Reporter Sergeant Paul kelly said it happened to one of his officers who was cents to internal affairs after a call from the d. A. Office. It turns out the camera was not working properly. Its a problem because it makes us officers look like there is a problem that were not turning on the cameras and thats not the fact. Reporter Sergeant Kelly highlighted 23 policies that the camera can be turned off like when theyre inside a hospital. And the chief says they want to make sure that the officers use it properlily. We dont want to wait. Reporter the d. A. Did not want to make a comment and emails from the d. A. s office obtained by nbc bay area told the supervisor to let her when quote, an officer purposely failed to turn on the body cam, not to file charges against the officer, but the union says its to alert the chief of police. And after our inquiries today the chief said they will notify the chief if the case is jeopardized because the Police Officer did not turn on the camera. They
asbestos was found in the building and weeds took over. i wish they could start tomorrow on the vision for the community. a vision that is perhaps years off but it could turn night this, 960 homes and a retail shopping area. in oakland, cecilia vega, abc 7 news. animal control officers say their shelters are packed with good dog that has need homes but one particular type of dog stays the longest. dan ashley reports. aural she wants is love. when it comes to pit bulls, most people love them or hate them. there are a dog that no one wants. reporter: the animal care coordinator at animal care services, pure bred pit bulls get homes fast. people that come in, they think about adopting a pit bull but they don t want a crossbreed. they want the real thing. they want something, does that dog have pit bull in it? if the answer is yes, then they don t want to i adopt it. they have been neglected and abused and probably not placed in a home safely but they get swee