commissioner dury did say that they are officers already working and living in san francisco and that they all volunteered for the job. reporting live in studio. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. rob, thank state bill that would require medicare private insurers to cover the full cost of nar can has been passed by the assembly health committee with bipartisan support nor can is a safe and easy to administer drug that can reverse a fentanyl overdose. within minutes, the bill was authored by san leandro assembly member liz ortega. she said many people could use narcan to save their loved ones, but because of the expense, many can't afford it. and sometimes that leads to tragedies that had a mother testifying committee. >> about her last week, her satellite to hang out with some friends. unfortunately, something was putting a strain that sent and he passed away and she had in our town but didn't have enough dosages to be able to keep them alive. she talked about if she had the resources or the money to be able to purchase she would have had more. >> maybe 10 60's passed its first hurdle at th

commissioner dury did say that they are officers already working and living in san francisco and that they all volunteered for the job. >> in the newsroom, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> a measure aimed to prevent fentanyl overdose deaths has passed its first hurdle. it received a bipartisan some bipartisan support today from the assembly health committee. be 10, 60 would require and private insurers to cover the full cost of naloxone. also known as narcan, which can reverse a fentanyl overdose within minutes, san leandro assembly member liz ortega authored the bill. she says she's spoken to parents who've lost children to fentanyl and she shared one mother's frustration. >> our satellite to hang out with some friends. unfortunately, something was put in a strange sending and he passed away and she had in our town but didn't have enough dosages to be able to keep them alive. if she had the resources or the money to be able to purchase she would have had more. but she did it. the cost is an issue and washing was unable to save her son's life. >> the next step is looking at the cost of th

commissioner dury did say that they are officers already working and living in san francisco and that they all volunteered for the job. >> in the newsroom, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> the former house speaker nancy pelosi is calling on the federal government to get involved in san francisco's fentanyl crisis. she sent a letter to u.s. attorney general merrick garland requesting resources for operation overdrive. and that's a new initiative by the drug enforcement administration that identifies hotspots and drug-related violence and overdose deaths. pelosi writing, quote, it is our understanding that operation overdrive has had some level of success in florida and pennsylvania and has been implemented to a certain extent in oakland she had to request has the support of san francisco mayor london breed at least 275 people died from drug overdoses in the u.s. every day. according to the dea. now to the east bay, oakland, police are investigating 2 shootings that injured 3 people. police say the first one happened just before 10, 30 thursday night on foothill boulevard, south of mills, c

commsssioner dury would not disclose how many officers. >> but did lay out their 3 goals deter criminal activity provides specialized training to san francisco police officers as well as additional resources to disrupt illegal drug let me be clear, we're we're not coming in here to take over the higher charles going to supplement san francisco's efforts and will complement them since january. the san francisco police department has made more than 300 arrests for possession of fentanyl. but chief bill scott explain why more help is still needed from the state. people who bring narcotics to any city. they don't care about borders. they don't care where the county lines are. the city lines are all they care about is making money and they kill people in the process. the city's district attorney, brooke jenkins, also spoke friday about the city's partnership with chp in california. national guard criticizing the previous dha dean for not doing it sooner. this was an opportunity. >> that at least from the vantage point of the national guard that was offered to my office about a year or 2 ago

commissioner dury did say that they are officers already working and living in san francisco and that they all volunteered for the job. >> in the newsroom, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> new tonight at 10 former house speaker nancy pelosi of san francisco is asking the federal government to also get involved in dealing with san francisco's fentanyl issue. she sent a letter to u.s. attorney merrick garland requesting and operation overdrive for san francisco. her letter says, quote, it's our understanding that operation overdrive, he's had some level of success in florida and pennsylvania and has been implemented to a certain extent in oakland, i would not have requested further federal intervention without the support of local authorities, particularly san francisco mayor london breed. san francisco supervisor ahsha safai. reacted to pelosi's request on twitter tonight saying this will be impactful on open air drug dealing in san francisco and help suppress the fentanyl trade saying the federal government support along with state and local resources are what we need. according to the ju

commissioner dury did say that they are officers already working and living in san francisco and that they all volunteered for the job. >> in the newsroom, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. the state bill that would require medical and private insurers to cov r the full cost of narcan. >> has been passed by the assembly health committee with bipartisan support dark and is a safe and easy to administer drug that can reverse a fentanyl overdose. within minutes. the bills authored by san leandro assembly member liz ortega. she says many people could use narcan to save their loved ones or even strangers. but because of the expenses they can't afford it. and that sometimes leads to tragedies that had mother testifying committee. >> about her last week, her satellite to hang out with some friends. unfortunately, something was putting a strain that sent and he passed away and she had in our town but didn't have enough dosages to be able to keep them alive. and she talked about if she had the resources or the money to be able to purchase she would have had more. >> assembly bill, 10, 60 has passed it

commissioner dury would not disclose how many officers. >> but did lay out their 3 goals deter criminal activity provides specialized training to san francisco police officers as well as additional resources to disrupt illegal drug let me be clear, we're we're not coming in here to take over the higher charles going to supplement san francisco's efforts and will complement them since january. the san francisco police department has made more than 300 arrests for possession of fentanyl. but chief bill scott explain why more help is still needed from the state when we deploy. >> large amounts of officers in areas in the tenderloin anywhere else in the city fountains to go away. while we're there. no, that's not the long-term solution because sometimes that can sustainable. the city's district attorney brooke jenkins, also spoke friday about the city's partnership with chp in california. national guard criticizing the previous da jason bodine for not doing it sooner. this was an opportunity. >> that at least from the vantage point of the national guard that was offered to my office about a

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joined today by major general matt beavers with the california national guard and commissioner sean dury from california highway patrol both agencies will be assisting san francisco police department with tackling illegal drug dealing starting monday. may first, general says there will not be boots on the ground in the city but 14 criminal analysts working to find and disrupt our drug cartel selling fentanyl in san francisco when it comes to see hp's role. commissioner dury would not disclose how many officers but did lay out their 3 goals deter criminal activity provides specialized training to san francisco police officers as well as additional resources to disrupt illegal drug trafficking. >> let me be clear. we're we're not coming in here to take over the higher charles going to supplement san francisco's efforts and will complement them not independent of each city. it's not independent of each county. it's fundamentally transnational criminal organizations that bring narcotics into our state into our cities. >> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins spoke today as well sayi

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