about the death of public defender, and chief scott says the search warrants complied with california shield law which is designed to protect journalists and also bans law enforcement from forcing reporters to reveal their sources. >>> a man who was wrongfully convicted for attempted murder is now free after spending 17 years in prison. he was released yesterday and san jose after the northern california innocence project spent 5 years disproving eyewitness testimony. yesterday the santa clara da officially dropped the original charges. >> unreal. i couldn't believe it. i asked the officer, i said, is that door really going to come open? he said, yup. i was in shock. >> he says he will consider suing the state for compensation but for now, he just wants to spend time with his family. >>> this morning, a wisconsin firefighter has died from injuries after a shooting in appleton wis

hall meeting last night in san francisco, we will tell you about the big issues london breed and william scottning, we see that traffic is going to be busy, if you are driving on many of these commutes, including the south bay. i have a couple issues on this area freeway, we will tell you why, coming up. >>> a warming trend is underway today, overcast skies, i will tell you what you can expect for your neighborhood this afternoon coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ our three contestants are all at the big ikea table. contestant #1, impressive knife skills. but contestant #2 fights back by using fresh parsley. make room for the judge! live together. lounge differently. ikea. ♪ star wars galaxy's edge opening may 31st at disneyland resort >>> london breed is putting it special focus on the tenderloin district. she brought along several city department heads to help respond to the threat, she didn't have all the answers but she knew where to get them. the mayor says she knows that some of the biggest problems facing the tenderloin are homelessness, human waste, and drug activity.>> we can't allow the rapi

, with early result suggesting a good night for prime minister scott morrison's governing liberal—led conservative coalition. prince william up over the pain he suffered after the death of his mother, diana, in a bbc documentary about mental health. i think when you are bereaved, you feel like pain like no other pain. final preparations are under way for the 64th eurovision song contest in tel aviv, with michael rice flying the flag for the uk. manchester city face watford in the fa cup final at wembley, as they look to become the first english club to complete the domestic treble. and, at half past two, we take a look back at the last seven days at westminster in the week in parliament. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon. labour's brexit spokesman, sir keir starmer, has accused cabinet ministers of "torpedo—ing" his party's negotiations with the government, which collapsed yesterday. he's called on theresa may to put a promise to hold a further referendum on the face of her eu withdrawal agreement, when its presented for a final time next month, before she steps down as prime minister. our political

election, with local media suggesting victory for prime minister scott morrison's governing liberal—led conservative coalition. prince williampens up over the "pain" he suffered after the death of his mother, diana, princess of wales, in a bbc documentary about mental health. now on bbc news, why do so many rough sleepers continue to be trapped on the streets? we should get the result of the australian general election in the next few hours on bbc news. but 110w. . . wyre davies has following the lives of those sleeping rough in cardiff for bbc wales investigates. a familiar sight on our streets — cardiff city centre on one of the coldest nights of the year — this winter, there's a noticeable difference to the streets. this is perhaps where rough sleeping is at its most visible in wales. this is a main street in the middle of cardiff, and there are a string of tents, three or four tents huddled together, and two or three people in each one trying to keep warm. it's a bitterly cold night, and there are at least 12 tents already pitched here in the middle of queen street. over the last few years, rough sleeping numbers in wale