i support cindy elias.ou seen from today's conversation with her show is a thoughtful, mart and collaborative leader. reelected as president of the police commission she is skilled building consensus. as a former commissioner i appreciate she makes herself accessible to the community and connected to the community and show she is willing to work. she lead many efforts. posting a listening session. on the department order and ending biassed traffic spots. she arrived early and seated with young people of color and discussion. explaining to them and listen to them and enany knowledging them to get feedback from real experience. that captured who cindies and explaining the powers and work the commission to those impacted by the policies. acl urgs of northern california a civil right's organization for police accountability and transparency and footprint law enforcement in san francisco. we urge the board of supervisors to appoint people such as upon current commissioner president cindy elias who are committed

cindy elias is one of the longest servers of the police commission twice, the board of supervisors has unanimously supported her, except now supervisor aaron peskin has pushed ahead with the vote to have elias reappointed months before her term expires. >> she is doing an excellent job and deserves to continue and deserves to have the support of this board of supervisors. lyanne: while this has been done before, the optics and the timing in this case are not good. abc 7 news contributor phil matier ways and. phil: this is politics, it is simple as that. the current board is afraid that in the coming months, there are new members that might not share that philosophy come and they want to preempt the idea of somebody else becoming a critical vote on the police commission. lyanne: six month ago, the board had seven progressives, but with gordon at -- opting out, the two new elected supervisors, joel and matt, are more to the center. this means there will be six moderates and only five progressives. the three members on the rules committee voted on the appointment of elias, with supervisor

release a further revised version of this policy during wednesday's meeting, commission president cindi elias pulled the item off the agenda for reasons including receiving a large public response. through emails and phone calls for and against the proposed policy. we heard the calls and the request for expanding parts of the policy for changing parts of the policy and everything in between very happy because i think this is a victory and the victory for the people of san francisco and the 400 people who send emails or called in, according to commissioner benedicto work on the policy started more than a year ago, he tells me. there are similar policies in cities such as los angeles, seattle. and philadelphia now revised policy will be released in the new year. no date was specified. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu fox two news area, law enforcement agencies will be looking for impaired drivers this holiday season, the oakland police department added. additional officers to its dy patrol. starting today, the extra officers will be on duty through new year's day. this is part of a national cam

cindy elias is one of the longest-serving members of the police commission, twice the san francisco board of supervisors has unanimously supported her. except that one supervisor now has pushed ahead with a vote to have her reappointed. four months before her term expires. >> doing an excellent job and deserves to continue and deserves to have this support of this board of supervisors. >> while this has been done before, the optics and timing in this case are not good. >> this is just bar it is a simple as that. the current board, which is leaning to the progressive side, is afraid that in the coming months, there may be new members that might not share that loss if he, and they want to preempt the idea of somebody else becoming a critical vote on the police commission. >> let's take a closer look. six months ago, the board had seven progressives. the two new elected supervisors are more to the center, which means there will be six moderates and only five progressives. today, the three members on the rules committee voted on the issue to reappoint elias supervisor rafael nadal men, a mode

release a further revised version of this policy during wednesday's meeting, commission president cindi eliasd the item for reasons including receiving a large public response. through emails and phone calls for and against the proposed policy. we heard the calls and the request for expanding parts of the policy for changing parts of the policy and everything in between very happy because i think this is a victory and the victory for the people of san francisco and the 400 people who send emails or called in, according to commissioner benedicto work on the policy started more than a year ago, he tells me. there are similar policies in cities such as los angeles, seattle. and philadelphia now revised policy will be released in the new year. no date was specified. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. in san francisco, a preliminary hearing or at a preliminary hearing for the man accused of attacking the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi. the police reenacted the attack , prosecutors played police body camera video of the attack and the 911 call. prosecutors also had a police offi

release a further revised version of this policy during wednesday's meeting, commission president cindi elias pulled the item off the agenda for reasons including receiving a large public response. through emails and phone calls for and against the proposed policy. we heard the calls and the request for expanding parts of the policy. for changing parts of the policy and everything in between. we're very happy because i think this is a victory and the victory for the people of san francisco and the 400 people who send emails or called in, according to commissioner benedicto work on the policy started more than a year ago, he tells me there are similar policies in cities such as los angeles, seattle and philadelphia. now revised policy will be released in the new year. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. staying in san francisco police. they're releasing this video in hopes of finding the person who kicked a 79 year old woman as he was getting off immunity bus it happened on the 38 gary lane or line rather back on september, december, saturday, december 3rd at 11 20 in the morning a

during wednesday's meeting, commission president cindi elias pulled the item off the agenda for reasons including receiving a large public response. through emails and phone calls for and against the proposed policy. we heard the calls and the request for expanding parts of the policy for changing parts of the policy and everything in between very happy because i think this is a victory and the victory for the people of san francisco and the 400 people who send emails or called in according to commissioner benedicto work on the policy started more than a year ago, he tells me there are similar policies in cities such as los angeles, seattle and philadelphia. now a revised policy will be released in the new year. no date was specified live in san francisco and early ktvu, fox two news. no attend. police in san francisco are releasing video in hopes of finding the person who kicked a 79 year old woman as he rushed to get off immune e bus. you can see the unprovoked attack in video from the busses cameras. the force was enough to knock the woman to the ground, hitting her head as she fell.

during wednesday's meeting, commission president cindi elias pulled the item off the agenda for reasons including receiving a large public response. through emails and phone calls for and against the proposed policy. we heard the calls and the request for expanding parts of the policy for changing parts of the policy and everything in between very happy because i think this is a victory and the victory for the people of san francisco and the 400 people who send emails or called in, according to commissioner benedicto work on the policy started more than a year ago, he tells me. there are similar policies in cities such as los angeles, seattle. in philadelphia, now revised policy will be released in the new year. no date was specified. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu fox two news. thank you. time is 40 for a new petition has been launched by some san francisco taxpayers demanding that the city refund the taxes and business fees that they paid this year. the tenderloin business coalition says that money is needed to pay the cost of staying open because customers are afraid of the crime a

. >> thank you very much, there president cindy elias. thank you jacob denny. spur has been doing a lot of great work here in the city. i think over 110 years, there abouts. also, just had some questions, you know, you totally hit it on the ratio of disparity along black drivers. we see it per-capita. but i had a few questions on there and in regards to citation issues. so if you look in there, we're at 58%. so for 100 drivers, curious has the highest? >> it seems to citation was necessary or justified in the stop. so it could be for reason for somebody and then we see the low citation rate. they've actually broken the law to an extent and then they feel it's necessary. >> so that's what the display on both license plates. >> same thing on expirations, asian are on the top of the list. they're given a ticket. >> and because we don't have a same level of geographic, there may be on what decisions officers make in different neighborhoods that inform that. so maybe the asian living in the west side may be more likely to get a ticket than black drivers stopped on t