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two fiscal years to accomplish that. now about 4 million-dollars set aside for the police department and for training police officers on how to de-escalate situations when confronting suspects. about 11-and-a-half million dollars will go to violence prevention programs in the next two years and there is funding for one hundred tasers that would have to be approved bit police commission. the funding would include offensive shields and 35 net guns that employ a net to subdue him. at the heart of it to make sure we have the appropriate oversight to make sure it is transparent and honest approach. it is disheartening you know that he is reactive and thinks this will placate us. the only thing to make us happy if he listens to the community. we don t want tasers. we want the chief of police to go. and as you just heard activists are skeptical that the reforms will work. protestors stormed city hall in the wake of deadly police shootings demanding that the mayor fire po ....
but so far, apple is unwilling to budge. inside these cupertino offices apple s ceo tim cook is making his stand on the apple website today posting a message saying why he will not help investigators hack into the iphone of san bernardino mass killer syed farook. quote, the u.s. government has asked us for something we simply do not have and something we consider too dangerous to create. they have asked us to build a back door to the iphone. in a recent 60 minutes interview cook said. the reality is if you put a back door in, that back door is for everybody, good guys and bad guys. reporter: no one knows for sure if farook and his wife had help from worldwide terrorist organizations when they planned and murdered 14 people, why they picked the target or if more attacks are planned but investigators think farook s iphone found inside this suv after the couple s fatal shootout with police could hold the answers. we still have one of those killers phones that we h ....
thinks he may still be alive. and why the bay area serial society away s already in trouble with the law again. mornings on 2 starts now. here s a look at hawaii. a storm in more than 20 years is pounding away. the central hurricane center reported the center tropical storm iselle has just made land fall. ahead, we have team coverage tracking iselle, and on the damage so far and a live report on the island and what it s been like to read out this very rare storm. good morning. welcome. mornings on 2, i m tory campbell. i m dave clark. let s more about weather and traffic. steve is right over there. the land fall we talked about with iselle and some of the rainfall rates coming in. all golden weather services posted on twitter some of the mountain slopes, over 9 inches of rain. that s a lot of water that has to rundown the mountain and they re definitely starting to get hammered south of hilo. some of this is definitely starting to light up. it s protected a litt ....
translator: we won t let them hold a referendum. we ll protest at the presidential palace, tahrir square, everywhere. and we won t let it happen. the president s supporters have been holding a sit-in around the palace, where troops and tanks have been deployed. translator: we are determined to protect the president we elected democratically. president morsi says he has not changed his plans for the referendum, but many fear the violence will spread. at least 327 people are confirmed dead after typhoon bopha struck the philippines earlier this week. 250,000 people are living in shelters. many have yet to receive any assistance from the authorities. nhk world s charmaine deogracias reports. reporter: typhoon bopha passed the philippines islands on tuesday. heavy rains caused floods and an mud slides in compostela valley in the eastern part of the island. the category 5 typhoon toppled trees, knocked down power lines, and bursted river banks that carried these ....
tonight hope is beginning to reach the far corners of the philippines, coming too late for many, and more than 1,000 people are missing from typhoon haiyan. our craig leeson is live at the airport in cebu. craig, in you can, describe to us the relief effort. to you feel help is getting to the people who need it? . well, certainly in the most immediate areas, the epicentre of where the typhoon struck in leyte, tacloban, we are seeing a flood of international relief come in here at the cebu air force base. that s been taken straight to tacloban, where it s being distributed. what we are getting now is a bulge effect. more is coming in, it hits these areas and bulges out into the more remote areas, which then goes into a trickle. we have seen the u.s. navy fly into gihan, taking evacuees from other islands bringing them into a base and bringing in food to that area. up until this point it has not received it. that copped the brunt of the storm on the east coast, the fi ....