police may need to remove a dangerous person. the continuous presence is not to prevent violence nor do they prevent safety from girls of color or other students. >> i am having trouble with the whole m.o.u. process. i think there is a robust community process, and i believe as a district we do a better job of thinking about these things. if we don't have safe schools, if students are not welcome and if we are not building community and we don't have restorative practices in schools, these are the schools where we see children acting out or bringing weapons to school to protect themselves from bullying. this process is disconnected. from the larger conversation which we have. how do we support a safe schools pracand then the question would be how does policing fit into that? there are community members involved in kind of keeping the peace. i think of united players and organizations working in communities to help heal communities. it is interesting that we are looking at an m.o.u. with the police but not with organizations doing

police department in love with -- tossed dalia under the bus. >> a police department can't toss a client's rights under the bus to make good television. >> as dalia waited for a jury of six for her fate flanked by attorneys she spoke exclusively to district attorney. >> this has been a nightmare. >> she claimed being the victim of domestic abuse, an accusation her ex-husband strongly denied. she says she was used by the boynton police. >> we're here because they turned what should have been a complaint in getting me help and questioning me and stuff into this big production for a "cops" tv show deadline and started manufacturing all of these things and creating these scenarios and putting me in this situations that look horrible. >> the police say they did not ignore a domestic abuse case. they were trying to stop a murder for hire plot and those "cops" tv cams didn s change th substance of their investigation into dalia. >> did you want to have your husband mike dead? >> no. >> were you soliciting his murder as you are charged in this courthouse? >> absolutely not. no. >> after ten hours

police say they located him and he led them on a chase. officers had to use spike strips and a pit maneuver to stop him. police say he was being uncooperative after the chase ended... so that's when they shot out his window with rubber pellets and the k-9 jumped inside to apprehend him. vasquez was treated for minor injuries after the dog bit him. he was later taken into custody... he will be charged with felony stalking and felony evading. he also could face additional charges for punching the k-9. (grant) today the largest hospital system in northern california agreed to a massive settlement in an anti trust case. (vicki) capital reporter ashley zavala explains why sutter health was under fire. (grant) next at 5:30- an ovrerturned big rig is holding up traffic in the south bay. why hazmat crews are on scene for the clean up. (vicki) and lawmakers are officially heading home for the holidays. we'll take a look at the biggest moments in our nations captiol this week. (grant) plus- davis police respond to an early morning call hoping to sav

as a that this is live from coming up police in india kill 4 men accused of raping and murdering a veterinarian in a case that's prompted mass protests saudi state owned oil company around co pulls off the biggest share listing ever but forms way short of its target shut down in some way as the pacific nation battles a measles outbreak that's killed more than 60 people. the impeachment process against u.s. president donald trump is shifting into high gear house democrats have announced they're drawing up formal charges on a rapid timetable for setting the stage for a vote before christmas that could mean a senate trial showdown in january heidi jocasta reports from washington d.c. . it's official sadly that with confidence and humility with allegiance to our founders and in fact full of love for america today i am asking our chairmen to proceed with impeachment. donald trump will become the 4th president in u.s. history to face formal impeachment charges that could remove him from office the facts are uncontested the president abused his power for his own personal political benefit at the expen

police are looking for a man accused of exposing himself in public. alameda police are trying to identify the man on the screen. they say he entered a subway restaurant on webster street tuesday.... and exposed himself. poliuce only have a generic description of the man. ( robin ) police in american canyon are looking for a man accused of stealing credit cards from an elementary school and going on a shopping spree. it happened earlier this month at canyon oaks elementary school. police say the man stole cash and credit cards from several teachers on campus. then went on a shopping spree in pleasant hill and benicia. he was seen driving a silver or white nissan maxima s with either a rear paper plate or temporary plate. ( robin ) police in benicia are looking for a man who used pepper spray on a gas station clerk before stealing money from the cash register. this video shows the robber holding a pistol in one hand... then pepper spraying the clerk. this happened at the "fast and easy mart" gas station in benicia. police say the man in the video preten

police will be stepping up patrols. >> a pair of suspects are in custody tonight after he police chase, they were wanted in connection with a shooting at a parking lot. police finally caught up with those suspects, and arrested them. a lucky break helped police make those arrests. >> reporter: a man and a woman are in custody tonight and they are expressing their gratitude to a citizen who called in eight to and a pair of police department to track them down. >> is a very loud? >> it is very loud.'s defensive shell casings, the dictums were found bleeding in a blue suv. he drove one block away. >> he was a young kid. >> the victim got shot in his leg. there is a conversation and then hleft. >> then they got there first lucky break. >> there was a citizen listening to the police scanner. they saw the suspect vehicle and called 91. >> the police were able to spot the vehicle. >> lights and sirens went across the bridge. >> dated up taking the thorton exit, the police officers saw a woman exit a vehicle and the driver went east before crashing near a hardware store. police got there secon

police say it was a freak accident and the case is closed. as the bushfires continue to rage in australia, a volunteer firefighter dies while battling a blaze. and we speak to greta thunberg about life as a teenage activist — and the challenges ahead. i'm being listened to and we climate activists are being listened to. but that doesn't mean that what we are saying is translated into action. good evening. a british woman, who's 19, has been convicted in cyprus for lying about being raped by a group of men. she said she'd been attacked by 12 israeli men at a hotel in ayia napa injuly — but then withdrew the claim, and was arrested. she was found guilty today of the charge of causing public mischief, and could face jail. but the woman said police forced her to say she'd lied about the attack — something they deny — and her lawyers say they're planning to appeal. this report by our europe correspondent kevin connelly contains flash photography. when these legal proceedings began, the young british woman at the heart of the case was a vic

9 days in that cell while police try to force a confession. after my arrest they wouldn't stop beating me. every night they would bring me out of the cell and say let's kill this guy in a drug operation. or i was bleeding sweating i even urinated. did you think it was strange that the police were locking you up in this pit and so . they put us in that cell so they could extort money from us that's the truth i was told i'd be released if i gave them about a $1000.00 but if none of us could pay they were charging us with section 511. we try to put these allegations to the philippine national police they would not talk to us but activists say that police misconduct is endemic with impoverished and innocent people routinely arrested. it's an experience that. says he's had 1st hand. the last of us out of 100 percent i only have 5 percent faith in the police by. so many of my neighbors are in jail with me . our whole communities here. calero says the police and the law have failed him even after pleading guilty and serving the sentence for a crime h

police only have a generic description of the man. ( will ) san francisco police arrested these two men ... in connection to a shooting back in september. police say... 26-year-old ájarillo estebaná from oakland -- on the left -- and 22-year-old átony castilloá from daly city -- on the right -- fired two shots into a group of people gathered in the city's mission district. one person was injured. police used survellance footage to identify the suspects.. they arrested esteben last month ... castillo earlier this month... both are charged with attempted murder. ( james ) to the north bay now. police in benicia are looking for a man who used pepper spray on a gas station clerk before stealing money from the cash register. this video shows the robber holding a pistol in one hand... then pepper spraying the clerk. this happened at the "fast and easy mart" gas station in benicia. police say the man in the video pretended to be a customer before attacking.

the site has now become a pilgrimage for victims of police brutality. after a demonstration police followed several activists into the underground train and there were scenes on the trains that utterly shocked the peaceful people of hong kong i i i. i i. artists and illustrators took images of young people bleeding and put them online but they spread like wildfire as did the videos of police brutality. it triggered a chain of reactions activists started occupying the underground stations bringing public transport to a standstill. i militant activists have since declared the underground. system as an enemy concept . stations have been destroyed all over hong kong. before the sunday demonstrations workers try to say what can be saved. as an advisor to hong kong's chief executive. she's a powerful woman in hong kong and a personification of the enemy in the democracy camp after 3 months of protests you know it looks like to us that's the number of peaceful demonstrators it's been doing but the hot cocoa to this violence is escalating they are throwing alon

i'm a staff attorney at the department of police accountability. i have a brief presentation or i can give you an oral overview of how we're dealing with the newly enacted law. whatever you prefer. >> it looks really good. just a few slides. >> supervisor walton: i would like to see a few slides. >> thank you. >> we just did a presentation last week. >> so in january, a law went into effect that made many of our previously confidential records public. and we have received a number of requests from various agencies, as well as news agencies for pretty much all of our records. unfortunately we have retained all of our records since our inception, which was 1982. and there are several requests. these are the different agencies and news outlets that have requested our records. and there have been several requests that want all records that are disclosable, under this new law, for all officers retired and currently employed. which means that we've got 30,000 plus files to look through, to determine what information is disclosable. we've come up with spe

spanish police have named a british holidaymaker and his two children who drowned in a simple in the costa sol on christmas eve. gabriel diya who was 52 and from london died with his 16 year—old—son, praise—emmanuel and his 9—year—old daughter comfort. an investigation into what happened is underway. helena wilkinson reports. this is gabriel diya, the 52—year—old father who died trying to rescue his daughter. and here he is with nine—year—old comfort. they were on a family holiday when on christmas eve, she got into difficulty in this hotel swimming pool. despite her father's efforts, she also died, as did her 16—year—old brother, praise—emmanuel, who also tried to help. postmortem examinations confirmed that all three drowned. a 14—year—old girl, the children's sister, raised the alarm. today in south—east london, neighbours of the family have been speaking of their shock. they were just beautiful, lovely people. i'm absolutely devastated. yes, it's shocking, shocking, to hear somebody died by drowning, especially, who went for holiday. it is a bit shoc

>>san ramon police say they tracked down 3 package thieves after a resident gave a very good description of one of the stuff that this is what police say they found in the suspect's car on wednesday contests from stolen packages as well as suspected methamphetamine drug paraphernalia and more police arrested all 3 people in the car and took them to jail in piedmont police arrested this ups worker for a pack is that officials say 40 year-old unique marie alley from oakland was caught on surveillance video delivering a package signing for the delivery and then taking out the contents of the package. coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 9 pima police share how they managed to arrest the suspect. >>walnut creek police are trying to get ahead of auto burglaries was a rather stealthy kind of strategy over the weekend we told you about there bait vehicle and those bait cars help police track down 2 suspects their prom for says it monday reports. >>a smash-and-grab bait vehicle leads to the arrest of 2 auto burglary suspects joshua coffee and gavin show are. happened just before 09:00pm wednesday

>>sort of a stolen car a police chase and then a confrontation a bizarre turn of events taking a deadly turn tonight, a mother is demanding answers after son dies following a struggle with police and new details tonight on the north bay lululemon robbery what we know about the suspects. ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ >>the sonoma county sheriff's office says release mug shots of 2 men arrested accused of stealing more than $15,000 worth of merchandise from the lululemon store in santa rosa police say 21 year-old juror ron tame madison seen on the left here and on the right 22 year-old le trail lamont king stole more than 150 items from the store. both men are from belie whole reports say during the robbery, a security guard at the store was assaulted and suffered significant but not life threatening injuries. that's according to police.

a police forensic tent marks the place where usman khan was shot dead by police. but the building where he carried out his attack is just on this side of the bridge. that was where he was attending a conference on prisoner rehabilitation, a conference at which he turned on some of those who had invited him and killed them. this picture was taken just before the attack at the conference in fishmongers‘ hall where usman khan also stabbed a woman to death. he seriously injured three other people. all are now stable. the attacker then left the building, he ended up on london bridge. he was pursued and detained by members of the public, as well as a british transport police officer who was in plain clothes, before armed officers from both the city and metropolitan police arrived, confronted the attacker and shot him. the actions of the police and the public are all the more remarkable as we now know the attacker was wearing what looked like a very convincing explosive device. thankfully, we now know that was a hoax device. today, this address in stafford where usman

9 days in that cell while police try to force a confession. after my arrest they wouldn't stop beating me. every night they would bring me out of the cell and say let's kill this guy in a drug operation. or i was bleeding sweating i even urinated. did you think it was strange that the police were locking you up in this pit and so . they put us in that cell so they could extolled money from us that's the truth i was told i'd be released if i gave them about a $1000.00 but if none of us could pay they were charging us with section 511. we try to put these allegations to the philippine national police they would not talk to us but activists say that police misconduct is endemic with impoverished and innocent people routinely arrested. it's an experience that. says he's had 1st hand. most of us out of 100 percent i only have 5 percent faith in the police. so many of my neighbors are in jail with me. our whole communities here. most says the police and the law have failed him even after pleading guilty and serving the sentence for a crime he says h

the department of police accountability. i have a powerpoint. it will take me a second to put it in. >> it's here somewhere. [laughs] >> okay. you are on. >> thank you. good evening commissioners chief scott, director henderson members of the public. director of policy from the dpa. tonight is the night when sfpd and our agency has an opportunity to give you an overview of department work that we've been working on for the last two quarters. i wanted to briefly talk about our policy role quickly and get some highlights of that work. this is really more for the general public. we are mandated through the city charter to provide policy recommendations on a quartly basis so we provide them through this report and a quarterly report. when we finish investigative reports that's another time we provide findings and recommendations. for the highlights of what we've worked on, we put together a know your rights brochure we made recommendations for an mou between the district and police department. we made recommendations concerning consent searches and

>>police break down the dor about conquered home after learning a man haattacked both of his parents tonight we're gettina chilling look at what led to the officer involved shooting of a 60 year-old man in concord on december first good evening, i'm michelle kingston in r pam moore and i'm ken wayne conquer police havreleased body cam video of the moments leading up to the killing of donald james everson catherine heenan. >>is here with the story and the dramatic video it is rely dramatic and you feel so sorry for the elderly parents it began with a 911 call from the man's rents. >>they sounded surprisingly calm at least at first telling police their son was screaming at neighbors, they say had knife and a plastic gun adding he's crazy right now, but the real trouble began when everson walked back to the house he realized his parents were on the phone talking to police. you can hear him in the background of the 911 call threatening to ill and the the images may disturbing. >>to outside wh loaded 45 you better tell show to morgue until you >>when police did arrive they try to get dona

new zealand police confirming five people dead as a result of that eruption on white island. a number of the 23 evacuated have burn injuries. also too early to confirm how many people were involved, including how many exactly were on the island. we've been reporting throughout the day based on government figures. 50 were believed to be on the island, but that number is very fluid at this moment as we learned from that press conference. we also learned that both new zealanders as well as overseas tourists were believed to be involved in this very tragic event. again, this eruption started earlier today, monday, 2:30 p.m. local time. it took place about 50 kilometers from the east coast of the north island of new zealand. plumes of smoke were seen from the mainland. new zealand police saying it's too dangerous for police and rescue to go onto the island because it's covered in debris, ash, and volcanic material. i spoke to a volume can ollist about this. why is it too dangerous for them to carry out this rescue operation. she told me they have to put a restriction on air traffi

drivers experienced individual delays. >> a dog police say was shot by a man, a bicyclist was there he was wearing a black hooded jacket, dark pants and was writing a dark colored bike. >> in san francisco, fireworks were being loaded onto barges today. there's a large crowd on the city waterfront and this year the show producer promises a new look. amber lee spoke with the producer of the show and businesses are gearing up for tomorrow night's festivities. >> we are just outside of the building and the show producer said that the barricades are out in anticipation of the large crowds. >> san francisco is a special place. we agonize over the design and >> the annual new year's eve fireworks show will have a different look. a new producer is taking over for his predecessor who has been at the home for two decades. >> point two view the show will be anywhere near the ferry building. a few blocks away, they are preparing for a busy new year's eve at the restaurant plans to extend hours and offer a special menu. it will be $125 for the late seating. >> people are looking for a bargain, but

police in benicia are looking for a man who used pepper spray on a gas station clerk before stealing money from the cash register. this video shows the robber holding a pistol in one hand... then pepper spraying the clerk. this happened at the "fast and easy mart" gas station in benicia. police say the man in the video pretended to be a customer before attacking. ( james ) police have released this video showing the thief leaving the scene in a white jeep cherokee. the owner of the gas station says this type of incident is rare. in fact this is the only time he has been robbed this year. ( james ) all three people accused in the death of a bay area father will be walking free by mid- january. kaveh bayet walked out of the san mate

small it's called telford flaws a police came in earlier arrested protesters and now what we see here is the protestors arguing with the management of them all demanding an explanation demanding them whether they have asked the police in. so it's still a pretty slow road situation again of where you are on what do you think that the message is that protesters are trying to send here mathias at a time when most people presumably would be doing their sort of routine pre-holiday shopping. while most people are doing their holiday shopping once you get away from the protesters things look pretty much normal in this mall right now. the protesters after the pro-democracy come on these huge victory in the local elections the protesters are now trying to keep up the pressure because there is a fear that once the protest subsides a backlash a revenge by beijing on the hong kong government will take place hong kong leader kerry land as you know mathias is in mainland china right now as tensions at home were running high as always this is for 1st trip to the mainland since your devastating loss

the people want police to hold a town hall meeting without delay. i was here in this building a week ago speaking about the frequent flouting of senate bill 1421. this is a perfect opportunity for police to comply with that law and communities demand a release of all written and video records right away. a gun was discharged in confrontation with a citizen who was unarmed. only the police department say that the man was armed with a makeshift weapon. we want the body cam footage. all three cameras, security camera footage and the statement from the officers involved as is procedure. all items confiscated from bystanders should be documented as well. police have had ten days from december 17th to release the date and location of a town hall as is procedure. well, now we know the town hall is scheduled for december 17th, tuesday, 6:00 p.m. at cesar chavez elementary school which is the maximum at the extent of ten days. let's work hard to follow the law and do our homework on time. >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. if i can hand a copy of

police firing tear gas into the crowds. violence even broke out inside a shopping mall. you'll see it here. video shows police beating protesters with batons. this has been going on for several months. all told, some 6,000 people have been arrested. >>> while that steady rain that's already falling in some parts of the bay area is adding you do to the christmas eve efforts of a few dedicated volunteers in san jose. they're part of an unofficial gathering called christmas eve at st. james park. nbc's robert honda joins us now. they needed to get this done, robert. >> yeah, it was another year of inspiring generosity by people simply concerned about the homeless. but this season is going to be tougher with this cold and rainy weather. there was indeed holiday spirit at st. james park in san jose today. the well-known haven for many homelessness was buzzing with generosity and gratitude at the annual christmas eve in st. james park event where those in need can celebrate, get a good meal, and even get a free haircut. but this year with a storm brewing, the necessities are v

police say she and her son in tow took off in a blue the whole thing happened so fast police are asking anyone with information to please call them. the barber was taken to the hospital with major injuries. >>> livermore police have arrested two people for human trafficking, pimping and other charges. the owner of the massage parlors elite foot and back and paradise foot and back along with three others in the region. police began this lengthy investigation last year after tips from community members. investigators say they were arrested at their home. the da still has to decide on next steps. >>> new details. we now know when smart train in the north bay will expand its service today. after more than two years of testing and construction the agency approved an opening on december 13th. the project costs more than $55 million and includes the first new track added to smart service since it started in 2017. >>> while the president can name his son him a barron. >>> i'm wade freeman in marin county where there are plenty of deer and plenty of holiday lights. coming up, a story about how t

dangers for police and rescue services to go to the island. however, we continue to the island. however, we continue to assess the conditions which would allow us to go onto the island. the island is currently covered in ash and volcanic material. we are taking expert advice with regards to the safety of any rescue attempt. we will provide more details as they come to hand. thank you. happy to ta ke come to hand. thank you. happy to take any questions? when police and rescue services might be able to reach the island 7 rescue services might be able to reach the island? we are taking advice on that, we are assessing it currently, so i can't say exactly when, but we know the urgency to go back to the island. how many people do you think are still on the island? what i can say is there have been 23 taken from the island. we are unclear about the numbers that are unclear about the numbers that are left. so there are potentially at least 27 people still on the island? potentially. how do you know there is one fatality but not more? 0ne there is one

got into a scuffle they tried to escape and that is when the policeman shot them down a retired police official list all the indian media that such incidents can be explained these incidents can happen in the heat of the moment in the police perhaps do not have the time to shoot. the queues in the leg and that is why the killings have taken place the family as you said have welcomed this and also the family of the victim who was killed back in december 2012 after which again there were many many protests that family has also welcomed this calling it justice and saying this is the right sort of punishment in this sentiment sami really emerges from the fact that justice is still delayed the processes are still very long there is also huge stigma attached to the victims themselves and that is why the popular sentiment here seems to be that this sort of up on this woman this sort of retribution of justice is the way to go forward of course there are lawyers and activists who are saying that law must be followed and that there are many questions still unanswered as far as this incident is c

high-speed police chase ending in a deadly shoot-out. >> a u.p.s. truck was riddled with bullets as police closed in on two suspects who carjacked it and its driver. people sitting in their cars watching in horror as they were caught in the crossfire. >>> don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. >> also the heated moment at the capitol. house speaker nancy pelosi's response to a reporter. plus her big announcement on impeachment, saying the president has left congress quote no choice but to act. >>> also this morning the stunning rescue at sea. the coast guard saving a dog seen paddling offshore. >>> the force is strong this friday as "the rise of skywalker," the last "star wars" film, gets ready to hit theaters this month. we sit down with the star-studded cast this friday, december 6th. >>> good morning, everyone. the force is strong with us on this friday because it's friday. >> it's friday. we made it. >> marci gonzalez helping us close out the week. i'm sorry i was only here for a couple of days you being here. >> i took it kind of

the police in india kill 4 man accused of raping and murdering a woman in a case that's prompted mass protests. and stations and close schools on day 2 of the biggest mass strike in from in over 2 decades. and in sports champions qatar won't be lifting a 2nd trophy in 2019 the host nation who was beaten in one nail in the semifinals of the ever both cup by saudi arabia. impeachment process against the u.s. president donald trump is shifting into high house democrats of announced they're drawing up formal charges on a rapid timetable they're setting the stage for a vote before christmas and that could mean a senate trial showdown in january heidegger castro sets up reporting from washington. it's official sadly that with confidence and humility with allegiance to our founders and heart full of love for america today i am asking our chairmen to proceed with impeachment. donald trump will become the 4th president in u.s. history to face formal impeachment charges that could remove him from office the facts are uncontested the president abused his power for his own personal political bene

plus: >> reporter: a suspect holds police at bay on top of a building under construction. we'll show you how it ended. >> reporter: tonight why more homeowners in san francisco and the south bay are searching elsewhere in the bay area for more affordable living. we'll tell you where. >> and we're still dealing with those lingering showers tonight. when the rain returns to your weekend forecast. >>> we have breaking news now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. tonight governor gavin newsom is telling pg&e try again. he rejected the utility's $13.5 billion plan to compensate thousands of wildfire victims and exit bankruptcy. newsom says the deal does not comply with state law and does not position the company to provide safe, reliable, and affordable service to its customers. the governor wrote this to ceo bill johnson quote, the resolution of this bankruptcy must yield a radically restructured and transformed utility that's responsible and accountable. for its part pg&e says quote we're committed to getting

police say they have a person of interest in custody. victor, this isn't the first time the police have dealt with this kind of violence after this annual college football game? >> reporter: tom, almost an identical scene three years ago. ten people were shot the sunday after thanksgiving in 2016. police are reviewing surveillance video and offering a reward for information. tom? >> victor oquendo live for us tonight. victor, thank you. >>> now to the urgent hunt for four teenagers, two of them accused of murder. they slipped away when their supervisor was distracted by a fight. they had a 35-minute lead before police were told they were gone. here's abc's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: four teenage inmates tonight are on the run, two awaiting trial for murder. tennessee police calling all of them dangerous. the boys escaping saturday night around 9:45 p.m. from a juvenile detention center in downtown nashville. 16-year-old escapee decorrius wright was charged in the february killing of local musician kyle yorlets, and 17-year-old morris m

blackwell was a sergeant at northern police station. he was taken from us far too son but he was well-respected among men and women of northern police station. we were contacted by his daughter kelly blackwell garcia. she conveyed to us it was important to her and her siblings that they remember their daughter with a gift of gym equipment to northern station and i humbly thank you for considering the request. >> thank you for the presentation. any comments from commissioners? okay. any public comment on items 1 and 2? please step up. >> hi. before i start, don't start the clock. i want to make sure the -- i'm blanking on the word, the overhead projector is on. >> all right. and you are going to address just the two items. >> yes, one of the items. and this is working? okay. my name is michael. i am here to urge you to vote no on the $6,000 donation that the police officers association wants to donate to the police department. we recently went through a very polarizing race for the district attorney. and unfortunately the police officers

the headlines at 5.00: a cyprus court convicts a 19—year—old british woman of lying after telling police she'd been gang—raped by 12 men. a warning that the planet faces irreversible warming, unless businesses shift their priorities soon. that's according to the outgoing bank of england governor, mark carney. authorities in australia are forced to cancel the evacuation of residents, as bushfires continue to rage. police investigating the deaths of three british tourists who drowned in a pool in spain on christmas eve say it was an accident and that the case can now be closed. also — we speak to greta thunberg, the teenager who spearheaded a global movement against climate change, who's calling for more action and less talk. we, climate activists, are being listened to, but that doesn't mean that what we are saying is translated into action. and in half an hour, click presents highlights of its live show in dundee from earlier in the year. a 19—year—old british woman has been found guilty of lying about being raped by a group of men in cyprus. the teenager was arrested after withd

to police. a man may have committed a assault early this morning. in an elevator at the millbrae station parking garage, the alleged assault. and before bart trains were in service police identified the suspect as 38 year-old robert o are saying oh this is a recent booking photo of him. police say martin so drives a white ford cargo van with the california license plate of 7 v 4, 0, 5, 4, 3, by police are currently reviewing the surveillance video in the elevator where they believe the incident took place. of the bay area this weekend try to escape all this. see some snow in the sierra we'll be right back. >>every time it rains we get to very thing out of our group everything so and make it every time a grant. >>people in sonoma county packing sandbags on friday preparing for the storm that is moving into the area right now 2 to 3 inches of rain is expected. meanwhile flash. officials say a roshan in the areas impacted by season after season of wildfires is a major concern. >>seems like it's bec

police revealed new video of the confrontation to a packed town hall tonight. kpix 5's joe vazquez was there. >> reporter: there was standing room only here tonight as san francisco police held a town hall meeting following a recent officer-involved shooting. >> this is the first since june of 2018. >> reporter: the san francisco police chief bill scott released new video of the shooting and the events that led up to it, including this surveillance video showing a man in a black jacket. police say that's 24-year-old jamaica hampton who police say attacked one officer and then another with a vodka bottle. one of the police officers ended up with lacerations to his face and neck. this is body camera video from one of the officers. police say the other officer's camera was knocked off in the scuffle. as you can see, both officers end up chasing hampton through the streets. one uses pepper spray, but that doesn't get him under control. according to the police, the suspect still has the bottle in his hand as he closes the distance between himself and one of the offi

in 2008 the same height about police had a similarly killing on a police had similarly killed 3 youths who were accused of attacking some girls that acid and this time around in the run up to this on social media as well as in political pronouncements people were egging on the police to do exactly the same thing which is why i am absolutely certain that this is a custodial killing and i want to say that the police which failed that the victim is the government which fails us all as women they are posing as saviors of women on the dead bodies of 4 unarmed men whom they are declaring to be guilty without any evidence except the custodial confession which was probably opting under torture because of custodial confessions in india agouti obtained only under torture by the police it's the standard for investigation it's a stand in for a justice system that can actually listen to and respect the voices of victims and survivors. with all of that in mind how confident are you that there will be either a proper investigation of what happened to these men all the investigations will continue to

a lower the historical enquiries team a police unit set up to investigate historical murders says he was clearly a principal of fandor in a later book penned by armstrong after his release from prison he clearly details his role in the rock bar attack in a chapter called. fulfilled potential. between the middle of night in 72 when the gang really started its work until the end of 975 that's less than 3 years the gang had killed 89 people. in one month alone in april 9075 the 1st person they killed was dorothy trainer a protestant woman walking home with a catholic husband through portadown. within 3 days they'd killed martin mcveigh who was murdered as he cycled home from work in the same town portadown a couple of weeks later they blew up a little cottage that was being renovated killing 2 brothers and a sister and the sister's unborn baby girl. and by the end of the month they'd also killed a man called owen boyle who had been sitting at his kitchen table looking at photographs of his newborn baby girl so there in just one month in one small geographical area you had. 4 separate at

a lower the historical enquiries team a police unit set up to investigate historical murders says he was clearly a principal founder in a later book penned by armstrong after his release from prison he clearly details his role in the rock attack in a chapter called. fulfilled potential. between the middle of 1972 when the guy really started its work until the end of 975 that's less than 3 the guy had killed 89 people. in one month alone in april 9075 fast person they killed was dorothy trainer a protestant woman walking home with a catholic husband through portadown. within 3 days they'd killed martin mcveigh who was murdered as he cycled home from work in the same town. a couple of weeks later they blew up a little cottage that was being renovated killing 2 brothers and a sister and the sisters unborn baby girl. and by the end of the month they'd also killed a man called owen boyle who had been sitting at his kitchen table looking at photographs of his newborn baby girl so there in just one month in one small geographical area you had 4 separate attacks in which 7 people were killed

. >> reporter: police did not believe that was an act of terror but possibly a police response gone wrong. known for confiscating legal guns. he was on the job and gunfire rang out leading to chaos. sporadic heavy gunfire rang out for hours in jersey city, tuesday. a gruesome chaotic scene. divan stuffed multiple debt including civilians and a police officer. >> two officers were shot, one recently gave his life and pronounce at the jersey medical center. the second officer was shot in the shoulder. >> reporter: shrapnel injured two additional police officers according to the police chief. the officer killed was officer fields known for taking guns of the street. while doing his job, the chief says became involved with the suspect at the cemetery where he was shot and killed. the bounds travel to a corner store leading to it was quick. i was joking it was fireworks in december. >> reporter: after the shootout, police say they want five people dead in the corner store. two them believes to be the suspect for the other three possibly civilians. >> the police department of jersey city and ou

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in meerut, police break cctv cameras mounted on shops in a muslim locality. nearly a week since clashes broke out in the state of uttar pradesh over india's new citizenship law, videos have been emerging that raise serious questions about police behaviour against muslim protesters. shouting. gunshot. 19 have died in the state — all civilians. most had bullet injuries, like mohammed mohsin. his mother says he wasn't part of the protests, but had gone out to buy fodder when he was shot in the chest. the 28—year—old was the father of this baby. we wantjustice, the police killed my son, she told me. who will care for his children now? police say they didn't open fire. they claim that some among the protesters had guns. but that's not all security forces are being accused of. i went to one of the homes allegedly vandalised by the police in the dead of the night. in room after room, hardly anything left unbroken. there was jewellery in this box and cash in the tin — it was all stolen, i'm told. "there were many policemen and some people in plain clothes. "t

shtold police a gang sexually assaulted her twice she was receiving a maage detectives got the to police departmeninvestiged and we were able to link eviden to the suspect. >>so part of assault did indeed take place wing went by the name adam and thowner of the spa declined an on camera interview but confirms weighing worked here for re than a year. the owner says they ke the allegations very seriously and are coopering with police on this investigation play has since been tminated we wanted call attention to this case because many individuals so there is a possibility that there are dditional victims. >>anyone who believ they may have been a victim is urged to call police reporting live in palo alto gayle ong kron 4 >>new at 10 bay area native and producer of a charlie brown christmas has died lee mendelson died on christmas day this week he wrote the lyrics to the christmas classic christmas me is here. mandelson was bo in san francisco and grew up in san mateo mendelsohn was 86 when he died from cancer in los angeles radio host and broadcaster, don imus has died at the age of 79 today

one student alerted a teacher and that's when the school was put on lockdown when police arrived they say they escorted jones off campu people an adult and a child have come forward reporting the jones inpropriately touched them. police say there are poteially more victims right now they are still investigating. >>sarah cisco police department releasing a new bodyam video of an officer being attacked in the city's mission that attack led to an officer involved shooting earlier this month. in the video you can see the suspect to jamaica hampton attackg police offers chasing one officer with a bottle in h hand. police say ficer shot him 3 times to get him on the ground was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>the family of the groom who died at his own wedding is speaking out tonight. how his loved oneare trying to honor his life and memory just days aftehe was murded. plus disturbing images of a man death of caving in a sa francisco grocery store and the city is plning to ♪ a cat cafe sounded better in my hd. ♪ next time i'll go to jack, at least then i'll get fed. â

police don't have a motive. it appears the attackers did want to get inside. >> we're unclear as to why he wanted to break into this residence. >> reporter: we saw police leaving the apartment with bags of evidence. and at the front gate. >> it was a legally owned firearm. >> reporter: the victim was within his rights to defend himself. >> i don't believe the victim did anything wrong but we're still investigating the incident. >> reporter: police are looking for surveillance footage in the case. anyone with video or information is called to call the santa rosa police department. >>> contra costa county prosecutors charged ruby delgadio with attempted murder, hit and run and child abuse. she rammed her prius into a barber outside the delta barbershop in antioch after an argument over her son's haircut last week. she complained that her eight- year-old son had been scratched. the boy and his six-year-old brother were in the car at the time of the alleged hit and run. the barber suffered a broken leg and other inj

a police officer and three civilians killed the suspects holed up in a store, opening fire the massive response s.w.a.t. teams swarming the scene neighborhood schools on lockdown. residents warned to take cover how it all came to a dramatic end >>> also tonight, the articles of impeachment against president trump unveiled democrats charging him with abuse of power and obstructing congress the presiden la into the oval offi tonight what they talked about in that meeting. >>> our nbc news exclusive. attorney general william barr's new attack on the ig report that found no anti-trump bias in the fbi's russia probe and what he says about the conspiracy theory spread by the president that ukraine interfered in 2016 >>> the growing mystery. a plane flying to antarctica disappearing with 38 people onboard the urgent search tonight. >>> the new england patriots under fire. the team admitting it violated nfl policy, taping a rival's field and sideline is it spygate all over again? what coach bill belichick is saying. >>> and the fast-moving storm sweeping from texas to new england and the dange

police say apparently that he's one individual who had a fire shots fired shots that's a restaurant that's a shop which is just behind a checkpoint charlie has so 6 far no detail as to reside density the suspect that you see you have large which is which explains a police presence presence and. you can see it sure is behind me i'm also wondering what the situation is evolving into here and we can see those terrorists and i knew where caylee wondering what is going on but how busy is that area at this time of year usually. well it's it's it's one of balance being hotspots here yet each year you have hasn't of people arriving here so it's very strange to see that part of the city being completely blocked off people are wondering what is happening oh so it is one day before there would be huge celebrations here for new year's eve so there was already a heavy police presence and now. very tense you can see a policeman being very tense a tourist here being made up as to what is happening so situation still developing here our correspondent am on you and in the center thanks a lot for that. well

by police. deborah villalon in oakland. >> reporter: that ruckus just the latest flash-point. critic says they don't trust this board's judgment or honesty. and tonight they mocked them with christmas carols. children climbed onto the stage and into the chairs of the oakland school board. their meeting led by the acting president moved conference room. protestors portrayed jody london as a grinch who should be recalled. >> reporter: the recall is spear-headed by one of the paraphernalias who plans to sue the district after a scuffle with police at an october board meeting. they claim excessive force, injuries, and blame london. >> she had the police force beat us down. she does need to be held responsible. >> reporter: at a community meeting tuesday, london was served with an intent to recall. a petition of 50. putting the vote to north oakland voters will require thousands more signatures. >> i know whatting we're doing with the recall election is sending a signal to the entire board that the p

been leased or bought by the police at a cost of around a $1000000.00 and a half pounds but now it's being reported that the vehicles are only being used for lot of agencies and for police officials to travel around before they were being used in patrol situations and the metropolitan police have set themselves and our bishop a target to cut all of their vehicle emissions to 0 by 2050 a politician should be checking always. ensure the public has but leave for money because truly the money is very much needed are in place also across the country to. share with all all sorts of crime she just always had to improve and. credential or start to be a. not suitable for heights. all progress action. so if there is a sub electric cars have proved in effect of this in other countries in september police in the us were forced to give up a chase with suspected crooks in the back in their test the police vehicle went dead british police are making a noble effort in the war on climate change but the cost could be a price to pay in the war on crime if sally r.t. . britain's guardian newspaper has b