chick-fil-a could be declared public nuisance in one southern california city. this is what the line looked like at lunch yesterday at the chick-fil-a in pleasanton. it is so bad they have to have cones directing drivers in separate lines. some customers have also complained about traffic on main street. the lines have gotten to be too much for some livermanning in santa barbara. they say the cars in the drive thru are causing chaos and want city leaders to do something about it already it has created an attractive nuisance and clear and present danger. i don't think we should wait until someone gets killed. i brought this to the attention of city council and city administrator two and a half years ago. in two and a half years, nothing has changed. >> the store owner said they asked the city to expand the parking lot. in the meantime they did add a second drive thru to ease congestion. people want their chicken. >> they do. the more space you add i think the more people will come. >> we'll see what happens. >>> still ahead, an amazing fossil find for scientists

california. their online sports betting initiative would break the promise between us. it's bad for tribes and all californians. join us. protect the promise. >>> chick-fil-a could be declared a public nuisance in a city in california. >> it's no secret that drive- through lines can cause traffic backups. this is what the line looks like at lunch today at chick- fil-a in pleasanton. you can see traffic get so bad, they have to have cones directing drivers into separate lines. some customers in walnut creek also complained about the traffic on main street. now, the chick-fil-a lines have gotten to be just too much for some people living in santa barbara. they say all the cars waiting in the driver are causing chaos on the streets and they want city leaders to do something about it. >> it has created an attractive nuisance, a clear and present danger. i don't think we should wait until someone gets killed. i brought this to the attention of city council, and the city administrator, 2 1/2 years ago. and in 2 1/2 years, nothing has changed. >> the storeowners said they asked the city to expand the parking lot. in the meantime they added a second drive-through to try to ease that congestion. i love chick-f

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the most, most major california cities. kpix betty wu on the findings and why the police department says it does not come close to telling the story. >>> the report's author says sfpd came in last in terms of statistical reporting and the crimes in this city are only getting worse. the police department begs to differ. >> it is viral videos like these showing shoplifting inside of a san francisco walgreens. even throwing bananas at a customer. a new report from the nonprofit center on juvenile and criminal justice. it is an organization whose mission is to reduce society's reliance on incarceration as a solution to social problems. >> this national stampede, really, it is insane to depict it as criminals getting away with everything and taking over the streets and the stores it is, it is just absurd. >> reporter: overall they remain a liability to the city. among the findings. finding the highest cost a mile patrolled. each one pays each year, slightly less than l.a. residents but the lowest clearance rate compared to other

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he is supporting a bill that would allow san jose, san francisco, oakland, and other california cities to put up cameras to track speeders. it is a pilot program which would help police enforce speed limits on busy streets. the bill would allow the dmv to issue fines for drivers who get caught. >>> up next a familiar face. we'll explain why first lady dr. jill biden was in the central valley today. >>> here's a live look inside rockefeller center. lester holt preparing for "nightly news." one of the top stories, inside the city thanks it will be russia's next target. how it's fortifying for a fight and why the strike could come from the sea. did you know that renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations america's number one kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! we make kitchen and bathroom renovations easy for everyone. we quote and design each project and help customers select all finishes without having to leave their home! wow! agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovati

new report claims citizens spend more and get less from the police department than most major california cities. betty has more on the findings and why the police department said they don't come close to telling the whole story. >> it's viral videos, showing shoplifting inside a san francisco walgreens where a man against behind the counter and throws things at a customer that prompted a new report from the nonprofit center on juvenile and criminal justice. they want to reduce society's reliance on prison ace solution to social problems. >> this national stampede really is really become insane to show san francisco as a crime ridden, of criminals getting away with everything and taking over the streets and the stores is just ridiculous. >> mike a former uc santa cruz instructor said that overall sfpd remains a liability to the city. among the findings, sfpd has the highest cost per square mile patrolled, each resident pays about $700 for police services each year. slightly less than la residents. sfpd reports the lowest clearance rate compared to other major cities. >> they get less from the po

the only california city to be in the top ten. >> we've got to play tonight. >> let's figure out wha tonight, our special edition of "nbc nightly news" from inside ukraine as deadly attacks on civilians escalate the chilling images, a russian mortar blast in a city just outside the capital kyiv, a family killed, civilians fleein across a destroyed bridge nearly 100% of russian forces that had amassed on the border now inside ukraine the mounting toll. the u.n. says more than 400 civilians have been killed ukraine says it's far higher >>> also, the families desperate to escape. the mother i met forced to pull her premature infant out of the hospital to so they can both flee to safety a staggering 1.7 million have now left the country. >>> the ukraine crisis sending gas prices soaring to a new record high, over $4 a gallon how much higher could it go? >>> also tonight, tracking the severe storm threat along the east coast on the heels of a deadly tornado outbreak, a powerful ef4 with 170-mile-per-hour winds confirmed in iowa >>> and a new turning point as new york city lifts covid mand

he's supporting a bill that would allow san jose, san francisco, oakland and other california cities to put up cameras to track speeders. now, it is a pilot program which would help police enforce speed limits on busy streets. it would allow the dmv to issue fines to drivers who get caught speeding. >>> part of the caldecott tunnel will be closed the next couple of nights. caltrans doing some maintenance work. the number one eastbound bore through the tunnel will be closed starting tonight at 10:00 p.m. until 4:30 in the morning. it will also be closed the same hours starting tuesday night. the other bores in each direction will be open during the construction. however, drivers are being told to expect delays and allow some extra time. >>> let's bring jeff back in now and talk about the rest of the week and we got some rainfall. how are we doing with that? >> pretty good. we picked up from a quarter to about one inch so nice at least for the short-term fire danger. when it comes to the rainfall season, though, it really hasn't made a major impact. we're going to take a look at how we

now this popular restaurant is causing sparks in one california city. >> thank you, still here at 5:00, covid-19 instructions might be easing but bay area food banks are still in in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way customer service teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> food banks and pantries are still in high demand, despite the easing of the pandemic. justin andrews is in san mateo, where families got much needed help. >> so many families are still in desperate need for food, although we are seeing covid-19 restrictions eze, the need for these families is still there. here in the parking lot of samaritan house in san mateo, there were a row of cars waiting to get food. they served 500 families today, alone. since march of 2020, nearly 4000

that most major california cities.t is according to research data in a six-page policy brief released this week from the center on juvenile and criminal justice. >> this is pretty bad and it's also getting worse. we have seen declines in arrests in in crime clearance in san francisco over time. they're pretty alarming and which have not to the same extent. elsewhere. >> this center juvenile and criminal justice graphic shows the percentages for the sf police budget per resident police employees per resident and reported crimes. president are all going up while the rest and crime solved are trending in the other direction. when you read that. >> i mean nothing that that folks like me don't know. and and what we've been trying to a certain really is the basis for the defund movement, right, that we continue to invest in the violence of folicing across real state. but there's there's little to no definitive data that more cops equal less crime and and actually, if you look at the communities with the most police pay, whic

. >> coming up next, the california city ranked among this year's favorite spring break destinations. hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm. that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. crab fisherman have until next friday. a week from friday. >> to finish up their work because the season is closing 2 months early. one of the problems over the course of the season. 2 whales have been entangled in fishing gear. one incident happened in san mateo county, the other and monterey bay, california, fish and wildlife officials say the closure will take effect friday, april 8 from the mendocino sonoma county line to the u.s. mexico border. the clock is ticking for bay area tenants behind on rent because of the pandemic. the state's eviction moratorium expires march 31st. >> after that, landlords will be able to start filing eviction notices to runners who owe back rent san jose city leaders say close to 7,000 runners are at risk of ge

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claims that san franciscans spin more and get less from their police department than most major california cities. that's all according to the center on juvenile and criminal justice. it says the department budget was close to 703 million dollars. but the number of arrests in crime saw are trending down. >> there's little to no definitive data that more cops equal less crime and and actually, if you look at that, that communities with the most which are mostly urban areas, that's where crime about right? so we're investing in the wrong things. >> the san francisco police department calls the report purely political saying its homicide clearance rate is above average. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the irish pub in the east bay celebrating its grand reopening post covid just in time for saint patrick's day. >> and after ukraine's president gave a heartfelt speech pleading for assistance from u.s., lawmakers aid is now on the way what they're doing to help. we'll be right back after the break. well, now to our drought emergency. a new study says >> californians may be making things worse and

police officers and one southern california city are helping out people who are having a tough time filling up those gas tanks. are you giving me #### yeah god believe that officers and ocean side went around handing out $50 to people pumping gas. in total. they say they gave away $1500 away to 30. different individuals and drivers said every little bit helps. hurt a lot. you know, it's taken away from everything else sits. you know, it's hard to go out to eat. now it's hard to afford everything and just getting around just getting her to daycare, and all that stuff has been difficult. it's a cool experience to get on the community and make people smile and serve in a different way. officers received a $20,000 grant from a nonprofit to make events like this happen, oceanside pd say they plan on conducting even more giveaways every month. coming up in sports . things got heated in. miami sports director mark albania's has details of why the he took out there frustration on each care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean,

that most major california cities. that is according to research data in a six-page policy brief released this week from the center on juvenile and criminal justice. >> this is pretty bad and it's also getting worse. we have seen declines in arrests and in crime clearance and san francisco over time. they're pretty alarming and which have not to the same extent. elsewhere. >> this center juvenile and criminal justice graphic shows the percentages for the sf police budget per resident police employees per resident and reported crimes. president are all going up while the rest and crime solved are trending in the other direction. when you read that. >> i mean nothing that that folks like me don't know. and and what we've been trying to a certain really is the basis for the defund movement, right, that we continue to cpinvest in the violence and policing across will state. but there's there's little to no definitive data that more cops equal less crime and and actually, if you look at that, that communities with the most

the mayors of seven of california's largest cities are throwing their support behind governor newsom'skle the mental health crisis among the unhoused in california. the mayor is so much including san jose, sam ricardo and libby schaaf of oakland appeared together by zoom to support the proposal called care court the plan unveiled by the governor yesterday would offer more services to homeless people and others with severe mental health and addiction disorders people will be obligated to accept care if they don't they could be put into a leadership care court is a very important step forward. i think even governor newsom would be the first to admit. this is not a sufficient. solution it is a necessary one and it's an important step we need to take. under the plan counties will be required to set up a mental health branch in civil court and provide comprehensive and community-based treatment. well get ready to unplug. well, don't do it just yet. well, don't do it just yet. is your bathroom over 10 years old? i'm mike holmes, here with ivan from agm renovations america's kitchen and bathr

santa rosa comes in at 21 is the only other california city to make the top 25. celebration happens in the city of dublin, dublin, ireland, but the city located in the east pig, it will host its 38th annual st patrick's day parade this saturday. 9 30 in the morning is the start time. the city will also hold a two day festival on saturday and sunday featuring international food. carnival games and live music, of course, still, following the breaking news right now in san bruno, and that's where little bit two hours ago when a commuter train collided with a maintenance vehicle or workers truck there a boom truck two people were sent ghazi into the hospital. the engineer of the train, as well as one of the workers know caltrain traffic moving on those tracks right now, and probably not for a while, right? but we do see the bart train coming through. and that really is your best bed. if you're on mass transit to get up and down the peninsula and into the city, we do know that caltrain is about to hold a news conference. when that happens, we're going to bring that liv

he is supporting a bill that would allow san jose, san francisco, oakland and other california cities to put up cameras to track speeders. it is a pilot program which would help police enforce speed limits on busy streets. the bill would also allow the dmv to issue fines to drivers who get caught. >>> well, first lady dr. jill biden was in california today to celebrate cesar chavez day. she was in kern county to participate in a citizenship naturalization ceremony. the town of keen is located just southeast of bakersfield, homing to headquarters of the united farmworkers, which was co-founded by the late labor leader. the first lady's great-grandparents were italian immigrants to the u.s. >> their names changed, but the values that they brought across the atlantic stayed the same. loyalty, generosity, kindness, and joy. >> today's event was held at the ufw headquarters, which is also the site of the cesar chavez national monument. >>> okay. new video tonight. watch this. it's a dramatic rescue at the los angeles river to save a dog drifting downstream. the dog had been stranded for ne

danville is the safest city in california. that's according to a new report from safewise listing the 50 most secure cities in the state. the findings are based on the latest violent and property crime data from the fbi. danville has one safest city for the last 3 years in a row in california. safewise also conducted a study that showed 56% of california residents are concerned on a daily basis that crime could happen to them. now our drought emergency. a new study says californians may be making the situation worse. the state water resources control board says urban water use increased. >> by 2.6% this january compared to 2020 governor newsom asked californians to voluntarily reduce their water consumption by 15%. right now the state is on pace to possibly rival is 2012 to 2016 drought. that's when it was mandatory for everyone to use 25% less water. different plans to get the state back on track are now being discussed. and now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside at the golden gate bridge on a really dar

california city and listing coast to prevent wildfires by eating flammable weeds and grass but if youommend my body, mike tyson. yeah. a giant toward crossing the street in sacramento, no problem for this crossing guard. he used to helping kids across the street. these have been part of california firefighting strategy for a long time to get faster made into the sexy shirtless firemen calendar. they have a lot of them. ghost can clear about 2 acres of brush a day, when went for townspeople. if ghosts succeed, there will be no wildfires. if they fail, everyone flipped -- it's environmentally from the because fire patrol have to spray fields with harmful chemicals so they can save the chemicals and make more ihop maple syrup pepsi. yum. topic number three. an adult entertainer in the united kingdom said she made $100,000 by taking covid test on camera for her fans. you might say her fans are into some pretty sick stuff. she performs on sand field, a competitor to only fans. the two companies are in a bit of a fan dual right now. she said she built a loyal following of men who watch her

you know, some love the chatter about businesses abandoning our city, leaving california. we have our challenges ahead. again, look around. historic investments in our city right here. just down at 16th street is the exchange. commercial office building purchased last year for over $1 billion. large companies are renewing and expanding leases in downtown and south of market. right now this month so many companies are returning to the office. because they are invested in this city. this is not a story about commerce fleeing the city. this is a story about confidence in what lies ahead. will it be different than it was? of course. this water front today is different than it once was, too. in fact, it is better. look behind me at what is being built right here. mission rock. one of those buildings will be affordable housing. another is dedicated to life sciences. the third is a future headquarters of visa on what used to be a parking lot. that is the nature of city. [applause]. we adore and we adapt. no, san francisco today is not san francisco 100 years ago or even 50 years a

. >> you were on a call earlier today with major mayors of major cities here in california and you arearing support for this concept. >> the mayors of all of california's largest cities were on this call except for the mayor of san francisco, but everyone said we strongly support what the governor wants to do here, a lot of them share their own experiences like we've all seen people having mental illnesses on the street, a lot of them had stories fresh from this morning when they encountered somebody who was having some sort of a problem mentally and all of them feel it is necessary, and the question that i asked them that they weren't able to ask or answer comprehensively at least right now is, what do you plan to do as a city? what can cities do? what will be your role in this versus the state, versus the county, particularly at a time where you are also trying to solve the homeless crisis generally and with some successes but also with some setbacks and failures, so how do you put this additional thing on your plate and get it all done? >> perhaps provide an additional tool in that

then most major cities in california. from the center on juvenile and criminal justice.nd they take aim at the services that the sfpd provide for the amount of tax dollars being spent. kron four's haaziq madyun has more. >> san franciscans spend more and get less from their police department. that most major california cities that is according to research data in a six-page policy brief released this week from the center on juvenile and criminal justice. >> this is pretty bad and it's also getting worse. we have seen declines in arrests in in crime clearance in san francisco over time. they're pretty alarming and which have not to the same extent. elsewhere. >> this center juvenile and criminal justice graphic shows the percentages for the sf police budget per resident police employees per resident and reported crimes. president are all going up while the rest and crime solved are trending in the other direction. when you read that. >> your thoughts? i mean, nothing that that folks like me don't know. and and what we've been trying to a certain really is the basis for th

that san francisco spends more and get less from their police department compared to most major california citiespd is refuting the claims. the report was prompted by viral videos like this showing shoplifting in the city. among the findings sfpd has the highest cough per square mile patrolled. each resident pays about $700 for police services each year. slightly less than la residents. sfpd reports the lowest clearance rate compared to other major cities. >> they get less from the police department in terms of being efficient. in terms of making arrest to clear crimes. in terms of being transparent. in terms of criminal justice data on what people get arrested for and over arresting of african americans. >> the police department called the brief a political hit piece and misleading noting that it neglected to factor in the city's tourists. >>> san francisco mayor wants to close jfk drive to cars for good. the road through golden gate park has been closed since the beginning of the pandemic. the board will vote on this closure. the the commission endorsed making permanent but critics argue it'll

most california cities will likely continue moving closer to 525 in the next week. o 550 but that was gasbuddy.com executive last friday two days later and now the california average is 528 a gallon a record state high according to triple-a all emits talked at the united states is considering a ban on russian oil imports due to the situation overseas one that drivers we talked with are well aware of it's not a status these poor people in ukraine. they have to worry about sleeping somewhere tonight, so i'm not going to complain about the gas prices. those from big sur in gorda, california may have a different tone though. it's seven dollars and 59 cents a gallon there for regular unleaded as for the bay area napa marin and sonoma counties are the most expensive for gas while solano contra costa and santa clara are the cheapest according to triple-a because i can't afford to i probably have to go back to india four months out of every year so i can live i'm gonna have to start taking the bus or riding a bike or something. with you know, if it goes up to six dollars, it

residents of the city spend more and get less from their police department compared to most major california citiesng the mswas prom viral videos like these showing brazen shoplifting among the findings sfpd hack the highest cough per square mile patrolled each resident pays about $700 for police services each year. slightly less than la residents. sfpd reports the lowest clearance rate compared to other major cities. >>> they get less from the police department in terms of pg&e efficient. in terms of making arrests to clear a crime. in terms of being transparent. in terms of providing reliable criminal justice date unwhat people get arrested for and over arresting of african americans. >> the police department called the policy brief a political hit piece and misleading noting that it neglected to factor in the city's tourists. >>> this morning san francisco mayor wants to close jfk drive to cars for good. the road through golden gate park has been closed sent the beginning of the pan democrat inge. the board will vote on the closure. the sfmts and rec as and parks commission endorse making perman

dublin, california. the city hosted 38th annual st.'s day parade, live music, vendors and carnival rides. attendees glad to be back first time in three years. festival continues tomorrow. lot going on. >> lot of fun. new video out of oakland, heartwarming moment. morning announcement at glenview elementary, one teacher proposed to another in front of the whole school. so brave. fellow teachers and students jumping up and down, cheering with excitement. couple said struggles of teaching at beginning of the pandemic brought the two together. >> look at that crowd. >> i know. wonderful day. >> when you say brave, she did say yes by the way in case you're wondering. >> wow, that's wonderful. congrats to them. >>> rob mayeda is here now, fire going on in second week of march, it's nuts. >> and areas near the california/oregon border where there's usually more rain, fires there. security cameras show drizzle coming down. san francisco and coast, san jose. we'll see some of it in the santa clara valley. view of san francisco. salesforce tower

most california cities will likely continue moving closer to 525 in the next week.ally see california going to 550 that is not something we will see nationally at this point yet. johan explains about 80% of the gas price increase is impacted by the crisis in ukraine the other 20 is because of the transition to summer gas prices professor of economics at san jose state matthew. holian says despite the price jump it's not time to panic yet. we're used to seeing fluctu. oceans and gas prices we're not talking about such large increases that it's going to bring our economy to a standstill. it will affect some households more than others. but as a whole we're going to come through this and and gas prices can be expected to come back down when the conflict is over. and so that i think is where we should really keep our focus is on that. this is a short-term cost. for a very worthwhile cause of avoiding a large-scale war in europe. and going back to that $5 record. here's some perspective compared to 2008. keep in mind if you were to ingest for inflation that $4.10 record

this was 5 police officers in one southern california city. given drivers a welcome surprise. we'll show you what they were handing out. also for getting your wallet at home might become less of a problem. the new technology that lets you store your driver's license on your phone. and what's next for president biden in europe as the war in ukraine nears its one month. mark. >> a big story. president biden arriving in brussels today to meet with the 29 other nato leaders at an emergency summit. they're going to be talking about the crisis in ukraine. this meeting comes as nato officials estimate that up to 15,000 russian troops have been killed since the invasion began 4 weeks ago. biden has expressed concern that russia's president could turn to chemical weapons in this conflict. the talks are expected to center around tightening existing sanctions and expanding assistance to ukraine. >> including cyber security assistance. as well as equipment to help ukraine protect against chemical. but a little tickle. i'm ready to go coal and nuclear threats. >> on friday, president biden

i'm seeing now snow across the rockies, southern parts of california city over the high ground could still see some when she weather, and that just runs its way up towards the great lakes pushing into one terrier into our quick back tennis array is it pushes across the great plaza because we got some want the head of that suddenly winds in kansas, pushing those temperatures up to around 21 celsius on saturday afternoon, falling back to 10 degrees on sundays. our system sweeps through the northeast corner rule out across new england, texas, new york, getting up to around 900 celsius of that state, but some very wet weather around the appalachians, all the way down across arkansas. pushing across into a northern parts of texas. say some rather wet weather, recently into some areas of central america. some live the showers just around costa rica into panama. joining up with some wet weather that we have around haiti casa dominican republic was seen a few showers to into jamaica women island sleeve. it all is not too bad to one or 2 showers coming in here as we go on through sunday that

then most major california cities. that's according to the center on juvenile and criminal justice. it says that the department's budget was close to 703 million dollars. but the number of arrests and crime solved is trending down. >>is there is little to no definitive data that more cops equal less crime and and actually, if you look at that, that communities with the most which mostly urban areas, that's where crime about right? so we're investing in the wrong things. >>the san francisco police department calls the report purely political saying that the number of homicides they solve is above average across far kron on is your local election headquarters in just 12 weeks. the future of san francisco's district attorney chase abou dean will be cited as voters will choose whether or not to recall him from office. kron on's dan kerman has more on the recall effort. >>in 12 weeks, voters will decide whether or not san francisco district attorney be dean should be tossed out of office. now, a new poll commissioned by those who want to recall the dean fines. if the election were held t

we all are realizing in northern california, solved cities like this. >> the stolen merchandise was the term -- recovered and were crazy not seek prosecution. what you do it again? >> my mother will call me and my friends would kill me. wednesday, tried to stop a felony warrant suspect in your international boulevard. the driver who has been identified as ramon sanchez crashed into another car and killed two people. those victims have been identified as jaclyn elliott and cleveland allen. sanchez faces charges including murder. >> has oakland fire department is investigating the cause of a fire that destroyed the tiny fires and damaged another. it happened inside of a community near lake merritt. it accrues 25 minutes to get the fire out. there were no injuries but the damage it does leave five people without a place to live. >> officials will vote on a plan that will combat the county's affordable housing shortage. santa clara and others joined in a discussion with multiple housing projects in the works. it would provide housing for families, veterans, seniors, and people with disabili

. >>> mares of some of california's biggest cities are reacting to governor newsom's new plan to relieve homelessness. the governor wants to create special courts to expedite services for people suffering from mental health problems and addiction. the proposal would require all counties to set up a mental health branch in civil court and provide community-based treatment. the mayors of several cities including oakland and san jose talked about the current strain on police and others. >> immediate interaction on the street is clearly not enough to address the needs of that individual suffering in a mental health crisis. we need to have a place and a system that addresses their critical needs. it will be critically important for us. >> under the plan, people will be obligated to accept mandated care. otherwise they could face criminal charges or psychiatric holds. >>> coming up, the nation's latest job report is in. a recovery from >>> welcome back. let's take a live look at wall street. the dow is down 330 points. >>>a continuing drop in covid cases is fueling an improvement in the nation

santa rosa is in at number 21, the only other california city by the way to make the top 25.nt a lot of time on geary street. tell us all about it. don't have enough time. don't have enough side. go ahead, mike. no, wait. it's a nice day outside, right? see it is unless you don't like the wind. a lot of people don't but it is picking up. it's clear out there for just about everybody offshore. she goes boy when you're in an offshore pattern, and we are stuck in an offshore batter, and then you just don't get much in the way of any hope for anything. you can see all the club because there goes i mean, it's gone system just flew right down over this year gave them 1 to 4 inches of snow. heavenly ad for one, most of the ski resorts not rose had to when advisors out northeast bay hills also had to solano county. lots of sun, though today good visibility, good air quality will be a little cooler with that northerly breeze. 21 jackpot in truckee south like 23. 38 50 you kinda sacramento. so if you get the breeze temps up los angeles, san diego upper fifties palm springs already 60 a

per the report, sfpd arrests black residents at the highest rate of any major california city. in 2020, the sfpds arrest rate for black residents was 9.8 times higher than it was for nonblack residents, and 3.8 times the arrests statewide. we demand the cessation of police stops for repeat traffic infractions. racist policemen can often turn a minor matter into a life threatening situation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> hello, my name is david aaronson. i'm a member of district 1 and i'm a member of wealth and disparities in the black community. there is an issue to address the injustice of black san franciscans. i've grown tired of san francisco police commission. i'm tired of comments falling on deaf ears, so we've sought help from attorney general banta. recently, the police report was released and another was released from the center of juvenile and criminal justice. the c.j.c. made the same recommendations. according to sfpds only data, a black san franciscan is six times as likely to be stopped for racial profiling

of course, we'll work with the california city's coalition to continue to seek additional authorizationy and particularly safety of people outside vehicles as a criterion for posting speed limits. >> vice chair eaken: okay. great. just presuming there are sections that are covered by this authorization but there are large gaps and we're not able to address with this legislation right? >> director tumlin: that's right. baby steps. >> vice chair eaken: my second question was related to transit. i'm glad to hear it sounded like we may be hit the low point and moving into a better situation in terms of operator availability. i wanted to understand may be it's -- operator availability being one challenge. it also feels like we're having challenges with the realtime arrival information and letting people know how long they will be waiting. for some reason, i ice a tran -- i use a transit app, you will see a darker color arrival. you'll see the bus, which is quite satisfying. in other cases you have great out numbers. i understand the schedule information. no actual bus that you can track alon

that most major california cities. that is according to research data in a six-page policy brief released this week from the center on juvenile and criminal justice. >>this is pretty bad and it's also getting worse. we have seen declines in arrests and in crime clearance and san francisco over time. they're pretty alarming and which have not to the same extent. elsewhere. >>this center juvenile and criminal justice graphic shows the percentages for the sf police budget per resident police employees per resident and reported crimes. president are all going up while the rest and crime solved are trending in the other direction. mike mills is the senior researcher behind the report. >>when crime is prosecuted, there's there have been results. the problem lies with the police department not solving crimes. that's where the biggest problem is. i think this is a hit piece that is masquerading as scholarship and it really isn't scholarship. this is something that's cooking the books with statistics. that's an effort to make t