san francisco police chief bill scott reiterated his position at a police commission meeting tonight saying: >> reporter: the stated attorney general is holding an event this morning to remind the local jurisdictions of their rights and responsibilities when it comes to sanctuary status. that's happening at 11 a.m. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> a uc-berkeley student detained recently by immigration agents will soon be heading back to cal. luis mora was taken into custody in san diego county almost three weeks ago. he accidentally drove into an i.c.e. checkpoint. an immigration judge released mora on a $1,500 bond so he could return to school. he was taken into custody because he had overstayed his visa while visiting from colombia. mora could still be deported. >>> this morning, house republican leaders are trying to find enough votes it avert a government shutdown before tomorrow night's deadline. conservatives refuse to fall into line as the battle to reach an immigration deal continues. house lawmakers could vote to fund the government beyond friday deadline sin

. >> reporter: san francisco police chief bill scott addressed the threat at the police commission meeting last night here in san francisco saying it's pretty clear i don't know how else to say it we will not assist basically that message is going to be communicated constantly as it has been to the community. and we are certainly getting the same message on the other side of the bay a little bit more about that in the next half-hour. right now, live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the southern california couple accused of holding their 13 children captive are scheduled to appear in court today. this old photograph was taken of the inside of david and louise turpin's home in texas. police say it was a similar setup in the riverside county home where the family moved in 2010. more than a dozen investigators spent yesterday processing the crime scene. relatives claim they had no idea anything was out of the ordinary. >> i really thought they had made -- these kids probably had a really good life. >> police say they were never called to the turpin home before one of the girls escap

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. >> reporter: just hours before her bag was stolen, bill scott announced a new initiative, putting a designated property crimes coordinator at each police station in the city, to try to break the city's 2% arrest rate for car burglaries. >> it is very humbling when you have this issue and you can't fix it. now her boot and blade maker have agreed to make her new skates and are working on some right now. she says though those costumes, she wants them back, no questions asked. in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> tonight health officials say this flu season could be the worst in a decade. 27 people so far across our state under the age of 65 have now died. we learned 30% of them were vaccinated. >> it is still very early. the numbers are pretty small in terms of figuring out how well the flu vaccine is working. >> doctors say that you should still get the flu shot as it will lessen the flu severity. >> oakland's police chief has been under fire for working with i.c.e. tonight, christin ayers reports the city is laying out new marching orders. >> reporter: tonight, the city counc

comunidad, saben que su colaboracion es fundamental... 18:19 jefe de la policia de san francisco, bill scotte implementara inicialmente en las estaciones de la mision y taravel pero en los proximos meses las 10 estaciones de la ciudad estaran participando tan solo en la mission estos crimienes vieron un aumento de 86 por ciento... en 6 meses se daran a conocer los presultados ante la mesa de supervisores... sandra bermudez noticiero telemundo 48.... --algunos residentes en san mateo amanecieron el domingo con las llantas de sus carros acuchilladas... ---la policia acudi al llamado de emergenciay encontr, cerca de 19 vehiculos daÑados.... ---los daÑos fueron causados a carros estacionados en las calles y en las entradas de las cocheras ---la policia busca al a los sospechosos. -- jose ines garcia zarate no respondio a los cargos de posesion ilegal de armas de fuego en su audiencia de hoy. -- tras su absolucion en el caso por la muerte de kate steinle, garcia zarate debe enfrentar los cargos federales, de un exconvicto en posesion de un arma de fuego. -- la proxima audiencia ser el 13 de febre

chief bill scott recently announced a new plan of attack. >> all 10 districts will have a dedicated person, at least one, to focus on this issue. >> reporter: as break ins skyrocketed, police and the district attorney's office have blamed each other for not doing enough. the da spokesperson says his office is doing its part. >> 80 percent of the arrests that come to us, there's consequences for the defendant. but there can't be consequences without arrests to begin with. >> reporter: he say it is district attorney's office is working with police to do more investigating in every smash and grab that could pay off in prosecuting the street gangs suspected in many of the crimes. >> maybe we don't make an arrest of that individual this time, but 10 auto burglaries later we have this person tied to previous incidents, and when we do that, that person is going to face more severe consequences. >> reporter: for now, warning signs in the hot spots advice drivers to not leave anything out in plain view, but it's no guarantee. >> my number could come up at any day. >> reporter: williams says it coul

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and bill scott. ll, another remarkable report on business optimism, small business optimism, and it looks like it will get even bert. >> i ctainly hope so. itook a nice jumphe day ter we found out there was a manament chang in washingn. everodyas happy about that. they didn't know what the tax bill would look like or the change in obamacare would look like. that made them more optimistic about the future and you will spend money on the future if you are optimistic about it. charles: are you seeing that among your colleagues? >> in our small business it's making a difference for us. but i'm seeing it among on the per small business owners as well. there are plenty people who didn't vote for the president who don't necessarily like his style. it's like nails on a chalkboard when he's tweeting. but they love the substance of water in seeing. though they have may not like everything he does and the way he does it, they can't argue with the result. his economic policy is working. charles: i'm studying your

that is why there was a board resolution to team up with bill scott to crackdown on the property crime epidemic by assigning each district station a plane close team to conduct their own operation. >> we believe that this will complement the foot patrols in a citywide effort to arrest and prosecute these criminals. and more than 30,000 people had their cars broken into in 2017. compare that to 2012 where there was only about 13,000 break-ins. >> in 70% of the cases, property was visible when the cars were woken into. >> reporter: the smart. campaign has been revved up advising people to not leave valuables in their cars. many have blamed it on the proposition that misdemeanors have been classified for serious offenders that make it easier for people to recommit crimes without fear of a sentence. >> we can control giving in the best case that we give them. our police are saying they are curious to look at the property crime stats six months from now because only then will they be able to see if their new strategy has had an impact.>>> we are tracking a flash flood watch for northern cal

the examiner is reporting that police chief bill scott is proposing an amendment.e officers under investigation for killing a suspect can view any body camera of the incident before talking to investigators. chief scott wants to change the policy to only allow officers to see their own body camera video so they will not be influenced by other angles. chief scott says the change will help to protect the integrity of police shooting investigations.>>> the trump administration has canceled a national database of addiction and mental health programs. the national registry of evidence-based programs and practices had been around since 1997 to connect people to mental health programs in their communities. a statement posted on the website says it's contract was discontinued. >>> health officials say that this could be the worst flu season in 10 years now hospitals are preparing for an overflow of flu patients. yesterday employees from one hospital set up a large tent to prepare for a level i surge plan. the extra space is just in case they need more room to triage or tre

welcome our chief of police bill scott. (applause) >> thank you. good morning everybody.breed comments, you know, when i first learned about vision zero in 2013 it did seem like a dream. we were not only in san francisco but in other parts of the country because many other cities embarked on a vision zero initiative. it did seem like a dream but now four years into this and we have made significant progress in reducing the amount of traffic fatalities, that dream is becoming a reality. and i think it's very much within our reach to actually realize that vision of zero traffic fatalities in our city. before i go any further, when we talked about the numbers and the statistics and the fact that the numbers are down and the statistics are down, i don't think it's lost on any of us that those numbers represent human lives and the families here today that have the courage to keep this on the forefront of our conscious, i thank you for being here. i know it's very painful to keep having to relive the loss of a loved one by way of a traffic fatality. thank you for being here tod

reporter: then he hit the ground running, meeting with new staff and department heads, including chief bill scott. >> all of us are committed to making sure that the people of this city have a good government. so that was the tone. >> reporter: ferrell took heated questions from the audience. the supervisors voted 6-3 to appoint ferrell as interim mayor over breed, in an announced candidate for mayor in the june election. t separation of power, they said, was the reason, they didn't want breed to be board president and interim mayor. former progressive supervise john anlo says they didn't want breed to run for mayor as an incumbent. >> so in june, we have a level playing field for all the candidates to run. >> i don't agree with it, but i support their decision. >> reporter: ferrell, flanked by his wife and children was sworn in quickly after the vote, at noon today, his first photo-op as mayor, a visit to west portal where a late night fire shut down several businesses. here he told reporters about his priorities as mayor. >> i will work to make sure that the next six months, that every single r

among them police chief bill scott. >> all of us are committed to just making sure that the people of this city have a good government. and so that was the tone. >>. >> reporter: at noon today his first photo-op as mayor a visit to west portal where a late night fire shut down several businesses. here he told reporters about miss priorities as mayor. >> i will work to make sure that the next six months every resident of san francisco knows they have a mayor working for them every day. >> reporter: farrell was appointed after a raucous meeting last night heated racially charged comments from the audience. mostly sporters of board president london breed. the supervisor's voted 6-3 to appoint farrell as interim mayor over breed. an announced candidate for mayor in the june election. the progressives voted as a block for farrell who termed out in one of the more conservative members of the board. separation of the power they said was the reason. any didn't want breed to be board president and acting mayor former progressive supervisor john avalos said they didn't want maybreed to run for

bill: fair enough. >> all right, thank you, scott, appreciate it. luck, you got a t ahead. >> got it. bill: not too much don't agree, but. >> let's check out headlines we're chasing tonight. >> new york city looking to open up safi jec -- safe-inject sites. philadelphia is already seeking out said operators establish safe sites, oprah winfrey speect of buzz about her potential for. in style magazine said that oprah has no plans to run, say it is not something that interests me, i don't have the dna for it. >> can you make a horse return home, a deputy videotaped animal running down the road, he pleads for the animal to stop. >> stop, fleece. please. >> the horse was returned to its owner. >> and yankees rebrand team thunder -- on friday night in 2018 season. >> team members wear special uniforms to mark the occasion. that is a look at some headlines we're chasing today. >> we have more show coming up. there is some video that starting to get viral. it is about google home, wait until you hear this. >> sorry, i don't know how to help with that yet. >>

. >> reporter: the break-in happened just hours after chief bill scott announced a new plan to combat property crimes. >> we had over 30,000 car burglaries. >> reporter: this resident has had enough. >> three out of four yesterday. these break-ins is ridiculous. >> reporter: he is hoping the thief will come forward. >> these are figure skating dresses. they mean the world to me, to everyone in my sport. >> reporter: however, they don't have much retail value. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> all right, good morning. let's take a look at the temperatures. we'll start with our inland east bay neighborhoods. some of our coolest temperatures here in places like danville and san ramone. up in the hills, it's 41. everybody else in the mid to upper 40s. let's take a look at the rest of our neighborhoods. mid-40s, oakland 45. hayward, san jose, mt. view 46. novato, 52. napa is 46 degrees right now. look at the bay bridge, though. yeah, there's a lot of cars. we'll talk to sue about the commute. let's talk about your activity planner. on the bay today, breezy this morning. the

i want to thank our terrific police chief, chief bill scott, for coming to the event, bringing his team and for his remarks and lastly, i also want to acknowledge commissioner low and commissioner anderson both of who attended and commissioner low's introduction of mayor brown was awesome. it was really good. [laughter] it was really a beautiful event. lastly, and it was my hope that he was going to be here today, so we could vet him in person, but unfortunately, tom hart is sick as a dog. so we sent him home. he showed up at the office is this morning to come down here today and dana took one look at him and using her strongest motherly instincts, said, tom, you're going home. so tom went home. so he's not here. but here's what i would like to say about him. he is one of our longest tenured employees and truly one of the nicest, kindest and sweetest people that work at rec and park, or may have ever worked at rec and park. he's going to be retiring next week. a member of our property management team that includes our golf division, tom joined the department in 1990 as a member of our p

. >> the break-in happened hours after bill scott announced a new plan to combat property crimes. he says there were more than 30,000 car burglaries in the city last year alone. >>> a big honor thank you to firefighters for their service during the devastating north bay wildfires. >> abc 7 news was in santa rosa for a special ceremony. the sonoma county board of supervisors presented the brave men and women with a commemorative challenge coin. this is to show gratitude for selfless and heroic acts during the october wildfires. of course we watched some of these men and women dodge flames. we watched them go house to house making sure people got out. >> there were so many heroes and so many people that came to the aid. we want to find a way to recognize everybody. >> while the coins are a thank you from the county it turns out the county did not pay for them. house of dollars came from an anonymous donor whose house was saved by firefighters. >>> a new addition to oracle's headquarters on the peninsula, find out why workers are going to be seeing high school students every day. >>

so please join me in welcoming our chief of police, bill scott. >> thank you, director reskin. good morning, everybody. i'd like to echo director reskin and acting mayor breed. you know, when i first learned about vision zero in 2015, it did seem like a dream, and we in san francisco but in many other parts of the country also embarked on a vision zero initiative. it did seem like a dream, but as we are four years into this and made significant process in reducing the number of traffic fatalities, that dream is becoming a reality, and i think it's very much within our reach to actually realize that vision of zero traffic fatalities in our city. and before i go any further, we talk about the numbers and the statistics about the numbers are down, i don't think it's lost on any of us that those numbers represent human lives, and the people that are here today, that had the courage to keep it on the forefront, thank you, because i know it's painful to keep having to relive the loss of a loved one by traffic fatality, so thank you for being here today. from the perspective of our sa

. >> reporter: in the middle of all this is police chief bill scott caught between a political rock anda public safety hard place. >> in order to reenter an m.o.u. that has to go through the board of supervisors and the police commission. >> reporter: indeed the past year the police mission man looking into getting back on the task force, but so far no results. >> what was said then still to this day is there were some things we had to look at in terms of our policies, particularly our first amendment policies. >> sfpd pulled out of the joint terrorism task force for reasons that were more political than anything else. it certainly wasn't related to public safety. >> the civil liberties, religious liberties and the freedom of people of all religions in san francisco remains important. >> it's been a year and still not much movement. why are the police doing this now? well, there's a mayor's race kicking off in san francisco and likely they're trying to make this part of the agenda or at least one of their issues. phil matier, kpix5. back to you. >> thank you, phil. >>> fired from google

being that it was thanksgiving that week with mayor lee and police chief bill scott. also attended on the 21st, the multicultural breakfast, where nancy pelosi spoke. we also had a labor management meeting that day. the day before thanksgiving, on the 22nd, the mayor and the police chief and i made the rounds at three events that day: salvation army, we carved some turkeys in the morning. the three of us served meals at the glide memorial lunch, and we finished up the day carving turkeys at st. anthony's. it's always something we looked forward to doing every year. on the 24th of november , chief scott and i participated in the tree lighting, where we accepted the tree on behalf of the city. on the 29th, i still have my program. vice president nakajo, and i know president cleaveland was there, as well, attend a lunch in your honor, and a few other people as well, but it was a silver spur that you've received for all the efforts you've done for the community and in your life, so congratulations to you on receiving that very special award. it was an enjoyable event to a

bill? >> scott was talking about lawyers. the striking thing about the july air force one statement of trump is that i don't think we have any reason to think he consulted his lawyers before putting out a statement swhich, as i recall, was in response to an article about his son having that meeting. >> no, in fact, the "new york times" story has the president's lawyer on hold for an hour and a half not able to get through. >> right. that's interesting. so at the time, though, it was -- there was no need for the white house to respond. there was nothing but president trump in the story and they could have said talk to dr. jr.'s lawyers and get an answer from them, he'll explain what happened. so the president put himself into the story. he thought he was such a brilliant spin meister that he could get it done well. there's no evidence, i don't think that mcgahn or others were consulted on that and as the "times" -- or is it wolff now reports, hard to get these things straight, the lawyers are saying you put out a statement and

according to state senator scott wiener's office... the bill was inspired by the san francisco lactation ordinance that was passed back in june. ( darya ) the u-s senate has blocked a bill that would have banned most abortions after 20 weeks. the

the verifications that has not been true that is why the verification is so importantpolice chief bill scotthe news conference to remind people that sfpd officers will not assist in immigration enforcement in any way. we want to community and a city everyone where everyone has access government everyone has access to when they need them everyone has access to be able to report time want to have that access these are why the values of our city are so important. and we want to publix to know immigration is not the issuea community organizer assisting with the hotline says it's dedicated to ice enforcement raid verification and response....and is not to be used for legal advice. we've posted that hotline number on our website, kron4.com. there you can also find a list of immigrant legal resources in the bay area. maureen kelly kron4 news. (steve) the teenaged athlete paralyzed during an east bay wrestling match is getting gifts from the warriors. a team representative delivered a replica 20-17 championship ring to ryan joseph. he also got a basketball signed by andre iguodala. ryan suffered a s

under a bill sponsored by scott sext reval it could not be done anyone under 18. >> it's not licensed professional counsel lers doing that work it's religous phanatic that's don't understand sexual identity. i never work with a family who just simply want me to change their child. that's not what good therapy s. >> the bill would also limit state funding for healthcare providers that perform conversion therapy. >> tomorrow you can help raise awareness about human tracking and campaign is run by the homeland security and officials say 0 million worldwide are affected by human trafficking. >> trafficking, she said? >> and use the hag wear blue day we wear blood because. >> service members and veterans can get a year of mental healthcare after leaving the sentence part of executive ort. the goal is to get better and tools they need to be sul full after leaving service. according to va secretary service members have a high risk of suicide and mental health problem. >> 17 people in california are dead and 2 still missing after mudslides in southern california and slash nrots hit early tues

bill? representative scott taylor will join us next.his is bloomberg. ♪ s is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power," i am shery ahn. and i am david westin. one of the biggest obstacles is how to handle so-called dreamers, people who were brought to this country when it were still children. representative scott taylor sits appropriations committee. good to have you with us. rep. taylor: good to be with you. i am a national security guy. it is good to have security for our borders. i agree with the president, quite frankly, when we are talking about having more money for security on the wall, if you will come whether that is technology or a physical wall. also looking at a marriage in terms of integration as well as chain migration, getting a handle on that and perhaps e-verify. i love all of those things. however, i think it is important for our party and leaders in general to lead on this issue. we will not rest your eight-year-old kid if you have him with you or you cannot hold the kid accountable for the sin

there are many bills, congressman bobby scott's bill to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. congresswoman alma adams, closing the meal gap act. there are many bills that many members of the congressional black caucus are championing every single day to ensure dr. king's life and liz death will rebe remembered and that his death will not overshadow his life. and that his legacy of fighting as dr. king said to make the promises of democracy real will live on for generations to come. thank you and i yield the balance of my time. >> mr. speaker, the next person, and i just had the pleasure of really meeting her this year, she has a lot of energy and a lot of drive. she got me to go to alabama and i had never been to alabama before. mr. everett: but after her personality -- vance vance but after her -- mr. evans: but after her personality and her drive and her intellectual curiosity and between she and john lewis, what could i say? so i'd like to yield to great member from the state of alabama, honorable terry sewell, seventh district. sewell sewell thank you so much -- ms. sewel

bill. bay area state senator scott wiener introduced this bill today. it requires businesses to provide a comfortable place for new moms by 2019 or face a fine. >>> offensive or too pl politicallycally. the cleveland indians says it will remove the image from jerseys and hats starting in the 2019 season. it has been used by the indians. some say the image is racist and needs to go while others say it's tradition and shouldn't be changed. the commissioner of major league baseball urged the team to lose the logo because, it's, quote, no longer appropriate. >>> tonight all the hype begin. it's super bowl week. the patriots and eagles are in minnesota as everyone around the country gets ready for their various super bowl parties. the patriots arriving in minneapolis. they're used to this stuff. it's the patriots' eighth time in the super bowl in the last 16 years. that's every other year basically? there's tom brady coming in looking very cool there. what did jeff say, about 12 degrees right now? >> that's why you can see their breath in the cold air. >> yo

. >> so the district attorney wants the law changed through a bill senator scott wiener and sue assembly members are proposing. >> under the law that we are proposing if you break the glass even if your vehicle wasn't locked it would be a felony. >> reporter: and it's difficult proving in court that a car was locked under the existing law. a big reason most of the break-ins occur in tourist areas like fisherman wharf. >> we have to prove in order to have the car burglary is that actually the vehicle was locked. >> squlr and that is challengin. tourists visit and leave. >> if they've gone and can't testify the door was locked. >> reporter: if the bill passes that wouldn't be necessary. >> vic lee abc 7 news. >> a driver says one use add bb or pellet gun to shoot at a car? san jose this morning. the woman spoke to us but didn't want to be show shown on camera. >>> i got the heck out of there. and and i probably i went 80 miles an hour but i wanted to get away from them. >> it happens on southbound i-680 six before 6:00 this morning. the shots shattered the rear passenger window. the invest

the supervisors have announced a resolution with police chief bill scott to crack down on what is consideredy crime epidemic. each police district station will assign a plain clothed police team to conduct their own operations. crime stats show that back in 2012, there were 13,000 car break-ins and more than 30,000 cars burglarized in 2017. some people in law enforcement blame the rising numbers on prop 47 that recategorized some nonviolent offenses as misdemeanors which makes it easier for car burglars to commit crimes with little or no penalties. >>> a jury decided that brooks has to pay more than half a million dollars in punitive damages after an assault in 2015. she pushed downey lane brown after an argument about a west oakland public housing project. the same jury awarded brown $3.75 million in compensatory damages in december in a lawsuit against the city of oakland. brooks punched brown in the chest with both fists and sent her flying backwards over a stack of folding chairs. she hit her in the head and had to have surgery on the shoulder. >>> it sounds like the plot of a science fi

i want to bring back "the washington post" political reporter eugene scott and bill kriz tal, founder and editor of the weekly standard. this is a huge issue for people across the country. and the white house continues to take a partisan stand. bill, i know you sent out a pretty notable tweet over the weekend. but i want to share the outgoing message from the white house. let's take a listen. >> thank you for calling the white house. unfortunately, we cannot answer your call today because congressional democrats are holding government funding, including funding for our troops and other national security priorities hostage to an unrelated immigration debate. >> bill, let's comment on that. >> i mean, i worked at the white house 25 years ago, it was a different era, but the idea you would have the white house operators record a tweet -- record a message when you call the white house, the white house residence, the president of the united states, the white house is the white house of the u.s., not of the democrat or republican party or democratic party. record something that attacks demo

tonight the san francisco district attorney along with state senator scott weiner have introduced a bill hope will help prosecute criminals responsible for the smash and grabs. kron4's ella sogomonian is live in the newsroom, ella you talked to the victims? shattered glass is now such a common sight on the streets of san francisco victims i spoke with jokingly call it sidewalk glitter. this video showing a thief who used a blow torch to do it - in a story you'll only see on kron 4. an average of 82 drivers living or visiting san francisco come back to their cars to this sight every daybroken glass on the sidewalk and a busted window. jamie pare is one of the many victims who's had to shell out more than 200 dollars to get it fixed after her window was smashed by the civic centeralthough she left nothing out.sot: jamie pare, victim// "they ripped out the back seat and pulled out the back of the trunk and the center console but i absolutely never leave anything visible because i know this is an issue and im just super mad that this happened."employees with glass plus say it's a growing pro

. >> the white house supported that bill, but scott mcgrew says a strange statement from donald trump threw the vote into confusion. >> yeah, confusion, trump blasted the fisa court. he tweeted, house votes on controversial fisa act today. this is the act that may have been used with the help of discredited and phonies do yap to so badly surveil and abuse the trump campaign by the previous administration and others. so this is a very strange tweet. the trump administration supports the house vote renewing the fisa court's power. he's tweeting drit schism of a bill his entire administration is on record as supporting. so there was real confusion this morning among republicans as they prepped for that vote. trump would later clarify his position. as you can see the house voted to reauthorize the fisa court's power for six more years. an amendment that would have given more protection to here's california democrat nancy pelosi wondering if donald trump even knows what the fisa court is. >> put out tweets or so undermining what we were trying to do on the floor in terms of fisa and the re

in the new tax bill just passed tim scott was a champion of a critical piece in there that will help urban areas but also rural areas economically depressed attract businesses with massive tax incentives. >> sandra: i can't wait to hear what he has to say. and the nebraska farm bureau president says we need a president who knows how many financial trouble we are in. good to see you. we'll see you tonight as well. >> bill: president trump meanwhile saying he wants to work with democrats on immigration reform. can they bridge the divide over the border wall and dreamers here in the u.s. the legislative director marc short spent the weekend at camp david working on this and more and he will answer that coming up next live. >> look, if we don't deal with the security and with chain migration we'll be back before on a daca issue in a few years. that's the wrong thing for america to do. >> bill: 9:33 in new york. 120 firefighters responded to a fire at trump tower. eric shawn is there, 5th avenue and 56th street. what is happening now? >> quite a scare this morning. the alarm came in in th