clapping) and i'd like to introduce to you yourself command staff start with the chief of police greg suhr (clapping) and we'll have to skip down about 6 chairs the deputy chief of the chief of staff lynn (clapping) and from the fields operations bureau deputy chief and from the administration bureaucracy deputy chief sharon (clapping) and from the special operation bureau deputy chief charley (clapping) from the san francisco police airport division dpw chief (clapping) now your commanders from the fields operations bureaucracy tom from the golden gate division (clapping) and from investigation captain i'm sorry commander i demoted you from the airport division joseph (clapping) okay so we are here tonnage e tonight to honor men and women of san francisco police department who committed acts that of braver and herself rich and from my own information i went to webster it allows people to do things that are dangerous and frightening the state of being brave and very simply great encourage you'll hear a lot of stories of great braver but a i'm thinking about what theme we are that going to

finding of misconduct, that is that an officer violated a rule we forward that finding to chief greg suhr for further action and he can impose discipline of up to ten days of suspension. the police commission has jurisdiction over discipline that is greater than a ten-day suspension and so the more serious misconduct. another, a vehicle that we use to resolve complaints, is mediation. we provide mediation, as an alternative to discipline. last year, the occ facilitated 59 mediations, that is 8 percent of the 722 cases we closed last year. and the purpose of the mediation program is to allow complainants to resolve their issues with the accused officer in a dispute resolution format. the goal of our mediation program is to bring the parties together to achieve mutual understanding. we have a partnership with community boards in the san francisco board association, so that we are able to provide neutral mediators for the program and we do conduct the medation and languages other than english. our mediation program is a voluntary program, and that means that both the complainant and the comp

for several, several times, and i especially want to welcome, captain wow, i demoted you, chief, greg suhr and thank him for giving me the station that i dreamed of for a long time. it is heartfelt and i wanted to have this station for a long time. deputy chief had a say in the matter also and i have been in the hall for several years, and it was actually my home station and i worked here from 91 to 94, and i was actually the 6th car which was the visitation valley, sunny dale, myself and my parter at the time who is now the president of the poa and so who would have believed that we achieved what we have so far, before we get going in this, i really want to thank, greg suhr for sending me here, it is the second biggest station in the city and a lot of area to cover and the most diverse, community that i have ever seen and i have had, nothing but open arms from my community, and i want to point out some of the people my leader, my cpad group is beyond belief, and i would like to you stand up joelle canelia? >> and if every station could have somebody like her, these places would run, so mu

chief greg suhr will our studio tomorro g to discuss the police response. kpix 5 >>> chief suhr will be in our studio tomorrow morning to discuss the police response and you can see him on the kpix 5 morning news starting at 7:30. >>> earlier in the week it was oakland that was hit hard by vandals during protests. as mark kelly reports, the looting has robbed many small businesses of a chance of cashing in on black friday. >> reporter: one look at the outside and mark's paint store on telegraph looks spared. the windows still intact. >> we were lucky. >> reporter: but walk inside and the clientele in his paint store has dried up. >> yesterday i had the slowest day in 10 years. >> reporter: all this small business saturday timing couldn't be worse. it's a day to honor these mom and pop stores by spending money here. instead, aisles are empty, sales have plummeted by 60%, and anthony knows why. >> they are afraid to come down here. >> reporter: he says images of looting and vandalism from this past week have some shoppers unwilling to spend in the temescal dis

. >> greg suhr and the department and to make the tough decision and help every day and they save lives and help the community heal and they help all of us stay connected that is what part of the justice is. and the next one and mary and we have a family friend here today who will talk to you about bary and we are beginning this process begin with her family, and so while we did go 44 months, we do have 3 new homicides and we have to take care of these families and we must take of these children and when we talk about talking care of folks and we talked about advocacy and that is the advocates in the da's office and the police department and as the advocates with the district attorney office and the dedicated community based call of the survivors and the families 24 hours a way, and for those of you who are working in shelter and crisis lines, and legal services, and to today, is your day. today is, awareness month and i am so honored to be here with you all of you. thank you. >> thank you, so much, beverly, and many of you will be familiar with (inaudible) was brutally murdered and the

. >>> happening today, san francisco police chief greg suhr will hold a town hall meeting to discuss a police shooting in the potrero hill neighborhood. it hatched on thursday night on connecticut -- it happened on thursday night on connecticut. police spotted five men acting suspiciously. when the officers approached, four ran away. and the other man opened fire. the man was shot once and is expected to survive. the meeting will be held at 6:30 at the proper dro hill potrero hill house. >>> police have made arrests because they caught up with the suspects at a marriott hotel after the call of a use of a stolen credit card. they say they recovered two stolen vehicles at the hotel along with other stole enproperty, illegal drugs and hundreds of pieces of stolen mail from the central valley and the east and south bay regions. >>> the lower water level at lexington reservoir is revealing some of the south bay's foregotten history. waters cover where the james lennyhan dam was built. what's left of homes and roads can be seen through the mud. treasure hunters are finding pottery they say

police chief greg suhr will hold a community meeting on the shooting monday night. >>> police in livermore may soon be outfitted with body cameras. on monday the city council will consider the proposal the new cameras will cost an estimated $134,000. several bay area police departments have recently added body cameras to their uniforms. the cameras allow police to improve how they gather and document evidence. >>> we have a follow up to a story we first reported yesterday on mornings on 2. a san francisco computer programmer could get life in prison. he's convicted of relaunching a notorious black market website. blake was charged in federal court yesterday after federal agents raided his mission district apartment earlier this week. the criminal complaint accuses him of using the name deaf con and operating the slick road 2.0 website. the feds searched his three- bedroom apartment for nearly eight hours. >> they were all around the house. they came over and we were running back and forth and handling some kind of documents with them. and computers. >> he will likely be transported to new

female president of the police commission, loftus, and many others, help me welcome police chief greg suhr. >> thank you and on every marked police vehicle in the san francisco police department there is one bumper sticker and on the back of every single car as you see the police vehicles traveling around and it simply says that there is no excuse for domestic violence. and because, there is not. and much has been made in the national media about how come this happened and that happened and how about just no, there is no excuse, period, for the domestic violence. >> and the san francisco police department is a critical piece of that as we respond to any calls for domestic violence in san francisco and as the mayor pointed out, we did enjoy a period of some 40 plus months where there were no dow mist i can violence homicides in san francisco. and now, it is having suffered three, even though we are in a record low, homicide, here, almost ten percent and better than ten percent of the homicides that have occurred in san francisco, have been domestic violence related. and we continue to provi

. >>> greg suhr set to hold a town meeting tomorrow to discuss a shooting that happened last week.ice say the two plain clothed officers were patrolling the area as part of a crime suppression program. when they encountered five suspicious men. that suspect was wounded with nonlife threatening injuries. that meeting is scheduled for tomorrow night at 6:30 at the potrero hill house. >>> when you go to a football game you expect to see all kinds of fans. some drunk, a little annoying, maybe a little crazy. but fans got up close to something a little bit different. the story behind this hawk landing on a fan's head. >>> and did you hear them? the emergency system in san francisco goes off accidentally. we look into what's being done to make sure the sirens don't sound a false alarm again. >>> it is the sound of people in san francisco are used to hearing every tuesday as part of a weekly test. but the sirens unexpectedly sounded overnight. and it wasn't a scheduled test and it wasn't an emergency. >> noelle walker was in san francisco as the city office of emergency management tried t

victim and here is something that i want to highlight and this is a new order put out by chief, greg suhr and this shows, about, what radio code, 423 is, and it just came out on the 14th of october. and it is basically a push that you can see that chief suhr has always, emphasized is dealing with our community, and so the new radio code that we now have is called radio code, 423 and i will just read the first paragraph of it and as part of the department's outgoing and ongoing commitment to community and policing and out reach, all members of the department are engaged to seek out and engage, and positive, interactions with the citizens in the community whenever possible and these interactions can take form of both, planned events and visits and spontaneous interactions. and this is what we are talking about in my out reach and anybody who has been to any of the community meetings it is all about the community and interacting with them and the elderly and the children. so you could ask me of my officers and the first order of business when i came to the station is that i want to see every

now police chief greg suhr will hold a community meeting about that shooting on monday night. >>> policeng body cameras. the city council will debate that proposal. the new cameras would cost about $134,000. cameras allow police to improve how they gather and document evidence. >>> also happening today city leaders from san annton owe are here in the bay area -- san antonio are here in the bay area to meet with those concerning the raiders. >> reporter: they will be here in town later on today to meet with the team owner and the discussions about moving to the team to texas are getting more and more serious these days with the raiders lease set to expire after this year and no plans to build a new stadium. this will be the second such meeting between the two sides. back in july raiders owner mark davis visited san antoine crow and met -- visited san antonio and met with leaders there. the dome san nfl ready facility. there is also an important connection that could come into play here. the raiders owner is friends with former san antonio area henry siznerous. and he is the one spear head

. >> reporter: mayor ed lee, and police chief greg suhr among those who turned out in the tenderloinout the turkeys that will be served tomorrow. the dining room is expecting to serve about 4800 pounds of turkey. 1,000pounds of stuffing, and 4,000 individual pumpkin pies. just a few blocks away at clive memorial church, volunteers were chopping hams, and carrots, and getting all the fixings ready for tomorrow. the reverend says 5,000 people will sit down in their dining room. >> they will enjoy the food, but they will also enjoy the fellowship. being with each other, and sharing with each other, looking at each other, touching each other, eating with each other. >> this is the 30th year that glide has provided thanksgiving meals to those in need. >>> tens of thousands of police stops in one city. 2 investigates, crunches the numbers and finds the statistic that some people say is troubling. >> for some families, feeding the family for thanksgiving has changed from the days of firing up the oven. we'll tell you what we found at some bay area grocery stores. >>> the rush is on to put t

at a meeting last night police chief greg suhr provided details on the shooting that injured critically a 30-year-old who was shot in the waist a gun. the officer claimed he was not at fault. >> a 36-year-old oakland man was shot and killed in antioch and was fund on the sidewalk at 2:30 on saturday morning. he died at the seen. police have identified the victim as william boyd iii. they do not know why he went to antioch on why he was headed there. >>> a young man was found dead at a frat house in uc a student at uc davis and flamed to a different from tents celebrating his birthday and have it friends in berkeley. he was unresponsive at zeta psi fraternity after a party there on saturday night. his friends say he was energetic and positive. >>> he lifted everyone up. very sad he passed away that way. >>> zeta psi fraternity is not recognized by uc berkeley because of previous alcohol and hazing issues. the coroner says the cause of the delegate will not be known for weeks. >>> day two of the first major winter storm across the united states and our reporter looks at the blast of winte

police chief greg suhr will hold a community meeting about that shooting on monday night. >>> also happeningrom san antonio are here in the bay area. they will make a sales pitch to try to lure the silver and black to texas. alex savidge is at raiders headquarters in alameda with more on today's critical meeting. alex. >> reporter: as these talks heat up, fans are hoping the raiders will stay put here in the east bay. we do know civic leaders from san antonio will be sitting down to meet face to face with the raiders owner later on today here in the bay area and the discussion about possibly moving the team to texas is getting more and more serious with the raiders lease at the coliseum set to expire after this year. now this will be the second such meeting between the two sides. back in july raiders owner mark davis visited san antonio and met with city official there is. according to the san antonio express news, the raiders have determined the alamo dome is an nfl ready facility. but the group save oakland sports wants the raiders owner to remember with all of this talk about relocation,

. >>> san francisco police chief greg suhr says most of the crowd was well behaved. as soon as the parade passed by crews started cleaning the streets. they said there could easily have been more than 20-tons of soggy debris. >>> and fans leaving the city were urged to take public transit and many people did. numi says that they saw more than twice the people they see daily. here's a look at the line for the ferry shortly after the parade wrapped up. >> they looked like parking tickets but there's something you should know before they pay off. >> i think it's a flat out rip off. >> reporter: number two investigates reveals why you can fight them and when. >>> a police officer accused of stealing nude photos from the women he arrested. we're asking why the women aren't also in legal trouble. >>> an explosion blows the roof off of a building. the illegal activity that may have sparked it. >>> two people are hospitalized tonight in critical condition after an explosion blew the roof off of an apartment in walnut creek. butane gas canisters were found at the scene and pe

. >> joining us is the san francisco police chief greg suhr who is no stranger to the streets and demonstrations. let's get to it. every time we hear the demonstrations a few bad apples do the vandalism. but that bad apples seems to be growing. anything to do to prevent it it seems to happen every time. >> i would argue it's not every time. there were times when it's respectful of the browns' wishes of no violence. on saturday night this group which was probably 200 to 300 in number when it started just decided they would go to union square and scare children and steal property and break things. >> one of the things here is, you have the right to peaceably assemble and let your voice be heard but in the bay area it's grown to include taking over streets. and sometimes we -- police move in and people get arrested and we photograph them being carted off and it's parts of their statement but now in recent years they've taken to roaming around and police are caught between trying to make everyone safe sand facilitate freedom of speech and protect property at the same time and oftentimes it's stretch

mayor lee will be a carver joined by joanne hayes-white and greg suhr.arve 4,000 pounds of turkey. the meat will be part of the fresh meals delivered to people who cannot leave their homes for thanksgiving meals. >>> and if the idea of cooking a turkey is intimidating to you, there's help just a phone call away. butterball is hosting its annual hot line from 7:00 a.m. until 4:00 in the afternoon. the hot line can help you decide how big a turkey to buy, how long to cook it and what side dishes to serve. there are tips on roasting, smoking and grilling turkeys. the ut abouter ball hot line is a long-time tradition. but there are turkey tips by e- mail and on the website at butterball.com. if you are kind of in a panic -- the keep thing, make sure you are defroesting it. you don't to take it straight out of the freezer tomorrow morning. >> if they need me to test things, i'm available. >> that's your specialty. >>> sal is good at it, too. that's what we do. >> you and i could be champion taste testers. [laughter] >> our game is up there. >> let's take a lo

. >>> greg suhr will hold a town hall meeting talking about a police shooting in the potrero hill neighborhoodpened thursday night on connecticut street. police say officers patrolling that neighborhood saw five men who were pathing suspiciously. when the police approached, four of them ran away. police say another man then pummed out a gun and that -- pulled out a gun and police opened fire. at one was shot once. he's expected to survive. >>> 7:41. one supreme leader wants to eliminate israel. coming up, the plan he also har laid out -- already laid out. >>> parents outraged after their parents were served alcohol drinks at a popular restaurant chain. how workers handled the serious mixup. >>> and we have slow traffic out there. as a matter of fact, you can see traffic is moving along slowly on the san mateo bridge heading up to the high rise. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. >>> well, fog okay the coast. most of the bay out towards vallejo, crockett and san jose where it's foggy. but east bay, mostly sunny already. a little cool but it will be cooler on the highs. we'll have th

greg suhr will hold a community meeting on the shooting monday night. >>> one person is dead.ing two shootings in san francisco that police believe are connected. officers were called to willow and buchanan streets at 8:45 last night. when they arrived, they saw a man on the ground who had been shot. he was rushed to san francisco general hospital in critical condition. officers learned that another man had earlier gone to the hospital where he later died. investigators will not say why but they think both men were shot together. >> we got a call of -- there was possible fireworks or shots fired. we responded to the scene. one of our officers found one person laying on the ground. >> there are no suspects at this time. homicide detectives have taken over the investigation. >>> 7:34. well, this week oakland voters chose city councilwoman libby schaaf as their new mayor. >> and pam cook joins us now with oakland's mayor-elect in the studio. >> defeated 14 other candidates including oakland's current mayor, jean quan. she's made public safety her top goal but is doing everything