north. gusting to 21. we will have a breezy. maybe 35 miles per hour along the coast and the higher elevations. if it wasn t for the breeze, we would be cooler than this. look at fairfield, 59. 57 in san jose. if you don t have the breeze, it is much colder. danville, one observation, 37. martinez, 50. brentwood, 59. that is a big difference. oh, my gosh. that s a big spread there. we will all even up and see upper 70s for a few. very windy conditions down in southern california and the developing low into the four corners. it will make for a blustery day. 60s and 70s with lots of sun. 7:01. what do you have, my friend? we have bart delays that continue because of the stalled train that was at one point at the lake merritt station which was put basically not allowing trains to move through downtown oakland station. that train which to us on the video looks like one of the new bart trains, the ones they have been testing out overnight was pushed off and down to the hayward j
43-year-old man driving off moments after shooting the 29-year-old woman who was at a stop sign with her two small children in the backseat. witnessing your own mother being killed, i just my heart breaks for these kids. reporter: he shot the woman one time in her upper body. they received a call for a domestic dispute minutes before the shooting. it s unfortunate, but i m going to pray for the family because it s tragic. reporter: one neighbor says another neighbor took the children into a home before the police arrived. they cry. they was very sad. reporter: another neighbor shared this cell phone video of mcbride driving away in a mer say dez benz. mr. mcbride hopefully will have the good sense to at least wherever he may be surrender himself to the local police department so we can work through the justice process. reporter: the police were called for past domestic violence situations involving the couple and mcbride is not the father of the children in
gascone s. a panel of lawyers spent a year looking into the inner workings. the preliminary findings that the department lacks transparency and accountability and some are engaging in stop and frisk searches and interest is a potential for bias and use of force, the panel said, needs revision. there is no transparency in the process. the panel had mixed responses. several officers of color said without a doubt there is a culture of bias. and certain officer another nail in the coffin for sfpd. the district attorney launched a panel after several officers were caught sending racist text messages. he picked the three judge panel to dig into the texting scandal at the same time, a panel of lawyers reviewed the department s policies. and the police union was critical of the report. doesn t surprise us. this was a witch hunt from the beginning. we knew it s for political posturing. he hand picked this, produced and written and co-starring george gascone. three judges will
we re seeing results from months of investigation into how the san francisco police department is treating the public. good evening, i m ama daetz. i m dan ashley. this comes after a difficult chapter in the sfpd. the department s officers have sent text messages. there are protests over several deadly shootings involving minorities. are these isolated or part of the department culture? abc7 news is live with some answer that s we re getting tonight. vic? this is the african american arts and culture center in the western edition. this is where that meeting is being held. it justed just a while ago. the police department responded to this report by the panel and let me just give you a couple quotes. it says the department respects the panel but findings, and i quote, appear to echo before this panel. to put into perspective, chief greg suhr testified and his testimony contradicted gascone s. a panel of lawyers spent a year looking into the inner workings. the prelim
it is a very mysterious case. reporter: and heartbreaking because somewhere out there that two-year-old girl could be in danger. investigators think she is still alive even though her musset mother was found murdered in a san francisco park and the toddler has not been seen since. she has been missing for 25 days. a little toddler out there somewhere. what kind of urgency does the police department have in bringing her home. there s an extreme sense of urgency to find her. we are maintaining hope. reporter: police and the fbi say she has links to the fresno and at orange county area. former fbi agent and kpix 5 security expert jeff harper says it s possible there may be some movement forward but we won t know about it until the dust has settled. they will keep those things close to the vest because there may be people close to the investigation that they have talked to that they don t want them to sleep plea. reporter: police are hoping that these stories ar