Cbsn bay area, taking a live look at the city of San Francisco. It is monday. It is another work week. I am i am anne makovec, in for i am len kiese. We are both in red. Lets get right over to mary lee. What is going on . Good morning to you, happy monday to you. We have a new week and were looking at temperatures a little cooler compared to yesterday. We are going to cool down by a few degrees. Lets show you a look over san jose. We are starting off in the 50s and 60s this morning with mostly cloudy skies along the coast and bay. Through the afternoon, we are looking at 92 in concord and then we saw a high of 99, so it is 7 degrees cooler compared to today. Concord is 87 and 74 in oakland and 66 in San Francisco. We will talk about the rest of the week. It will get cooler tomorrow. It is back to school for thousands of students in oakland even though no deal has been reached between teachers and district officials regarding distancelearning. Negotiations are still ongoing. They have b
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Law Enforcement News LAPD officer photos, names released, sparking anxiety The union representing Los Angeles Police Department officers has drafted a misconduct complaint in response to a public records request that included the names and photos of the city’s officers. In its complaint, which is posted to the city’s website, the Los Angeles Police Department Protective
spying coalition. the los angeles police department protective league is now calling for an investigation of lapd chief michael moore and a police administrator believed to have been involved in the release of that information. the chief has in fact himself already called for an investigation intothis all happened. he says california law compelled the department to act on the records request, but that, quote, it appears that once the decision was made to release the information, that appropriate safeguards were not put in place to ensure those assigned to sensitive investigations were not included, but many rank-and-file officers, while accepting that the lapd had a legal obligation to release the information when formally requested, believed they should have been forewarned that the information was about to be made public. of course they worry that it might compromise their safety. now, that antipolice activist