those came earlier today in support of police officers and echo the chief what the mayor said for chris larson and others thank you, for which thank you for all you do and making a big department of defense w for us with that, i'm going to turn it over to the president of the board of supervisors want peskin chp. >> thank you assistant chief and chief and mayor and my colleagues what you guys tell me what we're riding around together to the community if you see something, say something we don't say that we appreciate you had is a rough couple of years we're doing this is at board of supervisors more and more taking a moment out to not take folks for granted to acknowledge how hard the jobs are and just to say. thank you. >> i also want to thanks b f p organization fork being the impetus and chris for making culvert two famous and the deserves that and to the officers the most thank you for going above and beyond the call of duty three stations i know very, very well company a that has been really the heart and core of the superior residential district i represent over the last generation thank

the videos come from security cameras that were paid for by tech executive chris larson and native of the city. he tells me he wants to improve public safety. it's a great city and these we have some issues, but they're very fixable issues. the shortage of police officers says larson is one issue he is tackling. no. i was born in the city, and now i'm protecting the city. larson donated $600,000 to the san francisco police officers association to help with recruitment. it funds an aggressive ad campaign to address what some describe as a staffing crisis. the police department says it is short 548 officers were going through everything i caught up with police chief bill scott as he headed into a community meeting about public safety. we need the assistance and recruitment is you know that's at the top of our priorities right now. and whatever assistance we can we can get is welcome. we're thankful that he cares enough to do that. and the cameras are are golden in terms of helping us solve crime. we must enforce laws, make arrests and prosecute crime. public safety is top of mind for ma

chris larson donat dollars to produce and to air the ads. >> it was something we could do quickly and we are happy with the results so far. we are excited to see if this helps to move the needle. i think it is one of many things that has to happen for public safety. people between the ages of 18 and 34 and they will be airing throughout northern california. reggie: a bay area business owner beyond frustrated after five attempted burglaries in one year. these crimes are not just causing a bunch of damage, but another headache with insurance. you can crowbars and trying to drag a safe out the front door. a last attempt even involve guns. despite thousands of dollars in damage including holes hammered into walls, there is one thing the owner did not what to do in response. >> i was hit five times. i latest premium, they may drop me. reggie: the business owners no focus on adding more security measures which of us can also help with insurance quote. kumasi: in san jose, the mayor is calling for a major increase in the police force. is proposing doubling the rate at which new officers are

careers with the police department behind this netratsw ano sther born and raised san francisco chris larson co-founder of the cryptocurrency company ripple. it's something we could do quickly and we're we're happy with the results so far. we're excited to see if this helps move the needle, but i think it's one of the many things that have to happen to fix this problem in safety larson donated 6. dollars to the police union a nonprofit organization to help produce and air these ads good people qualified candidates will will look at u as beis a good place to get started in law enforcement. san francisco is short hundreds of officers and continues to rely on overtime to meet the demand. this was police chief william scott a few weeks ago. the only way that we temporarily bridge that shortcoming that gap. is through over time the board of supervisors recently? voted to hundreds of policefficser with the trend going in the wrong directionight too few new recruits to fill the increasing retirements and other cities recruiting from us that that's a real problem. the adsre a between the ages of 18

the videos come from security cameras that were paid for by tech executive chris larson and native of the city. he tells me he wants to improve public safety. it's says larson is one issue he is tackling now. i was born in the city, and now i'm protecting the city donated $600,000 to the san francisco police officers association to help with recruitment. it funds an aggressive ad campaign to address what some describe as a staffing crisis. the police department says it is short 548 officers were going through everything i caught up with police chief bill scott as he headed into a community meeting about public safety. we need the assistance and recruitment is you know that's at the top of our priorities right now. and whatever assistance we can we can get is welcome. we're thankful that he cares enough to do that. and the cameras are are golden in terms of helping us solve crime. we must enforce laws, make arrests and prosecute crime. public safety is top of mind for many people who packed into the sunset recreation center meeting to ask questions and find out what city leaders plan t

chris larson the police union, a nonprofit organization to reduce ads. >> it is something we can do quicklyare happy with results so far. we are excited to see if this moves the deal but i think it is one of the many things that have to happen for public safety. kumasi: this targets people 18 to 24 and will air throughout california. reggie: a bay area business owner is gone frustrated after five attempt to blur -- burglaries in one year. these crimes are not only causing a lot of damage but another headache, insurance. this is a surveillance video from cam cash for gold and you can see mask loved burglars used crowbars to try to drag a safe out the front door and last attempt involved guns. despite dozens of dollars in damage including holes hammered into walls, there is one thing the owner does not want to do in response. >> [indiscernible] they might raise your premium, they may drop you. reggie: the business owner is focused on adding more security measures which can also help with insurance costs. kumasi: mayor matt mae henan san jose is calling for major increase in the city's police

police officer shortage, some help to address that issue now coming from a bay area executive chris larsono help recruit officers. larson also recently donated millions to play security cameras in different areas of the city, including union square, the tenderloin and japantown. in the newsroom. zac sos ktvu fox two news exact. thank you. 8 34 is the time in alameda county district attorney pamela price says she is reviewing the murder charges her predecessor filed in the killing of toddler jasper wu . we have not made any decisions about what charges to pursue or what not to pursue. we are still reviewing the case, this particular tragedy. is being used by people with a political agenda to divide our diverse community. the kind of racist messages that my office has received and directed at me personally is unprecedented. the district attorney released her own video discussing the case prices. she met with the family of wu this week and assured them that the men accused of shooting the young boy will be held accountable. the toddler was asleep in his mother's car as she drove on interstate

the videos come from security cameras that were paid for by tech executive chris larson and native of he tells me he wants to improve public safety. it's a great city and these we have some issues, but they're very fixable issues. the shortage of police officers says larson is one issue he is tackling. no. i was born in the city, and now i'm protecting the city. larsson donated $600,000 to the san francisco police officers association to help with recruitment, it funds and aggressive ad campaign to address what some describe as a staffing crisis. the police department says it is short 548 officers were going through everything i caught up with police chief bill scott as he headed into a community meeting about public safety. we need the assistance and recruitment is you know that's at the top of our priorities right now. and whatever assistance we can we can get is welcome. we're thankful that he cares enough to do that. and the cameras are are golden in terms of helping us solve crime. we must enforce laws make arrest and prosecute crime. public safety is top of mind for many people

in response, one area tech executive chris larson, the founder of ripple, chipping in $600,000 of hiscers. here's some of what he had to say. it's a great city and these we have some issues, but they're very fixable issues were long term believers. it's a beautiful city. it's the most innovative city and in addition to the hundreds of thousands he's already chipped in for police recruitment. he's also spent millions to play security cameras and different areas of the city. those include union square, the tenderloin in japantown, the hope that it will help police capture those committing crime and perhaps discourage a bit of it in the future, too. in the newsroom. zac sos ktvu fox two news, zack . thank you happening today, the same as a police officers association says it's going to give an update about the union executive that is facing who is facing drug charges. the police union says it will release the results of the first phase of its internal investigation. it plans to also announced the hiring of an independent investigator to look into the union's operations and give an update

those came earlier today in support of police officers and echo the chief what the mayor said for chris larson others thank you, for which thank you for all you do and making a big department of defense w for us with that, i'm going to turn it over to the president of the board of supervisors want peskin chp. >> thank you assistahi

those came earlier today in support of police officers and echo the chief what the mayor said for chris larson and others thank you, for which thank you for all you do and making a big department of defense w for us with that, i'm going to turn it over to the president of the board of supervisors want peskin chp. >> thank you assistant chief and chief and mayor and my colleagues what you guys tell me what we're riding around together to the community if you see something, say something we don't say that we appreciate you had is a rough couple of years we're doing this is at board of supervisors more and more taking a moment out to not take folks for granted to acknowledge how hard the jobs are and just to say. thank you. >> i also want to thanks b f p organization fork being the impetus and chris for making culvert two famous and the deserves that and to the officers the most thank you for going above and beyond the call of duty three stations i know very, very well company a that has been really the heart and core of the superior residential district i represent over the last generation thank