sfpd was not doing those audits at all.again, we near compliance butt facts on the grounds are at the least not a best practice we were not following our directive to odd they data. is this fair? what's the question are we in compliance. i know we are in compliance director mc guire answerd that. you would agree that we are still not auditing data we are directed to by our policy despite in compliance? that it is an accurate and true statement. we did not audit this information. we everauditings things we never audited before part of the work. and again, commissioner when these come up, the question is are we willing to adopt or correct course. dom we have the system in place to figure out ways to correct course when they come up. this is the commission and the accountability body. you north shy did pointing out the faults. if we just say, okay. the reform is about correcting the issues. putting system in place. will i will be frank with you. yes, there will be issues we don't have enough people to do all the audits. is pic

his family, his friends, and to the our entire sfpd. officer ortega went out every day to take care of our residents, our neighborhood, and our entire city. demonstrating a deep commitment to public service, he was truly making san francisco a better place. through his work and his life, and he will be greatly missed. rest in peace. >> after the proposal for a new city in solano county gets pulled, some organizations welcome the news. why? one group says the new city would have caused a negative impact to the environment, and paying people with addiction to stay sober and clean. >> the new initiative in san francisco up for consideration, and why it's being met with mixed reaction from people on the street. >> and another mild day around here today that's going to change as we get into the five day forecast towards the end of the week. so for west nile virus. the spraying began at ten and will last 2 to 4 hours near center road and south side drive. the goal is to target adult mosquitoes to prevent any infected ones from exposing the pu

sfpd was not doing those audits at all.gain, we near compliance butt facts on the grounds are at the least not a best practice we were not following our directive to odd they data. is this fair? what's the question are we in compliance. i know we are in compliance director mc guire answerd that. you would agree that we are still not auditing data we are directed to by our policy despite in compliance? that it is an accurate and true statement. we did not audit this information. we everauditings things we never audited before part of the work. and again, commissioner, when these come up, the question is are we willing to adopt or correct course. dom we have the system in place to figure out ways to correct course when they come up. this is the commission and the accountability body. you north shy did pointing out the faults. if we just say, okay. the reform is about correcting the issues. putting system in place. will i will be frank with you. yes, there will be issues we don't have enough people to do all the audits. is pic

so for now, sfpd says they will be ready to respond. luz pena, abc seven news. >> all right, luz, thank you so much. switching gears to our weather now. >> yeah, it is once again hot out there. day four of this heat wave. so when will it all end? we check in now with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> we still have several more days to go for our inland communities, so brace yourselves, julian and ama, let me show you the wind right now, because the onshore winds have picked up 21 miles an hour in san francisco and sfo, along with fairfield, getting a nice breeze coming through, which has started the cooling along the coast and around the bay this evening. in case you're looking for some relief tonight, at least down 11 degrees in hayward, five degrees cooler in oakland, but it is running warmer in our inland areas. if you want to get away from the hot weather, santa cruz appears to be the place to go. people are just soaking up the sun, enjoying the cool ocean water. here is a look at what you can expect if you do want to head t

uh- people have been gravely injured and killed in the past. >> according to sfpd. they found online fliers advertising another hill bomb and then canceling it for the weekend ahead of any potential event, the police chief had a message if they are committing crimes, they may be arrested and they likely will be arrested or cite, if they're hanging out like kids do. >> we don't have a problem with that. >> at least 81 teenagers were arrested last year. earlier this week, sfpd held a community meeting to hear from residents in the area. mark allen has lived in the neighborhood for years. he's glad sfpd is now speaking about barricading the area. >> i appreciate trying to get in front of these things because, you know, usually what happens is it's happening and the police are kind of standing by you know, not really knowing what to do after the fact because there's hundreds of people out there, other residents don't think closing this street will stop skateboarders. >> you can barricade it. >> they'll move up the street. let them do it for four hours. it doesn't even t

there were 52 calls to sfpd and 21 citations were issued. all three of these totals were less than last year. >> it's a waste of resources because it causes all the pollution that we're giving all this lip service. so let's have more bicycle lanes. let's do this. let's cut down on driving, and then let's go explode things and fill the air with pollutants. >> moroney hopes the city will switch to using drones for future fourth celebrations. >> if we have a fireworks show, then everybody will have a place to go when they won't want to set them off here at home. i have never seen that working in san jose. >> lauren martinez abc seven news and the sky was lit up in contra costa county with illegal fireworks for the july 4th holiday fire investigators tell us the fires linked to illegal fireworks will be looked into as soon as possible. >> anthony hamilton says he and his family are lucky to be alive. he says they only had minor hits to get out of his home as a wildfire raced up the hill near their house in antioch. it was likely started by illeg

sfpd has been receiving narcan kits from this project since 2019.his resolution is retroactive because we've already received the units of naloxone. the gift is provided by dhcs naloxone distribution project and the state automatically sends out the units once the request has been reviewed and approved. great. seeing no questions on the dais, can i get a motion? i move to accept the retroactive gift to the department. i will, second sergeant. or is there any public comment regarding line item nine? seeing no public comment for the vote, commissioner clay. yes. yes, commissioner walker. just excused commissioner benedicto. yes. commissioner yanez is excused. commissioner yee. no he stepped out as well. i'm here. i don't get to vice president carter overstone. yes. and president elias. yes. thank you, mr. elias. you have a vote that passes to accept line item ten. discussion and possible action to adopt a resolution urging the board of supervisors to retroactively authorize the chief of police to accept and expend a great a grant in the amount of $72,

there were 52 calls to sfpd and 21 citations were issued. all three of these totals were less than last year. >> it's a waste of resources because it causes all the pollution that we're giving all this lip service. so let's have more bicycle lanes. let's do this. let's cut down on driving, and then let's go explode things and fill the air with pollutants. >> maroney hopes the city will switch to using drones for future fourth celebrations. >> if we have a fireworks show, then everybody will have a place to go when they won't want to set them off here at home. i have never seen that working in san jose. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> the sky was lit up in contra costa county with illegal fireworks for the july 4th holiday. investigators say the fires are linked to illegal fireworks will be looked into as soon as possible. anthony hamilton says he and his family are lucky to be alive. he says they only had minutes to get out of his home as a wildfire raced up the hill near their house in antioch. it was likely started by illegal firewo

this charter amendment takes sfpd's eye off the ball.t i've been really thinking about. there has been a massive recruitment issues, not just at sfpd. we know this is true in law enforcement. departments all across the country, and the board of a supervisors have been really, really focused on, on trying to support recruitment efforts. that's where our priority needs to be. we need to change the image of policing so that the job of being police officer is, again, a point of pride and desirable, that police are there to protect our communities, not have adversarial relationships with our communities. we need to work on relationships between civilians and police instead of prioritizing band aid measures that don't address the root cause of our recruitment issues. this has been a year of hard decisions. this has been the worst budget that i've ever seen in my 15 years at city hall, and we just have too many priorities to risk yet another try at the drop program that chose to be expensive, and that would negatively, negligibly, maybe keep of

last july 6th, a little over ten days ago, was an example of sfpd. unfortunately, prioritizing a heavy handed, fear based approach, and it involved excessive overtime as well as what appeared to be violations of ada laws and transportation codes, if this is working, can anyone guide me on how to get a few photos? all right. thank you. you may see, this was on church street, and again, thank you for letting it to continue on church street. but just, just a logistical thing. you can see someone's about to fall, there's a few potholes there. there's train tracks, luckily, people were able to continue, church street without being arrested, but this was an example of, you know, how many officers were there on dolores street and the event just ending up one street over, and it actually ended up on a more dangerous street, where people were more likely to fall. so just recommending further discussion about decriminalizing what happens on dolores street, and also just there's other factors with ada laws and how the public is perceiving the use of police time

sfpd has been receiving narcan kits from this project since 2019.ution is retroactive because we've already received the units of naloxone. the gift is provided by dhcs naloxone distribution project and the state automatically sends out the units once the request has been reviewed and approved. great. seeing no questions on the dais, can i get a motion? i move to accept the retroactive gift to the department. i will, second sergeant. or is there any public comment regarding line item nine? seeing no public comment for the vote, commissioner clay. yes. yes, commissioner walker. just excused commissioner benedicto. yes. commissioner yanez is excused. commissioner yee. no he stepped out as well. i'm here. i don't get to vice president carter overstone. yes. and president elias. yes. thank you, mr. elias. you have a vote that passes to accept line item ten. discussion and possible action to adopt a resolution urging the board of supervisors to retroactively authorize the chief of police to accept and expend a great a grant in the amount of $72,275 from

sfpd is giving the group a heads up. don't show up or you could get arrested again. >> if they are committing crimes, they may be arrested and they likely will be arrested or cited. >> i feel like the reason they don't like the hill bomb is because of the people that get hurt and like all the injuries and stuff that happen. so they just make it a little safer. >> residents are divided, some welcome the police trying to get ahead of the situation, but others don't think closing the street will stop the skateboarders and wish there could be a collaborative event done safely. >> we now know which bart stations will be next to get new faregates civic center will be first in line, followed by fruitvale, then 24th street and richmond. eight more stations are scheduled to swap out their old gates starting this year. they include sfo, powell, antioch and coliseum. the new faregates are taller and harder to get through without paying. bart estimates that fare evasion cost them more than $15 million each year. after several weeks

sfpd is giving the group a heads up.'t show up or you could get arrested again. >> if they are committing crimes, they may be arrested and they likely will be arrested or cited. >> i feel like the reason they don't like the hill bomb is because of the people that get hurt and like all the injuries and stuff that happen. so they just make it a little safer. >> residents are divided, some welcome the police trying to get ahead of the situation, but others don't think closing the street will stop the skateboarders and wish there could be a collaborative event done safely. >> we now know which bart stations will be next to get new faregates civic center will be first in line, followed by fruitvale, then 24th street and richmond. eight more stations are scheduled to swap out their old gates starting this year. they include sfo, powell, antioch and coliseum. the new faregates are taller and harder to get through without paying. bart estimates that fare evasion cost them more than $15 million each year. after several weeks of c

his friends, and to our entire sfpd.officer ortega went out every day to take care of our residents, our neighborhood, and our entire city, demonstrating a deep commitment to public service. he was truly making san francisco a better place through his work and his life, and he will be greatly missed. rest in peace. >> new at ten oakland mayor shengtao says the city has signed a term sheet with the african american sports entertainment group, which will buy the city's share of the oakland coliseum. in a statement on social media, tau called the $105 million sale a big win for oakland. >> i know that this is the very beginning works of an incredibly sustainable oakland. and not just that, but it will open up all the beautiful opportunities for our young people to be successful. >> the aasg has said it wants to redevelop the property to include affordable housing and an entertainment and sports complex. the sale will also help the city balance its budget, avoiding cuts to city services. now the coliseum is under dual owners

sf safe receives funding from sfpd to organize community outreach. the nonprofit's board fired worthy earlier this year. we did reach out to the organization for comment and have yet to hear back, san francisco is making good on its promise to clear out homeless encampments. crews are out offering shelter and mental health care to people living in tents before the encampments are removed. as ktvu tom vacar reports. some advocates aren't happy about the move. >> california cities at the governor's direction to clean out the homeless encampments and armed with far more authority to do it, granted by the supreme court, are moving ahead. that appears to be most true in san francisco, which started the large scale removals as of yesterday. >> we do know what works. >> supervisor dean preston called reporters to the closed hotel whitcomb to press their case for more, not less, compassion. >> so prevent evictions. fill every possible vacancy with an emergency plan to fill vacancies and then acquire and build more affordable housing. >> but san francisco may

. >> in each of the previous four fiscal years, the number of separations from sfpd has outpaced the number of sworn hires. this is a really important point because we are not responding well enough to attrition. >> supervisor matt dorsey argues this will help retain officers who would otherwise retire and collect a pension. as sfpd's number of full time sworn police officers has dropped from more than 1800 back in 2019 to about 1500 right now. the city projects the department could lose another 300 officers in the next five years. the city's board of supervisors voted to put this on the november ballot in an 8 to 3 vote. if approved, it will take effect in july of next year. live in san francisco. lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you lena in oakland a fix for the city's flawed 9-1-1 system is a step closer this morning, but it is not going to be cheap. the city council's public safety committee just gave approval to spend more than $6 million on a fix. the abc seven news i-team obtained a report on the situation, and that report found that the current motorola software was dif

sfpd's number of full time sworn police officers has dropped from more than 1800. in 2019 to about 1500 right now. the city projects the department could lose another 300 officers in the next five years. the board of supervisors voted yesterday in an 8 to 3 vote to put this on the november ballot. if approved, it would take effect in july of next year. live in san francisco. lena howland, abc seven news thank you, lena in oakland, a fix for the city's flawed 9-1-1 system is a step closer. >> this morning. it's not going to be cheap, though. the city council's public safety committee just gave approval to spend more than $6 million on a solution. the abc seven news i-team obtained a report on the situation. it found that current motorola software was difficult to use, leading to increased report times and the issues were unable to be resolved. that's according to the report. the city's it department recommended a new purchase with a different tech company. it would replace opd's record management system with a modern software called mark 43 that is fully cloud hoste

i don't believe that, i would like a maximum staffing level of sfpd. sfpd officers.h minimum staffing officers. might be because he used to be sfpd director of strategic communications. i don't know why y'all can't just say no. just say no. just say no. you tell us to say no. you should say no to this guy for our public safety. i want to second what leah said. we should only have. we should have maximum staffing levels. and you know what? you're never going to get a fully staffed police department. you're fucking dead, lulu, if you think that somehow a bunch of millennials and gen z who grew up with fucking police brutality, who grew up with george floyd and who grew up like in this neoliberal society, are going to want to be cops. that's fucking bullshit. come on. and besides, we have a lot of things that help create public safety that are not cops, and they're being underfunded and we need to use our limited resources to be able to make sure that people are whole. because when people are whole you don't need cops. you got clean streets, you got small fiber and smal

sfpd set up a meeting to get feedback. but the toughest thing is things that happen. >> there are no rules at all. that's what we cannot allow. >> reporter: so police put out barricades to stop skaters from barreling down the hill, something skaters were able to easily move last year. this year sfpd plans to have enough officers on duty to handle any type of confrontation. >> we are not looking for confrontation. we are not looking to spoil people's fun. what we're looking to do is keep our community safe. >> reporter: while many residents are supportive of the police department's actions, others wish this could all be handled differently. >> to have these kids come out here and ride their skate boards down the hill. and to have it in that situation. >> and he's worried the police's response may just drive the skaters elsewhere. >> here is the deal. they are playing over a fixed idea. they'll do it some place else. in fact when they started doing this thing. the focused on church street okay. that's the game you're going t

>reporter>take a look at this video shared by sfpd. this tuesday. something.street early in the morning of july, 5th. what you don't see? is what happened after about 10 minutes into it. the person who has taken the videos the victim in this case. walked up to the person blocking the vehicle. and said, hey, maybe you should just let the cargo the suspect who was standing in front of the waymo vehicle, then lunged at the victim kind of did a little fake out lunge at him a couple of times. and caused the victim to fall. opinion. sfpd inspector sgt brett grenell, who is the lead investigator in this case, says the person shooting that video ended up with the fracture scold and other life threatening. injuries. that victim hasn't been identified. but sgt grenell says they were transported to a local hospital. he also tells me they are looking for this suspect once again. pay attention to the video you can see the suspect shouting and blocking the way move vehicle, which had an identified passenger. a side very clear pictures of his face, and i'm really hoping that

anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd.ew numbers show who's winning the fundraising game and the race to replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo on the peninsula, according to recent election filings. former san jose mayor sam liccardo has amassed twice as much money for his campaign than his challenger, assemblymember evan low. liccardo has raised 4.3 million bucks, evan low 2.5 million bucks. now in the march primary after a dramatic recount, low narrowly edged out santa clara county supervisor joe simitian to advance to the november general election to face liccardo for the congressional district 16. see? well, here's some good news tonight. levi stadium is quiet, but that's going to change tomorrow. the rolling stones are in town and in concert. a huge crowd is expected, which means of course, traffic in santa clara and beyond road closures around the stadium start tomorrow morning. you can expect traffic delays on the major freeways in the area, like 101 and two, 37, maybe even 880. mick jagger and the stones, part

. >> in this video, the man can be seen on a stretcher, according to sfpd. he later died in the hospital. so what led to this? in a video obtained by our media partner, the san francisco standard, police can be heard yelling, stop before shooting an unidentified man as he ran away from police towards van ness. in a statement, the police department said officers were investigating an armed robbery that occurred on mcallister street. before the shooting, the san francisco police officers association claims their review of this video shows the suspect fired at officers first, before officers returned fire. drew confirmed seen a firearm left behind. this latest incident adds to a number of complaints from residents and merchants, who say illicit activity on willow street is getting worse. >> willow, between van ness and larkin, is probably the most drug infested two blocks of san francisco during the day. >> randy shaw, with the tenderloin housing clinic, said this area has also become a magnet for crime. last month, during a police operation, officers arrested

i don't believe that, i would like a maximum staffing level of sfpd. sfpd officers.h minimum staffing officers. might be because he used to be sfpd director of strategic communications. i don't know why y'all can't just say no. just say no. just say no. you tell us to say no. you should say no to this guy for our public safety. i want to second what leah said. we should only have. we should have maximum staffing levels. and you know what? you're never going to get a fully staffed police department. you're fucking dead, lulu, if you think that somehow a bunch of millennials and gen z who grew up with fucking police brutality, who grew up with george floyd and who grew up like in this neoliberal society, are going to want to be cops. that's fucking bullshit. come on. and besides, we have a lot of things that help create public safety that are not cops, and they're being underfunded and we need to use our limited resources to be able to make sure that people are whole. because when people are whole, you don't need cops. you got clean streets, you got small fiber and sma

i don't believe that, i would like a maximum staffing level of sfpd. sfpd officers. minimum staffing officers. might be because he used to be sfpd director of strategic communications. i don't know why y'all can't just say no. just say no. just say no. you tell us to say no. you should say no to this guy for our public safety. i want to second what leah said. we should only have. we should have maximum staffing levels. and you know what? you're never going to get a fully staffed police department. you're fucking dead, lulu, if you think that somehow a bunch of millennials and gen z who grew up with fucking police brutality, who grew up with george floyd and who grew up like in this neoliberal society, are going to want to be cops. that's fucking bullshit. come on. and besides, we have a lot of things that help create public safety that are not cops, and they're being underfunded and we need to use our limited resources to be able to make sure that people are whole. because when people are whole you don't need cops. you got clean streets, you got small fiber and small

anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd. well, new numbers show who's winning the fundraising game and the race to replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo on the peninsula, according to recent election filings. former san jose mayor sam liccardo has amassed twice as much money for his campaign than his challenger, assemblymember evan low. liccardo has raised 4.3 million bucks, evan low 2.5 million bucks. now in the march primary after a dramatic recount, low narrowly edged out santa clara county supervisor joe simitian to advance to the november general election to face liccardo for the congressional district 16. see? well, here's some good news tonight. levi stadium is quiet, but that's going to change tomorrow. the rolling stones are in town and in concert. a huge crowd is expected, which means of course, traffic in santa clara and beyond road closures around the stadium start tomorrow morning. you can expect traffic delays on the major freeways in the area, like 101 and two, 37, maybe even 880. mick jagger and the stone

sfpd said officers will be heavily deployed this year.there were clashes with police and mass arrests, with as many as 81 minors and 32 adults taken into custody. muni vehicles were vandalized, costing tens of thousands in damages. the crowd also launched fireworks and other objects that officers critics called the police response excessive, and the department is now subject to a civil rights lawsuit. >> if there is criminal violations of the law. vandalism assaults and those types of things, or just reckless and dangerous behavior, we're prepared to take enforcement actions, the chief said. >> barricades will be set up to prevent injuries, which participants and bystanders have suffered in recent years. a cyclist was killed after colliding with a skater in 2020. >> i think if it's something that's important to the community, there's no way to stop it. i think dolores park cafe on the corner of 18th and dolores said it was tagged with graffiti during last year's hill ball happened after hours for us, but i happen to still be here. >> i wa

i don't believe that, i would like a maximum staffing level of sfpd. sfpd officers.um staffing officers. might be because he used to be sfpd director of strategic communications. i don't know why y'all can't just say no. just say no. just say no. you tell us to say no. you should say no to this guy for our public safety. i want to second what leah said. we should only have. we should have maximum staffing levels. and you know what? you're never going to get a fully staffed police department. you're fucking dead, lulu, if you think that somehow a bunch of millennials and gen z who grew up with fucking police brutality, who grew up with george floyd and who grew up like in this neoliberal society, be cops. that's fucking bullshit. come on. and besides, we have a lot of things that help create public safety that are not cops, and they're being underfunded and we need to use our limited resources to be able to make sure that people are whole. because when people are whole, you don't need cops. you got clean streets, you got small fiber and small businesses. as long as we

. >> our crime reporter henry lee joins us now at sfpd headquarters with video.t captured this deadly shooting. henry >> police say this deadly confrontation happened during an armed robbery investigation. in this video shows the man running from an officer but then firing at the officer, a man who authorities say opened fire at an officer was shot and killed by the officer in this alley off busy van ness avenue in san francisco. video obtained by sf standard shows the man running down willow street near a homeless encampment after being contacted by the officer late sunday night. the officer gives chase and yells at him and then a single shot is heard. that's when the suspect fired at the officer, according to a source close to the investigation that prompts the officer to fire three shots, with the last one apparently hitting the suspect and sending him to the ground. the san francisco police union posted about the shooting on x and included the same video. the union, which said it's not speaking on behalf of the department, noted you can see the officer reacti

sfpd said officers will be heavily deployed this year. last year, there were clashes with police and mass arrests, with as many as 81 minors and 32 adults taken into custody. muni vehicles were vandalized, costing tens of thousands in damages. the crowd also launched fireworks and other objects that officers critics called the police response excessive, and the department is now subject to a civil rights lawsuit. >> if there's criminal violations of the law, vandalism, assaults and those types of things, or just reckless and dangerous behavior, we're prepared to take enforcement actions, the chief said. >> barricades will be set up to prevent injuries, which participants and bystanders have suffered in recent years. a cyclist was killed after colliding with a skater in 2020. >> i think if it's something that's important to the community, there's no way to stop it. i think dolores park cafe on the corner of 18th and dolores, said it was tagged with graffiti during last year's hill bomb, happened after hours for us, but i happen to still be

sfpd said. officers will be heavily deployed this year. last year, there were clashes with police mass arrests. about 100 of them muni vehicles were vandalized and the crowd also launched fireworks, rocks and bottles at officers. critics called the police response excessive. this year, s.f. police chief bill scott has a message for skaters. >> we don't intend to allow a hill bomb on social media. you know, we're seeing that some are putting out that it's been canceled as far as we're concerned, it is canceled. >> now, as the police said that the streets will be closed around this area from 4 to 10 p.m, it's unclear whether these skaters will heed the warning, because, claudine, the word generally spreads by word of mouth or on social media. so we will have to see back to you. >> okay. thank you so much, betty. well, the 4th of july may be over, but police and firefighters in cities all across the bay area are still preparing for more illegal fireworks shows this weekend. first responders in contra costa county alone say they responded to m

a crime reporter, henry lee, live now for us at sfpd headquarters with video that that captured thisdly shooting. henry >> yeah, this deadly confrontation happened during an investigation into an armed robbery. now, this video shows the suspect running off. but then firing at an officer who's chasing him. a man who authorities say opened fire at an officer was shot and killed by the officer in this alley off busy van ness avenue in san francisco. video of by sf standard shows the man running down willow street near a homeless encampment after being contacted by the officer late sunday night, the officer gives chase and yells at him and then a single shot is heard. that's when the suspect fired at the officer, according to a source close to the investigation that prompts the officer to fire three shots, with the last one apparently hitting the suspect and sending him to the ground. the san francisco police union posted about the shooting on x and included the same video. the union, which said it's not speaking on behalf of the department, noted. you can see the officer reacting to the

you know, we had hearings here in these chambers about lactation rooms facilities in sfpd. we talked about child care, we talked about any number of things, so if you can talk about those thing i appreciate it and how we can operationalize those things to go with these 272 recommendations to support your department. >> thank you supervisor melgar. so, we have created a basically a women advancement committee, which is cochaired by women throughout the department. we have command staff and members at all ranks. they meet with me biweekly and we have different committees. we have advancement in promotions, we have lactation committee, we have family fmla committee and basically each committee is tasked with a set of objectives the women created in collaboration with me and it is all designed to make our department the type of department that women want to work for. we have to do this in a way that meets the muster not being discriminatory, which we know we can do and will do, but there are a lot of issues out there that we believe we can move the needle on. lactation rooms ar

you know, we had hearings here in these chambers about lactation rooms facilities in sfpd. we talked about child care, we talked about any number of things, so if you can talk about those thing i appreciate it and how we can operationalize those things to go with these 272 recommendations to support your department. >> thank you supervisor melgar. so, we have created a basically a women advancement committee, which is cochaired by women throughout the department. we have command staff and members at all ranks. they meet with me biweekly and we have different committees. we have advancement in promotions, we have lactation committee, we have family fmla committee and basically each committee is tasked with a set of objectives the women created in collaboration with me and it is all designed to make our department the type of department that women want to work for. we have to do this in a way that meets the muster not being discriminatory, which we know we can do and will do, but there are a lot of issues out there that we believe we can move the needle on. lactation rooms ar

sfpd says both men are now in custod. you can see the in that video just how damaging that crash was. car doors are mangled, debris littered the street there. the three victims and one of the suspects are currently hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. >> more than 9000 illegal pills were recovered in marin county after an international package was intercepted. marin county officials say the drugs, suspected to be fake fentanyl pills, were found at a home in novato. this was after homeland security busted a package from the uk with fentanyl inside, which was on its way to that very same home. officials say the street value of these pills is between 45 and $50,000. detectives also seized suspected cocaine, ketamine, amphetamines, psilocybin mushrooms and heroin there. two people living at the residence were arrested on a number of drug charges. >> a homeless encampment on an oakland beach is getting cleared this week. the city of oakland is planning on executing a homeless sweep at toll plaza beach on tuesday. i

sfpd said officers will be heavily deployed this year.ts, with as many as 81 minors and 32 adults taken into custody. muni vehicles were vandalized, costing tens of thousands in damages. the crowd also launched fireworks and other objects that officers critics called the police response excessive, and the department is now subject to a civil rights lawsuit. >> if there's criminal violations of the law, vandalism, assaults and those types of things, or just reckless and dangerous behavior, we're prepared to take enforcement actions, the chief said. >> barricades will be set up to prevent injuries, which participants and bystanders have suffered in recent years. a cyclist was killed after colliding with a skater in 2020. >> i think if it's something that's important to the community, there's no way to stop it. >> i think dolores park cafe on the corner of 18th and dolores, said it was tagged with graffiti during last year's hill bomb happened after hours for us. >> but i happen to still be here. i was like, finishing up stuff, and i just sa

we work every single day with the sfpd. >> sorry your three minutes are over. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> okay, i'm seeing no more public comment, unless anybody has last-minute comment. okay, i'm going to close public comment. i'm going to kick things off here. just to set some ground leveling here, so groundwork. so can the staff can you remind me of the request of the applicant is for both the hours of the poe and the hours of extended hours permit? >> the application itself, indicates that the business would like to have the entertainment per the request of the applicant was to start at 10:00 p.m. on friday and saturday nights. and for the ehp it was until 3:00 am on sunday mornings. >> got it and the 10:00 p.m. on friday sf saturday night, did that mean that there was no, the applicant had no restrictions on start time on the other times of the week or only friday is it saturday night, if we can ask the applicant. >> applicant can you come forward. i want to ask some questions about when you're request is for timing on entertainment. let's start with the poe, we have the exte

these departments understand that laws have since been inactive, and sfpd has confirmed that it will continue to conduct with california abc which uses a oriented approach. for these reasons and more, this ordinance is supported by the business alliance, arab grocers association, independent grocers association, tenderloin merchant association and many businesses city wide. supervisor stefani and office is grateful to all who have helped. i want to thank vice president, with her extensive work over the years and her expertise in this subject. thank you for your time today and i'm here to answer any questions. thank you. >> thank you, thank you very much for that presentation and all the work on the legislation. commissioners any questions? vice president? >> yes, i'm here to thank the supervisor's office and you lorenzo and our office and commission for all of the leadership on this, and i think this, this is a really good example of agencies coming to meet merchants in the conversation of compliance and adjusting and i think the fact that sfpd and sh has supported this and we've gon

the warning today from sfpd as they hope to avoid ay pete of what happened at last year's deloris hill. >>> gorgeous colors outside but the fog is sticking around. i will have details and when relief comes, coming up. >> good morning. thanks for starting your day with us. today is saturday, july 6th. i'm max darrow. >> i'm meteorologist zoe mintz. it's quieter and cooler this morning especially compared to a couple of mornings ago when we didn't have the fog. >> so many in the east bay, south bay and maybe a few in san francisco felt like it was just oppressive heat. the past several days from the get-go. not the case today. >> it will be hot, especially in the inland areas. but for san francisco, it will be more comfortable. i did put ice in front of my fan to make a makeshift air conditioner because i was feeling the heat, first time living without air-conditioning. the heat will be on the next couple of days. that is something to keep in mind. the heat will be finally receding at least over the next 24 to 48 hours. so, yesterday it was hot. the day before that it was hot and the day

we work every single day with the sfpd. >> sorry your three minutes are over. >> thank you. >> thank>> okay, i'm seeing no more public comment, unless anybody has last-minute comment. okay, i'm going to close public comment. i'm going to kick things off here. just to set some ground leveling here, so groundwork. so can the staff can you remind me of the request of the applicant is for both the hours of the poe and the hours of extended hours permit? >> the application itself, indicates that the business would like to have the entertainment per the request of the applicant was to start at 10:00 p.m. on friday and saturday nights. and for the ehp it was until 3:00 am on sunday mornings. >> got it and the 10:00 p.m. on friday sf saturday night, did that mean that there was no, the applicant had no restrictions on start time on the other times of the week or only friday is it saturday night, if we can ask the applicant. >> applicant can you come forward. i want to ask some questions about when you're request is for timing on entertainment. let's start with the poe, we have the extended h

they confronted an armed suspect who ran off, sfpd officer following before drawing their weapon and firing. the suspect died at a hospital a short time after. the concern is video didn't clearly show what provoked the large response from the officers. >> generally officers are not supposed to use deadly force against a fleeing suspect unless very specific conditions are met. one, if they believe that suspect has committed a violent felony. they also have to have a belief that if that suspect escapes, they'll use deadly force against someone else. >> sfpd will hold a town hall regarding this case in the next couple days. >>> california forever is off the ballot in solano. voters were going to get a chance on plans for new air force base in november. backers pulled the measure after meeting with county supervisors. the group says instead of trying rezone the land now they will first fund a full environmental review. >> that story goes on and on. >>> an east bay uber driver is searching for a passenger that was riding in his car at the right time. his efforts to make sure she knows the

but sfpd doesn't want that bomb to go off.olice have set up these barricades for several blocks on dolores. and look, they're even zip tied together. if you take a look down the sidewalk, you can see they're zigzagging these barricades all the way down. they're making it very clear they don't want anyone skateboarding down this hill. skaters had plans to go down this year, but those plans got altered. last year, police arrested 100 people after skaters threw things at officers and vandalized a muni train. the police chief this week said he wasn't going to tolerate any more violence. the skaters think there should be a way to work with the city to safely hold the event. >> the city was not without fair warning about this event. i was in contact with them a year ago, trying to engage about how to make this safer, even in the absence of an official organize, and they failed to plan to do anything but this. >> however, residents living near the park are quite happy to see the street closed. >> it's public safety. it's not about ki

we spoke with a fire captain with sfpd at an incident they were responding to on friday afternoon at the goodwill silicon valley. the last 24 hours have been incredibly busy and we are very grateful to our neighbors. >> all of the surrounding agencies have sent us help. when we asked for it, the san jose fire department said between june 1st to july 4th, 659 online reports and 311 calls were made about fireworks. >> there were 52 calls to sfpd and 21 citations were issued. all three of these totals were less than last year. >> it's a waste of resources because it causes all the pollution that we're giving all this lip service. so let's have more bicycle lanes. let's do this. let's cut down on driving, and then let's go explode things and fill the air with pollutants. >> maroney hopes the city will switch to using drones for future fourth celebrations. >> if we have a fireworks show, then everybody will have a place to go when they won't want to set them off here at home. i have never seen that working in san jose. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> the sky was lit up in contra co

the warning today from sfpd as they hope to avoid ay pete of what happened at last year's dolores hill bomb. >> good morning. today is saturday, july 6th. i'm max darrow. >> i'm meteorologist zoe mintz system. i'm happy to say the fog has returned. that is good for wildfire danger and keeping us cooler. >> a nice reprieve but the temperatures will jump again. >> yes, uninformly. it's summer. it's what we expect this time of year but we don't expect it this early in the season. this is my first season. i have only been here a month and a half. i have done a lot of climate studies and figuring out the microclimates. they are interesting. >> that's what makes the bay the bay. >> the hottest part of the year is late summer, early fall. the fact that we are seeing heat this early is abnormal. >> for someone here a long time, born and raised, feels weird triple digits at the end of june. >> normally the june gloom, where the sky july. what is august? >> foggest. you are learning. >> i love foggest. we will see a lot more of the fog. that will cool us down. but it's the coastal communities th

but sfpd doesn't want that bomb to go off. police have set up these barricades for several blocks on dolores. and look, they're even zip tied together. if you take a look down the sidewalk, you can see they're zigzagging. these barricades all the way down. they're making it very clear they don't want anyone skateboarding down this hill. skaters had plans to go down this year, but those plans got altered last year, police arrested 100 people after skaters threw things at officers and vandalized a muni train. the police chief this week said he wasn't going to tolerate any more violence. the skaters think there should be a way to work with the city to safely hold the event. >> the city was not without fair warning about this event. i was in contact with them a year ago, trying to engage about how to make this safer, even in the absence of an official organize, and they failed to plan to do anything but this. >> however, residents living near the park are quite happy to see the street closed. >> it's public safety. it's not about

but sfpd doesn't want that bomb to go off. police have set up these barricades for several blocks on dolores. and look, they're even zip tied together. if you take a look down the sidewalk, you can see they're zigzagging these barricades all the way down. they're making it very clear they don't want anyone skateboarding down this hill. skaters had plans to go down this year, but those plans got altered. last year. police arrested 100 people after skaters threw things at officers and vandalized a muni train. the police chief this week said he wasn't going to tolerate any more violence. the skaters think there should be a way to work with the city to safely hold the event. >> the city was not without fair warning about this event. i was in contact with them a year ago, trying to engage about how to make this safer, even in the absence of an official organizer, and they failed to plan to do anything about this. >> however, residents living near the park are quite happy to see the street closed. >> it's public safety. it's not abo