brooke jenkins has participated in the program and believes it is an effective training tool. >> sojourn has a transformative experience for me. as a black american, just being able to dive even deeper into the history of the civil rights movement and meet people who were leaders in the civil rights movement, but also to be able to take my staff from the d.a.'s office on the trip so that they could understand the impacts that law enforcement had on the black community, in particular, during the jim crow era so that we can figure out how we can best serve diverse communities better given sometimes the distrust that they have in the system. >> reporter: it's the kind of programming they both hope the city will allocate funds towards. until then jeff and his small nonprofit are pushing forward with their next trip in april, which will once again include local law enforcement. >> there's no hierarchy in oppression. so what jewish people have gone through is not more important than what african american have gone through. it's not more important than what latino americans, middle eastern or a

marina estarán altas autoridades, incluyendo el supervisor stephen cherry y también la fiscal brooke jenkinsobos en negocios, entre otros temas. esté pendiente. y la fuerte nevada. esto cambiando completamente de tema en el norte de california está causando ya condiciones peligrosas en las carreteras. se espera que la nieve ligera continúe a lo largo del día, haciendo que las autopistas estén realmente resbaladizas. en algunas zonas, las temperaturas podrían bajar hasta los 20 grad bajo 0. y las autoridades le dicen a los conductores que deben estar preparados, pues van a existir controles de cadena y también retrasos en las vías 17:00 de la tarde con 8 minutos. pero volvemos a nuestra realidad. le echamos un vistazo a cómo se encuentra san josé. así están las condiciones. un día algo frío si lo comparamos con otros, pero se puede observar el cielo despejado. no soy yo quien les va a dar todos los detalles, obviamente, sino nuestro meteorólogo héctor roldal. héctor, te escuchamos. muy buenas tardes, amigos televidentes que nos sintonizan a esta hora de la tarde. esa nubosidad que tuvimos más

the da, brooke jenkins, says these town halls are important for the community.ed to give them access to us. we need to reassure them that we're doing our jobs and really allowing them to ask questions gets at the heart of what they have concerns about. city leaders also offering insights on police staffing and response times, as well as traffic violation concerns. well, transgender athletes have become a national talking point, and now governor gavin newsom is jumping head first into this debate. many lgbtq leaders in the bay area feel the governor is changing his stance and they feel betrayed. but how does the general public feel about transgender athletes playing women's sports? here's nbc's sergio quintana in the boardroom. in the classroom, this is the exercise of politics. the comments were made during governor gavin newsom's first podcast series called this is gavin newsom. his first guest, conservative activist charlie kirk, who asked the governor for his thoughts on transgender athletes in women's sports. you, as the governor, should step out and say, no

have been making hundreds of drug-related arrests around the san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins said they've seen a dramatic jump in prosecutions of suspected drug dealers over the last 2 and a half years. let's get you a check your forecast. taking a look at the golden gate bridge. our chief meteorologist weighing in now with what's happening over the next couple of days. you know, a lot of cold weather, unsettled weather little bit wet on and off throughout the weekend. well, this weekend, hey, it's going to be spring-like around the bay area. >> the high country to. so i think a lot of folks going to be scrambling up toward the tahoe area with all that fresh powder that is falling, some of those ski resorts. yeah, 10 inches. a foot of snow over the last 24 hours. you can see today had remnants of that system just kind of rotating on through rough day to get up there. that was for sure. but things are quieting down now on. so here's what we look at right now. doppler radar showing your skies really just kind of clearing out now. still some partly cloudy skies for most of the s

district attorney brooke jenkins doubled down on the effort to curb crime. >> will you keep going after people in parks who are doing drugs or dealing drugs? >> absolutely. our job is not only to enforce the laws, to disrupt the behavior. and so we have to make sure that no matter where they are congregating, that we are staying on them. >> police say they will continue to conduct operations across the city when it's appropriate. >> a santa rosa high school principal is on paid administrative leave a week after an on campus stabbing. the press democrat reports elsie allen high school principal gabe alvera has not returned to campus since the incident on february 25th. a classroom fight ended with 115 year old boy stabbing another multiple times. the student was taken to the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. the victim's father has criticized the principal because he says he was not contacted by high school administrators about the attack. >> today, the alameda county board of supervisors will continue negotiating the sale of the oakland coliseum. this comes after they ca

a town hall discussing progress on tackling the open air drug markets while district attorney brooke jenkins said they've seen a dramatic jump in prosecution rates of suspected drug dealers over the last 2 and a half years. the marin county board of supervisors have passed a resolution authorizing the county executive to invest $500,000 towards safeguarding immigrant communities. the money will help with legal rights, education and assistance, child and family support services as well. county departments and local nonprofits are working together to provide this help for the immigrant community. and officials say love the open coliseum will have to wait at least another week. the alameda county board of supervisors was supposed to decide last night on the sale to the african american sports and entertainment group. but they postponed their decision saying they need 2 more documents from the potential buyer. >> 6.14, right now. and let's take a look at the the roads look good. they do. and the snow is not falling now yesterday before it was a little messier. this is piner trail. so that's what

district attorney brooke jenkins says town halls are important to get feedback from the community. we need to give them access to us. we need to reassure them that we're doing our jobs and really allowing them to ask questions gets at the heart of what they have concerns about. police are also promising to be more vigilant in areas including officer response times, responding to property crimes and boosting traffic violation enforcement. well, new video out this morning of the sierra. take a look here. this is where winter sports enthusiasts no doubt excited sierra actually saw tons of fresh snow this week, spurring hundreds to hit the slopes over at dodge ridge ski resort yesterday. so highway 108 also saw some fresh powder there for those drivers. meteorologist kari hall of course, tracking those weekend sierra conditions for you out there. kari. and it looks like it's going to be a nice one to get outside, enjoy the fresh snow and we are all clear throughout the weekend. if you're driving there and coming back over the course of the next few days. so our high temperatures there

district attorney brooke jenkins says town halls are important to get feedback from the community. we need to give them access to us. we need to reassure them that we're doing our jobs and really allowing them to ask questions gets at the heart of what they have concerns about. police are also promising to be more vigilant in areas including officer response times, responding to property crimes and boosting traffic violation enforcement. a live look over at oracle park this morning. that's where giants fans tomorrow have a great chance to get fired up for a new season. okay, so that's when the giants are going to wrap up their 2025 fan fest tour. this is going to take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. over at the ballpark. they're going to be open to fans to just drop in. it actually includes a free. fear the beard bobblehead for the first 10,000 fans who show up. fans can also check out some of those less accessible parts of the ballpark, including the field and dugout, and it's going to include some big name giants from the past. we're talking about j.t. snow, sergio romo. tickets are

with i know the mayor's office doing a final event after last night's event that was held by brooke jenkins, artist attorney or state comptroller malia cohen and our district ten supervisor sherman walton with mayor lurie present as well. and just wanted to wish everyone a glorious time that we've had celebrating our communities in their full diversity here in san francisco and look forward to our meeting today. thank you, president item five is the general public comments before we begin i'd like to note this portion of the agenda is not intended for debate or discussion with the commissioner or staff. please simply state your business for the matter you wish the commission or staff to be aware of. it is not appropriate for commissioners to engage in a debate or respondent issue is not properly set in a publicly notice meeting agenda. if you have questions or would like to bring a matter to the commission's attention please send your communication via email to us f h a public comment at s.f. dawg. >> with that being said i'll start with the written speaker cards and we have maxine jones fi

we have assessor recorder i'm sorry district attorney brook jenkins assessor recorder joaquin torres for the supervisors president rafael mandolin supervisor dennis souder. matt dorsey is here. sherman walton, thank you so much for coming. brand new supervisor sharon chen thank you very much for coming. assistant s.f. pd chief david lazarus thank you david. >> the newly appointed mta s.f. mta director julie cushman is here and thank you very much. >> w director sarah dennis phillips and director of business development of entities. thank you very much all for coming. these people do a wonderful job. it is hard work and i appreciate all of their efforts going forward. okay so i want to point out one initiative inside the chamber of commerce that is called leadership san francisco leadership, san francisco or l.a. has been around for 40 years and they continue to turn out different cohorts every single year. it's really sort of a behind the scenes opportunity to see how san francisco works on the front of the house and the back of the house. so if i could ask all of the nsf current cla

california state controller malia cohen and district attorney brooke jenkins. >> this year's theme focused on honoring african-american labor contributions. on february 27th i attended the opening of a de new exhibition paul mccartney photographs 1963 to 64 eyes of the storm or 2025 annual convening took place on thursday, february 20th in the herbst theater. we were honored to welcome over 200 arts community members to our first in-person convening since 2019. i was joined by mayor daniel lurie, commission president chuck collins and sfa deputy directors and program directors to present an overview of the agency's work over the past few years and shared a preview of what's in store for them for the year. what's in store for the year ahead? >> excuse me. the evening featured a reading and spoken word performance by author london pink me and we honored our recent artistic legacy grant awardees were dessa jones, la portia nostra, guillermo gomez penya for 2023 and theater of union yuriko doi 2022 and recognize past awardees and blumenthal abdi skywatchers 2021 and joanna haygood from zach ko

we have assessor recorder i'm sorry district attorney brook jenkins assessor recorder joaquin torresfor the supervisors president rafael mandolin supervisor dennis souder. matt dorsey is here. sherman walton, thank you so much for coming. brand new supervisor sharon chen thank you very much for coming. assistant s.f. pd chief david lazarus thank you david. >> the newly appointed mta s.f. mta director julie cushman is here and thank you very much. >> w director sarah dennis phillips and director of business development of entities. thank you very much all for coming. these people do a wonderful job. it is hard work and i appreciate all of their efforts going forward. okay so i want to point out one initiative inside the chamber of commerce that is called leadership san francisco leadership, san francisco or l.a. has been around for 40 years and they continue to turn out different cohorts every single year. it's really sort of a behind the scenes opportunity to see how san francisco works on the front of the house and the back of the house. so if i could ask all of the nsf current clas