a lot of that has to do with bodine refusing to prosecute people who are out there selling drugs.giant with your average citizens because they are getting fed up, people used to say crimes were contained in the tenderloin, it has ballooned to every corner of the city. >> just a small window at what is happening in san francisco and it is beyond clear the da needs to go. even minutes making criminals lives easier and the lives of san franciscans more dangerous by the day. san francisco police officers association president tony montoya said crime is awaken the sleeping giant because residents don't want to live this way anymore and my next guest is trying to oust bodine, one of the victims of this policy. back in december her home was burglarized by a parolee. her son was on the other side of the window, 40,$000 worth including computer, laptop, i end camera. i tried to capture what i could in the time we had, your heartbreaks, and you get angry at the same time because you keep saying but for the grace of god go i, people made one wrong decision and end of living on the streets bu

and it is beyond clear, more than ever, that the d.a., ciesla bodine needs to go.g criminals lives easier. in the lives of san franciscans more dangerous. by the day. now a san francisco police officers association tony montoya just said, the crime is just awakening the sleeping giant because residents are angry. they don't want to live this way anymore. i don't want to live in fear anymore. and my next guests is helping movement to oust chesa boudin. one of the many victims of this diaz insane policies. back in december, her home was burglarized by a parolee. her young son was on the other side of the window as a suspect tried to break end. he stole more than $30,000 with of items including a computer, laptop, high-end camera, even a power washer. joining me now is venture capitalists sign on. i try to capture what i could but the time we had. and your heart breaks and you get angry at the same time because you keep saying but for the grace of god go i. these people made one wrong decision and they end up living on the streets. obviously the policies in place aren

and if you remember, district attorney bodine and i worked on pushing the civil service commission to make sure we never hire any police officers from another jurisdiction that have a history of racial profiling, a history of misconduct. we have to control what our police force looks like and the people that are in it. we also have to make sure when we have folks going into the police academy and trained properly with the communities of color and black, pacific islanders, asian community, and not just get thrown to the wolves. i have had several conversations with police officers who say the minute they had entered academies, they were basically given negative pictures of bayview, lakeview, filmore t mission, of some of the homes in san francisco. they go into the academy with a bad impression of these neighborhoods and communities. they get trained to do police activities and get sent into the communities that they were told not to care about. that is a recipe for disaster. how you walk and move in community, how you spend time in community. and then another thing wefr to do is reall