and midland police department and dps thing. both sheriff's office midland county sheriffs department and another sheriff's office was involved in the hunt for the guy. our local school district department. our university of texas and permian basin school -- excuse me police department was involved. this was a joint

our local school district police department, our university of texas -- excuse me police department was involved. this was a joint effort by just -- multitude of the departments to find this animal and bring him to justice. at this point i'll take questions. suspect been identified? >> right now i'll tell you that he is a white male in his mid-30s. i don't have a positive identification on him yet. i have an idea who he is so i won't release that information until we're absolutely positive. >> are there any current shooters going on at this time? >> we have, we have had calls which is to be expected. because, obviously, our citizens are jumpy after this which is also to be expected but once this -- individual was taken in, there have been no more -- >> is there a reason to believe there's a second suspect that is on the loose? >> there have been reports that that is possible. but again there have been no confirmation of that. >> any update on conditions of the other people that were shot but are still alive? >> i can't, i can't tell you that right now if in, you know, the big thing is t

police department on august 7. according to the examiner the 46-year-old sergeant who lives in pacifica was not allowed into a closed-door meeting on homelessness at the pacifica police department. the san mateo da says the charge could be filed as soon as ofll the extra hate that is going on, thank goodness the people are taking action.>> a new partnership aimed at helping people feel safe in san jose. where the designated safe places will be located around the city. >>> and your weekend just around the corner, we will get you set up with your friday, saturday and sunday forecast. >>> coming up, the pledge today from phone companies to stop all those annoying robocalls. in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. restoring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. >>>

the officers from the odessa police department, the midland police department, the texas department of public safety, and i'm sure others. this is a fluid, changing situation, so please understand what i'm telling you is not written in stone. these facts, this knowledge can change. okay? at that point this subject was contacted by law enforcement. and an exchange of gunfire happened and that subject is deceased at that location. we have law enforcement injured, we have the dps trooper in midland county. one officer and one opd officer that were struck. as far as civilian casualties, we have at least 21 victims, 21 shooting victims, and at least five deceased at this point in time. please understand that this is not just an opd and midland pd thing. both the sheriff's office was involved in the hunt for this guy. our local school district police department, our university of texas

it should not be the police department in charge. it should be the police department with public health, public works and the department of homelessness that has the collaboration and various roles. i just want to clarify that.based on the presentation you may see later. essentially how it all works, is we coordinate the call intake that comes in, a couple hundred 311 calls come in every day from the public regarding homeless encampments and individuals that are in need. we coordinate that. there is a photo on the screen inside of the healthy streets operations center and what it looks like. we did not coordinate dispatch. we are excited for the first time, we have a police dispatcher, a public works dispatcher and a public outreach team dispatcher sitting in the same area collaborating, which is a first for our city. we have our daily planning and response, 9:30 a.m. meeting on a 2:30 p.m. meeting on mondays from one hike at 3:00 p.m. we have a more extensive planning meeting and an operations meeting to talk about what the week loo

the odessa police department post. according to the odessa police department there were possibly two shooters. there was another car that police said they were looking for in addition to the postal service truck. in these situations especially if they are unfolding, the information can change and change fast. to midland be texas, the police department posting on its facebook page, the midland police say we believe there are two shooters in two separate vehicles. two vehicles in question are the gold white small toyota truck they talk about. the police thankfully stay away from these areas, stay indoors. there you have it, police reports of an active short or shooters as the police put the information as we try to do ourselves. the safety of the public and law enforcement, the department saying stay away from that particular area. the home depot in odessa and stay inside your homes if you are anywhere even remotely close to the area. we'll do the same. darren is joining us now. from dallas, the atf has tweeted that agen

my staff met with last week, the department -- the police department internal affairs staff to discuss setting up information transfer for the early intervention system. we have some of the data before, but now we have an opportunity to make the informational flow reciprocal and not just back-and-forth based on requests made we are in the early stages of it, because once we are able to connect and share the information back, we can also elevate that information and participate with data. that part of our project with our informational system starts next week. the entire city uses of the public can access information as well. we have a case on a closed session today, hawkins will be the attorney there. the audience today have my chief of staff at hawkins, active senior investigator and obviously all of the interns that have been with us for all of the summer that are prepared to make their presentation. i'm really excited about the stuff they have to say. we really put a lot of work into the internship program this year. we want to maintain it throughout the year, next year as well. tha

the last year or so from the police officers themselves, so a -- an aggregate of police department data and what we know. >> commissioner dejesus: thank you, miss controller. with you do you know -- >> so we have been working with the police department on new forms. the new version of the form -- they had been tracking engages. we tried to develop forms most people were asking, and that went live the beginning of this month, so we won't have data until a couple of months from now until we start to aggregate and compile it? that will be spread across the incidents or responses that the hsoc linking officers are engaging in. we're also exploring whether homeless officers in general would use them, and we also use them in hsoc-related operations, like hsip that dea deanna talked about earlier, for different interactions in the field and what happens with them. >> commissioner dejesus: thank you. you're a person with numbers. let me ask you another question. i'm going to try to stay on the data part of it. it might be awkwardly worded, but what percentage of responses to the encampments of

police department comments and questions. i don't see any members of the police department here so we will move on. we are on to number six, which is hearing and possible action regarding applications for permits under the jurisdiction of the entertainment commission. we will have the deputy director introduce the consent calendar. >> the only permit on our consent agenda this evening is for a billiard her -- pilar permit at a bar restaurant. there is no opposition to this permit application, and the police department had no recommendations. >> is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. do we have a motion to approve the consent agenda? >> i would like to make a motion to approve. >> second. [roll call] >> all right. the billiards permit has been approved. congratulations, if you are here >> i wanted to bring your attention to the memo that is included in your binder following tab five, six and the reason is because the next memo here, the next two applicants, it is very long in there is

it's information that other police departments already provide to the public. for example, new york city police department has been providing reports on the ethnicity in annual reports for ten years. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you. today, i have several items. while there's certainly a rationale that everyone, regardless of their status of tena tenant, there are some on fixed or low-incomes who budget their income down to the last penny with no room to deal with further rent increases, and they should be subject to hardship petitions. we've heard from tenants across the city in virtually every district on pass throughs on top of the annual allowable rent increases. this will allow a process by which those tenants can petition for the same relief as operating and maintenance and capital pass throughs in order to keep them in their homes. speaking of tenant displacement, we have also seen a citywide increase of tenant displacement as a result of construction and mandatory retrofitting. i'm sure you're al

had a career in that police department. he's also someone who has been very sensitive to the fact that while the police understandably feels the difficulty of their job and the danger of it that there had been a legitimate out cry from communities of color and particular about being abused by some of the discretion of some of the officers. one thing we should remember about the pantaleo's case, eric garner, a non-violent and low level offense, he was backing away. he was surrounded with his arms up in the air. he was certainly not agreeing to be arrested but he was not being physical. he was trying to back away from police officers and not move towards them. you can hear in the video, there was backup coming from other police officers. you can hear the sirens in the background and we know the call was made which means eric garner literally, pantaleo made a choice as a police officer to jump on eric garner in a situation which he was not alone. he had backup on the way. eric garner was not moving towards him or engaging in b

department they can police department quick response. we were very thankful for their 1st responders or have a pact with just one of the community know that we've been here from the start we've been counseling family members we have a variety of resources we are here and we will remain here so. we just want to let you know that this is a community effort and we're doing everything we can to help out in a situation like this thank you. for. ok questions for this. well certainly it's a sunday so some of the businesses where are you know or typically some of them are take sunday monday off because it's mostly local but it's up to each business if they want to open the street will be open this afternoon. but they were district is one of the safest places in the whole region. you know these senseless acts of violence that occur. have been happening. any place and i don't mean to scare people but frankly i mean we're at a situation now in our country that you're really you know these are so random there's no place that you know you could say o

sinclair police department, university of dayton police department, five rivers metropark. kettering police department, montgomery county's coroner's office. montgomery county prosecutor's office, box 21, red cross, bellbrook police department, and also the u.s. attorney of southwest ohio has joined us on stage who had been very supportive and helpful in this investigation, which is ongoing. i've got to remind you that we're a little more than 12-plus hours into this event so much is unknown. the dayton police department homicide unit will be handling the criminal investigation and administrative by professional standards bureau and that occurs any time an officer discharges a firearm. per police department policy, the five officers that won sergeant, were going to be placed on administrative leave. that is per protocol. we are still asking for assistance in this investigation, notwithstanding substandial local and federal and even state resources dedicated to this investigations. if there's any information regarding this incident, we request that it be relayed to the dayto

>>and the san francisco police department is reassuring people who plan on attending outside lands of an to that public safety is their main concern the three-day festival concert next week starting on friday august 9th, the police department says it is working closely with event organizers as well as local state and federal partners they say they taking the gilroy shooting into consideration and will adjust their security plan accordingly last year more than 200,000 people reportedly attended that music festival as you can imagine people are still really shaken after sunday shooting yeah so you can obviously imagine that some say they weren't sure they were going to make it out alive flunks the. >>shooting started to hard to put yourself in that position kron four's share. so live tonight in gilroy he talk to someone who says she ran for cover and tried to hide from bullets absolutely terrifying jr. >>jagr and i you know it's been a difficult few days for everyone here in gilroy but i talked with a couple today who are so amazed and proud by the way the gilroy police department respo

>>our dan and the service just go police department is reassuring people who plan on attending outside lands that public safety is their main concern the three-day music festival takes place a golden gate park that's next weekend starting on friday august 90 police department says it is working closely with event organizers as well as local state and federal partners they say that they're taking the gilroy shooting into consideration and will adjust their security plan accordingly last year over 200,000 people reportedly attended the festival. we have continuing coverage of the garlic festival shooting on air and online and during the commercial breaks on our 24 hour streaming service on kron on you can download our kron on app get the latest push alerts street here phone as new developments come into the newsroom. >>developing news tonight, 12 jurors have now begun deliberations in that go ship fire trial in oakland, the final closing argument, triggering lots of emotions for people in the courtroom and kron 4 says he doing was there. >>the ghost ship fire trial has been turned over t

and internal affairs investigation, the police department possible trial as we saw in this case and let's not consider the timetables of any of the other processes which we don't control and could be slow? >> lawrence, in the past i would have said and you indicated it, when the justice department makes that request, we used to take it very, very seriously. they had the higher charges. they were not just dealing with personnel matters. they were dealing with criminal charges. the justice department had often been throughout the whole civil rights movement and since the place that you went for objective justice even when locations were not providing it. i have to tell you, especially because this started before the current administration, this started in the previous presidential administration, i wouldn't see this refusal to act. i want to talk about something you did. did you a lot more study in this issue than i did. i have to contest one thing. for decades, we have not trained our police officers correctly to dekaes late conflict. we certainly never gave them implicit bias traini

draws nearly 400,000 people. >> our police department has told us, we got it. they're prepared. >> reporter: cindy said a handful of vendors at the gilroy garlic festival will not be here this weekend. that includes the honey ladies. wendy towner and her husband were shot and injured by the gunman. this sign will mark the empty booth where the couple was supposed to be this weekend. >> i have no problem believing that sunday night we're going home nice and safe. >> reporter: and happening now, you could see crews are putting in place those steel barriers and we're learning that festival organizers will be collecting donations for the victims of the gilroy shooting. the latest in fremont, i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> that is a good fundraiser. >>> a hate crime or vandalism? investigators say they have an answer today. a family in a bay point neighborhood was awakened early with spray painting of vandalism with racial slurs and al vin brown had a personal relationship with the victim and they are frustrated he's not charged with a hate crime. >> wh

section of the police department instagram feed. that threat has since been taken down. but a sergeant tells us that in this post the teenager threatened to, quote, shut ungun high school which is where he is a student. someone noticed at around 6:00 last night and they connected with the school district to figure out the true identity behind the pest and at 8:30 they visited the student's home in palo alto and the student was cooperative and answered police questions and let detectives search the home and found no guns and determined the threat was unfounded and the student had no intention of shooting up gunn high school and the student is sent off for a mental health evaluation. and with today's climate of mass shooting we take it seriously. >> we understand that threats like this could cause anxiety for our community, the parents, teachers and of course the students themselves and so we are going to investigate it to the fullest and we just want to make sure that everybody understands that there are consequences. it is a crime t

claire police department, riverside police department, montgomery county's coroner's department, montgomery county prosecutor's office, red cross, also u.s. attorney of southwest ohio has joined us on stage, has been supportive and helpful in the investigation which is ongoing, just going to remind you that we are in 12 hours of the event so much is unknown. the police department homicide, criminal investigation, administrative administration, conducted by standards bureau that appears any time an officer discharges firearm. policies, 5 officers sergeant placed on administrative leave, that is per protocol. we are still asking for assistance investigation not with standing substantial, local and federal and state resources dedicated to this investigation, if there's any investigation regarding the incident request that be delayed, police department calling tip line, family assistance center had been established at the dayton convention center where you're at and can be contacted (937)333-8430. for additional information please follow our twitter page at dayton police. that is the entirety o

by the san francisco police department. abc7 news reporter liz kreutz has the story. >> we, the members of the san francisco police department, are here tonight to reflect and to apologize. >> reporter: it was an apology more than 50 years in the making. san francisco police chief william scott formally apologized for the way police treated the lgbtq community in the '60s and '70s. >> we're sorry for what happened. we're sorry for our role in it, and we're sorry for the harm that it caused. >> reporter: the remarks came during a reconciliation meeting gbtq community. the meeting symbolically held on the 53rd anniversary of the compton cafeteria riot when a group of trans women sto i was >> reporter: joanne chadwick is 82, an activist who lived through that era. >> i don't need the apology, but a lot of people who are no longer with us need the apology, so i'm here to accept the apology on their behalf because they either died of aids. >> reporter: chief scott got applause for his comments but the night progressed with candi

have taken hold in the department. >> she asked me, can you change our police department? because every time my little black boy encounters a police, i think one of two things is going to happen. that my child will lose his liberty and go to prison, or that my child will die. we have challenges. but we're overcoming those challenges a bit at a time. >> reporter: taylor says that should include better screening of applicants and breaking down what some have called the blue wall of silence, a term for police cover ups of internal wrongdoing. >>> your fellow officers, they might see your comments and be offended. how do you go back to work after making comments like that? >> because when you know you're doing right, you can hold your head up. i don't think that all of our department is bad, but instead of complaining about me, how about you do something to change the culture that you know exists? >> reporter: it is still unknown whether any police training technique could impact trends in use of force. one reason is because there has never been a federal use of force database

as we said earlier, the san francisco police department is also involved. really do not have any information as to the outcome or what happened in the confrontation between the two of them. there is a very active investigation. people are still been interviewed, so we really don't have much information as to why these things happened just yet, but as of now, the police are investigating thises is a possible criminal investigation. as far as administrative things about the san francisco police department and their employee, i would have to refer those questions to the san francisco police department. >> how is the officer doing? >> he seems to be fine. >> was the suspect armed? >> not with a firearm. another type of weapon we won't describe just yet. >> what did the officer say? >> i will not be able to discuss that just yet. still actively being investigated, still in progress as we speak. [ inaudible question ] >> i don't know what his work schedule was yesterday, so it is possible, but i didn't hear that he was getting off of work exactly. >> reporter: is

of the ferguson police department. separate from its investigation of the michael brown shooting. but for this group and the community they represent their underlying message is unlikely to change. their calls for justice are bigger than just ferguson michael brown. wake up there about fighting to change a system they say is stacked against them from. what. ferguson says he on the same page from the fault line series 5 years on rewind return to ferguson to see what changed and how far the community had managed to move on award winning st louis filmmaker chris phillips lives just a few meters from where mike brown was shot has a unique perspective on the divisions that remain in ferguson today. i've lived in ferguson in excess of 13 years. you know this is basically this was home for me but in this part of town this is where all of your social public services are this is where your economic development is emphasizing this is predominately where or for the most part where most of your white residents stay. so as we go on

of the ferguson police department. separate from its investigation of the michael brown shooting. but for this group and the community they represent their underlying message is unlikely to change. their clothes for justice are bigger than just ferguson michael brown. wake up there about fighting to change a system they say is stacked against them from. what. ferguson says he on the same page from the fault line series finally has already won a return to ferguson to see what changed and how far the community had managed to move on award winning st louis filmmaker chris phillips lives just a few meters from where mike brown was shot has a unique perspective on the divisions that remain in ferguson today. i've lived in ferguson in excess of 13 years. you know this is basically this was home for me but in this part of town this is where all of your social public services are this is where your economic development is emphasizing this is predominately where or for the most part where most of your white residents stay. so a