>> i am. >> were you a captain at ingleside? >> i was not. i am now a captain of major investigations. >> were you a captain at ingleside on may 28th, 2017? >> i was. >> did you receive a call on may 28th, 2017 regarding the incident that happened outside the bar, la oficina? >> i did. >> what time did you get that call? >> i can't recall what time it was. shortly after -- it was even before our dispatch center would notify me, which they do on a regular basis, but it was within minutes of it happening. >> so you did not get a call directly, isn't that correct? >> i did, directly from my lieutenant. >> from your -- and who was your lieutenant? >> that night, i believe it was lieutenant chris schafer. >> and who did he get the call from. >> i believe it was on the radio. >> you work with the department of emergency management on turk street? >> no, i do not. >> have you ever worked there? >> yes, i've worked there a little. i've worked there partially, very little through my 28 year career. >> so in terms of the list of calls that the director

man mango, ingleside terrace which is heavy flood impacted areas. city wide flooding also heavily impacts districts eight, nine and 11 as well as the upper great highway area in district four. on the borders of district eight and 11, the specific area, as you already know, is cuyoga avenue and in district nine, alemany, maze and 17th folsom areas are heavily affected areas. since the first hearing in april, puc has developed and strengthed their strategies to better support residents in an effort to protect their properties. the goal of today's hearing is to have puc present their capital projects and strategies to the public so they can learn more, ask questions and be better prepared and supported in the rainy seasons ahead. since april, i am pleased that puc reported that at least in my district, the improvements to ingleside terrace has been completed and that the juice and forester area improvements are currently under construction to be completed next month. however, there are several other neighborhoods including cuyoga in the city that reall

i'm captain jack hart from ingleside station and let me tell ow a story.wn business and patrolling in san jose streets when they noticed thick black smoke emanating from a building on the 3300 block of mission street. they noticed several rez flents residents and patrons were freeing there the buildings. the reason they were fleeing, because the roof of one of the buildings of on the fire and the flames were spreading quickly. these officers were the only two officers that were present. the san francisco fire department had not yet arrived. what they didn't know was this was very soon going to be a fifth-alarm fire, the largest response the san francisco fire department has. they observed thick black smoke emanating from every window and door at 3808 mission street where approximately 28 individuals were fleeing. they noticed an elderly woman, 91 years old standing at the top of the stairs. the very steep set of stairs, and they noticed dozens of people pushing past this 91-year-old woman at the very top with the black smoke and the orange flames coming fr

a monthly calendar was not being sent to sfpd ingleside station. fourth was that the permitee failed to comply with they revised security plan. this inspection was from october 6th, 2017. at that time, no employees had lead training certification and no training was scheduled. inspector burke said he was on-site and that both the manager romero estrada, as well as the owner, did not have california guard cards, and were not scheduled at that time. the guards arrived late that evening, past the specified time of 6:00 p.m. one arrived at 6:15, the other at 6:30 p.m. wands were not being utilized, and no metal detector was not on-site. i just want to say this really shows a history of noncompliance, not only with the violations that they received in 2014, but the revised security plan, but also seemingly a lack of concern for the bar's patrons, as well as the community as

bin tie luke is accused of killing five people at a home in ingleside back in 2012.trial are now expected to come on tuesday. prosecutors say luke killed his victims while burglarizing the home which. his attorney says the evidence does tie his client to the scene but not the murders. luc is an illegal immigrant from vietnam and the u.s. reportedly tried to deport him in 2006. but vietnam didn't want him back. >>> newly released body camera video suggests oakland police were aware of the illegal activities at the ghost ship warehouse nearly two years before the deadly fire. >> how many times have we came back here in the past week? >> too many. >> the video was obtained by the "bay area news group." someone called police to help settle a dispute between master tenant derick almena and other tenants living in the warehouse. apparently, someone had pulled out a gun. mayor libby schaaf said officers have since been retrained and have a new communications system. >> require them to refer dangerous conditions or potential illegal activities or uses of a space to two place

san francisco 62 in outer sunset and 60 in ingleside. heading up to north bay to wine country maybe 62 in sonoma and 65 in napa. the next change coming our way that's on sunday. cloud cover increase z by the afternoon and evening hours. eventually some wet weather for monday's forecast. now this storm system is not nearly as large as what we just dealt with. .0 a to .35 on monday. then notice tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday we have slight chances of rainfall and look. i think most of this is heading off to the north. we the want to alert you to the fact we have rainfall close to the bay area and monitoring that closely. next monday is really the boast chance the way we see it now of rainfall and that forecast next monday. even with the chance on thanksgiving on thursday, i don't think it's going to really be much of anything at this point. but keep you updated on that. >> the weekend forecasts matches your tie. >> sunny. >> things to come thanks jeff. >>> up next, the olympian even before going to college. wow, the stanford water

bay, also for inland valleys of the east bay, 66, palo alto expect a high of 67 today and 61 in ingleside, north bay mid 60s as well with the breezy wind starting to pick up. as you're making plans to go out for a morning jog in san mateo or along the peninsula temperatures in the upper 40s and a few clouds here and there. then we will be making it into the low 60s. overall a nice day for that. we also will have the dia de los muertos festival in san francisco. a nice and cool evening for everyone going out for some of those celebrations. then we are getting ready for the rain set to move in early tomorrow morning. starting as spotty light rain but the roads may be a little wet. we will see that rain off and on between tomorrow and early saturday, a break saturday afternoon and another round moving in on sunday. there will be some times you can get out there and try to get in some of those outdoor activities. we are looking at some mostly light rain for the south bay up to a tenth or quarter of an inch but some of the higher rainfall amounts, i don't know if that will all play out looking