the question of drop the knife can turn into you have the knife and start the dialogue and conversation with the person they are encountering to find out why they have a knife. numbers are encouraging. it is a great beginning of the conversation. some of the things we are interested in seeing his accurate reflection of where that information is coming from. reporter: henderson said more needs to be done to find out how the department is arriving at those results. in particularly an agency responsible for reporting on itself. how can we make it how in making sure that the trend to diminish use of force continues. reporter: the city requires the police department to file quarterly reports about use of force. the department was highlighting in the report that they have not had a fatal officer involved shooting since june 2018. live in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox 2 news. thank you so much. residence of the butte county town of paradise stopped today to re
indict the mayor, will he do it now or wait until mayor vincent grey is out of office? it would make it more difficult, but it would not be destructive if it occurred a year ago, let s say. reporter: d.c. council counsel members on how an indictment might impact the government. the u.s. attorney is responsible for how this investigation proceeds. i just hope all parties come to the table to resolve it as soon as possible. he has been held in limbo and had this cloud over his head. maybe it s the opportunity for him to clear his name or for him to account for his actions. reporter: u.s. attorney has said in the past he will bring a case when it s ready. translation, it won t matter if the mayor is in or out of office. bruce johnson, wusa 9. now, the suppose man for u.s. attorney ron machen had nothing to say. a spokesman would only say the federal investigation goes on. well, the winds are expected to die down a little later. how will that help the temperatur
with layers of bags and blankets. he is sleeping on a bench in front of the world bank with lots of other homeless. i can t believe it. reporter: he has no plans to take the mayor up on had his offer of additional shelter. and i got other people s stuff in here while they are trying to find jobs or hospitals. reporter: out at washington harbor in georgetown they are opening the ice rink. and tony and joe s seafood place is hoping for a crowd. other days it s beautiful. reporter: you had to be from sweden to enjoy the wind and wipe caps out on the potomac. scandinavian, viking, it s okay. reporter: it is cold for your car, too. aaa says calls for help are up 40%. some for blown out tires and a lot for dead batties batteries. the more juice it takes for the battery to turn over. the youngest out of the group had only on a vest. reporter: prince georges county police are hoping to keep anyone from having to go out in the cold without a coat. officer jessi
16 in leesburg. even down toward woodbridge, we re talking 20. 19 in college park and 20 in bowie. i got to tell you again, i hate to sound like a broken records, but these are cold for late december, let alone mid november. we ll talk about if we ll get warmer tomorrow and tracking another cold front that is going to affect us for the rest of the week. we are getting cold talking about it. d.c. is already declared a cold emergency. prince georges has doubled its available beds for the homeless. it is dangerously cold out there right now. the winds are easing, but the temperature seems to be dropping and the windchill is now showing in the low 20s. we are not enjoying this weather at all. downtown d.c., the wind whipping through the concrete canyons, and a group of gw students caught totally off guard. i was not prepared for this. i m not wearing socks. gave me a tarp. 54-year-old, lance bell johnson insists he is prepared with layers of bags and blankets. he
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