Was shot by police. That department had body cameras, but the footage was not released. Gomezs common law partner has made it her mission to demand transparency. Ive got to learn how to push forward and bring all these negative emotions and bring something positive thats the only way i can keep his memory alive. Reporter the program will cost 4. 4 million over the next five years. Profess jor jeff guise sees the cameras as a valuable training tool. Cadetks look at these recordings and see what was done right or wrong. I think thats good thing. Reporter the majority of the Police Department should be outfitted by the end of the year. Officer also be required to activate the cameras in almost every police call. Chris nguyen, abc7 news. Police officers from San Francisco, richmond, and concord traveled to dallas today to pay their respects to the five officers shot and killed by a sniper last week. They were among the crowd of Law Enforcement from across the country attending funerals for
New at 6 00, a local Department Takes a step forward on a national issue. Good evening. Today, the San Jose Police department began issuing body cameras to all of its Police Officers. Chris nguyen is live now with the story. Chris . Reporter its a milestone more than two years in the making. The chief called it a significant step, one that he hopes will improve relationships in the community. Tonight, San Jose Police will send out a first wave of Police Officers equipped with body cameras. When individuals make contact with the police, and their perception of what occurred differs from what the Police Department says that occurs, were going to know what actually is the truth. Reporter these officers will be the first to use the new technology after going through a fourour training this afternoon. Jason reyes lost his cousin in an officer involved shooting last weekend in east san jose. It keeps the Police Officers accountable. Reporter but some question if body cameras will make much o
south city. firefighters from all over the country have flown in for this double funeral. he never liked to make these trips but he would do it for us. things can go wrong. and you know it s sad. reporter: all week people have been bringing flowers and cards to station 26. and the last time the city lost more than one firefighter due to a single call it was a hotel fire in 1946. now this time a house fire that seemed manageable blew up on them. this is going to be a full catholic mass with several people speaking. we don t believe it will wrap up until 3:00 this afternoon. side streets will be impacted as well as freeways. for more on that let s check in with sal castaneda. all right tara good morning, to you. traffic will be effected by some of these by the funeral procession. as a matter of fact as we look at the geary boulevard closure it will be closed to golf street. so the muni buses will be rerouted in the area. when the procession moves down to the holly cross c
good morning,. thank you for waking up with this on this friday, june 10th i m pam cook. what will the weekend weather be like? it will be cooler. we had our warmup yesterday for some. not so much at the coast. we had low to mid 80s inland. today there is a pretty good sea breeze already. west 21 there was hardly anything. so 60s, low 70s upper 70s and a few 80s but you have to go pretty far inland. thank you, steve. it s a day of mourning in san francisco. thousands of people are expected to attend today s funeral for two fallen firefighters. ktvu tara moriarty joins us now from st. mary s cathedral where final preparations are under way. reporter: good morning, the funeral mass is set to start at 2:30 this afternoon firefighters from all over the country are expected to attend. last night there was a rosary here at st. mary s cathedral. hundreds of people showed up. in the hour before the wake the two fallen firefighters passed by their fire house number 26 for the
eisting customers will get a credit. noncustomers will get a check. before the decision, wells fargo has begun changes to the poll says on overdraft and credit card fees as a result of the new federal regulations and indicated that those changes will lead to $530 million in lost revenue. wells sent out notices they ll no longer cover debit transactions with insufficient funds unless they choose to take the overdraft protection service. wells fargo says it disagrees with the decision saying quote, many bank pros ses customer transactions in high to low order because it gives priority to larger transactions such as mortgage payments, rent or car payments. the bank plans to appeal. a similar case involving other intampkz about to start in florida. this could be an important precedent. thank you. today s san francisco supervisor eric marr introduced an ordinance banning restaurants from selling toys in high-calorie meals this, is modeled after one that went into affect this wee