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Sep 17, 2026

Nancy ChenHOST
5:51
Williamson faces up to 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine.
Nancy ChenHOST
5:56
Also this morning, the Oakland Police Department facing yet another setback in its bid to end federal oversight.
Nancy ChenHOST
6:02
A new report finds the department is out of compliance again just weeks before a critical hearing.
Nancy ChenHOST
6:08
The report found the department missed a key accountability benchmark, completing 83% of its most serious internal affairs investigations within the required six-month deadline.

13 MINS LATER

Nancy ChenHOST
19:34
Number two, officials say video from the moments before that television news helicopter crash in L.A. will be the, quote, most important evidence in the investigation into what went wrong.
Nancy ChenHOST
19:44
The pilot, a reporter and one person on the ground were killed Tuesday night.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
19:50
Number three, a new report says the Oakland Police Department is out of compliance again.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
19:55
It comes weeks before a critical hearing that could pave the way to end federal oversight of the department.
Liz BiroHOST
8:22
Williamson faces up to 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine.
Kristen SzeHOST
8:27
The Oakland Police Department is facing another setback in its bid to end federal oversight.
Kristen SzeHOST
8:32
A new report finds the department is out of compliance, again, just weeks before a critical hearing.
Kristen SzeHOST
8:38
The report found the department missed a key accountability benchmark, completing 83% of its most serious internal affairs investigations within the required six-month deadline.
Azul Dahlstrom-EckmanCORRESPONDENT
2:19
But the report says that while the parcel tax carries a cost for the city's economy, it would be significantly smaller than the impact of cutting Muni service.
Natalia NavarroCORRESPONDENT
2:28
A report filed in federal court Tuesday suggests the Oakland Police Department might not be ready yet to exit federal oversight after all.
Natalia NavarroCORRESPONDENT
2:37
The report by a federal monitor says the agency has fallen out of compliance on a required task related to how quickly internal affairs investigations must be completed.
Natalia NavarroCORRESPONDENT
2:46
The department was placed under court supervision in 2003 after a police corruption scandal and lawsuit.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
29:21
Liz, thank you.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
29:22
A pilot shortage is forcing the Oakland Police Department to ground its helicopter three days a week.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
29:28
It comes after two of the department's pilots were indicted by a federal grand jury and put on leave.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
29:34
The officers are accused of flying with certifications that were fraudulent.
Dave MaassGUEST
5:21
The Atlas of Surveillance is good for knowing what are all the different technologies your police department is using.
Dave MaassGUEST
5:27
So if you go in there and you put in, say, Oakland Police Department, it will then return a list of whether they use real-time crime centers or face recognition or drones or body-worn cameras.
Dave MaassGUEST
5:37
That is the kind of list that we're building.
Dave MaassGUEST
5:38
So both are really interesting tools for looking at surveillance.
Farida Jabala RomeroCORRESPONDENT
2:51
A report filed in
Natalia NavarroCORRESPONDENT
2:52
federal court today suggests the Oakland Police Department might not be ready yet to exit federal oversight after all.
Natalia NavarroCORRESPONDENT
3:00
The report from a federal monitor says the agency has fallen out of compliance on a required task related to how quickly internal affairs investigations must be completed.
Natalia NavarroCORRESPONDENT
3:10
The department was placed under court supervision in 2003 after a police corruption scandal and lawsuit.
Kazu HagaGUEST
30:16
And later on, I got to talk to the sergeant who brought the officers that he was supervising to that event about why he was there.
Kazu HagaGUEST
30:25
And this officer, Jeff Israel from the Oakland Police Department, he said he feels like it's really important for police officers to hear and understand the rage that is in the community because of what happened.
Kazu HagaGUEST
30:37
And that is an incredibly rare thing for a police officer to understand the need for him to actually like be able to absorb some of that rage but I think you know when held in the right context that rage is an important thing to communicate to the people that is causing harm to be like hey can you see my anger can you see the pain can you see the impact that your actions are having on me and so I think when held in the right context rage and anger can be incredibly powerful for fuels for social change.
Kazu HagaGUEST
31:10
There's dangers in it, of course, like any other tool.
Mushim IkedaGUEST
48:21
So I said, "This, these are the songs I request." And there were f- just fun, fun things like that going on.
Mushim IkedaGUEST
48:30
These night markets are in part a kind of take back the night initiative within the community because of, um, fear of crime, of actual crime, and subsequent, um- heavy street presence of the Oakland Police Department, which is heartily supported by some and heartily, uh, pressed back against by others.
Mushim IkedaGUEST
49:11
But for many years, I think during the pandemic and so forth, the streets of Oakland Chinatown would be deserted as soon as the business day ended.
Mushim IkedaGUEST
49:24
And so the lack of nightlife, of restaurant life that could-- would be in the, the dark, uh, hours up until 9 or 10 or whatever, everything was very repressed and shut down, and we needed that, this economic stimulus, as well as ways for people to feel safe, um, and happy on the-- in the streets of, um, Oakland Chinatown.
Stephanie SierraHOST
6:10
There is now a new permanent 9-11 memorial on Coast Guard Island.
Stephanie SierraHOST
6:13
Members of the Coast Guard, Oakland Police Department and Alameda Fire Department were at the unveiling yesterday.
Stephanie SierraHOST
6:19
The memorial features a gifted piece of the World Trade Center towers.
Stephanie SierraHOST
6:24
Officials say it will serve as a reminder of the service sacrifice.
James BeerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:27
The employees in question were placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the case.
Kristen SzeHOST
8:33
This comes less than three weeks before a critical hearing on whether a federal court oversight of the Oakland Police Department should come to an end.
Kristen SzeHOST
8:40
Well, there's a much different feeling outside today compared to the last two days.
Kristen SzeHOST
8:43
Yeah, the weather is definitely cooling down just in time for your weekend.

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