one of the things i would like to touch on is a partnership between taraval and ingleside. captain hard and captain nick saw the crossover as well as working with captain bailey r. for similar crimes were happening. the cars that were being used for similar. they went out of their way to talk to the department of emergency management and make sure that certain calls within the neighborhood were classified at a higher level, at a higher priority. instead of coming in and seeing a priority of a suspicious vehicle captives were coming in s.p. priorities. if the officers weren't aware of what was going on investigative leak, that they knew that if this was categorized as a b. priority, there was a quicker response to the neighborhood. we were trying to get ahead of the burglary happening. that was a successful thing that they -- that they put into play. by the taraval, obviously is doing a great job around this and collaborating with their partners. we'll talk about the mission a little bit. mission station is a very different dynamic than taraval. even during the day, we will

and my employees attended both the ingleside station and richmond station community meetings. what we're trying to do now is partner with organizations that already have a community presence and make sure that we are on those agendas and we make our presence known to folks that they know and understand who we are, mow we work, and how we get in contact. i am here and will be here for the rest of the meeting. thank you so much for having us here and hosting us. and also present is one of our new senior managers, christina. christina, where's christina? there she is. if issues come up, folks have a complaint, something they want to talk to us about and i'm unavailable, one of my investigators is here to speak to us, as well. thank you guys so much for your time. it really is a pleasure and honor to be here with all of you and inspiration that so many of you have come out to spend your evening learning a little bit more about public safety here with the police commission. thank you. >> thank you, director henderson. ladies and gentlemen s what we're going to do is reserve public

burglary detail, our robbery detail, working with our neighbors both in the richmond district and in ingleside, that we've been able to reduce these numbe numbers. as chief mentioned, it's not easy. there are a number of crews working together that are very well organized, that are committing these crimes, including retail theft, auto burglaries, and residential burglaries, and we have noticed when arrests are made, our numbers drop, and sometimes they tend to go back up again, so it's ongoing, it's a challenge, but it's something that we are proactive with. our taraval station investigation team. the acting lieutenant is lieutenant douglas arnold. his responsibilities are fairly broad. he needs to know the working knowledge of the crime trends within the district. he reviews and assigns cases to the investigators, he participates in a daily call with other lieutenants and the investigative bureau, and he's also the property crime liaison and works with my admin sergeant, who wears a number of hats, and that would be sergeant lynn pomado, so, please, raise your hand. [ applause ] if i didn't h

i have yet 60 in the embarcadero. 62 for the ingleside. the warmest tomorrow at 66. we'll to go some milder weather friday and saturday and we'll be back down with possibly some wind by next monday. inland valley temperatures will be milder. 74 degrees. stay with me here. friday and saturday, 80s. more warm days ahead. let's get you a quick path on this hurricane. moving to the north here. tuesday, winds of 100 miles per hour possible. with the landfall likely around 5:00 p.m. so a lot of vacationers might be dealing with this. it is a tough one here for mexico. a very powerful storm. >> good to know before people can go. >>> coming up here, when will it open? we have new details about the first amazon go grocery store. >>> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys, juliet louis is here tonight, hoda kotb. >>> and a two-alarm, four people and pets all made it out safely. we're back more news in a moment. the move san francisco w make tomorrow to increase minimum wage to (17 dollars per hour. plus: fender benders leading to disputes over car repairs. nbc bay area responds with

, widespread temperatures, anywhere from 63 in half moon bay, partly sunny me marina down to the ingleside and across the north bay. it's warm in those interior valleys. i still have it up to 80 in ukiah, 79 in napa. i really start to see those temperatures beginning to drop once we hit sunday. we have a lot of rainfall to the north. this is so frustrating, as i've been saying for every single one of us that want rainfall. there is not a big chance of us to get wet weather from this. it really breaks up. but by 8:30 on sunday, we could get a little drizzle right there near the coastline, and then as we head through sunday afternoon, that storm system again continues to dissipate. so the biggest thing we'll see from this is continued cooling in the forecast as you head through the next seven days, right here in san francisco. we'll stay with 60s through next tuesday. for the inland valleys, the temperatures drop. going to be a lot more noticeable. down to 76 on sunday. by next tuesday, some breezy conditions c b so far still good for halloween as you head into wednesday's forecast. so sunda

so that will be good news for you. 79 in redwood city and down to 69 in ingleside through the embarcadero. an a litt ad at the min. valley and 85 in napa. a warm day tomorrow, but the trend is gradually dropping. mid-week's forecast is really the next change in the atmosphere. there's no chances of rain right now. but this will at least help to cool temperatures at least for part of this week. the next thing we're going to show you on the extended forecast you're not going to be too happy about. fire danger was high this past weekend and it's going to go back up. we do see winds increasing on friday, not that gusty, but breezy. 5-15 miles per hour. once we hit sunday is when we could have another red flag warning issued. we'll continue to monitor that as it could last into monday. it's early, but it's the first indication of the gusty winds returning, a drier, milder wind. we're going back up to upper 80s as we pull through this weekend's forecast. as we've been talking about, report any suspicious activity. there were reports done this weekend and that's the best way we can keep on top o

san francisco back to reality after 70s this past weekend, 60s from the embarcadero to the ingleside and right to the outer sunset and across marin, napa and soma counties, 70 in mill valley, 72 in sonoma and the warmest at ukiah at 76. we'll talk more about when the temperatures warm up in about 30 seconds, but hurcane michael. if you have friends or family here, this storm system has exploded fast. right now it is a category three hurricane. we doandfall miles per hour near panama city. rain three to seven inches and a possible storm surge of four to 12 feet. more updates tonight, live reports tomorrow and updates on twitter and facebook. i want to spend some time on the extended forecast. you see a few changes. i think we'll see wind as we head into friday, saturday and sunday. it does not look as gusty as this was this past weekend. what we see right now is by friday, winds in the hills, five to 15 miles per hour. possibly 10-20 miles per hour on saturday and sunday. we might get a fire weather watch this coming weekend and temperatures warming uh to 71 as we hit sunday's forecas

fillmore, the mission, and from my old neighborhood -- ingleside/lakeview. we had differing histories of academic and personal involvement. black and brown 'excellence was in full effect. it was always a rigorous environment. a student must be well prepared. i reviewed the sarc for willie brown middle school and i find statistics that are concerning. only 10% of the students in grades 3-8 and 11 are meeting state standards for math and only 20% e.l.a. standards. basically, what i want to encourage you to do is to slow down this process and allow us to work with you to create a transition program that supports these and other students to close the achievement gap. >> vice-president cook: thank you. >> that's your goal. i know you would want that for the students at lowell. >> dr. matthews, president cook, i'm terry aybad, lowell alumni association. is there a problem to be addressed? yes. we agree there is. due to the fact that willie brown middle school has no existing track record of applications and admissions to lowell, they've been excluded. that needs t

we'll be at 61 in ingleside and the marina district reaching 63 degrees. north bay looking at highs in the mid to low 70s. a look at the forecast as you start to make plans for the weekend. you may be heading to half moon bay. there's the art and pumpkin festival. they weighed the gigantic pumpkins earlier in the week and you can go see them. a parade at noon on saturday, and at that time it's going to be about 64 degrees so very nice as our highs reach into the mid-60s, and we don't have to worry about fog this time around. then in san jose, there's pumpkins in the park, getting closer to halloween so all of these events are going on and discovery meadow right in front of the museum at the park. it will be in the low 60s at 10:00 as the event begins, and then we'll see the temperatures warm up fairly quickly into the low 80s, and we talked about tropical storm michael. i want to take you to the pacific with an update on tropical storm sergio. now, this storm has actually strengthened a little bit and it's expected to stay a tropical storm over the next fe

taraval station, homicide a lot of times, unfortunately, it is in the o.m.i., which is the ocean view, ingleside, merced heights. so i also want to thank sf safe. their partnership is invaluable and also the d.a.'s office, maggie is wonderful. together with the community if we see something, we need to say something. it's a good partnership, so i wanted to come up and say appreciation and thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening, commissioners. good seeing you again. i think last time i saw you guys about three or four years. it's nice to see you guys. i'm bill barnacle. i'm the commissioner for veterans affair for city and county of san francisco. i did not go to s.i., unfortunately, i went to abraham lincoln high school. i'll share that with you. mustangs. here we go, mustangs. been over three years when captain lynn was here. i want to compliment captain yick for his many accomplishments in his short tenure at taraval station. as he mentioned on the board there, he's done merchant walks with me. we haven't had a captain for some time that's been on a her

at fault in the west of twin peaks area, west of sunnyside and north of ingleside. might specific section of it is highlighted in red. the street is called dorado terrace. this is an overhead view. the pavement you see as part of dorado terrace. it is a closed loop neighborhood above the ocean avenue just to the south. but to the plot map referred to homewood ports. back in the 1920s, it was the jewish home for orphans and it was called homewood orphanage. back then you can see that the area was surrounded by trees. this is on the southern slope of mount davidson and was a mixed forest of eucalyptus and pine trees that was predominant in that neighborhood. in the late 1960s, the property was sold and in the mid-1970s it was developed. in 1979, the new development which is comprised of duplexes and single-family homes was started. people started moving in there peerk that is when these trees were planted which were the subject of the appeal tonight. these are two ironwood eucalyptus trees that have been here since 1979 and this is what they look like in august of 201

we'll be up to 67 in ingleside, outer sunset 66 degrees. and 76 in mill valley, santa rosa reaching 79 degrees. we have been giving a lot of updates on hurricane michael, and now we're starting to see that well-defined eye in the middle of the storm, showing that it could continue to strengthen. and that's exactly what the forecast is calling for over the next couple of days. this could make it up to category 3 status before it moves into the florida panhandle. that's expected to make landfall. at this point it will be late wednesday evening and then quickly making a turn off towards the east on thursday and back out into the atlantic. and then as we look at what's happening in the pacific, we have category 1 hurricane sergio. this is expected to move off towards the east over the next couple of days. so right in its path will be very close to cabo. so this could bring in a lot of rainfall over the next couple of days, as it moves through by the weekend. this is something that we'll be keeping an eye on. as we look at our inland forecast, e

ingleside heading up to 68 degrees. and 78 in mill valley. novato expecting a high of 83 degrees. as you head out for trick or treating, some temperatures warm. at 5:00 and getting ready for sunset, be mindful that sunset is right about 6:10. as you go out around 7:00, it's going to be mostly clear with the inland areas in the low 70s. and the bay at 65 degrees. and then cooling off as we go throughout the night. if you're going out to some of the halloween parties, we're not going to see a change in this pattern. we're still going to see pressure tomorrow. we'll have some warmer weather and then it kind of makes its way off towards the west, just a little bit in time for the weekend. but the outlook for the month of november shows that the -- most of the bay area is looking at some very warm weather. and about an equal chance of precipitation. but we don't have any of that in the forecast. and we're looking at some dry conditions, highs in the 80s, continuing into the start of next week. and san francisco, more highs, mostly in the upper 60s for the next seven days. and we'll con