commissioner bernal and other commissioners. good afternoon. it is my pleasure to be before you today to present this update on laguna honda hospital closure plan and cms recertification process. i'm joined by members of the laguna honda executive staff and the laguna honda recertification incident command staff who can help to answer questions that might come up after or during the presentation. >> we will move forward. >> as you are aware laguna honda is the largest public run skilled nursing facility in the country been around for miles an hour than 150 years. some noted, when laguna honda first opened, president abraham lincoln was the chief executive of the united states. we have been around for awhile. laguna honda cares for people coping with many different conplex and chronic conscience stroke, traumatic brain injury and other degenerative diseases. like multicull sclerosis. we offer a wide variety of therapeutic modalities including rehab services, physical therapy. speech and other specialities. >> we are proud to offer specialized ca

. >> commissioner bernal. >> present. >> i have a sculpt to read. good afternoon and welcome stot commission. this is meeting is held in hybrid formal at grove street broadcast live on sf govtv available to view via webex and calling the number on the agenda and the access code is on the agenda. observe we begin i would like to remind individuals in person and present today that all health and safety protocols must be adhered to at all times and we're a mask during the meeting and including when you speak. failure of the rules and requirements may result in the removal of the room. we appreciate your cooperation with the rules in interest of health and safety. please note that a hand sanitizer station is available at the entrance of the room and masks are available if you ask me. we welcome the public's participation during public comment period and general public comment and to comment on each action item on the agenda and limited to three minutes. folks that intend to make public comment you are -- i suggest that you press star three at the beginn

president bernal. president directory report is in the commission's packet i will highlight and sum raise a few things in the report. exited announce that we had released a road map to promote wellness and recovery with substance use disorder and d ph reled the road map drug over dose deaths. and building on progress made and prevenning the recovery of people had use drugs the planrous over dose in san front by 15% boy 2025. reducing racial despairrity by 20% [speak very fast] and medications by 30 present boy 2025. create multiple wellness hums people who use drugs to come in off the streets and connect today care special everybodies system the effective leaderships from the tenderloin center and new community center locations across san francisco. next years the plan will increase access to medication. and double the distribution of [inaudible] life savingant dotes. really person plan and more detail in thes report and director and her team will return later to provide updates. also wanted to tliet t

let's bring in camila bernal. what have you learned?case we have been following for days now. the people of stockton were terrified to just go outside. now authorities are saying they have arrested wesley brownsley, 43 years old from stockton. they were able to arrest him thanks to all of the tips and the help from the community, and then the second was just old fashioned police work. they say thanks to the tips, they were able to zero in on one possible suspect. so authorities began to just watch his every move. they knew where he lived and they were watching to see when he came and went from the house. early this morning they say around 2:00 in the morning they believe he was out there trying to kill his next victim. the chief of police using words like he was out hunting, he was on a mission to kill. he was, again, wearing dark clothing and a mask around his neck. he, according to the police chief, was out in areas that were dark, going to parks, stopping and going to another location, looking around, seeing what he could do. that's

cnn's camilla bernal joining us live from los angeles.eporter: hey, fred. so a couple of things. there is video evidence, ballistic evidence, and the crimes are happening around the same time, early morning or very late at night. it's why authorities are telling people to be extra careful. >> six killings in northern california. a number of connections in the cases and at least one possible suspect. >> if we look at the video, we want our communities to pay attention to how he walks. he has an inconsistent walk about him. while he has tall posture also when he walks. >> reporter: the man says he appears in some of the recent crime scenes. >> absolutely we have a series of serial murders occurring in the city. >> reporter: but authorities can't say whether one or multiple people are involved. they do know there's ballistic and video evidence connecting the dots and add to that that all the attacks happened during the evening or early morning hours when the victims were alone. >> a lot of people are scared to come out at night. >> i told fa

cnn's camilla bernal is following the police investigation. >> reporter: authorities say they are note whether it's one person or multiple people committing these crimes, but they do say that there are a lot of things in common. they have video evidence that connects the dots, they have ballistic evidence and they say the crimes are happening around the same times, either earl early in the morning or late at night and it happens when people are alone and it's why they're telling every one in stockton to be extremely careful. six killings in northern california, a number of connections in the cases and at least one possible suspect. >> if you look at the video, we want our communities to pay attention to how he walks. he has an inconsistent walk about him and while he has a very tall posture, also when he walks. >> reporter: the man says the chief appears in some of the recent crime scenes. >> to go by definition, absolutely, you know, we have, you know, a series of serial murders occurring in the city. >> reporter: but authorities can't say whether one or multiple people are involved.

camilla bernal, cnn, los angeles. >>> new york city police have released security video of a shocking brooklyn subway station. the man in the yellow hood suddenly pushes another man onto the tracks, then runs away. the victim was not hit by a train but he did suffer injuries. crime on new york's subways remains below pre-pandemic levels but it's much higher than it was last year, so officials have announced a new initiative to make the transit system safer. >> reporter: and mayor eric adams is certainly on what appears to be a mission this weekend to try and address the issue of public safety here in new york city. there's been a marked increase in violent incidents that have happened in the subway system, so he teamed up with governor kathy hochul to announce a plan to increase police officer patrols across the system as well as increasing the number of psychiatric beds that are made available for people suffering from mental illness. now, i want to show you this video from last week. you can see a man that is walking along the subway platform. then there's another man that comes see

cnn's camilla bernal joins me. >> reporter: hey, fred. we are waiting for the medical examiner's office to identify the bodies. we are told by authorities it is a difficult process because these bodies were in the water for a long period of time. now we know the autopsies gone at 8:30 in the morning. it is unclear if they are going to get to all four bodies by the end of day because of how difficult this process is going to be. now, we do know that someone was near the river, saw something suspicious, and called police. when police officers went out there, they were able to find and recover these bodies. they're treating it as two different investigations. they say one is the investigation of the bodies that were recovered. and according to the police chief, he believes there is foul play involved in that case. the case of the missing men is also being handled separately. and it is unclear what happened here. as mentioned, we know there are four friends, all between 29 and 32. they were hanging out on sunday night. it's unclear what happe

cnn's camila bernal reports. >> reporter: we have been following this story for days.ow authorities say they believe they have their suspect. this is 43-year-old wesley brownlee of stockton. and what authorities are saying is that they were able to arrest this man thanks to two things. the first being the tips and help from the community. and the second being old-fashioned police work. they say they were able to zero in on one possible suspect, thanks to all of these tips. they began following this man, trying to figure out exactly where he was going, trying to see if there were any patterns to all of this. and the chief of police in stockton saying this man was on a mission to kill. and saturday around 2:00 a.m. they were following him. they say he left his house, he was in dark areas, going to parks, stopping, looking around, then moving again. and they decided to arrest him. they say that he was wearing all black, that he had a mask around his neck, and also that they found a gun. he was carrying a gun. here is now what the mayor of stockton, kevin lincoln, is sayin

camilla bernal is in los angeles. this is very suspicious and strange.h. at least not yet. that's despite the fact that they found this car on thursday. worked on it all day thursday and friday and still today. yet authorities not clear whether or not there are human remains or what happened to this car. look, srs a very wealthy neighborhood. we're talking multimillion dollar homes. they decided to do a project when they brought in landscapers. that's when the crew found this car that was about six feet underground. it was a convertible mercedes reported missing in 1992. police brought out cadaver dogs. they started smelling away and did detect something. here's what police described it as. >> i've done a few questions with different canine officers. they said it could be human remains. they could be reacting to blood. they could be reacting to old bones. they could be reacting to human vomit. it could be any one of those things that the dogs would be reacting to. >> reporter: again, as of now, no human remains. but they will continue to search. another

camila bernal is live now in stockton. what led police to this suspect?> reporter: victor and erika, two things. the first just being the community's help. so many people that called in and reported just whatever they saw. and then the next was just good old-fashioned police work. and there was a promise from the mayor to get this guy. here is what kevin lincoln, the mayor here in stockton, had to say. >> we made it very clear to the public that the senseless acts of violence will not be tolerated and that even though there wasn't any words we could say that would bring back the lost loved ones, the least that we could do is do our part to help bring justice. >> now, here is what police said, they said once they reviewed all of these tips, they zeroed in on the person they believed was responsible. so once they did this, they began to follow this guy, just watch his every move, study him, and they say they were looking for a pattern. in fact, they found that pattern. and it was going out early in the morning or late at night, going to parks, going to dark

. >> cnn's ka mill la bernal joining us live with the latest.olice had surveillance teams on brownlee after the shooting deaths of six men, so how did they narrow in their search and then make an arrest? >> hey, fred. yeah, they were watching him. according to police, two things contributed to this arrest. the first one being all the tips, the help from the community, because everyone was watching the surveillance video that police had put out and calling police trying to help them in any way they could and the other aspect was old-fashioned police work. once they got the tips and narrowed down one possible suspect, they started watching him, following him, trying to figure out if he had any european patterns. he was going out late in the morning to dark places, he would stop, look around, and continue moving. that's exactly what happened saturday morning at around 2:00 in the morning. they say police officers were following him and as you heard the police chief there, he specifically used the words hunting and saying that this man was on a miss

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thank you so much, camila bernal. the investigation, you know, of course is under way.let's speak to the official in charge of all of this. joining us now is chief of police joe prentice. good to see you, chief. so, first off, can you confirm that these four bodies are that of these bikers who were missing? >> i cannot. i'm currently waiting for official identification from the medical examiner's office. >> okay. is the medical examiner's office able to convey to you the condition of the bodies? >> i can tell you that all four bodies were submerged in water for what appears to be an extended period of time, and therefore identification will be a little bit of a challenge, and the medical examiner is using scientific methods to make those identifications. and they will do them on a case-by-case basis. >> are you able to go as far as submerged, are we talking about drowning victims, or does it appear there was any other trauma on the bodies before being submerged? >> cause and manner of death will have to come from the medical examiner's office. they were submerged. i can

cnn's terrel bb camila bernal i angeles. what do we know about this?the owners decided they wanted to do a project so they call some landscaping crew and they begin working. once they do that, they find this car that authorities say was about six feet underground, a car that went missing in 1992. so of course the owners called authorities, tried to figure out what was going on. crews come out, try to dig the car out. authorities are investigate ing and they bring in cadaver dogs and the dogs smell something. here is what the police commander says those dogs found. >> a few questions with some different canine officers and they of said it could be human remains, they could be reacting to blood, they could be reacting to old bones, they could be reacting to human vomit. it could be any one of those combinations of things that the dogs are reacting to. >> reporter: so, no human remains yet, but it is definitely a mystery. authorities are doing this carefully now because they know that there is the possibility of human remains, so they are digging carefull

cnn's camila bernal has details. >> reporter: it may take a little longer, bud cody is expecting one-third his student loan to be forgiven. >> light at the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: he's referring to president joe biden's student loan forgiveness program that would cover $10,000 of his student debt. because while he's been out of college for nine years, he still owes $30,000. >> i recently married. me and my wife are going to be thinking about purchasing a home. so it's all of a sudden kind of right in front of me again. because i'm thinking about the kind of debt i have, and i need to finance my future and get a home. >> reporter: but while the administration was expected to start granting loan discharges as early as sunday, a federal appeals court put a temporary administrative hold on the program. a move being argued in and out of the courtroom. usc professor diegal said while all his students supported the program, he asked for different perspectives. >> relative to defense spending and the overall government budget, the annual cost is not huge. but it's going to be a burden on c

camila bernal has more. >> reporter: six killings in northern california, a number of connections inay attention to how he walks. he has an inconsistent walk about him, as well he has a very tall posture also when he walks. >> reporter: the man says the chief appears in some of the recent crime scenes. >> if you go by definition, absolutely we have a series of serial murders occurring in the city. >> reporter: but authorities can't say whether one or multiple people are involved. they do know there's ballistic and video evidence connecting the dots and added to that that all the attacks happened during the. evening or early morning hours when the victims were alone. >> a lot of people are scared to come out at night. >> i'm not going out by myself anymore. i told family members, when it gets dark, make sure you're indoors. >> reporter: while the police chief tried to reassure the public of their work during a public safety community town hall, he's also warning people. >> if you have to be out, be with someone, be in a lighted area. >> reporter: the killings are believed to have begu

cnn camila bernal is following the developments for us.e police this man is their serial killer? this case has just been terrifying people in that community. >> reporter: absolutely, jim. look, police say they have their guy. of course in this country you're innocent until proven guilty. so, we have to see how this legal process plays out. they say they were able to make this arrest thanks to two things, the first being the many, many tips from this community and all the help they received from just everyday citizens. and the second being old-fashioned police work. they say once they got all of these tips, they were able to zero in on one possible suspect. and they began to watch him, to monitor everything that he was doing, where he lived, where he was going, trying to see if there were any patterns. and indeed they found those patterns. they say he was out either early in the morning or late at night going to dark places, to parks. he would drive around, stop, look, and then continue driving. so, this is exactly what they say he was doin

. >> cnn camilla bernal is live in stockton.e we learning about what led up to this arrest and how did public tips help? >> reporter: good morning. so police saying that there are two things that helped them get this arrest, the person they believe is responsible for the killings. first being the tips from the community and the second in the words of the police chief, just good old-fashioned police work. they say once they got all of the tips they reviewed them and they zeroed in on one possible suspect. once they had that suspect, they started studying him and watching him and they knew where he lived and followed him around and tried to find the patterns. you heard the police chief there saying they indeed found those patterns. he was going out either early in the morning or late at night, checking out areas that were dark or that he was in parks. he would drive around, look around and stop and then continue and that is why in part the police chief is saying that he was, quote, on a mission to hunt or on a mission to kill and

cnn's camilla bernal with more. >> reporter: amara and boris, we have been following this story for days, and now authorities say they believe they have their suspect. this is 43-year-old wesley brownlee of stockton, and what authorities are saying is that they were able to arrest this man thanks to two things -- the first being the tips and the help from the community, and the second being old-fashioned police work. they say they were able to zero in one on one possible suspect thanks to all of these tips, and they began following this man trying to figure out exactly where he was going, trying to see if there were any patterns to all of this. the chief of police in stockton saying this man was on a mission to kill. saturday around 2:00 in the morning they were following him. they say he left his house, he was in dark areas, going to parks, stopping, looking around, and then moving again, and they decided to arrest him. they say that he was wearing all black, that he had a mask around his neck, and also that they found a gun. he was carrying a gun. here now is what the mayor of stockton

. >> cnn's camila bernal has been following the investigation and joins me live now from los angeles.d to one person who's on a mission? >> reporter: hey, fred. police are clarifying and saying, look, it could be one person, it could be multiple people committing these crimes, but they say there are a couple things connecting the dots here. there is video evidence. there is ballistic evidence, and then the time of day when these crimes are being committed is either very early in the morning or very late at night when someone is alone. of course residents in stockton hear all of this and they're very worried. six killings in northern california, a number of connections in the cases, and at least one possible suspect. >> if you look at the video, what we want our community to pay attention to how he walks. he has an inconsistent walk about him. and while he has a very tall posture also when he walks. >> reporter: the man says the chief appears in some of the recent crime scenes. >> by definition absolutely we have a series of serial murders occurring in the city. >> reporter: but author

camila bernal, thank you so much. all right. so let's talk more about this mystery.tective for the birmingham, alabama, police department. he also co-hosts "reasonable doubt" on investigation discovery. so good to see you. all right. >> good to see you again. >> let's try to dissect as best we can. cadaver dogs police say may have made a slight notification of human remains. what does that mean when you hear that? >> as an investigator, you know, a slight indication would, just like the investigators said, it would suggest several things, like the presence of some sort of blood or some other bodily fluid that was found in or near or around that vehicle. but as an investigator, you shouldn't draw any conclusions from that, especially when the detectives are saying they didn't find any human remains as of yet. >> help us prioritize or help us understand how investors are prioritizing things. i mean, obviously this excavation or digging kind of continues. but then because there are so many strange things here, i mean, a car buried in someone's backyard, i mean, for star

john, breanna. >> camila bernal, thank you for sharing your reporting? >> a major shift that could affect thousands of people. president biden has pardoned all prior marijuana charges. >> no one should be in jail just n for using or possessing marijuana. criminal actions have led to needless barriers to housing and employment opportunities and that's before you address racial disparities over who suffers the consequences. >> joining us is political commentator van jones. who does suffer the consequences? who is this going to impact? >> first of all, i just want to say this is why we vote. when people say my vote doesn't matter, elections don't matter, nothing matters. this is why we vote. on the campaign trail he said he was going to do something about it and he's doing something about it and it does affect disproportionately african-americans, poor people, people of color. why? marijuana is being used by lots of people. it been effectively legal for rich white folks for three decades but there's more police contact in poor communities because the police

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and vehicular manslaughter picture a 19-year-old woman was shot late last night in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood. police say it happened just before midnight near virginia avenue. a woman was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no one has been arrested, and police have not released any details about a suspected shooter yet. >>> san francisco police helped indiana police make an arrest in a disturbing case of a child is the body found discarded in a suitcase. the boy's mother was identify it after a six-month investigation. bradley black has the details. >> reporter: the sergeant described the moment as bittersweet, being able to finally identify the boy whose body was abandoned in southern indiana. >> jordan. he was from atlanta, georgia. he was 5 years old at the time of his death. >> reporter: his body was discovered in april when a monitor found the body in a suitcase in the woods. no missing child reports. after months of investigation, physical evidence led police to the boy's mother, anderson, now at large and wanted for murder. >> census investigatio

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you saw that volume of traffic and now southbound 680 that burst around bernal.t slowing is starting to smooth out. across the bay or the san mateo bridge, the backup for the bay bridge toll plaza. some vehicles may have to clear. back to you. >> thanks, mike. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: she's sweating because her ac is out and the manufacturer isn't responding. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura nbc bay are a >>> nbc bay area responds to a peninsula woman whose fairly new air conditioner failed when she needed it the most during this hot summer. >> the hot, hot days. she asked chris chmura's team to bring on the heat, though, for a replacement. >> reporter: good morning, colleen said her $468 ac like this one wasn't even a year old when it stopped pumping out cool air. it was still under warranty, so she asked black & decker for a replacement. after two sweltering summer months of back and forth still no swap. so colleen contacted us. the rep explained although the ac has a black & decker sticker on it it's made by another

. >> cnn's camilla bernal is joining me live with the latest. did the police narrow their search and find the suspect? >> reporter: hey, fred, good morning. they're saying two things. the first being the tips, the community's help. the second is old fashioned police work. thanks to all of those tips, authorities were able to zero in on one possible suspect. and they started following him, watching his every move, trying to figure out if there were patterns. in fact there were, he was going out late at night, early in the morningings. he would go to parks and places, stop, look and be on the move again. they believe he was hunting, he was on a mission to kill. and that's why instead they decided to arrest him. now, everybody is thanking the community here in stockton for this arrest. here is you the district attorney is describing it. >> this crime was solved because we're stocktonians. you don't come to our house and bring this kind of terror and not noblize 750,000 people in this county, mobilized and captured this individual,s who reign of ter

cnn's camilla bernal with more. >> reporter: six killings in northern california. at least one possible suspect. >> if you look at the video, we want our communities to pay attention to how he walks. he has an inconsistent walk about him as well as a very tall posture also when he walks. >> reporter: the man says the chief appears in some of the recent crime scenes. >> go by definition, you know, absolutely, you know, we have, you know, a series of serial murders occurring in the city. >> reporter: authorities can't say whether one or multiple people are involved. they do know that there is ballistic and video evidence connecting the dots and add to that that all the attacks happened during the evening or early morning hours when the victims were alone. >> a lot of people are scared to come out at night. >> i am not going out by myself. i told family members when it gets dark make sure you are indoors. >> reporter: while the police chief tried to reassure the public during a town hall, he is also warning people. >> we have to be out, be with someone. be in a lighte

our camilla bernal is tracking this weird story and joins me right now.he scene. what more do you know? >> reporter: hey, sarah. let's start from the very beginning. look, this is a very wealthy neighborhood. and the owners of a $15 million home, they decided they wanted to do a project, and that's why they called those landscapers. and then when the crews went out there, they began digging, and they found this car that authorities say was about six feet underground. so of course investigators were out there. they found it thursday. they were out there friday. and of course they are there again today. they brought the dogs out. the dogs smelled something. here's what police described it as. >> i've done a few questions with different canine officers. they said it could be human remains. they could be reacting to blood. they could be reacting to old bones. they could be reacting to human vomit. it could be any one of those things that the dogs would be reacting to. >> reporter: now, police are saying, look, the crews were out there, landscapers were out th

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