burris says, 0, 3 lawsuits will be combined into one. it includes 20 plaintiffs, at least 25 defendants who are or were sworn officers and possibly up to 100 more listed as john doe's micro damage is is is certainly for the individual. that's not that's the i can really looking for is a finding. >> a pattern and practice of constitutional violations that exist by this department. and therefore, we want to have a series of reforms that move much of the misconduct in the manner which is misconduct has occurred. burris intends to prove the police department needs institutional controls put in place to ensure officers are following the law. and this could include a signing a federal monitor to oversee the agency. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> we reached out to the city of antioch and the police department to get their response to this latest lawsuit. we have not yet heard back. kron 4 continues to put the focus on fentanyl and the crisis here in the bay area. a homeless man who >> held up signs advertising free fentanyl outside of

my attorney john burris and his law firm racial bias. and that is just undeniable. >> the misogynistic attitudes. we get into are all that and a lot, a lot of the policing that's taking place. this is the 3rd civil suit burris has filed against the city of antioch, 2 former police chiefs, interim chief and dozens of police officers. >> burris says all 3 lawsuits will be combined into one. it includes 20 plaintiffs and at least 25 defendants are or were sworn officers and possibly up to 100 more listed as john doe's. so it's really important to get to this because i was for rocky that exist within department. >> then it has to weeded out. that's a big gut. it out. if we want to get department facebook people in the community can feel that may they will receive constitutional policing and be treated respectfully as human beings by the police department and its officers and the years to come. the lawsuits seek monetary damages for the plaintiffs and returns to the police department's policies to prevent future corruption. i think the more l

burris says, '03, lawsuits will be combined into one.udes 20 plaintiffs, at least 25 defendants who are or were sworn officers and possibly up to 100 more listed as john doe's micro damage is is is certainly for the individual. that's not that's the least actors who are really looking for is a finding. >> that doesn't count practice of constitutional violations that exist by this department. and therefore, we want to have a series reforms that move much of the misconduct of the man who was just misconduct has occurred for intends to prove the police department needs institutional controls put in place to ensure officers are following the law. and this could include a signing a federal monitor to oversee the agency. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> now we did reach out to the city of antioch and also the police department to get an update on the response to the lawsuit. but we have not heard back as of yet. well, oakland police are investigating a stabbing that happened just outside of oakland city hall. it happened around 3 o'cloc

burris says, 0, 3 lawsuits will be combined into one., at least 25 defendants who are or were sworn officers and possibly up to 100 more listed as john doe's micro damage is is is certainly for the individual. that's not that's the i can really looking for is a finding. >> a pattern and practice of constitutional violations that exist.by this department. >> and therefore, we want to have a series of reforms that move much of the misconduct of the matter which misconduct has occurred or intense to prove the police department needs institutional controls put in place to ensure officers are following the law. >> and this could include a signing a federal monitor to oversee the agency. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. we reached out to the city of antioch and the police department to get their response to this lawsuit. we have not yet heard back. >> oakley police need some help trying to find the car that hit and killed a man on a bike. here's a picture of the car that they say hit the man on sunday near bridgehead road and main street o

burris says, 0, 3 lawsuits will be combined into one. it includes 20 plaintiffs, at least 25 defendants who are or were sworn officers and possibly up to 100 more listed as john doe's not down. just is is is certainly for that's not that's the likely really looking for is a finding. >> a pattern and practice of constitutional violations that exist by this department. >> and therefore, we want to have a series reforms that move out much of the misconduct of the matter which is misconduct has occurred. burris intends to prove the police department needs institutional controls put in place to ensure officers are following the law. >> and this could include a signing a federal monitor to oversee the agency. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> we did reach out thh and the department to get their response on this lawsuit. and so far we have not heard back coming up here this hour, a new fda approved test is identifying the risk for opioid addiction. we'll see how this new technology works and ongoing attacks on ships in the red sea impacti

my attorney john burris and his law firm racial bias. and just undeniable. >> the size in this together do for the get into are all that and a lot. a lot of the policing that's taking place. this is the 3rd civil suit burris has filed against the city of antioch, 2 former police chiefs, interim chief and dozens of police officers. >> burris says all 3 lawsuits will be combined into one. it includes 20 plaintiffs and at least 25 defendants are or were sworn officers and possibly up to 100 more listed as john goes. so it's really important. >> to get to as i was for former rocky that exist within department that it has to me. weeded out. that's a big gut. it out. if we want to get department placement paid people in the community can feel that may they will receive constitutional policing to be treated respectfully as human beings by the police department and its officers in the years to come. the lawsuits seek monetary damages for the plaintiffs and returns to the police department's policies to prevent future corruption. i think the more

. >> burris says he expects the legal proceedings are going to take time. >>> all right. let's give you a live look at san francisco tonight. expected to be a very busy weekend in the city as we do the final countdown to christmas. if you're looking to get your last-minute shopping in, good news. it appears san francisco retailers are seeing improved safety all around union square. all the crime efforts are really paying off. the city's main shopping district packed this afternoon. city leaders have been trying to turn the bad shopping vibe around by increasing police visibility, including a series of retail robbery crackdowns. according to the department, thefts have dropped by about half compared to last year's shopping season. it seems everyone agrees it's getting better. >> yeah, we see a lot of stores has been open right now, so we're probably going back to normal. >> everything's safe. this area is amazing. a lot of patrol going on around here. so you feel safe in the union square area. >> that guy you just saw owns a specialty sneaker shop around the corner from un

, the palestinian marters using their civil cause as the ambulances and the vehicles allocated for burry for taking uh the marters into the simetries uh they are running out of fuel and they don't have any access to the fuel and they told the people just to bring any kind of any fuel uh for the vehicles and ambulances to uh to take the dead bodies to the symmetry uh so this is the situation right now yeah i uh noticed behind you there and i think you indicated that uh there was there were people there that were marking the dead uh they were lined up uh can you tell us how many people uh were murdered there? that they were uh paying their respects to, yes, these people are are the relatives of 25 palestinia civilians from alqsan family which was targeted by several israeli air strikes in the anusarat refugee camp, it's the same scene iterated since the beginning of this aggression so far, this is the same scene for the people, we are talking about dozens of the palestinian civilians. "who were targeted and killed by the israeli accubatian aer strikes and their and their relatives uh came

heard uh from one of the directors of the graveyards in uh in sedaro said that we are perhaps um burrying uh from the people uh and definitely more casualties and very high price, we're definitely seeing also the fact that the us does not see eye to eye with the israelis, despite the fact that it continues to support it completely towards the end, but they're trying to buy time and even sell lot of fabrications on the issue of fact that they have warned the israelies. not to uh target civilians, we have seen from the washington post uh, reports on the fact that the israelis have not avoided targeting civilians and that seems to be a clear issue there. um and it seems that the western media, the mainstream media is a daily basis incapable of covering up for the israelis and we probably might see new form of media gaining ground whether not only social media but even among the uh the the mass media or the western media uh we might see some change somewhat because they are forced to look more towards the truth or else they will lose of course lot of ground especially in region, yeah, if you

la demanda fue presentada por el abogado de los derechos civiles, john burris, y se suma a los 13 reclamosos en el departamento de la policía. estas demandas llegarán a un tribunal real hasta mediados del próximo año. >> bueno, hay varias familias hispanas. podrían estar expuestas a químicos tóxicos potencialmente cancerígenos. se han detectado en ciertos productos hallados en lo que algún día fue una tintorería. esto es en barrio de richmond. flavio lacayo es quien nos explica esta preocupante situación para ellos y habló con las autoridades y personas afectadas. >> habían detectado que aquí había químicos en el área. >> aquí la señora cardenas vive junto a una tienda miscelánea en richmond, donde las autoridades estatales encontraron altos niveles de químicos tóxicos que pudieran causar cáncer y otras enfermedades. >> me dio nervios, pues porque dice que eso afecta la salud. >> el departamento estatal de control de sustancias tóxicas primero envió cartas a los hogares posiblemente afectados y 1 de ellos es el de la señora cardenas. luego instalaron bajo tierra unos dispositivos y el 26 d

reyna 31 and oakland. 3 burries does have been fired after they kicked out a customer from the coffee shop. yeah. this comes after jewish customer called graffiti that she had noticed in the bathroom anti-semitic. >> with kron four's rob nesbitt talking to one of the breeze just who was fired to get a better idea. what's going on. >> farley's east in oakland was closed monday with a statement posted on the front door owners. amy and chris hillyard addressing the now viral video of the jewish customer walking to the coffee shops restroom on december. 3rd, in the video you see graffiti, that design equals fascism and 3 farley's employees are recorded asking the customer to leave the statement saying in part, quote, events like the strike and perpetuate the rise in y t- anti-semitism in our community and around the world. we do not tolerate any behavior at farley's that makes people feel unwelcome or unsafe because this act was not aligned with our values. the employees involved in the incident are no longer employed by farley's. yeah. shocking. one of those employees is jesse turner who

john burris is a civil rights attorney who's been involved in the process of overseeing reforms to the oakland police department for the last 20 years. he believes the mayor's decision is a setback and a mistake. >> armstrong is the best, most qualified person. no doubt about that. uh, because he checks all the boxes. he has all the experience. but obviously the conflict between he and the mayor's perception of him and not and i think they should reconcile and have some real discussion about, i mean, i mean, uh, in order to move the department forward. >> the mayor didn't explain why she rejected the candidates, but said only in a statement she looked forward to working with the police commission to find new candidates for the chief position. back in september, mayor tao made this pledge on ktvu about what she would do if her city did not have a police chief. by the end of this year. >> do you think we'll have an opd chief before the end of the year? i'm really hopeful that we will. >> and if we don't, and i'll say it right here today, and if we don't, i will declare a state of emergen

. >> john burris is a civil rights attorney who's been involved in the process of overseeing reforms to the oakland police department for the last 20 years. he believes the mayor's decision is a setback, and a mistake. >> ron armstrong is the best, most qualified person. there's no doubt about that. uh, because he checks all the boxes, he has all the experience. but obviously the conflict between he and the mayor, perception of him and not and i think they should reconcile and have some real discussion about i mean, i mean, uh, in order to move the department forward. >> the mayor didn't explain why she rejected the candidates, but said only in a statement she looked forward to working with the police commission to find new candidates for the chief position. back in september, mayor tao made this pledge on ktvu about what she would do if her city did not have a police chief by the end of this year. >> do you think we'll have an opd chief before the end of the year? >> i'm really hopeful that we will. and if we don't and i'll say it right here today, and if we don't, i will declare a

john burris is a civil rights attorney who's been involved in the process of overseeing reforms to the oakland police department over the past 20 years. he believes the mayor's decision is a setback, and a mistake, von armstrong is the best, most qualified person, no doubt about that. >> uh, because he checks all the boxes, he has all the experience, but obviously the conflict between he and the mayor's perception of him and not and i think they should reconcile and have some real discussion about, i mean, me, uh, in order to move the department forward. >> mayor tao didn't elaborate on why she rejected the candidates, but said only in a statement she's looking forward to working with the police commission to find new candidates for the chief position back in september, mayor tao made this pledge on ktvu about what she would do if her city did not have a police chief. by the end of this year. >> do you think we'll have an opd chief before the end of the year? >> i'm really hopeful that we will. and if we don't, and i'll say it right here today, and if we don't, i will declare a state o

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we're probably past due for an update from our chief of security, kimberly burris, talking about ther safety equity initiative, as well as what we're doing with technology, with our transit ambassadors and with our fare inspectors. and we're probably also due for an update on technology, including the replacement of all of our real time information panels as the first phase of that work, as well as the next phases of that work, which we are eager to fund. because not only does that information help people who are afraid of taking out their phone, just the mere presence of that information actually helps to increase confidence for all riders just as improvements in speed and reliability. we hear from our passengers a lot that the greatest concerns that they have have are on our lower frequency and less reliable lines because you're standing there and you don't know when the next bus is coming and that's when our riders get very nervous. so when you can see the next bus coming, that provides a great deal of reassurance for our passengers is great looking forward to see those presentati

we're probably past due for an update from our chief of security, kimberly burris, talking about ther safety equity initiative, as well as what we're doing with technology, with our transit ambassadors and with our fare inspectors. and we're probably also due for an update on technology, including the replacement of all of our real time information panels as the first phase of that work, as well as the next phases of that work, which we are eager to fund. because not only does that information help people who are afraid of taking out their phone, just the mere presence of that information actually helps to increase confidence for all riders just as improvements in speed and reliability. we hear from our passengers a lot that the greatest concerns that they have have are on our lower frequency and less reliable lines because you're standing there and you don't know when the next bus is coming and that's when our riders get very nervous. so when you can see the next bus coming, that provides a great deal of reassurance for our passengers is great looking forward to see those presentati

and counting palestinian civilians innocent men, women and children have been bombed, incinerated, burriedve forcebly and illegally kidnapped and detained and ethnicically cleanseed. over 12 thousand and counter children massacreed. the u.s. government uses our taxpayer dollars to arm the israeli occupation forces. without condition to carry out these war crimes over $13 million of san francisco taxpayer dollars are aiding and abetting this war on children. that money could pay for over 1500 houses with public housing give over 4500 children free or low cost healthcare or 144 public school teachers this year. this nation looks to san francisco as a leading voice in social and-- >> thank you for your comments. >> hello supervisors. district 1 resident and here to ask you to vote yes on the cease fire resolution. what is happening on the other side of the world has a impact in san francisco. [indiscernible] spiking in our city. just a few incident that happened in san francisco since october 7 includes, the assault of muslim sf unified student in district 3. smash windows on ice cream shop o

and counting palestinian civilians innocent men, women and children have been bombed, incinerated, burriedve forcebly and illegally kidnapped and detained and ethnicically cleanseed. over 12 thousand and counter children massacreed. the u.s. government uses our taxpayer dollars to arm the israeli occupation forces. without condition to carry out these war crimes over $13 million of san francisco taxpayer dollars are aiding and abetting this war on children. that money could pay for over 1500 houses with public housing give over 4500 children free or low cost healthcare or 144 public school teachers this year. this nation looks to san francisco as a leading voice in social and-- >> thank you for your comments. >> hello supervisors. district 1 resident and here to ask you to vote yes on the cease fire resolution. what is happening on the other side of the world has a impact in san francisco. [indiscernible] spiking in our city. just a few incident that happened in san francisco since october 7 includes, the assault of muslim sf unified student in district 3. smash windows on ice cream shop o

so it's basically committing to implement the plans that chief of security kimberly burris, has alreadyoped. and we intend to do so. so it sounds like keep doing what you're doing is the condition. well, a bad condition. it is, is it's more than that. it is substantial work. it is work that we wanted to do, too. but in the juggling of our day to day priorities, this allows us to ensure that we actually meet the requirements and the schedule that are being imposed upon us from mtc right next slide. thank you. jeff. is 18, which i think is your summary slide and i'm going to make a point that might sound like nitpicking, but i think it's important at the very bottom you say we need to act now to identify a new ongoing revenue sources or new ways of doing business. yes. and it seems to me that or ought to be an and the substantive question behind that is at our workshop, are we going to be seeing not just revenue options, but also expenditure reductions? we will be our goal is to continue to provide the service that we are now providing. and so we're the primary focus is on identifying the

so it's basically committing to implement the plans that chief of security kimberly burris, has alreadyeloped. and we intend to do so. so it sounds like keep doing what you're doing is the condition. well, a bad condition. it is, is it's more than that. it is substantial work. it is work that we wanted to do, too. but in the juggling of our day to day priorities, this allows us to ensure that we actually meet the requirements and the schedule that are being imposed upon us from mtc right next slide. thank you. jeff. is 18, which i think is your summary slide and i'm going to make a point that might sound like nitpicking, but i think it's important at the very bottom you say we need to act now to identify a new ongoing revenue sources or new ways of doing business. yes. and it seems to me that or ought to be an and the substantive question behind that is at our workshop, are we going to be seeing not just revenue options, but also expenditure reductions? we will be our goal is to continue to provide the service that we are now providing. and so we're the primary focus is on identifying t

so it's basically committing to implement the plans that chief of security kimberly burris, has alreadyoped. and we intend to do so. so it sounds like keep doing what you're doing is the condition. well, a bad condition. it is, is it's more than that. it is substantial work. it is work that we wanted to do, too. but in the juggling of our day to day priorities, this allows us to ensure that we actually meet the requirements and the schedule that are being imposed upon us from mtc right next slide. thank you. jeff. is 18, which i think is your summary slide and i'm going to make a point that might sound like nitpicking, but i think it's important at the very bottom you say we need to act now to identify a new ongoing revenue sources or new ways of doing business. yes. and it seems to me that or ought to be an and the substantive question behind that is at our workshop, are we going to be seeing not just revenue options, but also expenditure reductions? we will be our goal is to continue to provide the service that we are now providing. and so we're the primary focus is on identifying the