. >> pam: they are jane kim, david campos, eric mar and john avalos. >> pam: their call comes after a number of intense protests calling for his firing >> pam: kron 4's justine waldman tells us where all the supervisors stand tonight on the removal of the highest ranking police officer in san francisco. justine? >> justine:chief greg suhr listened patiently as people went to the podium during wednesday night's police commission meeting, demanding he be removed from office. >>sot we have someone that we do not trust whether it is now or ever >> justine:the day started off with supervisor jane kim tweeting a single individual overshadow doing what is right for san francisco." >> justine:adding mayor ed lee and chief immediately. >> he has still to provide the leadership needed. --he has failed. >> justine:supervisor david campos tells kron 4, he also lost confidence in chief suhr after the blue ribbon panel review released monday. showed major problems in the department- including oversight, accountability, disciplinary procedures and racial bias. >>sot it is such a distraction of who i

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this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews and david campos. todays clerk is alisa samara. >> silence cell phones and electroning devices. speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. >> like to announce and thank sfgtv staff broadcasting the meeting, jim smith and phil jackson. we don't have to do roll call, right? >> no, you stated who is here. >> we are here accept for commissioner mar. do we need a motion to excuse commissioner mar? motion by commissioner crews and seconded by commissioner com pose >> iletm 2 approval the lafco minutes from april 22, regular meeting. >> any changes or comments on the minutes? seeing none we'll knose to public comment. we'll close public comment and motion-- commissioner crews to approve the minutes and second and take that without objection. >> we need a second. commissioner campos >> i tried to second as a chair. >> item 3, community choice aggregation actaveties report. status update on clean power sf and stating update on proceedings: >> michael himes on behalf of general manager hale. i have a few qu

. >> david campos es uno de los policÍas que quieren ver el nuevo jefe en el de policÍa del condado. grave, hay evidencia que todos los oficiales deben informar a la policÍa. >> en un comunicado la oficina del alcalde informÓ que estÁ trabajando con el departamento de justicia de estados unidos, la comisiÓn de policÍa, la comunidad cualquier persona incluyendo los supervisores que quieran avanzar en estas reformas son bienvenidos. cabe mencionar que el alcalde de san francisco anunciÓ el martes que no va a despedir el jefe de la policÍa y aÑadiÓ que comenzando 1 de julio de este aÑo va a invertir 17.5 millones de dÓlares para reformar el departamento de policÍa, luz peÑa noticias inicio 14. marÍa: los empleados sindicalizados y la gerencia aprobaron un acuerdo laboral para los prÓximos cinco aÑos, el acuerdo se firmÓ un aÑo antes de que se venza el contrato actual y ofrece un aumento salarial total del 10,5%. ademÁs el contrato previene huelgas de los trabajadores hasta el aÑo 2021. no todo lo que brilla es oro, esta lecciÓn le salió cara a una televidente que llamÓ a nuestra redacci

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by the end of the day she was joined by john avalos and david campos and eric mar.follows recent deadly shootings by officers and a text scandal involving police. >> there is so much mistrust between the public and the police department that the chief has become a distraction. >> mark farrell is supporting him saying there has not been a more progressive police chief. kim's demand that the top cop step down is politic at its worst. >> the racist and homophobic video that has one east bay family demanding action. >> and you know tylenol can help relieve pain, but the painkiller may have an unintended side effect. >> and going from 0 to 400 miles an hour in two seconds. hyperloop is one step closer to reality. the fog will start off your morning and changeses will follow for -- changes will follow. >> all of that is coming up. here is a look at what is coming up on immy kimmel live." >> thanks, dan and ama. we are so proud to share a bit of what we did with you today. >> you do a great impersonation of tracy morgan. >> somebody here gonna get pregnant. >>> santa rosa,

the paper cites david campos who says the teacher shortage weakens the quality of education and crowds classrooms that are already full. >>> the bridge to the oakland estuary will be closed for major repairs for the next two years. the embarcadero bridge crosses -- during construction the embarcadero will be closed. they're retrofitting it for seismic safety and adding to bike lanes. traffic will be detoured along the seventh street bridge and there also be a bicycle detour in place. it's not expected to reopen until of -- until may -- until may 2018. >>> the last gun store in san francisco closes -- in 20 minutes, what's taking place in with the new operator has to say about it. >>> and subaru recalling nearly 50,000 cars. , the reason behind it. >>> we are looking at a commute where traffic is moving well. we do have a -- >>> we have a fog picking -- fog bank. >>> welcome back, everybody, time now 4:43. fast food giant mcdonald's is testing fresh beef at 14 restaurants in dallas . it adds it's too early to tell whether fresh beef could replace frozen patties across the country. the t

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by the end of the day she was joined by john avalos and david campos and eric mar.eadly shootings by officers and a text scandal involving police. >> there is so much mistrust between the public and the police department that the chief has become a distraction. >> mark farrell is supporting him saying there has not been a more progressive police chief. kim's demand that the top cop step down is politic at its worst. >> the racist and homophobic video that has one east bay family demanding action. >> and you know tylenol can help relieve pain, but the painkiller may have an unintended side effect. >> and going from 0 to 400 miles an hour in two seconds. hyperloop is one step closer to reality. >> the fog will start off your morning and changeses will follow for -- changes will follow. >> all of that is coming up. here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> thanks, dan and ama. we are so proud to share a bit of what we did with you today. >> you do a great impersonation of tracy morgan. >> somebody here gonna get pregnant. for colon cancer? get test

later, supervisor david campos joined kim in calling for the police chief to resign. >> i believe that it's time for us to start a search for a new police chief. >> reporter: kim says it should be a national search, especially after a blue ribbon report unveiled this week outlined systemic issues within the police department around hiring, training and disciplining officers. >> we need significant reforms in order to address it. and i don't think the current chief can lead those reforms. >> reporter: the protestors seemed to have rattled some in city all weeks of sit-ins and a 17-day hunger strike but some like mayor ed lee are not swayed. he is chalking there resignation talk up to politicians playing politics. the community has asked a fast track change and not put politics before police reforms and unfortunately, that is exactly what this does. >> it could not be more clear. chief suhr has to be the one to lead these reforms going forward. there's no one better positioned in terms of his history with the department, but also his ability to implement these reforms. ahead been the mos

supervisors jane ken, david campos and john ave. loss say the department needs a new chief who can implement major reform. they say the decision is based on the findings of a review panel which criticized chief greg suhr. protesters have been calling for his resignation following a number of police shootings. >>> repairs are under way on a large sinkhole in the heart of san francisco south of market district. crews stabilizing the area and shoring up that. 's a nine-foot-deep sinkhole. the next step will involve installing a temporary pipe to replace the broken sewer line. the busted pipe led to frightening moments when the sinkhole suddenly opened up and trapped the family inside an suv. firefighters arrested everyone inside that suv. sinkhole repairs are expected to last through the weekend. >> fixing our crumbling roads is a huge issue. it tops a new list of the most important transit projects in the bay area. national transportation research group released this new report today saying it's not enough funding to finish key projec

. >> david campos formÓ parte de un grupo que pidiÓ la renuncia del jefe. >> doten usurpar directo perombios sistÉmicos. flavio: cambios que espera ver cuando haya nuevo jefe a cargo del departamento de la policÍa. >> esto es una parte todavÍa sabemos que hay muchos mÁs problemas. a policÍa de san francisco tenemos que aceptar al nuevo jefe. leÓn: san francisco ahora entrarÁ en el proceso de entrar al nuevo jefe de la policÍa de esa ciudad y esto pudiera tomar varios meses. flavio lacayo noticias univisiÓn. leÓn: gracias flavio la muerte de esta maÑana de una mujer afroamericana propiciÓ la renuncia policÍa de identidad no fue revelada por su vehÍculo en reversa y arrollÓ a la mujer y la mujer falleciÓ al poco tiempo de llegar al hospital y esta fue la Última vez que sur hablÓ ante las cÁmaras como jefe de policÍa de san francisco. dijo que eso era exactamente lo que estaban tratando de evitar y lo que se busca mÁs que ningÚn tipo de contacto terminara con un y el tiroteo fatal. estas imÁgenes son las de la muerte del afroamericano mario woods a manos de los oficiales de la policÍa de s

david campos wants to bring the idea home to san francisco. >> exploring an option to me is a responsible thing to do. >> he believes the city's navigation center for the homeless might be a good location for the injection site. >> they are going to do it anyway. better controlled in one place. >> reporter: current drug laws won't allow supervised drug use. mayor ed lee is opposed. >> just because it works for canada doesn't mean it will work for us. >> reporter: bruce pehltier was a user for years. >> try rehabs instead of a shooting gallery. >> i understand arguments around not enabling someone who is addicted. but, i don't think it's as simple as that. >> he travelled to canada to see the injection program himself and how it is saving lives. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> time to focus on the weather. >> yes. rain is coming. >> yes. >> spencer christian is tracking it for us. >> it's not going to be one of the steady, heavy rainfalls but periods of light rain and showers. you can see looking west, currently 56 degrees in san francisco. 63 in oakland. and 74 in morgan hill. this is ho

. >> the supervisor has the support of david campos and john avalos and aw3 spokesperson say the chiefçxd stepping down. mayor lee says the community asked us to fast track change and not put politics before reforms. the supervisor÷ú also says the chief has full support. supervisor kim says she's calling for a stable transition in pleadership. she says thex> new at 6:00, the 3h-riffçó deputies seenxd beating a suspe turned themselves into ç authorities. charges have been filed against luis santa maria and paul weaver. both posted bail this afternoon. their arraignment is friday morning when they'll hear formal chances against them. the case centers around this footage from november showing the deputies repeatedly hittingm petvoro. >>> a woman died and a man suffered injuries in a car to car shooting in pittberg. witnesses say the victims were having a problem with peoplelp inside of a whiteç mercedes, w opened fire. the woman who died has been identified asok shaniquaÑi mar from san francisco. >> the vehic

. >> the supervisor has the support of david campos and john avalos and aw3 spokesperson say the chieftionçxd stepping down. mayor lee says the community asked us to fast track change and not put politics before reforms. the supervisor÷ú also says the chief has full support. supervisor kim says she's calling for a stable transition in pleadership. she says thex> new at 6:00, the 3h-riffçó deputies seenxd beating a suspe turned themselves into ç authorities. charges have been filed against luis santa maria and paul weaver. both posted bail this afternoon. their arraignment is friday morning when they'll hear formal chances against them. the case centers around this footage from november showing the deputies repeatedly hitting petvoro. >>> a woman died and a man suffered injuries in a car to car shooting in pittberg. witnesses say the victims were having a problem with peoplelp inside of a whiteç mercedes, w opened fire. the woman who died has been identified asok shaniquaÑi mar from san francisco. >> the ve

david campos wants to bring the idea home to san francisco. >> exploring an option to me is a responsible thing to do. >> he believes the city's navigation center for the homeless might be a good location for the injection site. >> they are going to do it anyway. better controlled in one place. >> reporter: current drug laws won't allow supervised drug use. mayor ed lee is opposed. >> just because it works for canada doesn't mean it will work for us. >> reporter: bruce pehltier was a user for years. >> try rehabs instead of a shooting gallery. >> i understand arguments around not enabling someone who is addicted. but, i don't think it's as simple as that. >> he travelled to canada to see the injection program himself and how it is saving lives. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> time to focus on the weather. >> yes. rain is coming. >> yes. >> spencer christian is tracking it for us. >> it's not going to be one of the steady, heavy rainfalls but periods of light rain and showers. you can see looking west, currently 56 degrees in san francisco. 63 in oakland. and 74 in morgan hill. this is ho

. >> david campos / sf supervisor >> i'd think people understand that we need a chief to make sure that what happened over the last couple of years does not repeat itself. (cheers & applause) >>power of the people. when >> still have work to do because we have to change a culture inside the san francisco police department. >>that is right. >>with suhr out, protestors claimed a small victory. >>mayor lee said that suhr has his respect and this was not about politics or personality it was about performance. >> justine:live outside city hall in san francisco justine waldman kron 4 news. >> pam:tonight the san francisco police officer's association thanked greg suhr. for serving the city of san francisco for more than 35- years. >> pam:today, the organization released this statement. departing the police force after having given so much of himself. during a very difficult period. >> pam:his tenure as chief of police. will go down as one the history of san francisco police department. >> pam:the president of the board of supervisors - london breed - also issued a statement today on chief suh

jane kim, david campos, john avenue lows and eric mar are joining the call. other supervisors and the mayor stand by the chief, replacing him would slow efforts to reform the police department. >>> our time is 5:35. an investigation of oakland police department is under way. several officers are accused of sexual misconduct involving a girl that may have been underage. three police officer are accused of sexual relations with a daughter of a civilian employee at the police department. a big part of the investigation finds out if the girl was underage and if it's statutory rape. it takes all actions of misconduct involving employees seriously. it's a priority to conduct the investigation fairly, swiftly. >>> two people suspected of kidnapping a 15-year-old girl and forcing her into prostitution. they lured the girl from her home on the edgery vill. crutcher had sex with the teenager and tried to make her become a prostitute. the girl is now back with her family. >>> san jose police are searching for armed suspects who attacked a man yesterday morning. police s

supervisor david campo is pushing for legislation to add at least six more centers >>> the state waterontrol board will considereying restrictions -- considerings easing restrictions today. they will consider whether to give jurisdictions leeway to set up their own restrictions. >>> southern california missed a lot on that precipitation. >>> some water districts are actually raising rates to make up for the money they've been losing out on. water managers in marin raised rates for the second time this year. in january, customers saw a $10 a month increase and this month's hike added another 2 bucks to their water bills. water officials have changed their price structure. instead of most of the water bill paying for actual water, now it's going towards district operations. >> i think it's really unjustified. if we're going to be charged more for this we are, should be better quality water. >> looking at what it's going to take to keep our treatment plants running for another 50 years, 900 miles of pipe that need to be replaced. >> marin water district looks ahead to making major changes

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supervisor david campos says that firing the chief was not an answer and the restist culture would still left. suhr declined to show at a forum schedule for him and public defender jeff adachi. the hunger strikers vow to not give up this fight. >> tara, in the traps bay center if you have been in downtown san francisco, you know it's been going up for a while. that project has had its share of financial woes but there is help on the way, right? >> that's right. this was a bill basic lip introduced by mayor ed lee yesterday that would give 260 million-dollar to bail out the project. we know that it is really stuck in a financial quagmire at the moment. since 2008, the project costs have koord growing from 1.1 billion to 2.2 billion. this money was needed to complete phase 1 by december. while the supervisors admitted that the project admitted substantial cost overruns, they felt it was too important for the future of the city's transportation system and they could not turn their backs on it. >> tell us what is happening at blue shield today. >> there is going to be a protest at 11:00 this

supervisors jane kim, david campos and john avalos says the department needs a new chief that can implement major reform. the decisions are based on the findings of a review panel. saying there are systemic problems of racial bias in the department. his resignation has been called for. >> richmond police say you are watching thieves steal a cannon from the veteran's hall. but the cannon that dates back it world war i and a story only on nbc bay area and joining us live from the richmond police department why would they want a cannon? >> jessica, good question. richmond police say they have never seen anything like this. they say thieves stole an historic one-ton cannon, a cannon that was used in world war i. and tonight veterans are heart broken. >> people have died for this country. you don't steal from them. that's just not right. >> 79-year-old veteran art hunt is hurting. the cannon that has stood outside richmond's veteran's hall for as long as he can remember has disappeared. >> you're stealing something that you don't even know what it represented. and this hurts. >> surveillance cam

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they are citing david campos who says when there's no substitu teachers, classes are combined with studentsooms. he says that weakens the quality of education. >>> a bridge along the low -- the oakland estuary will be closed for major repairs for the next two years. the embarcadero bridge cloth -- crosses lake merritt near fifth avenue and during construction, it will be closed. the $23 million project aims to widen the breach, retrofit it for seismic safety, and add two bike lanes. traffic will be detoured across the channel on the seventh street bridge. there will also be eight bicycle tour in place. -- a bicycle tour in place. >>> $15 million will be spent to help solve corrosion problems. several of the bridges' steel rods failed after being exposed to rain water over the last three years. now they report the metropolitan transportation commission will use the money to re-grout the sleeves that hold hundreds of those rods at the base of the bridge tower. the paper cites a cal trans engineer who says re-grouting the sleeves should keep water away from the rods and lower the risk of corro

. >> good morning, i want to thank david campos for this legislation. and we see that it's going to help a lot of legacy businesses all over the city. we are an organization that has been around 40 years next year. for 35 years we had our historic place on prosidda park, and it's a studio that houses our children and arts program. and out of that we have created more than 500 murals in the business, and for businesses and schools and recreation and parks and many other businesses all over the city and bay area. recognizes one of the only mural art centers in the country. and we are recognized as some of the finest mural in the country as well. this is a safe place for our youth. we want to keep it. we had a recently threatened with displacement. and we had a great opportunity when we finally had our community partner that was able to purchase the building and save our home and units. and this is amazing. we had a community uprising to help pay for the down payment. and we are keeping it affordable, but to do that we need to implement the legacy business

. >> good morning, i want to thank david campos for this legislation. and we see that it's going to help a lot of legacy businesses all over the city. we are an organization that has been around 40 years next year. for 35 years we had our historic place on prosidda park, and it's a studio that houses our children and arts program. and out of that we have created more than 500 murals in the business, and for businesses and schools and recreation and parks and many other businesses all over the city and bay area. recognizes one of the only mural art centers in the country. and we are recognized as some of the finest mural in the country as well. this is a safe place for our youth. we want to keep it. we had a recently threatened with displacement. and we had a great opportunity when we finally had our community partner that was able to purchase the building and save our home and units. and this is amazing. we had a community uprising to help pay for the down payment. and we are keeping it affordable, but to do that we need to implement the legacy business

. >>> john avalos, eric march, jane kim and david campos demanded a national search be conducted for a chief saying they've lost confidence in suhr's -- scott wiener released a statement saying i continue to have confidence in and enormous respect for greg suhr. i will look forward to working with the interim police chief to make our city safer for all. >>> a lifelong -- too many controversial incidents for greg suhr. the deadly shooting the final straw apparently for mayor lee. the shooting was this morning in the bayview district. here's the map at the intersection of al myra and schaaf ner. an unarmed black woman was killed by a sergeant. christie smith has more on that story. >> reporter: raj, before coming here, the chief was standing in the bay view district talking with reporters about that fatal shooting this morning. there were many questions like whether there were any weapons in the car. at that point he didn't know. he came here and the mayor asked him to step down. >> it's always ail tragedy any time anybody is shot. >> hours before his resignation, san francisco police

>> reporter: well, specifically, this is supervisor david campos who wants to create a new office that would essentially take away some of the powers from the mayor's office. we heard some rumblings about this about two weeks ago in city hall. basically, what it says is that campos has a measure he wants to put on the november ballot to create a new office that would handle citizens complaints and other duties currently handled by the mayors office. he says the new office of public advocate would create better accountability in city government. critics told ktvu the plan is an effort by campos to create a job for himself at city hall. back you to. >> all right. thank you very much, tara. >>> coming up on "mornings on 2: the 9", no more skinny jeans and leggings. in 15 minutes, the reasons for a controversial new dress code at some schools in north carolina. >>> and we are getting an early start on memorial day. gasia is heading out to join barbecue bob with tips on firing up the next bar cue. jane loves to treat herself. so she loves new light & fit crunch. greek nonfat yogurt with del

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the paper cites supervisor david campos who says when there is no substitute teacher, the classes arean francisco museum of modern art is finally reopening after three years. >> brian flores looks and and shows us what to expect. >> reporter: very exciting times. three years at the making. we are here at the new san francisco museum of modern arts. tell us, three years, what's new? >> well, we are almost three times the size we were when we closed. we have brand new gallery faces particularly for photography. we have the largest photography space of any museum in the country. >> you have andy warhol, pop art, german art. >> we have exhibition of all the works given to the museum. the doris and donnell fisher collection. >> inside and outside, we are outside actually. there are some sculptures here. what are we looking at here? >> these are two large scale works by alexander calder. we are right outside the calder gallery. >> reporter: and the most interesting thing for me, guys, is this beautiful piece here. this is a living wall. it is just beautiful. let's talk more about that. thes

. >> jane kim, david campos, john avalos and eric marr are among the supervisors who want chief suhrout but scott weiner and farrell agree with the mayor that the chief has to lead reforms within the department. >>> tonight a top gop official says it would be madness to put a third party candidate for president. the washington post reports a band of republicans unhappy with donald trump as the presumptive nominee are actively plotting to draft an independent candidate. mitt romney is reportedly collaborating with consultants and pundits, but today on face the nation the rnc chairman said it's pointless. >> this is a suicide mission. it is not right and i think what people should do is take the paul ryan approach, which is to work with donald trump and find out whether or not there's common ground. >> on the democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders spent the day campaigning in kentucky which holds primaries this week. >>> a bomb square that cleared out a soccer stadium in the uk turned out to be a device left over from a security exercise. manchester united's old trafford st

these three supervisors, jane kim, david campos and john avalos, are calling for chief greg suhr to go. >> i think at this point chief suhr is a distraction to ensuring real reform to the police department. >> supervisor kim also says there should be a national search for a new police chief. she cites a recent report that outlined issues within the police department concerning hiring, training and discipline of officers. there are supervisors who support chief suhr. they include scott weiner and mark farrell and this afternoon farrell said that chief suhr has to be the one to lead reforms within the police department. >> he has been the most progressive police chief we have had in decades in the city of san francisco. no outsider is going to be able to come in and implement those roar forms in an effective man manner. >> farrell also said it would be giving into mob rule to fire the chief. >>> a couple of san francisco cops who reported a fellow officer's racist remarks are being called snitches. new at 6:00, mark kelly on the influential voice calling out those officers. mark. >> repo

david campos was out of town but told ktvu, it's offensive. it illustrates how donald trump doesn't understand or care about the latino community. the fact that you eat a taco salad doesn't mean that you are pro-hispanic. some say trump's statements about mexican immigrants have simply been taken out of context. >> mr. trump employs thousands of hispanics, hundreds of thousands are voting for him and millions will. >> reporter: hillary clinton responded by tweeting, i love hispanics. trump 52 minutes ago. they're going to be deported. trump yesterday. one tweeter mocked trump with the caption, i don't always eat taco bells, but with i do i like to we are my sombrero. huge, believe me. hispanics love me. while some are offended by trump's tweet, others are for giving saying they would vote for trump still. >> you like trump? he says does he. in san francisco, tara moriarty, fox 2 news. >> the federal investigation is being launched looking into whether the chancellor violated ethics policies. university of california president janet napolitano

jane kim, david campos, john avalos and eric mar.ere should be a national search for a new police chief. scott weiner, mark farrell are siding with the mayor on this one. yesterday, farrell said that chief suhr has to be the one to lead the reforms within the police department. and firing him would be giving into what he calls mob rule. we're still waiting word from the other supervisors where they stand on the matter. supervisor aaron peskin has said no comment. in the newsroom, i'm ken bastida. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a student was arrested for attacking a teacher. it happened yesterday in mount diablo high school in concord. cell phone shows a teacher who already has cuts on his face trying to subdue a 16-year-old boy. from the video it looks like the teacher does not punch back. but instead, he gets the boy down on the ground. concord police say the boy was suspended from school and will probably be expelled after a disciplinary process. police say the boy punched the teacher in the eye after the man told the boy he w

>> you are already prejudging what happened in this case. [ applause ] >> reporter: supervisor david campos is unwith of four board members who have -- one of four board members who have called for him to resign. >> i don't think he will be in a position, unfortunately, to implement needed change. >> reporter: blacks are split with 41% saying this chief should stay, 38% saying he should go. >> your reaction to the numbers? >> well, i mean, i -- obviously, i'm encouraged that there's more people that want me to stay than go. >> reporter: it's not just the question of police shootings or the racially charged texts driving the numbers. there's another problem even among supporters. >> there have been several break-ins in this area. my car has been stolen twice. >> we are going to get crime down. >> what does this tell you? >> this tells us that the chief does have support as long as he is doing his job. >> reporter: as far as the mayor is concerned, chief suhr is doing his job. he doesn't think anybody else is ready to take over for him. it's interesting to note that while 50% might not sound

this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews and david campos. todays clerk is alisa samara. >> silence cell phones and electroning devices. speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. >> like to announce and thank sfgtv staff broadcasting the meeting, jim smith and phil jackson. we don't have to do roll call, right? >> no, you stated who is here. >> we are here accept for commissioner mar. do we need a motion to excuse commissioner mar? motion by commissioner crews and seconded by commissioner com pose >> iletm 2 approval the lafco minutes from april 22, regular meeting. >> any changes or comments on the minutes? seeing none we'll knose to public comment. we'll close public comment and motion-- commissioner crews to approve the minutes and second and take that without objection. >> we need a second. commissioner campos >> i tried to second as a chair. >> item 3, community choice aggregation actaveties report. status update on clean power sf and stating update on proceedings: >> michael himes on behalf of general manager hale. i have a few qu

. >> good morning, i want to thank david campos for this legislation. and we see that it's going to help a lot of legacy businesses all over the city. we are an organization that has been around 40 years next year. for 35 years we had our historic place on prosidda park, and it's a studio that houses our children and arts program. and out of that we have created more than 500 murals in the business, and for businesses and schools and recreation and parks and many other businesses all over the city and bay area. recognizes one of the only mural art centers in the country. and we are recognized as some of the finest mural in the country as well. this is a safe place for our youth. we want to keep it. we had a recently threatened with displacement. and we had a great opportunity when we finally had our community partner that was able to purchase the building and save our home and units. and this is amazing. we had a community uprising to help pay for the down payment. and we are keeping it affordable, but to do that we need to implement the legacy business

meantime supervisor david campo saying he's changed his position following the blue ribbon panel andow believes that chief suhr should step down. in the newsroom, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> a former police officer accused of fate alley shooting a black motorist in south carolina is facing additional federal charges. federal prosecutors charged michael slager with violating the civil rights of michael scott who was unarmed an running away when he was shot. slager already faces murder charges. a lawyer for scott's family calls the federal charges historic. >>> authorities say the man who went on a stabbing spree last night south of boston may have been mentally disturbed. 28-year-old arthur derosa killed two people and wounded five others in a spree that began at a home and ended at a shopping mall where he was shot and killed by an off-duty deputy sheriff. family members told authorities derosa checked himself into a hospital monday night then was released yesterday morning. >> his sister has indicated that he was acting in a disturbed manner and making irrational statements ear

supervisors jane kim, david campos, john avalos, and eric mar are the first top-level city officialsef's resignation. jane kim says chief suhr has been a great officer for the past 30 years but that police reforms need to come pastor. mayor ed lee and other supervisors including mark farrell are standing with the chief. >> he has done an amazing job in a very, very difficult time for our police department. he served our city over 30 years. from my perspective there is no one better to lead our department going forward especially with all the reforms that are coming down the pike than chief suhr himself. >> at this point our loyalty should be to the rank and file officers of the police department and to the people of san francisco. and we need someone who can lead. >> earlier this week their ed lee announced he wants to spend $17 million on police reforms as part of the city's budget. suhr can only be fired by the mayor or the police commission. >>> a special graduation ceremony is being held in 20 minutes for two dogs who have spent the last eight months in jail. >> right. they are t

this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews and david campos. todays clerk is alisa samara. >> silence cell phones and electroning devices. speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. >> like to announce and thank sfgtv staff broadcasting the meeting, jim smith and phil jackson. we don't have to do roll call, right? >> no, you stated who is here. >> we are here accept for commissioner mar. do we need a motion to excuse commissioner mar? motion by commissioner crews and seconded by commissioner com pose >> iletm 2 approval the lafco minutes from april 22, regular meeting. >> any changes or comments on the minutes? seeing none we'll knose to public comment. we'll close public comment and motion-- commissioner crews to approve the minutes and second and take that without objection. >> we need a second. commissioner campos >> i tried to second as a chair. >> item 3, community choice aggregation actaveties report. status update on clean power sf and stating update on proceedings: >> michael himes on behalf of general manager hale. i have a few qu

this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews and david campos. todays clerk is alisa samara. >> silence cell phones and electroning devices. speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. >> like to announce and thank sfgtv staff broadcasting the meeting, jim smith and phil jackson. we don't have to do roll call, right? >> no, you stated who is here. >> we are here accept for commissioner mar. do we need a motion to excuse commissioner mar? motion by commissioner crews and seconded by commissioner com pose >> iletm 2 approval the lafco minutes from april 22, regular meeting. >> any changes or comments on the minutes? seeing none we'll knose to public comment. we'll close public comment and motion-- commissioner crews to approve the minutes and second and take that without objection. >> we need a second. commissioner campos >> i tried to second as a chair. >> item 3, community choice aggregation actaveties report. status update on clean power sf and stating update on proceedings: >> michael himes on behalf of general manager hale. i have a few qu

. >> good morning, i want to thank david campos for this legislation. and we see that it's going to help a lot of legacy businesses all over the city. we are an organization that has been around 40 years next year. for 35 years we had our historic place on prosidda park, and it's a studio that houses our children and arts program. and out of that we have created more than 500 murals in the business, and for businesses and schools and recreation and parks and many other businesses all over the city and bay area. recognizes one of the only mural art centers in the country. and we are recognized as some of the finest mural in the country as well. this is a safe place for our youth. we want to keep it. we had a recently threatened with displacement. and we had a great opportunity when we finally had our community partner that was able to purchase the building and save our home and units. and this is amazing. we had a community uprising to help pay for the down payment. and we are keeping it affordable, but to do that we need to implement the legacy business

this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews and david campos.odays clerk is alisa samara. >> silence cell phones and electroning devices. speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. >> like to announce and thank sfgtv staff broadcasting the meeting, jim smith and phil jackson. we don't have to do roll call, right? >> no, you stated who is here. >> we are here accept for commissioner mar. do we need a motion to excuse commissioner mar? motion by commissioner crews and seconded by commissioner com pose >> iletm 2 approval the lafco minutes from april 22, regular meeting. >> any changes or comments on the minutes? seeing none we'll knose to public comment. we'll close public comment and motion-- commissioner crews to approve the minutes and second and take that without objection. >> we need a second. commissioner campos >> i tried to second as a chair. >> item 3, community choice aggregation actaveties report. status update on clean power sf and stating update on proceedings: >> michael himes on behalf of general manager hale. i have a few quic

supervisor david campos says he lost confidence in chief suhr after a blue ribbon panel review was released monday. department. including oversight, accountability, disciplinary procedures and racial bias. >> mark: who are standing behind chief suhr, including supervisor scott weiner, who says that getting rid of the chief will *not movethe contract includes raises and should help avoid strikes like those that frustrated commuters back in 2013. in july or 2013. bart workers walked off the job for several days, and then they held a second strike a few months later in october. hundreds of thousands of commuters had to find a different way to get to and from work. under the contract deal. employees get a 10-point-five percent raise spread over four years. crews will be back out in san francisco tomorrow repairing a broken sewer main that caused this sinkhole on mission street. the sinkhole opened up tuesday evening on mission. between new montgomery and second streets. crews were out yesterday preparing the area so they can replace the broken sewer main. which dates back to 1875. workers will

this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews and david campos. todays clerk is alis

staff: good morning commissioners didn't mind is carolyn guzman legislative aide with supervisor david campos. thank you for having me here today. the legislation before you arises out of many tragedies we've seen in the mission. deaths, displacement of entire families and communities due to fires and the past two years. in 2015, alone, 130 people were displaced by fires in the mission. in 2016 has claimed seeing dozens more. last year in this summer supervisor campos in the wake of these fires wanted to ensure that we had a cd agency come together as well as community leaders knowledgeable around these areas created a chop passports round along with supervisor kim that went through three months. dbi was instrumental in making that happen in huge thank you to director he we are taking leadership on that. so the legislation before you today comes out of that task force process. both the meetings over those three months as was the creation of the report and recommendation in the month following in close collaboration with housing rights committee from the tenets side, as well as the san francis