they were joined by rob banta. they are calling for the state to invest more in crime prevention, banta says that includes more community programs, access to mental health services and victim compensation. >> there's nothing more positive than the inside-out program. when they join up with elected leaders and make things happen. i appreciate all do you for stepping up. >> among those taking part was oscar grant's mom, wanda johnson. >>> google is getting the green light ready to go to bring workers back into the office. google says it's relaxing some rules around vaccines, testing and social distancing and masks. the company has also reversed course and will not require vaccinations. most employee also work a hybrid schedule three days on campus. other perks, like massages and fitness centers will return as well. google has had to delay its office return several times amid various covid surges. >>> less than half of california voters support legalizing sports betting. the berkley institute surveyed 9,000 voters and

today rob banta, mayor breed announced an extension. >>> there is encouraging early signs on the homeless crisis. it seems that the problem in the south bay may look unchanged because of litter and mess, and that can be misleading because the pandemic has stalled cleanup, however, they are working together more efficiently and in a quicker manner, they do see a difference and it is helping. >> there was just under 6,000 people in the last two years who have been permanently housed. there was about a 33% decrease of people branching into homelessness for the first time. >> we're building prefab housing in four or five months, instead of the typical apartment complex taking four or five year. >> the census is a year over due because of the pandemic. the results will be released next month. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri. we're talking about these cold temperatures yet again tonight. >> dangerous chill coming into the bay area. as we head through the next couple hours and certainly as we hit tomorrow morning. in san francisco, mostly clear skies helping temperatures to drop off. we'll see n

i believe we have the same type of commitment from the attorney general's office, attorney general banta and chief deputy. the other thing i would mention, and i've gotten permission to say this, the district attorney has made it clear he's going to do his job. we're not trying to stop the district attorney to do his job. he has a right to investigate cases, and we're not going to stop that, but we have to work collaboratively because regarding that issue and despite that issue, the san francisco has a right to do this. the best case scenario is that we work together. we understand that he has a job to do, and his team has a job to do, and we understand the respect for police investigations. but it has to be done, and it has to be done right, and i think there's some issues that have couple of up regarding that, and i think -- i want to thank the district attorney and his team for helping us get through this, and i want to thank the city attorney for offering his help. i want to thank him for working with the attorney general in the capacity that he can to help move this forward. . >> pr

the race is such a mistake, homophobic, and it was all disguised as banta lattice behavior. now move on to 2022 and i, i p. c. have also identified masculine talks a culture where office says m no, openly use re systems such a nice, thick term. so what for me, what's happened in the last 23 years is not a lot of po grace. but these canteen culture has gone under ground and what i term has developed and evolved in most statistic hated way into an invisible online panting culture, which is through social media, private. what groups twitter, instagram, again, way offices feel that they have the same space to behave in a, you know, to behave in that derogatory manner. that we see. it's a long way from a drug dealing allegations in the 1980s, only one station try and cross as i mentioned, i know you're suing them and you know, want to talk about it. i mean, they don't want to talk about it. they say it's inappropriate comment. in any detail about the claim at this time i had of an employment tribunal about your allegations are about which kind of echo, i suppose you would say the

and i'd also like to thank attorney general banta and his chief counsel for their guidance [indiscernible] in which sfpd officers are involved. chief deputy jansen facilitated the first of a series of on going meetings this past monday, and because all parties have agreed to a certain level of confidentiality regarding these meetings, i will honor that matter. however, there is a great deal of public interest and police commission interest, as well, and i've been given permission by chief jansen to give the public, commission, and all interested party an update, and i will keep this high level as we work through this. first of all, i also want to mention -- i want to thank, again -- i did make this clear that attorney general banta personally attended the first meeting, so that's the first thing. the second thing, the m.o.u. is ambiguous that the termination is 15 days after the notice of intent to terminate. all parties have agreed that the m.o.u. decision to terminate is 15 business days. that means that the business days would be the end of february 23, 2022. the third point, in the ev

. >>> a new push by state attorney general banta to boost crime prevention efforts.r state leaders on the capitol steps, the group demanding new meaningful investments in fighting crime and prioritizing community-based efforts. >>> u.s. capitol police are preparing for a possible trucker protest ahead of president biden's state of the union address next week. leaders are hoping to avoid scenes like the precent trucker protest in canada. the pentagon just approved a request to deploy national guard troops to assist at traffic control points in and around washington, d.c. maryland state police say they're aware of some possible threats to shut down the beltway, but no specific details. the national guard says roughly 700 troops will be deployed. >>> the white house says any future talks between president biden and vladimir putin are off. >> and scott mcgrew, the toss between our secretary of state and their foreign minister canceled as well. >> at this point there's no point to talks. the russians have invaded and it's a question of how far into ukraine they will invad

tired of hearing that antiblackness falls on deaf ears, so we've sought help from attorney general banta, end quote. a brack san franciscan is six times more likely to be subjected to a traffic stop as a white san franciscan, nine times more limely to be subject to use of force, and 11 times more likely to be arrested. this commission must hold sfpd accountable. you must demand that sfpd end its campaign of racism and violence against black san franciscans. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> miarian is david aaronson. i am a core team member of the wealth and disparities in the black community, and i am also a resident of district 1. there is an urgency to address the injustices of black san franciscans. i'm going to call it what it is: antiblackness. i've grown tired of talk to the police commission, to the sfpd, to the board of supervisors. where is the urgency? if the tables were turned and these statistics represented white folks, there would be urgency. when are you going to take responsibility and address the harsh, biased, and un

tired of hearing that antiblackness falls on deaf ears, so we've sought help from attorney general banta, end quote. a brack san franciscan is six times more likely to be subjected to a traffic stop as a white san franciscan, nine times more limely to be subject to use of force, and 11 times more likely to be arrested. this commission must hold sfpd accountable. you must demand that sfpd end its campaign of racism and violence against black san franciscans. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> miarian is david aaronson. i am a core team member of the wealth and disparities in the black community, and i am also a resident of district 1. there is an urgency to address the injustices of black san franciscans. i'm going to call it what it is: antiblackness. i've grown tired of talk to the police commission, to the sfpd, to the board of supervisors. where is the urgency? if the tables were turned and these statistics represented white folks, there would be urgency. when are you going to take responsibility and address the harsh, biased, and un