to make is to keep more experienced officers at the main jail longer. tonight at 5 and 6 find out the actions the sheriff plans to keeping plr experienced officers at the main jail longer instead of letting them transfer to minimum security after about ten years. tonight at 5:00 and 6:00 find out the actions the sheriff plans to take. robert handa will be there. he ll be updating between now and the time of the press at 5:00 as well. he ll have his full report later tonight ncht meanwhile, san francisco leaders are getting ready to decide whether to build a jail there. the price tag roughly $244 million. the mayor wants the jail, but the top law enforcement official in the city, the d.a., doesn t. nbc bay area s stephanie chuang is live inside city hall where a finance and budget committee is going on right now. stephanie, at stake here also $80 million in state funding as well you say. reporter: that s right, kris and scott. it s an opportunity people like the mayor
are wounded. we re not that far into the investigation yet. [ inaudible question ] the whole thing? i think [ inaudible question ] possibility, yes. i don t think we re comfortable saying no at this point. have the bomb detectives recovered anything that is or looks like an ied? as the teams are searching for suspects and victims, there are things in the building that were not immediately identifiable that caused them some concern. as a result of that, we do have some bomb techs on site that are checking some of that out. i do not know if they were brought in by the suspects. we do not know if they were bombs of any sort. just things that as our teams were moving through, that needs to be looked at more closely. [ inaudible question ] that. [ inaudible question ] have you found any vehicles you believe are related? not that i know of at this point. did the gunman say anything? we don t have anything specific from those witnesses. we re at the early stages of talki
may be, it may not be, but we will work hand in hand with them from the beginning. if things change, we are here from the get will have go and there are no steps lost as the investigation proceeds. at this point, i m going to turn it back over to the chief. so, very quickly, after the initial response, we have several hundred people that were in the building that are not injured. those people have been taken to a safe location and they are part of the investigation. in addition to that, we know that that th is is a human incident, it s a tragedy, and a lot of folks are very worried about their loves ones who may have been at that facility. we set up an area at the area of 3rd and sierra way for family members to go for investigation. we will push information out as we can. also the sheriff s department put out the crime tip hotline number. we d very much like to hear from you. questions. [ inaudible question ] i don t. i ve heard everything, that it was a meeting, to a pote
that s been touched by this dorner incident. again, i would like to express our deepest sympathy from our department. our hearts and prayers go out to the families of those deputies injured and killed yesterday. with that, let me give you some brief bring you up to state. the investigation into the dorner incidents and the homicides related to this will continue. that will continue until investigators have completed everything they need to do related to that. the task force is still in place. they will work until there s nothing left to be done. there s still quite a bit of work to be done on this. what transpired in san ber na dee no is being investigated so i have no comments on their investigation at this time. i can t tell you that the lapd has now moved back into a normal state of police operation. that began late last night and will continue now as far as normal patrol operations. the protective details, some of those are still in place. those will remain in place unt
you would probably end up at this restaurant. it s the one there with the lights around all three sides over the door and both sides. see that. i am a lot of different ethnicities, polish is not one of mine. nobody in my family speaks polish. we called one of our producer s cousins, and asked if she would leave us a voice mail telling us how to pronounce the name of this expensive restaurant in warsaw. here is how cousin donna sells you say the name of this restaurant. so one polish person who grew up in elizabeth, new jersey says it that way. that s as close as we can get. probably right. it s possible that she might be pulling our leg. she might have swore to all of you but i couldn t know. i think that s the name of this restaurant which is very important. can we play it one more time. in any case somebody we don t know who placed a hidden microphone inside the dining room. and through that microphon conversations that took place between various high level polish governm
crowe, discrimination in almost every institution of our lives, that casts a long shadow and that s still part of our dna that s passed on. we re not cured of it. racism? racism. we are not cured of it clearly. and it s not just a matter of it not being polite to say [mute] in public. that s not the measure of whether racism still existeds or not or a matter of overt discrimination. societies don t overnight completely erase everything that happened 200 to 300 years prior. at the same time we re learning more today about the alleged gunman from wednesday s massacre in charleston dylann roof. through the manifesto attributed to him online although not confirmed by nbc, it includes dozens of photos of the 21-year-old holding guns and confederate flags and 2500 words that expose a sharply racist idealology. we re following that from charleston. kristin, we heard this president many times on race but this is different. reporter: this is different. this is sort of the stro
veto, but may be heading to his desk anyway. what happens next? major signs the economy is bouncing back in a big way. who gets the credit for that? what happens if it still doesn t feel like it s bouncing back to many americans. again, we start this hour in paris where, we just mentioned, final preparations are under way for this morning s truly massive unity rally. 40 leaders mostly from europe as well as hundreds of thousands of others all expected to take part this morning. just in from paris, prosecutors are assaysaying the alleged gunman has now been linked to a third shooting. ballistics show the same gun was used in the shooting of a jogger on wednesday. the same day as the charlie hebdo attacks. that jogger was seriously wounded. also a new propaganda video that appears to show the suspects in all three of those incidents incidentsplegic his support to isis. it has emerged and making the rounds online. meanwhile, the search continues on the ground for his girlfriend.
and they were able to breakthrough the wall using the explosive devices and engage with another gun battle with nine officers with that shooter, and that resulted in the shooter being shot and killed. one officer, police say, was hurt, he was shot but saved by his helmet, and out of the nine officers involved in the gun battle. around 30 people were saved during that rescue. now, again, as they are dealing with that confirmation from police that approximately 20 people are dead so far with 42 people taken to the hospital. when asked if they consider this an act of terrorism, police say certainly this is being investigated as an act of terrorism and they are looking into whether it is domestic or international, and they say there is no reason to believe there is in other threat in the orlando area or elsewhere. i want to bring in jim cavanaugh who has been with us throughout the overnight. when you hear this news conference and it s astounding when police say there are a range
presidents being watched. we are also looking at theme at the metoo movement. this morning, the last hour, megyn kelly speaking exclusively with three women sharing their stories. what they hope to see happen. we have a lot to get to in 60 minutes, but now we have learned the name of the suspect in this morning s attempted terror attack. 27-year-old akayed ullah. this happened at 7:20 this morning eastern time. this is the heart of manhattan. the suspect was reportedly hurt after this bomb went off while he was wearing it. just the last couple of minutes, as you saw, police gave more information about what they think the suspect was using. listen. this male was wearing an improvised low-tech explosive device to his body. he initially detonated that device. it looks like there were three other people in the area that sustained minor injuries, but we can t talk about that. the suspect was placed in an ambulance and taken to the hospital. we have learned new information th
moment at least 11 shot. on the right-hand side, you re looking at some of the live pictures coming out of a chopper cam that has been monitoring what is at the scene from a very high level. that is what we know at the moment. at least 11 shot and three dead. more shortly. we have been getting most of our information based on that the officials have been very careful as they normally are in these situations to provide information from eyewitnesss. we d like to go to another one that was there today at the garlic festival in gilroy, california. and her name is ariel la duron. she is an eyewitness of what happened. can you hear me? yes, i can hear. you ariel la, where were y youing and what did you see that happened. at the beginning we were standing right next to the right corner of the stage and the band didn t understand that they needed to like close understand that they needed to close down. they begged for one more song. we decided to just leave. as soon as we talke