hunters point shipyard and bayview redevelopment project area, resolution number 28-2020. madame director? >> thank you, through the chair. thetime before you just stated is to approve the m.o.u. between the mayor's office of housing and community development and the office of infrastructure, more specifically the community benefits required under the phase 1 and phase 2 in hunters point shipyard and bayview hunters point. and we're asking for an allocation of funds for the phase 1 fund to help fund a down payment. we have our legacy foundation and most of the activity is governed by the plan that the legacy foundation approved. this is also overseen by the cac and we have members present as well. with that, i'd like to turn it over to the department to present on the item and also identify partners who are here from mohcd as well as -- [inaudible] >> good afternoon, everyone. commissioners. my name is -- i will be presenting today, the request to enter into with the mayor's office of housing and community development and oii for the homeownership grant program. action bef

so, a couple things to point on bayview. bayview also has two officers that are assigned to the griffith housing development. that community engagement officers, they answer calls to service and specific housing development. and we have a lot of this we can talk about in terms of those particular offices. so the magic question is what adjustments? it depends on how many officers we have available to work and fill operations. we still have another arm of the department that we have to set up that is the administrative arm including the officers that we have reassigned to do the tri and perform work. and it's a constant challenge to try to keep officers deployed effectively, but as we see in the past few years our overall deployment has dropped and as part of that we've had to make some adjustments with our foot beat deployment. ideally as we hopefully maintain our staffing, that number will stablize and we're looking for ways to actually increase in the bayview and other station where is we know it would be useful and helpful

so, a couple things to point on bayview. bayview also has two officers that are assigned to the griffith housing development. that community engagement officers, they answer calls to service and specific housing development. and we have a lot of this we can talk about in terms of those particular offices. so the magic question is what adjustments? it depends on how many officers we have available to work and fill operations. we still have another arm of the department that we have to set up that is the administrative arm including the officers that we have reassigned to do the tri and perform work. and it's a constant challenge to try to keep officers deployed effectively, but as we see in the past few years our overall deployment has dropped and as part of that we've had to make some adjustments with our foot beat deployment. ideally as we hopefully maintain our staffing, that number will stablize and we're looking for ways to actually increase in the bayview and other station where is we know it would be useful and helpful

the subject was transported to bayview station and processed for booking. the subject was later transferred to the county hill number one to be subject stated, yeah, i do want to kill myself. the untake nurse was cleared by the psychiatric emergency services at san francisco again hospital. the subject became agitate and starting yelling. san francisco sheriff's deputies held down the subject and continued to resist. the subject was take on the the ground by the deputies and restrained by continued his resistance. the officers on scene requested medics to respond to sally port. the medics and officers on the scene held the resisting subject by holding him down. there was no reportedable use of force by the san francisco police officer. when the medics arrived, they injected the subject with perced, a sedative. and one sfpd officer rode with the medics. while envut route, the subject stopped breathing and had no pulse. the medics began c.p.r. and there was a pulse. the subject was admitted to the intensive care unit. on april 6, the subject was pronounced de

once again the overturn a spy west at bayview and it's blocking 2 lanes so i'll be tracking that for you we still have a car fire wrapping up in san leandro fires out under control northbound to 38 after use 14. a little bit of residual delay from 5.80 leaving castro valley merging onto to 38 but it's already looking much much better and trouble the nimitz and 5.80 you're doing fine. we'll check out the bay bridge 80 west coming up next back to you, thanks a lot. we're monitoring the roads and the skies because it's typically a huge travel day the day before thanksgiving we have seen empty airports. i personally well my daughter has seen jfk was a ghost town and then she arrived at sfo which was also so quiet last night, but if you look at the entire system we are expecting thousands of people yes to be on these flights heading. >>to parts far-flung to visit family and friends. >>hopefully we keep that number at a minimum a lot of people are planning on taking covid tests before they go just try and get that piece of my however it has a fall got to tell you. >>they're all out. yeah o

and apri in the bayview. chinese newcomers, a.p. services including self-help for the elderly in the chinese community, and in the mission, o.m.i., and we continue to outreach to partners, particularly in the soma. we have done soma, as well, but we would like to also do well, including we've met with central city s.r.o. collaborative and others, so very much a work in progress. >> chair peskin: thank you very much. commissioner haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you, chair peskin, and thank you for this work and outreach. one of the questions that i had was if there were outreach to people who drive? i imagine the differences of opinions may be pretty vast between people who do not have cars and do not drive and those who do live in these neighborhoods, and i wonder if, based on the data you've been able to collect so far, whether you've been able to speak with a significant number of people who -- residents who are regular drivers, and connected to that, people who may be -- own or work at small businesses or businesses in these ne

it started in the bayview. partnering with the bistro allowed me to serve my customers on a regular basis and makes me grow my customer base. i cannot stress enough how these partnerships are important for businesses especially during this time. when the pandemic hit i had just quit my job. when the bistro was launched. being associated with this program in the efforts of the staff that made this happen my business has multiple streams of revenue and opportunities for catering in the community. this has allowed me to about the people and their families during this time. also, the bistro has reached not just the bayview. i was overwhelmed by the amount of people who came to my booth at the outer sunset market and purchased the bistro box. i want to point out mentorship that provided me different perspective. a lot of times a more positive perspective of the business. ththe menthe me mentorship helpy business on organizing finances and being an ear as i go through this learning curve of being a business owner. i

and apri in the bayview. chinese newcomers, a.p. services including self-help for the elderly in the chinese community, and in the mission, o.m.i., and we continue to outreach to partners, particularly in the soma. we have done soma, as well, but we would like to also do well, including we've met with central city s.r.o. collaborative and others, so very much a work in progress. >> chair peskin: thank you very much. commissioner haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you, chair peskin, and thank you for this work and outreach. one of the questions that i had was if there were outreach to people who drive? i imagine the differences of opinions may be pretty vast between people who do not have cars and do not drive and those who do live in these neighborhoods, and i wonder if, based on the data you've been able to collect so far, whether you've been able to speak with a significant number of people who -- residents who are regular drivers, and connected to that, people who may be -- own or work at small businesses or businesses in these ne

shot and killed on july 4th while watching fireworks and a family member's birthday party in the bayview district so the club that i do not. i don't like the importance. to have to bury your children jace's father jason young is frustrated that the killer is still out there since his son's death, he says the senseless violence continued to plague his community and his family, my cousin, i mean just does it mean this was one of the victims in the double homicide bayview last week a lot of times is that shooting. the police will patrol the area of 4 to 3 days. and it back to normal. my family were still trying to find normal we've hoping to solve some of these issues supervisor shamann walton who represents district 10 unveiled a plan on tuesday to curb the violence and bring more resources to these communities of the 45 homicides so far this year 15 happened in his district 13 of those in the bayview. >>other city groups like united playaz a violence prevention and youth development organization says the change starts with all of us were actually trying to make the change in the neighborh

>>happened about 5 this morning on bayview bayview avenue that's near downtown police say a witness called police saying that 2 men were trying to steal parts from a parked pickup truck and officers tracked down esteban gomez of sebastopol and alexis de leon diaz of sandra fell. they were arrested on charges of attempted grand theft. >>in the south bay santa clara county is reporting fentanyl of gas have nearly doubled compared to last year this is according to the county's medical examiner there have been 53 overdoses in 2020 that's up from 29 in 2019. they expect though that number to increase before the end of the year officials have confirmed cases and residents as young as 16 years old. they say fentanyl is highly addictive and can be up to 100 times more potent than morphine officials are encouraging residents to call 911 if they suspected overdose and people can also get free narcan training through the county. >>i guess is official the holidays are here look at this live camera outside right now, and you'll notice something we haven't seen all year long that's right. you get the em

and apri in the bayview. chinese newcomers, a.p. services including self-help for the elderly in the chinese community, and in the mission, o.m.i., and we continue to outreach to partners, particularly in the soma. we have done soma, as well, but we would like to also do well, including we've met with central city s.r.o. collaborative and others, so very much a work in progress. >> chair peskin: thank you very much. commissioner haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you, chair peskin, and thank you for this work and outreach. one of the questions that i had was if there were outreach to people who drive? i imagine the differences of opinions may be pretty vast between people who do not have cars and do not drive and those who do live in these neighborhoods, and i wonder if, based on the data you've been able to collect so far, whether you've been able to speak with a significant number of people who -- residents who are regular drivers, and connected to that, people who may be -- own or work at small businesses or businesses in these ne

city leaders met in the bayview to celebrate san francisco's first african-american arts and culturaltrict. organizers say people living or running businesses in the bayview are at risk of displacement or gentrification. the hope is that that new district will remote the city's cultural assets and diversity. >>> coming up after the break we will hear from tiger woods as he looks to repeat at the masters golf tournament as the first round tees off. but first, a live look outside as we await wet weather. thanks for joining us. the 11:00 news continues right after this break. businesses today are looking to tomorrow. adapting. innovating. setting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility- to work from anywhere and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with serious security. and reliable coverage, nationwide. forward-thinking enterprises deserve forward-thinking solutions. and that's what we deliver. so bounce forward, with comcast business. it's made for this guy a veteran who honorably served and it's ma

we started a bayview solidarity tour, with tracy, right, that happened in the bayview.where we bring the elderly money on lingual chinese immigrants to talk about bayview and how they have been living, and about their gardens and about the shipyard. about the shrimp father-in-lawers, the chinese shrimp farmers that have been in the indian basin since 1939. they know they belong in this community, they are part of this community, right, and we are talking about how world war 2002 has impacted the -- the world war ii impacted, and about the racist policies, right, that impacted them. so that's another aspect of how we can look at that to look at how we come together, right? the other piece that i wanted to talk a little bit about from the solidarity that is working is that i work with people in the african american community to do violence prevention, with the latin community to do violence prevention for years, right? but then still because of this minority, they think that asian americans or chinese americans we don't need these types of services because they think that

now to response to a recent spike in violence in the bayview. >>all of our violence prevention provides. people working tirelessly to just everybody's her. every time something happens the folks in their community. that's why we come together. because room there we endure every time a violent >>to date this year one 3rd of the city's total homicides have occurred in the bay view. a local education leader is a part of the city of oakland and the school district's new program for teachers to provide subsidized housing for students teachers who are working toward their credentials currently the program is helping 12 teachers live at the apartments in oakland's laurel district. now half of the teachers are bay area natives and a majority of them are people of color. the program aims to recruit and retain educators in the open community. the dean of education at mills college says it's beneficial for both the teachers and the students. >>teachers. >>or of the community and connect with values, the >>the connections there it makes for a more stable sc

my name is lashon walker and i am a steward and resident of the bayview. i couldn't get myself unmuted fast enough during chief scott's report, so it is not directly related to the report but i do have a question. i would like to know if during future reports you could share some information about foot patrols, particularly for the bayview. there used to be some foot patrol in the bayview and some of those officers were promoted out and they don't then get replaced. i would like to know if they're going to be replaced and also if there is any data on any visual deterrent that a foot patrol might provide with actual crime statistics year to date related to corridors particularly where you don't now have foot patrol. looking at crime data when you have foot patrols and looking at crime data when you don't have them. when you have them and don't have them. i would like to see those numbers because we're missing that now in the bayview. i would like to have to find out if that can be presented at a future agenda item so that i can attend and hear the response

a district and community safety plan in it it is a response to a recent spike in violence in the bayview many of the shootings that happened there have been deadly wild and says he needs everybody from the city the county and the community to take part and to pledge to end the violence. >>all of our violence prevention provides. people working tirelessly to just everybody's her. every time something happens the folks in their community. that's why we come together. because room there we endure every time a violent >>today to this year one 3rd of the city's total number of homicides have occurred in the bayview. >>the north a solano county seeing a dramatic surge in covid cases. according to this graph the 14 day average back in early october was 63 cases per day tonight. that averages up to 201 cases per day and officials traced part of the jump in cases to people gathering at halloween and now has come for us to re-assess their reports there is growing concern tonight about gatherings for thanksgiving. >>we're here in benicia it which is a part of solano county in front of the benicia p

the subject was transported to bayview station and processed for booking. the subject was later transferred to the county hill number one to be subject stated, yeah, i do want to kill myself. the untake nurse was cleared by the psychiatric emergency services at san francisco again hospital. the subject became agitate and starting yelling. san francisco sheriff's deputies held down the subject and continued to resist. the subject was take on the the ground by the deputies and restrained by continued his resistance. the officers on scene requested medics to respond to sally port. the medics and officers on the scene held the resisting subject by holding him down. there was no reportedable use of force by the san francisco police officer. when the medics arrived, they injected the subject with perced, a sedative. and one sfpd officer rode with the medics. while envut route, the subject stopped breathing and had no pulse. the medics began c.p.r. and there was a pulse. the subject was admitted to the intensive care unit. on april 6, the subject was pronounced de

shot and killed on july 4th while watching fireworks and a family member's birthday party in the bayviewdistrict so the club that i do not. i don't like the importance. to have to bury your children jace's father jason young is frustrated that the killer is still out there. >>since his son's death, he says the senseless violence continued to plague his community and his family, my cousin i mean just does it mean this was one of the victims in the double homicide bayview. >>last week a lot of times is that shooting. the police will patrol the area of 4 to 3 days. and it back to normal. my family still trying to find normal we've hoping to solve some of these issues supervisor shamann walton who represents district 10 unveiled a plan on tuesday to curb the violence and bring more resources to these communities of the 45 homicides so far this year 15 happened in his district 13 of those in the bayview. >>other city groups like united playaz a violence prevention and youth development organization says the change starts with all of us actually trying to make the change in the neighborhood by

he proposes a district and community safety plan in response to a spike in violence in the bayview.f our violence prevention provides. people working tirelessly to just everybody's her every time something happens. the folks in their community. that's why we come together. because room there we endure every time a violent >>to date this year one 3rd of the city's total homicides have happened in the bayview. >>well this holiday season. the pandemic has forced many area families to seek help with putting food on the table local food banks say they've never seen a greater need than they do. >>right now kron four's reyna harvey is at the sacred heart food bank in san jose. where they're hoping to help a lot of people rain what's going on. >>you know this the calm before the storm they're going to be feeding families that already shipped thousands of families here throughout san jose here the sacred heart community service july this morning with damone carter. one of the organizers here you've seen a lot of families come in this week college as we've been for you what day are you a lot

and apri in the bayview. chinese newcomers, a.p. services including self-help for the elderly in the chinese community, and in the mission, o.m.i., and we continue to outreach to partners, particularly in the soma. we have done soma, as well, but we would like to also do well, including we've met with central city s.r.o. collaborative and others, so very much a work in progress. >> chair peskin: thank you very much. commissioner haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you, chair peskin, and thank you for this work and outreach. one of the questions that i had was if there were outreach to people who drive? i imagine the differences of opinions may be pretty vast between people who do not have cars and do not drive and those who do live in these neighborhoods, and i wonder if, based on the data you've been able to collect so far, whether you've been able to speak with a significant number of people who -- residents who are regular drivers, and connected to that, people who may be -- own or work at small businesses or businesses in these ne

bayview has a 28% increase. 36 this year, verses 46 this year verses 36 last year.in shooting incidents. 3 in 2020 compared to 8 in 2019. northern has a 40% decrease. six this year compared to ten last year. southern had a 25% decrease in shooting incidents. 8 this year compared to ten last year. so i will pause there if the commission has

tenderloin, and the bayview. the bayview has nine more shooting incidences and the equivalent of a 29% increase compared to this time last year. the mission had six additional incidences. on the positive side, central has central has a 72% decrease. they only had two incidences this year compared to seven last year. northern district at a 40% district. ten last year and six this year. seven last year versus six this year. the taradale also had a slight decrease. specifically with this friday's incident, there were a couple of shootings that were very concerning an problematic. the first was a multiple victim shooting on the 200 block of williams street and ingleside district. a vehicle drove northbound and went past -- a passenger fired numerous rounds at the victims who were in the garage. they were having a cookout outside of their garage area. officers were in the area and flagged down by witnesses. four victims in that shooting received -- if anyone has any information, please call our tip line. it was 30 min

the bayview and down the peninsula from san bruno to san mateo. if you aren't catching the rain for parts of the rest of the east bay and south bay you will eventually this afternoon. here is a live look with the mark hopkins. you can see the rain drops on the live camera at this hour. we are looking at the rain and temperatures in the mid to upper 50's to low to mid-60s's. there we go with that upper level slow swinging the strong cold front in the bay area. bringing the rain, bringing the wind. you are likely have heard -- been hearing the howling winds as that cold front passes across the area. here we are stopping the clock at two. you can still see that rain moving across the rest of the east bay and then eventually the rest of the south bay as we go through later on in the afternoon and even by this evening. this is at 5:00 p.m. still looking at that wet weather. then for tomorrow. unsettled weather continues so a few more scattered spotty showers are a possibility as we head through wednesday. for today and tomorrow. we are looking at anywh

safety plan his office says the new plan comes in response to the recent spike in violence in the bayview supervisor walton's office said during the shelter-in-place shootings have occurred at a number of different locations throughout the bay view neighborhood. this is a list of the areas where homicides have occurred this year already supervisor walton announced 3 immediate actions of the district and community safety plan they include elevated role and support from the city and county of san francisco in implementing public safety strategies with the community so a lot legally is here establish district and violence prevention monthly convening ys and re imagining what community mobilization and peace planning efforts look like. >>all of our violence prevention provides. people working tirelessly to just everybody's her. every time something happens. the folks in their community. that's why we come together. because room there we endure every time a violent >>to date a 3rd of san francisco's total homicides have taken place in the bayview neighborhood this year. >>in the north a pedalo

we started a bayview solidarity tour, with tracy, right, that happened in the bayview.where we bring the elderly money on lingual chinese immigrants to talk about bayview and how they have been living, and about their gardens and about the shipyard. about the shrimp father-in-lawers, the chinese shrimp farmers that have been in the indian basin since 1939. they know they belong in this community, they are part of this community, right, and we are talking about how world war 2002 has impacted the -- the world war ii impacted, and about the racist policies, right, that impacted them. so that's another aspect of how we can look at that to look at how we come together, right? the other piece that i wanted to talk a little bit about from the solidarity that is working is that i work with people in the african american community to do violence prevention, with the latin community to do violence prevention for years, right? but then still because of this minority, they think that asian americans or chinese americans we don't need these types of services because they think that

the alamany farmer's market because we know in this community which touches the o.m.i., touches the bayview hunter's point, and it touches that whole region, we know there is a need for more access, more consistent testing. this location was doing over 500 tests a day, and in san francisco, we're going close to 5,000 tests a day. when i think about how far we've come, being able to provide people their test results anywhere between 24 and 48 hours, it is significant. when i look at the maps of what shows us specifically where the areas which carry the higher infection rates and where the areas are that have testing both public and private, we have to make an adjustment. we had no choice. so tomorrow that location will be at the farmer's market. and i am really grateful to the department of public health and the work that was done in order to make the adjustment and to move the site to this specific location as well as the work that has been done to get us to this point where we are adjusting to the needs of the people of san francisco. this will continue to be a challenge, and it's hard to

in san francisco, shooting sent two people to the hospital in the city's bayview. video shows emergency responders on scene. it happened just before 9:00, no word on the victim's conditions tonight.>>> now at 11 and streaming on cbsn bay area, tonight some bay area college students travel plans have health experts of it worried. andrea nakano reports from uc berkeley where students are weighing the risks of going home for thanksgiving.>> reporter: this is a public health nightmare because not only can students potentially infect their loved ones at home, they can bring back the virus to the bay area.>> it is said thinking about the fact that things are on the rise area i just imagine with people traveling for the holidays that cases will just be going up. >> college students will be heading home for the holidays and some will be coming back to the bay area. >> i myself will get tested before i go down, when i get down as well is when i come back. >> epidemiologist worn the test can have flaws plus they can tell you if you are infected but they won't stop the spread

>>homicides in bayview along to gun violence, 15 homicides in different team, one of the families affected by the senseless gun violence in his district or the youngs. >>6 year old jason was shot and killed on july 4th while watching fireworks at a family member's birthday party, his father jason young is frustrated that the killer is still out there. so the club that i do not. i don't like the importance. >>to have to bury your children. >>since his son's death young says violence continued to plague his community and his family, my cousin, i mean just does it mean this was one of the victims in the double homicide bayview. >>last week a lot of times is that shooting the police will patrol the area of 4 to 3 days. and it back to normal. my family were still trying to find normal hoping to solve some of these issues. >>supervisor walton unveiled a plan on tuesday to curb the violence and bring more resources to these communities other city groups like united playaz a violence prevention and youth development organization say the change starts with all of us were actually trying to make the

the alamany farmer's market because we know in this community which touches the o.m.i., touches the bayview hunter's point, and it touches that whole region, we know there is a need for more access, more consistent testing. this location was doing over 500 tests a day, and in san francisco, we're going close to 5,000 tests a day. when i think about how far we've come, being able to provide people their test results anywhere between 24 and 48 hours, it is significant. when i look at the maps of what shows us specifically where the areas which carry the higher infection rates and where the areas are that have testing both public and private, we have to make an adjustment. we had no choice. so tomorrow that location will be at the farmer's market. and i am really grateful to the department of public health and the work that was done in order to make the adjustment and to move the site to this specific location as well as the work that has been done to get us to this point where we are adjusting to the needs of the people of san francisco. this will continue to be a challenge, and it's hard to

bayview district. you are seeing the wet roadways. donahue street.nd around the santa cruz mountains, light rain is falling right now. so far they picked up over 3 1/2 inches of rain. that is one of the wettest spots. the moisture is heading towards oakland. as you look at the storm impact scale, a level 1. tomorrow, scattered showers, slick areas for the morning commute. gusty winds in the hills. they have been gusting but not as strong. 40 to 50 miles per hour wind gusts, right now 29 at mt. diablo. 28 miles per hour out of the south. 50s, 60s, pretty mild. visibility is dropping santa rosa reporting four-mile visibility. we have showers scattered around and fog developing. this is what your morning commute will look like. gray skies and we are also going to see the showers. mountains are seeing snow, a welcomed sight. a rain/snow mix for a while. winter storm warning until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. highest peaks expecting up to three feet of snow but gusty winds makes for really tough travel and it is not recommended. 4:00 a.m., you will see the scatter

known since april that the highest rates of infection have been in the mission district and in the bayview but until this site the city had two of its largest facilities at 7th. >> the testing site is still open but time slots are limited. its been jammed up by temperature testing for nonessential reasons. >>> south bay hospitals are gearing up for a possible surge in cases. the county back in the purple tier. hospitalizations lagged behind by about two weeks and while there is sufficient capacity right now, the numbers are trending up. >> in the past while we knew that we could rely on asking for help from other jurisdiction itself we needed it, that is not the case now. everybody is quite busy attending to their own communities. >> as cases start to surge you can stay up to date by downloading the new app so you can get realtime news updates and breaking news alerts. >>> taking a live look at the white house right now. the president is expected to withdraw a significant number of american troops from afghanistan in the coming weeks. nato secretary general just said that no nato ally want

bayview district. you are seeing the wet roadways. donahue street.santa cruz mountains, light rain is falling right now. so far they picked up over 3 1/2 inches of rain. that is one of the wettest spots. the moisture is heading towards oakland. as you look at the storm impact scale, a level 1. tomorrow, scattered showers, slick areas for the morning commute. gusty winds in the hills. they have been gusting but not as strong. 40 to 50 miles per hour wind gusts, right now 29 at mt. diablo. 28 miles per hour out of the south. 50s, 60s, pretty mild. visibility is dropping santa rosa reporting four-mile visibility. we have showers scattered around and fog developing. this is what your morning commute will look like. gray skies and we are also going to see the showers. mountains are seeing snow, a welcomed sight. a rain/snow mix for a while. winter storm warning until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. highest peaks expecting up to three feet of snow but gusty winds makes for really tough travel and it is not recommended. 4:00 a.m., you will see the scattered showers but

. >>> san francisco police this afternoon also investigating the shooting in the bayview hunters point neighborhood that left two men dead. scott fox flew over the area of that shooting on bertha lane earlier today. the medical examiner's office identified those two victims as 38-year-old lamarr williams and 30-year-old hampton, both of san francisco. officers responded to the scene just before 9:00 last night and found the two men suffering from gunshot wounds. >> medics transported the victims to a local hospital where the victims succumbed to their injuries. this is an active and ongoing investigation being investigated by the homicide detail. >> no arrests have been made and police have not yet released any information on suspects or a possible motive. >>> the nations new unemployment numbers are out. coming up today at 4:30 we will have a look at the health of the american economy as the pandemic ramps up. >>> first, she is the first woman to hold the rank of commissioner in the history of the california highway patrol. coming up next, a one-on-one interview with the bay area nati

program says burglars are believed to have gotten past the chain-link fence and barbed wire at this bayview location cut the lock and made off with 200 brand-new donated tricycles similar to this one. >>disappointed. just just disappointed in you know human mankind that you know what the good outdoes the bad usually thieves left behind plenty of other bikes, but none for the little ones. they took all these things for the younger children, so it's really a big impact on the families that we're going to start serving on monday. >>not everyone will get a a tricycle this year unless they're miraculously returned or you know we get additional donations, the san francisco firefighters toy program has been up and running since 1949 and just last year served 31,000 families. most with more than one child. they're now reviewing security video but are hopeful whoever took the bikes will have a change of heart. >>if you took down and there's a safe place you'd like us to send some of our firefighters to pick them up you know we in more than willing to do that san francisco police just launching their

program says burglars are believed to have gotten past the chain-link fence and barbed wire at this bayview location. >>cut the lock and made off with 200 brand-new donated tricycles similar to this one. >>disappointed. just just disappointed in you know human mankind that you know what the good outdoes the bad usually thieves left behind plenty of other bikes, but none for the little ones. they took all these things for the younger children, so it's really a big impact on the families that we're going to start serving on monday. >>not everyone will get a a tricycle this year unless miraculously returned or you know we get additional donations, the san francisco firefighters toy program has been up and running since 1949 and just last year served 31,000 families. most with more than one child. they're now reviewing security video but are hopeful whoever took the bikes will have a change of heart. >>if you took down and there's a safe place you'd like us to send some of our firefighters to pick them up you know we in more than willing to do that. >>again san francisco police just launching t

burglars are believed to have gotten past the chain-link fence and barbed wire at this bayview locationut the lock and made off with 200 brand-new donated tricycles similar to this one. >>it impacts us a lot some people for some children, it's the only tory they get during holders thieves left behind plenty of other bikes, but none for younger children. the difference, it makes right now as children. >>that are under 5 will not be able to have any kind of vehicle to write on you know i can we head to why didn't anyone but these are the things we're considering getting out to younger children. >>the san francisco firefighters toy program has been up and running since 1949 and just last year served 31,000 families most with more than one child. they're now reviewing security video but are hopeful whoever took the bikes will return them. otherwise they hope somebody in the community will step up. >>replace them, i'm hoping that the public will be. you know open their hearts and their pocketbooks a little bit maybe as a business could donate one bike. you know as a group effort. >>san franc

including the 120 r.v.s which are shelter in the bayview neighborhood. they are permanent resource, though they are a temporary shelter. and we will be looking to incorporate them into our future system of care. we have to maintain 200 beds at site a. we call all of our sites by code names but most people know what that new shelter is during covid, as a temporary shelter. it was stood up as part of the emergency response, allowing us to create the physical distancing that has prevented widespread outbreaks of shelter in our -- excuse me -- of covid in the majority of our shelters. we also have approximately 200 -- 260 spaces of safe sleep funded through march 15th. but they are not funded through the end of the fiscal year due to changes in affability of fema reimbursements. we feel that need to continue and to maintain those. we also need to sustain the s.i.p. hotels for the four-phased housing approach. and those residing in them. we cannot sustain 29 s.i.p. hotels from a perspective now so we need to begin rehousing people now. but we do mead need som

december 1st, 2017, police say o'neill stole a state lottery van and led police on a chase into the bayview. when o'neill reached a dead end, he bailed out and ran. as we see from body camera footage, that's when on only his fourth day of duty, the officer fires his gun through the passenger window of the patrol car he was, killing o'neill. o'neill was unarmed. >> it sends a signal to the police department that unlawful killings are not going to be tolerated any longer. >> reporter: the family's attorney said although this can't fully make up for the loss of a loved one, the family is hopeful this will lead to police reform here and across the country. >> a lot of people are taking the position that this is like an extreme liberal stance that he's taking, but it's not. it's in alignment with the state law. it's in alignment with the federal law. >> reporter: the police officers association ensures that the officer involved will receive a fair due process and a vigorous defense. meanwhile, the district attorney says that this case is still in its earliest stages and it could escalate to murd

>>which touches touches the bayview hunters point it touches that whole region we know that there is need. >>4. more access more consistent testing the city along with private now averaging 5800 tests a day. >>but getting a test at one of the city test sites is proving difficult demand is high and it can take 2 weeks to schedule on a more positive note state officials say on average test results are being turned around in less than 2 days. health experts say that can make all the difference in slowing the spread. >>all the stuff about testing is about isolating people who are infectious that's what the endgame is so the faster we can get to that the less additional spread that goes off. >>well some health experts have encouraged people gathering with others are traveling over the holidays to get tested first infectious disease expert doctor george rutherford says that really can give you a false sense of security that's because there's a 3 day lag time between the time you get exposed and when your test turns positive. >>stress positive 3 days after exposure. you become infectious. 4

and then, we're looking at a program that will be in district ten in the bayview, and it will -- theirst-class is going to be young men only, but it's a wraparound program for at risk men, young folks, and it gives them wraparound trauma counseling. it gives them a stipend and an e.m.t. license by the end of the class, and then, we're looking at a way to get them into the department. so i'm really proud of what we're doing, and i think there needs to be -- as captain tillman says, there needs to be quite a few changes, and we are doing that. we are absolutely committed to doing that. so i want to let you all know, this is not news to me. this is not something that i'm hearing about for the first time. i knew this when i came in and took office, and so we are looking to change things, so thank you for allowing me to speak. >> president covington: thank you so much, chief nicholson. just a question for you, is there reason that the class is going to be all male, and do you have plans to have an all-female class following the all-male class? >> yes. great question, president covington.

bayview senior services serves adults with disabilities at all their meal sites. russian community services have one site located in the inner richmond which is where they serve their older adult clients and adult with disability clients. project open hand is currently serving adults with disabilities at 10 of its meal sites located through the city. and that is it for this particular one. if you have any questions, i'm happy to answer them at this time. >> thank you. are there any comments or questions from the commission? seeing none. do we have anyone from the public who wishes to comment on item q? >> please open the phone lines for public comment. we'll wait 30 seconds. are there any callers in the queue? >> madame secretary, there is no public comment. >> thank you. >> thank you. hearing no further requests to speak on the item, we'll close public comment. is there a motion from our commissioners to approve item q? >> so moved. >> okay, that was vice president spears. i saw a second. i hear a second from commissioner sklar and i saw one from commissioner lum