either hillard heintze or the department? >> commissioner dejesus: i'm sure you saw the letter from the california department of justice indicating 6 or 13 recommendations were sent to them. they wrote back saying, the department is not substantial come compliance. what you're taking, they talked about they continue to have information and review. it didn't look like there was any audit it is place. how do you know what you're accomplishing if you can't measure it or failing? how do you know where you're failing? that was one of the things that was brought to our attention and some of the recommendations are the community posting information about the community, policing plan and stuff like that and what was the outreach. it was limited to department's own infrastructure, their own website or facebook page. then the captains. the captains do have an impressive outreach. lot of them are merchants and really concerned community members they belong to their community groups. there's lot of different communities within a communit

they hired, as a subject matter expert, hillard hines, a private company.hey came in and did the audit with the police department. the u.s. justice department eventually backed out of the relationship after the change in the president administration. the city of san francisco went to the state attorney general's office and the state attorney general's office stepped into where the u.s. justice department had been and the san francisco police department also retained hillard hines to continue their work in reviewing the audit that was done and basically the 272 recommendations that were made in which the city committed to implement. which we have been in the process of doing for the last two plus years. so, we're at some mid point now where we're ready for an interim report. i think hillard hines will release an interim report in a couple of weeks. i've asked the department and hillard hines give an oral report tonight to the public and commission just on the status of where they are and what they've done and where they're going. we open it up and i guess th

. >> students get mentors in support with basic need donna hillard gave support but she saw the desireach person to succeed . >> whatever you need, do you need a ticket, i couldn't believe it, i was blown away . >> del lived in a tenderloin dumpster for 18 years before faith and rehabilitation turned his life around. at age 72 dell gives a gift of hope . >> you try to get your self- esteem back so we help you find it and bring it out of you. the sky is open . >> forgiving at risk people a fresh start and a job in tech knowledge he,week's erl seymour . >> even after participants get jobs, del, his staff and volunteers continue in a support role helping people you're out childcare or how to adjust from living in a tent to working in a big company. del is up at 430 again getting bus tickets to assisting with housing . >> thank you, sharon . >> nominator local hero for jefferson ward online@kpix.com/hero. >>> still ahead, housing solution in your own backyard. how san jose's mayor is planning to incentivize building granny flats . >>> corner of san francisco has been deemed a national trea

they hired public relations agency fleishman hillard agency made this list of over 200 people journalists politicians scientists all showing basically showing their positions on money as well as including their phone numbers addresses even things they did in their spare time we would just call that opposition research here in the united states but in france that is in fact. because they were made this list apparently in this like effort to help their launch like media counteroffensive to all of them inside their opposition. to set out to search. as they did this in 2016 you know what happened in 2007. you know tell me. that's one of the. union voted to approve whether to use global so for the next 5 years while that's rather convenient is the moment and we say this thing about oh well the e.p.a. keeps saying it's great even though study after study after study and lawsuit after lawsuit our own invite us environmental protection agency keeps you know sort of backing them up and saying well they can always point to that. which is and that's the question why is that why is that you like so y

donna hillard now works for them.he saw dell's example to lead. >> i could not believe it i was born aaway. >> reporter: the former drug dealer, living in a dumpster for 18 years before his faith and rehabilitation turned his life around. at age 72, dell gives the gift of hope. >> we try to get your self- esteem back. just lost it for a minute. we help you find it to bring it out of you. once we get the dignity back in you, the sky is open. >> thank you, everybody. god bless. >> reporter: for giving at risk people a fresh start with a job in technology, this jefferson award in the bay area goes to dell seymore, sharon chan kpix5. >>> we are recapping the stop stories. >> the warriors are now in england, continuing their playoff series against the trail blazers. the best of seven western conference finals, and the warriors lead the series 2-0. game time is 6:00 p.m. >>> and the stanley cup playoffs, the sharks and blues are once again tie in the western conference final, and san series, d now the series comes back with

joining me now is nbc's vaughn hillard where kamala harris has been campaigning. >> kamala harris iser first campaign event of the day. we caught her on her way in and asked the specific question when it comes to what she heard from bob mueller, where does the senate, the house, congress take this from here. >> this is what she told us. >> the bottom line is we have got to let the process start its course around congress acting on what we know is essentially indictable evidence and information. i think it's fair inference from what we heard that bob mueller was referring impeachment to the united states congress. >> reporter: harris is consistently called for impeachment proceedings to begin. last night at a town hall and msnbc, she acknowledged to the crowd that it was unlikely that senate republicans would vote to ultimately convict the president but she said it's still the perogative of congress to go through the proceedings. i asked her about doj policy that prevented, according to rob mueller, if he so desired to press charges against this president for obstruction of justice. i

first, done hillard in talking miguel, and you told me your top two candidates are -- >> bernie and biden heard a lot of that outside. i want to introduce you to one senior here out of iowa state university. that is what he told us a few minutes ago. >> bernie implementing the moral social programs like free college, giving prisoners the right to vote, all of that stuff. with trump is a businessman, he believes in business ethics. >> what do you need to hear from bernie sanders or joe biden on that front? >> mostly what they're going to do on the agriculture front. >> he owns about 100 acres of farming land in southern iowa and appreciates president trump's trade efforts despite the effect on his operations. but it was bernie sanders who in a tweet just two days ago spoke directly on the agriculture issue, which is an important element here in this state. bernie sanders after joe biden suggested china was not as big of a force and competitor to the united states as others would suggest. bernie sanders in part tweeted, it's wrong to frepd china isn't one of our major economic competitors.

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