none reported with the ingleside station. we had small issue with the mounting brackets with the garments the magnets are not strong enough. and they're sending stronger magnets to affix to the outer garments. as far as policy issues are concerned we're still doing polly questions overall we have 64 trainers 143 are trained in bay view. 500 remain untrained 20 in ingleside remain untrained that is generally for people on disability and other issues precluding them to be trained. the training schedule in northern station september 2017th 2016. mission is 19th 19th.-twenty-third - and that's the beginning of fleet week just of note. october 27th of twenty-first richmond station and southern october 24th to 28. park following november 1st to the 4th. and finally of the ten district station that will be central that will be november 14th to 18 that will be followed by tack cal copy sob station bureau and headquarter for the remainder of the year to january of 2017. of note, we had a really good story officer rilely bandy one of o

none reported with the ingleside station. we had small issue with the mounting brackets with the garments the magnets are not strong enough. and they're sending stronger magnets to affix to the outer garments. as far as policy issues are concerned we're still doing polly questions overall we have 64 trainers 143 are trained in bay view. 500 remain untrained 20 in ingleside remain untrained that is generally for people on disability and other issues precluding them to be trained. the training schedule in northern station september 2017th 2016. mission is 19th 19th.-twenty-third - and that's the beginning of fleet week just of note. october 27th of twenty-first richmond station and southern october 24th to 28. park following november 1st to the 4th. and finally of the ten district station that will be central that will be november 14th to 18 that will be followed by tack cal copy sob station bureau and headquarter for the remainder of the year to january of 2017. of note, we had a really good story officer rilely bandy one of o

: officers here at ingleside are right now receiving a demonstration from taser international which makes the body cameras. there have been some apprehension about these cameras but an officer we spoke to who was able to get the cameras a test run over the past month say they take getting used to. at first he says he felt self- conscious but now it doesn't bother him and makes him feel safeguarded. >> people make unfounded complaints all the time so it will be easy to look at the video and it is professional. i was nice to them actually and they didn't like whatever the outcome was if i give them a ticket. >> the cameras cost $500 and are on at all times. they don't record until an officer presses the button. the cameras record 30 seconds of video prior to that button being pressed. officers at bayview and ingleside stations are out -- outfitted in the next stations to receive the cameras will be northern, mission and the tenderloin. ktvu. >>> powerful earthquake has chased people out of their homes in new zealand. the seven point one quake struck 100 ktvu. >>> powerful earthquake has cha

i think at ingleside and that's how it's going to get started. as i mentioned before we think it's critical to include outside expertise. as i said that's the number one recommendation of all of the departments. it provides transparency and credibility and consistent with 21st century policing and in the absence of outside experts you only have the data, the raw data. it can be misinterpreted either by the department as it reports it or by others outside the department. so why analysis matters so much? and there's a quote which i won't read and from jennifer everhart's report with oakland and there are two approaches generally to data analysis and collection and the first really makes the case for racial disparities and makes police departments offense defensive and the point is to incite so much resistance that meaningful reform is difficult if not possible. >> >> the second approach is oh we account for the crime rate and find there are no racial disparities but we know from the work with the communities that is not true. so her approach is a p

. >> steve: in august- a 25 hour suspect in the ingleside neighborhood ended peacefully at the end of july- non home near dolores park to take a 13 year old autistic boy with a knife into custody. taking the time and creating distance with a suspect in criris is part of the sfpd's new mantra. >> steve: in august a 25 hour standoff with an assault suspect in the ingleside neighborhood ends peacefully at the end of july non lethal force is used at a home near dolores park to take a 13 year old autistic boy with a knife into custody after a standoff lasting more than 15 hours and at the beginning of the month a standoff in the tenderloin for more three hours with an armed suicidal man also ends with no loss of life. >>--taking the time and suspect in criris is part of the sfpd's new mantra. >>--officer carlos manfredi/san francisco police 43-53 but there's more since the shooting and killing of stabbing suspect mario woods, training has changed especially at the gun range where officers are no longer told to shoot as soon as a target turns. >>--police say more officers also are being tra

none reported with the ingleside station. we had small issue with the mounting brackets with the garments the magnets are not strong enough. and they're sending stronger magnets to affix to the outer garments. as far as policy issues are concerned we're still doing polly questions overall we have 64 trainers 143 are trained in bay view. 500 remain untrained 20 in ingleside remain untrained that is generally for people on disability and other issues precluding them to be trained. the training schedule in northern station september 2017th 2016. mission is 19th 19th.-twenty-third - and that's the beginning of fleet week just of note. october 27th of twenty-first richmond station and southern october 24th to 28. park following november 1st to the 4th. and finally of the ten district station that will be central that will be november 14th to 18 that will be followed by tack cal copy sob station bureau and headquarter for the remainder of the year to january of 2017. of note, we had a really good story officer rilely bandy one of o

i think at ingleside and that's how it's going to get started. as i mentioned before we think it's critical to include outside expertise. as i said that's the number one recommendation of all of the departments. it provides transparency and credibility and consistent with 21st century policing and in the absence of outside experts you only have the data, the raw data. it can be misinterpreted either by the department as it reports it or by others outside the department. so why analysis matters so much? and there's a quote which i won't read and from jennifer everhart's report with oakland and there are two approaches generally to data analysis and collection and the first really makes the case for racial disparities and makes police departments offense defensive and the point is to incite so much resistance that meaningful reform is difficult if not possible. >> >> the second approach is oh we account for the crime rate and find there are no racial disparities but we know from the work with the communities that is not true. so her approach is a p

i want to recognize our outstanding police department, the ingleside station in particular that patrols the streets of visitation valley. we have officers here with us. thank you vaer much for being here sfpd, we appreciate you. i also want to recognize department of real estate that was this incredibly instrumental helping negotiate the property and want to acknowledge john gaven from department of real estate. and finally, i also want to recognize adembly men david chiu, he is where us every step of the way when a member the board of sfr visor squz now a representative for saf san francisco and sacramento. he has two staff persons here who probably don't need introduction mr. chan and [inaudible] the next person i like to introduce is dr. maria sioux who is the director of department called department of children, youth and families. she is considered the expert here in san francisco when it comes to early childhood education and programming, summer program. dr. sue will help us program the space for our children. [applause]ue who is the director of department called department of chi

this is the wall of body cameras getting charged at the ingleside station.ue cords feeds video into a server. and later officers at their desk can look at what they recorded. again, officer wren. sot/tc: it can help with note taking, filing reports, after 60 days, the video is wiped out however, if the video recorded a serious crime then it is held as evidence. in the next few months, each station in san francisco will receive traning and cameras and in the end - a department spokesperson one thousand 650 members of the sfpd will all be wearing with body cameras. te, kron four news. the mother of an unarmed 19- year-old man shot and killed by fresno police is now seeking financial damages from the city for her son's death. today a lawsuit filed against the city of fresno and its police department.claims officers used excessive force when they opened fire and killed dylan noble in june. >> reporter: shredded come as a hurricane and would be the first hurricane to hit that state since 2005 s when note came as a category 3 storm eight could cause flooding for m

officers at bay view and ingleside stations are the first to get them. the next station will include the tender loin. the hope is that all officers will be wearing camera by the end of the year. >> developing now a boat rescue in the past hour just west of the golden gate bridge. a fishing boat hit the rocks at kirby cove on the marin side, not far from the bridge. once the boat began taking on water the coast guard who was called in for a rescue, 15 people including a dog were on the boat at the time. but as you can see from these pictures here it appears that everyone was evacuated safely. now to the south bay where san jose police say seven men under arrest are being linked to as many as 200 burglaries in that city and neighboring cities. the arrests are part of a year- long operation. police say the men are tide to a street gang in east palo alto. they were arrested yesterday in a raid that included 15 officers from nine different agencies. police say the crime shared some similarities. >> during the commission of these burglaries they're using high

none reported with the ingleside station. we had small issue with the mounting brackets with the garments the magnets are not strong enough. and they're sending stronger magnets to affix to the outer garments. as far as policy issues are concerned we're still doing polly questions overall we have 64 trainers 143 are trained in bay view. 500 remain untrained 20 in ingleside remain untrained that is generally for people on disability and other issues precluding them to be trained. the training schedule in northern station september 2017th 2016. mission is 19th 19th.-twenty-third - and that's the beginning of fleet week just of note. october 27th of twenty-first richmond station and southern october 24th to 28. park following november 1st to the 4th. and finally of the ten district station that will be central that will be november 14th to 18 that will be followed by tack cal copy sob station bureau and headquarter for the remainder of the year to january of 2017. of note, we had a really good story officer rilely bandy one of o

. >> jeremy anders found out, he wrote an e-mail to the ingleside police station. this is the response, no place in this world is completely safe. law enforcement can only do so much to enforce rules and patrol areas. please exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings. >> you have an increase in homeless and mental health issues as well as narcotic issues. >> some neighbors on this threat blame proposition 47, the 2014 ballot initiative making petty theft a misdemeanor. a report found that prop 47 led to a decline in these arrests. >> it's frustrating to live in a city where crime seems to happen and nothing is done about it. i don't know who to blame. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> a robbery suspect faces a potential life sentence of convicted of multiple crimes. he appeared in court to answer charges that include attempted murder and elder abuse. santa clara county sheriff's deputies say his fingerprints were inside of the home of the 88-year-old flo douglas that put her in intensive care, she's had bleeding in the brain and eyes. >> the defendant ent

. >> jeremy anders found out, he wrote an e-mail to the ingleside police station. this is the response, no place in this world is completely safe. law enforcement can only do so much to enforce rules and patrol areas. please exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings. >> you have an increase in homeless and mental health issues as well as narcotic issues. >> some neighbors on this threat blame proposition 47, the 2014 ballot initiative making petty theft a misdemeanor. a report found that prop 47 led to a decline in these arrests. >> it's frustrating to live in a city where crime seems to happen and nothing is done about it. i don't know who to blame. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> a robbery suspect faces a potential life sentence of convicted of multiple crimes. he appeared in court to answer charges that include attempted murder and elder abuse. santa clara county sheriff's deputies say his fingerprints were inside of the home of the 88-year-old flo douglas that put her in intensive care, she's had bleeding in the brain and eyes. >> the defendant ent

i want to recognize our outstanding police department, the ingleside station in particular that patrolsalley. we have officers here with us. thank you vaer much for being here sfpd, we appreciate you. i also want to recognize department of real estate that was this incredibly instrumental helping negotiate the property and want to acknowledge john gaven from department of real estate. and finally, i also want to recognize adembly men david chiu, he is where us every step of the way when a member the board of sfr visor squz now a representative for saf san francisco and sacramento. he has two staff persons here who probably don't need introduction mr. chan and [inaudible] the next person i like to introduce is dr. maria sioux who is the director of department called department of children, youth and families. she is considered the expert here in san francisco when it comes to early childhood education and programming, summer program. dr. sue will help us program the space for our children. [applause]ue who is the director of department called department of children, youth and families. s

most of those officers are station in the department bay view ingleside station.epartment began issuing the device in july and it says all members holding the rank of lieutenant or below should have camera by january of next year. today some spoke about the new equipment. >> this is video we get from private citizens cameras. but now you have the officers with body camera on. police officers were already used to that. everyone is recording us on telephone all the time so it's kind of nice to have your perspective unedited. >>reporter: part of the new camera policy will require officers involved in shoot goes to make a statement of what happened before looking at video from the body camera. >>> we have much more ahead for you on this thursday night. coming up. dramatic explosion just as the space x rock bet to take off in florida. >> details on the bankruptcy of south cooep shipping company that could make it harder to get your christmas gifts. >> september starting out cool along the coast. >> september starting out cool along the coast. drew will look ahead >>> n

officers at bayview and ingleside stations are outfitted with the cameras.tations to receive the cameras will be northern, mission, and the tender loin. tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the dallas police chief who received high praise for the way he handled the ambush-style attack that claimed the lives of five officers in july made a surprise announcement. david brown said he has decided to retire after 30 years on the force. he plans to step dunn on his 56th birthday next month. he quoted a steve vee wonder song at the memorial service for the five police officers who died. that led to a social media movement calling for brown to run for president. >>> there is a special bond between the a group of firefighters and a bay area family. >> i would have buried my child if they would not have been there. >> coming up, how this young woman has found an amazing way to say thank you. >>> also ahead, a tech giant making a difference in an east bay city, donating millions of dollars to schools. what all that money will be used for. >>> it's pretty mild out there.

san francisco police officers be wearing body cameras and most are stationed in the bayview and inglesidetion, and the department starting issuing the cameras in july and it said all members holding the rank of lieutenant or below should have them by january. we spoke to them about equipment. >> this is video from private citizens' cameras and now you have the officers with the body cameras on so police officers trend already used to that and everyone is recording us on cell phone and it is nice to have your perspective, un odes it. >> the policy will require officers involved if shootings make a statement of what happened before they are able to look at the video from the body camera. >> back to meteorologist mike nicco and a check of weather on friday. >> mike? >> good morning, guys, we will look and open the weather window with the winds less than seven miles per hour on the golden gate bridge. on the ferry the winds are 13 miles per hour at angel island. it will be brider and warmer this afternoon. for all of us. even at coast. clouds and drizzle return tonight. that will signify a co

every patrol officer is scheduled to be equipped with one by thanksgiving, and officer assigned to ingleside wore them recently and the ating police chief chaplin said they will be phased in over the next two months. the "san francisco examiner" reports the public can only see footage on a case-by-case basis. >> police are searching for a robber who took a purse of a woman at a shopping center after 9:00 on wednesday in a parking lot at santana row. a masked man came out of a car with a gun, walked up to a woman and difficult mapped her hurricane. she did not give it up without a fight and she was dragged as she held on. he snatched it away and want back into the scar. express not found the suspect. >> the accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> we start inland east bay neigborhood where we are 60 in antioch, and brentwood and pittsburg at 58, follow by concord and correct at 57 and san ramon at 53 degrees. as we look and we have mountain view and san jose, cloudy and 61 and san carlos and oakland at 59 and napa at 57, pacifica is 52 the it is cloudy at sfo so if you have someo

reporter: when jeremy ambers found how the what happened to his father-in-law hi wrote an e-mail to the inglesidement and this is the response he later received. >> no place in this world is completely safe. law enforcement can only do so much to ennorse rules and patrol areas. please exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings. >> we had need more man mother and need more people come join the police norse. we would love to have an increase in staffing. >> reporter: some neighbors on this thread blame proposition 47, the 2014 ballot initiative making pretty theft a misdemeanor. a report by the public policy institute of california recently found that prop 47 has led to a decline in the number of these types of arrests. >> basically if they get caught it's like a ticket, so they are shopping in our neighborhood essentially. >> reporter: police realize people are frustrated. they say with an increase in homelessness, drug addictions and mental health cases, there is only so much they can tackle. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> thanks for joining us for "abc 7 news at 4:00.

the officers at the bayview and ingleside stations are the first to be outfitted with a cameras.thern, mission and tenderloin station officers will get cameras next. all officers will be wearing a body camera by the end of this year. >>> some oakland people are hoping to get a very specific message approach -- across after dumping trash on city hall steps. they say oakland allows illegally dumped trash to stay in the neighborhood for days at a time. they picked up trash in east oakland and brought it all to city hall. they say there aren't enough -- authorities say there aren't enough to handle all the trash. they say police need to step in. >> the system is broken. not enough people are working to deal with all of this trash. usually we are the last ones they come to to pick up. >> i can tell you who's trash it is. the city of oakland does not enforce it as we should. >> councilmember noel guy has said starting next year -- giaz says they're working on catching illegal dumpers in the act by installing cameras. >>> the fallout from donald trump's speech on illegal immigration com

he lives in ingleside with his wife and four cats. nina, margaret and goldie. are they here? they are working in the district helping to build a non-profit with home safety and repair projects. in district 11 there have been so many projects helping so many elderly and disabled residents. it's great that you have been involved in this work. he also leads free tours through san francisco city guides. with his retirement, we hope to see more of you out there as volunteer and with lending your expertise. you are welcome to say a few words. >> thank you very much. thank you president breed, supervisor avalos. i would like to thank the members of this board for this great honor today. as a son of a commissioner and the security administration, i was destined to serve the city that i love. those that i have known for 30 years in the county of san francisco. it's been a privilege to be a member of this government. in my retirement, i will continue to be a volunteer to serve this community, not only with city guides and rebuilding together but involved in other activities every time

today officers in the ingleside station will receive their new devices. the department has been under intense scrutiny lately to reform following multiple shootings of suspects by officers. >>> this morning the niners are gearing up for game against the san diego chargers. it's a team's last preseason game but football has taken a backseat to politics as controversy continues to swirl around colin kaepernick. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live from levi stadium with reaction ahead of tonight's big game. this is a watched game for the entire country. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. as you recall a quarterback 49ers colin kaepernick has promised to silt down again during tonight's anthem. it will be a much different b atmosphere in san diego as tonight the chargers will be paying their annual tribute to the military. if you're not similar san diego is home to thousands servicemen and women. very much different at moss fear than what happened here last here at levi stadium when few people at a time even realized that colin kaepernick

today officers in the ingleside station will receive the devices.e department has been under intense scrutiny lately to reform following multiple shootings of suspects by officers. >>> vandals are striking again in san jose in a bizarre way. someone keeps splashing white primer paint on utility boxes coughed by these colorful murals. the boxes are located all over san jose willow gren glen neighborhood. vandalism showed up in january and didn't happen again until this past sunday when police say a box on the corner of meridian avenue and dry creek road was hit. the artist has since repainted the mural. this vandalism is just yards from a grove of trees that were cut down by vandals last month. >>> here's music to your ears on this thursday morning. quieter b.a.r.t. trains. the key is in the wheels. the main source of the noise are those wheels. so after two years of testing engineers have come up with a new wheel design. train operators describe the difference as night and day. b.a.r.t. says the new wheels will be gradually added to the trains where

ingleside officers got their cameras yesterday the baby station has been using the equipment for weeksow. >> i would say overall it's had a positive impact on my encounters with people who would otherwise be hostile. so they're aware, oh, well, you know, he's recording. i better be on better behavior. >> obviously accountability for the officers as well. the department is on track to have all officers up to the rank of lieutenant wearing the cameras by the middle of january. >>> it is a naked trump custody battle. the artist joshua monroe was hoping to get back one of his infamous statues from san francisco pd but officers turned him down saying it is evidence in a felony vandalism case. investigators are trying to find whomever placed the naked trump statue in the castro. despite being taken away by police monroe says he is tell happen we with the response from the bay area. >> the one here in san francisco had a great response. actually i scoured the internet and seen great video. i believe there was footage of a dog attacks his private parts at one point. >> we did not air that vide

. >> hi ami eddy a native of san francisco about a year nature ago i moved to the ingleside i'm a hikerer and grad to hike the water shed area and living closer he quickly was disappointed a lot of roadblocks taking a hike with any family without investigating to go through the hoops of doing so are i care deeply about habitat and ecology i do design, engineering, and construction assistance services to protect the local ecology are tit in th community it is a laughable to think this this will include more trash discouraging i believe that we as a society need to put a lot a lot more value in making sure that people are not breaking the rules that is a separate issue most people want to obey the rules i'm in favor of the amendments to open up the trails. >> next speaker good afternoon. my name is dan i'm a non-overview lift - i was walking around the lake to suntdz ago and saw deceased monthly plastic and styrofoam people smoke he also saw several dogs off leash and raising up the slopes on the island in the middle of the lake to frequent as i understand painted on the roads with 12 inch

public speaker: good evening, i'm marlene tran, a member of the api police forum, ingleside station member and the spokesperson for the visitation asian alliance. in the late 1980s after i moved to district 10, shock reality set in when neighbors pleaded with me to organize meetings to seek help from law enforcement because so many crimes were committed against the non-and limited english speaking residents. this was the beginning of my community work. yes there are still many unreported crimes on this population including a blessing, i learned that many of the blessings. the 15 residents to support the elderly victims. some of these were my former students and my neighbors. later i invited some of them to offer them help. for these elderly victims, to lose their so-called funeral funds caused a down spiral of mental health problems. last month two of the victims died very likely from grief. given the millions of dollars that these perpetrators have scammed from chinese seniors, they are back again. given the scope, because of time i have to abbreviate this. given the scope of the repetiti

>> the two stations started and ingleside and bay side are done and rolling it out. i gave the schedule a week or two ago gave the roll out schedule. we're projected to have all the district stations done by november of this year and in regard to oakland they were one of the groups to get the camera system so they got equipment free of charge and they maintain it is storage internally. we use a cloud base system so they use internal system where all the stuff is stored on premises so i don't think it's comparing apples and oranges and the two systems together and we have built in safeguard and i did hear that i believe the tech people accidentally deleted the footage. >> commissioner -- dr. marshall. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> i hesitate to do this only because -- imieg to knock on wood but the statistics are heartening. i guess the reason i am saying that when you hear the year to date statistics it's different when it's eight months into the year so if we can somehow keep that up i would certainly like to hear at some point why you think -- some analysis of why yo

. >> hi ami eddy a native of san francisco about a year nature ago i moved to the ingleside i'm a hikerer and grad to hike the water shed area and living closer he quickly was disappointed a lot of roadblocks taking a hike with any family without investigating to go through the hoops of doing so are i care deeply about habitat and ecology i do design, engineering, and construction assistance services to protect the local ecology are tit in th community it is a laughable to think this this will include more trash discouraging i believe that we as a society need to put a lot a lot more value in making sure that people are not breaking the rules that is a separate issue most people want to obey the rules i'm in favor of the amendments to open up the trails. >> next speaker good afternoon. my name is dan i'm a non-overview lift - i was walking around the lake to suntdz ago and saw deceased monthly plastic and styrofoam people smoke he also saw several dogs off leash and raising up the slopes on the island in the middle of the lake to frequent as i understand painted on the roads with 12 inch

he lives in ingleside with his wife and four cats. nina, margaret and goldie. are they here? they are working in the district helping to build a non-profit with home safety and repair projects. in district 11 there have been so many projects helping so many elderly and disabled residents. it's great that you have been involved in this work. he also leads free tours through san francisco city guides. with his retirement, we hope to see more of you out there as volunteer and with lending your expertise. you are welcome to say a few words. >> thank you very much. thank you president breed, supervisor avalos. i would like to thank the members of this board for this great honor today. as a son of a commissioner and the security administration, i was destined to serve the city that i love. those that i have known for 30 years in the county of san francisco. it's been a privilege to be a member of this government. in my retirement, i will continue to be a volunteer to serve this community, not only with city guides and rebuilding together but involved in other activities every time

. >> hi ami eddy a native of san francisco about a year nature ago i moved to the ingleside i'm a hikerer and grad to hike the water shed area and living closer he quickly was disappointed a lot of roadblocks taking a hike with any family without investigating to go through the hoops of doing so are i care deeply about habitat and ecology i do design, engineering, and construction assistance services to protect the local ecology are tit in th community it is a laughable to think this this will include more trash discouraging i believe that we as a society need to put a lot a lot more value in making sure that people are not breaking the rules that is a separate issue most people want to obey the rules i'm in favor of the amendments to open up the trails. >> next speaker good afternoon. my name is dan i'm a non-overview lift - i was walking around the lake to suntdz ago and saw deceased monthly plastic and styrofoam people smoke he also saw several dogs off leash and raising up the slopes on the island in the middle of the lake to frequent as i understand painted on the roads with 12 inch

. >> hi ami eddy a native of san francisco about a year nature ago i moved to the ingleside i'm a hikerer and grad to hike the water shed area and living closer he quickly was disappointed a lot of roadblocks taking a hike with any family without investigating to go through the hoops of doing so are i care deeply about habitat and ecology i do design, engineering, and construction assistance services to protect the local ecology are tit in th community it is a laughable to think this this will include more trash discouraging i believe that we as a society need to put a lot a lot more value in making sure that people are not breaking the rules that is a separate issue most people want to obey the rules i'm in favor of the amendments to open up the trails. >> next speaker good afternoon. my name is dan i'm a non-overview lift - i was walking around the lake to suntdz ago and saw deceased monthly plastic and styrofoam people smoke he also saw several dogs off leash and raising up the slopes on the island in the middle of the lake to frequent as i understand painted on the roads with 12 inch

i want to recognize our outstanding police department, the ingleside station in particular that patrolshe streets of visitation valley. we have officers here with us. thank you vaer much for being here sfpd, we appreciate you. i also want to recognize department of real estate that was this incredibly instrumental helping negotiate the property and want to acknowledge john gaven from department of real estate. and finally, i also want to recognize adembly men david chiu, he is where us every step of the way when a member the board of sfr visor squz now a representative for saf san francisco and sacramento. he has two staff persons here who probably don't need introduction mr. chan and [inaudible] the next person i like to introduce is dr. maria sioux who is the director of department called department of children, youth and families. she is considered the expert here in san francisco when it comes to early childhood education and programming, summer program. dr. sue will help us program the space for our children. [applause]ue who is the director of department called department of child

a couple of slow drives, northbound 280 in ingleside district.tion o of the bay. across the san mateo bridge at the top of your screen, slower westbound across the peninsula. next one day as for the dumbarton bridge, overheading into the peninsula, northbound routes continue your typical pattern for 101 and 280, a look at 101 through palo alto, slowing toward university and a lane shift, typical. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 7:57. the race for silicon valley congressional seat getting ugly. mike honda is suing ro khanna, accusing him of stealing information on political donors. the fallout includes the abrupt resignation of khanna's campaign manager. >>> a homeless advocate who threw a miss in the face of sacramento mayor kevin johnson is expected to be formally charged with assault. he's giving his side of the story on our facebook page. another update in half an hour. ♪ grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longe

public speaker: good evening, i'm marlene tran, a member of the api police forum, ingleside station member and the spokesperson for the visitation asian alliance. in the late 1980s after i moved to district 10, shock reality set in when neighbors pleaded with me to organize meetings to seek help from law enforcement because so many crimes were committed against the non-and limited english speaking residents. this was the beginning of my community work. yes there are still many unreported crimes on this population including a blessing, i learned that many of the blessings. the 15 residents to support the elderly victims. some of these were my former students and my neighbors. later i invited some of them to offer them help. for these elderly victims, to lose their so-called funeral funds caused a down spiral of mental health problems. last month two of the victims died very likely from grief. given the millions of dollars that these perpetrators have scammed from chinese seniors, they are back again. given the scope, because of time i have to abbreviate this. given the scope of the repetiti

i want to recognize our outstanding police department, the ingleside station in particular that patrolsve officers here with us. thank you vaer much for being here sfpd, we appreciate you. i also want to recognize department of real estate that was this incredibly instrumental helping negotiate the property and want to acknowledge john gaven from department of real estate. and finally, i also want to recognize adembly men david chiu, he is where us every step of the way when a member the board of sfr visor squz now a representative for saf san francisco and sacramento. he has two staff persons here who probably don't need introduction mr. chan and [inaudible] the next person i like to introduce is dr. maria sioux who is the director of department called department of children, youth and families. she is considered the expert here in san francisco when it comes to early childhood education and programming, summer program. dr. sue will help us program the space for our children. [applause]ue who is the director of department called department of children, youth and families. she is consid

he lives in ingleside with his wife and four cats. nina, margaret and goldie. are they here? they are working in the district helping to build a non-profit with home safety and repair projects. in district 11 there have been so many projects helping so many elderly and disabled residents. it's great that you have been involved in this work. he also leads free tours through san francisco city guides. with his retirement, we hope to see more of you out there as volunteer and with lending your expertise. you are welcome to say a few words. >> thank you very much. thank you president breed, supervisor avalos. i would like to thank the members of this board for this great honor today. as a son of a commissioner and the security administration, i was destined to serve the city that i love. those that i have known for 30 years in the county of san francisco. it's been a privilege to be a member of this government. in my retirement, i will continue to be a volunteer to serve this community, not only with city guides and rebuilding together but involved in other activities every time

he lives in ingleside with his wife and four cats. nina, margaret and goldie. are they here? they are working in the district helping to build a non-profit with home safety and repair projects. in district 11 there have been so many projects helping so many elderly and disabled residents. it's great that you have been involved in this work. he also leads free tours through san francisco city guides. with his retirement, we hope to see more of you out there as volunteer and with lending your expertise. you are welcome to say a few words. >> thank you very much. thank you president breed, supervisor avalos. i would like to thank the members of this board for this great honor today. as a son of a commissioner and the security administration, i was destined to serve the city that i love. those that i have known for 30 years in the county of san francisco. it's been a privilege to be a member of this government. in my retirement, i will continue to be a volunteer to serve this community, not only with city guides and rebuilding together but involved in other activities every time

i want to recognize our outstanding police department, the ingleside station in particular that patrolshe streets of visitation valley. we have officers here with us. thank you vaer much for being here sfpd, we appreciate you. i also want to recognize department of real estate that was this incredibly instrumental helping negotiate the property and want to acknowledge john gaven from department of real estate. and finally, i also want to recognize adembly men david chiu, he is where us every step of the way when a member the board of sfr visor squz now a representative for saf san francisco and sacramento. he has two staff persons here who probably don't need introduction mr. chan and [inaudible] the next person i like to introduce is dr. maria sioux who is the director of department called department of children, youth and families. she is considered the expert here in san francisco when it comes to early childhood education and programming, summer program. dr. sue will help us program the space for our children. [applause]ue who is the director of department called department of child

he lives in ingleside with his wife and four cats. nina, margaret and goldie. are they here? they are working in the district helping to build a non-profit with home safety and repair projects. in district 11 there have been so many projects helping so many elderly and disabled residents. it's great that you have been involved in this work. he also leads free tours through san francisco city guides. with his retirement, we hope to see more of you out there as volunteer and with lending your expertise. you are welcome to say a few words. >> thank you very much. thank you president breed, supervisor avalos. i would like to thank the members of this board for this great honor today. as a son of a commissioner and the security administration, i was destined to serve the city that i love. those that i have known for 30 years in the county of san francisco. it's been a privilege to be a member of this government. in my retirement, i will continue to be a volunteer to serve this community, not only with city guides and rebuilding together but involved in other activities every time