Was placed on paid leave. He was with the department for about five years. This really hits home, a family here at the department. Obviously, our officer is very shaken up for everything. Reporter sergeant rivera, the president of the police union. He said, the department could potentially face discipline if he is not at fault. If the officer was not within department the policy, there can be rick percussions, absolutely. Reporter to avoid comfort of interest, outside agencies took over the investigation. The collision itself is being taken over solely by the chp and the das office. Obviously, we will have our own internal investigation. Reporter the chps multidisciplinary action investigation team, specializing in pratt trash protocols spent hours electing evidence and diagramming the scene. Among evidence the chp will look into, was the driver distracted, were there any blind spots, with a distracted, what were the moments for the officer in the pedestrian before impact . This is all
On the news. Imagine. Are you threatening him . Yes, he is. This is what i tell you, we live in fear, and nobody cares. Reporter they live in condominiums above willow alley. This is the shelter in place slum. Reporter what is it like living here day to day . Its unrelenting. I cant sleep at night. I cant work during the day. I wear noisecanceling headphones when i have to work from home. And i have to have the volume on full blast. Reporter they dont feel safe in their neighborhood. People have broken into their building and drug dealing and drug use is rampant. In the last ten days, i myself have witnessed from my window two overdoses right by our garage door. We are under siege. And this is blocks away from city hall. Reporter but the people who live on this street say they dont feel safe either. They say residents in the nearby buildings have acted outpouring water on them from the windows above and running over their tents with cars. And they pulled in and started yelling the fact
Saw. When i saw you you were on the al um rock bridge overpass over just thank you. They had just gotten folks off of the freeway, this was one of the ways that they were protesting was by halting traffic and i thought it was really important for me to be there to witness it, to be part of it, to stand in solidarity with our folks who are protesting, but more than anything to stand in solidarity with the country that is in mourning over what we saw the horrific video where we all witnessed a murder take place. And i took my son who just turned 17, its important for him to also be a part of happening. Its a movement that is taking place all throughout the country. The outrage thats being felt is real and it comes from it comes from a very deeprooted place of pain. The historical i taken place re whatever section you want to point at. The Police Department is one that were now dealing with because of what we saw, but this comes from a place of disappointment, of great despair, of feeling
It comes to reinteract racism. Once the weather passes and pg e gives these areas the all clear. That is when all of their crews go out and the choppers go out. They physically look at all of those lines. Make the repairs and go from there. We want to get to that News Conference. Pg e is holding in San Francisco right now. Lets go to the podium. This is not how we want to serve you. This is not how we want to run our business. We are in the business of providing power. Not taking power away. So we feel the impact of the decision. I understand how it alters. How it disrupts the normal flow of life. In the normal flow of community. But there is another part of the reality we are in with winds like we saw the last 24 hours or so and the condition of the vegetation. We simply could not continue to run parts of the system given the risk to Public Safety. We struggled with the decision as we do with any decision to turn off power. We wave the level of acceptable risk given the circumstances.
The developing story. He joins us. Live in the newsroom. Reporter the investigation got going 2. 5 weeks ago. A seattle woman says she was kidnapped and driven to a home in klamath falls, oregon, 450 miles away, a 7 hour drive. The fbi says the woman was chained up in the cinderblock cell and sexually assaulted. Investigators say the homemade cell was located in the garage and shared a few pictures. That is what you see. They say there was only one lightbulb. She managed to escape and get help. The suspect was this 29yearold, who was arrested in reno, nevada, he has lived in 10 different states. The fbi tells me within the past hour, he lived at numerous locations in the oakland area from 2012 to 2018. This morning, the fbi gave details about how the seattle woman freed herself. The woman fought for her life, beating the doors and the walls of the cell, bloodied hands. Through her perseverance, she broke free and waved down a passing motorist asking for their help to call 911. The vict