at approximately 2015 hours, the three officers returned to the ingleside police station to end their tour of duty. as they were in the locker room, getting ready to go home, they heard a gut wrenching emergency communication on their radios of shots fired. several police officers subsequently trns mied that police officer kevin downs had been shot and severely wounded by a suspect who was at large and unconfined. as a result, the officered responded to the scene, and a broadcast 406, officer needs emergency help. it's the most danger call any officer goes to. without any hesitancy, chew, dominguez, grabbed their vests. as the three officers arrived at the super hectic scene, the perimeter around the grove was setup to contain an arrest of the suspect. officer trail was driving and parked his marked sfpd vehicle on 28 avenue just south of vicente street and subsequently informed dispatch of their location. due to the fact that it was dark with zero or no lighting, officer trail drove to an incline area near the baseball field adjacent to 28th area and vicente and illuminated the playg

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

as you say, we are at the ingleside birth and community centre and in one of the birthing suites whereg thick and fast in sa lfo rd , are still coming thick and fast in salford, but this study published in the lancet paints a very different picture. we know they point to three main factors. fewer deaths in childhood mean women are having fewer children, greater access to contraception for women and more women entering the workforce and also education. those three factors are coming together to bring down the fatality rate, and in many ways that reflects a success story. the global population is still rising because, as you said in the introduction, we are stilljust above the rate of 2.1 birds per woman, below which populations started to shrink, but there is an incredible variation around the globe that you touched on. we are living longer, so even while birds are falling, people are living older, there are fewer babies but more older people. dominic hughes, our health correspondent. england have won a thumping 211 run victory in theirfirst test against sri lanka, ending in style their

san francisco will stay in the 60s from the embarcadero right down to the ingleside. as we bring you up to the north bay, it's going to be warm, but not uncomfortable. we'll be up to 78 in santa rosa, 76 in sonoma and 75 in mill valley. no doubt, tomorrow is going to be a beautiful day. i know there are a few of you who are like, we like the sunshine. it's been nice, but where is all the rainfall headed? it's all about high pressure. this has been so extremely stubborn in object actober and t kping the jet stream to the north. and the effect we've had these on again, off again weather conditions. i want to take a look at the data. most of the bay area hasn't seen any rainfall in the past 33 to 34 days. it was pretty good in the north bay with close to an inch of rain in santa rosa. but for most of the bay area, it's only been trace amounts to .700 of an inch. i still do not see any pattern change. we're looking at dry weather and mild, low 70s in san francisco by thursday and friday. inland valleys, we'll stay with some pretty steady temperatures as we head right into

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

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

even some 70s expected in san francisco from the embarcadero down to ingleside.he marina will be at 69. and it's warm in the north bay. up to 86 in ukiah. 85 in novato. and 79 in mill valley. extended forecast does have temperatures cooling off, at least in san francisco. with some morning fog returning by friday. we're down to 66. but we'll stay with 60s and dry weather as we head into the next seven days. inland valleys, it is above average. the next seven days in the forecast. also no rainfall as we head all the way into next week. we might drop down to 79 but really that's the only cooling we see in this extended forecast. we've had so many questions about rainfall and the long-range outlook. so here's what we think will happen in november. best above rainfall chances go to texas southeast and the northeast. possibly some below average rainfall there for the pacific northwest. so only thing we're seeing for maybe a pattern change might get here by mid november with maybe some rainfall coming back to the bay area. i've got to tell you, though, the forecast mod

and 66 in the mission district in ingleside, 65 degrees, north bay reaching into the upper 60s and low 70s. we've had this stubborn area of high pressure since early october, and that's kept the jet stream well to the north of us. as we go into nextuth. this is the flow of the upper level wind that carries those storm systems along with it, and so far it's been really dry as a result of that not being near the bay area. and we doy dry northerly winds coming in as we go into the next several days. we should see a shift in the wind by saturday into sunday, bringing in a southerly wind flow, which will help wipe out some of that smoke for thef th t our rain chances going up as the storm system approaches heading into next tuesday through friday. computer models still going back and forth so that's something i'll be fine-tuning over the next few days. and, of course, trying to get an idea of how much rain we could see. we'll talk more about that coming up in the next microclimate forecast. >> that will be interesting to see. thanks, kari. >>> coming addition one south b library aimed at st

they're two leases in the outer mission, ingleside neighborhood. it's going to create a lease for two nonprofits, art and volunteers in medicine. the tenants were selected through of course a very robust r.f.p. process, and improvements will be paid for by t supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: yes, thank you. >> president cohen: you're very welcome. >> supervisor safai: i know this is pretty straightforward, but i just want to give a little background to some people and say thank you. i know that beth and avalos worked on this to get this out. these are one of the only two buildings in our district that are city owned. they've been sitting dormant and vacant for a rsignificant amount of time. one of them has a historic mural in this that was discovered through part of this process that will be restored, but we are super, super excited. one of them, for a significant amount of time always served as a public health facility for the neighborhood. it was a public health clinic. the other one has set dormant for a significant amount of time and also

san francisco, 60s from the marina to the mission down to the ingleside. and it's warm in the north bay. we'll go up to 79 here in napa and 81 in ukiah. so another gorgeous day tomorrow. but i know a lot of you are wondering, where is the rainfall. i want to show you this wide perspective of the rain keeping away. this is high pressure, the jet stream is pushing it well off to the north. so much so that the last time we had rainfall was october 2nd and 3rd. we definitely should have a lot more rainfall right now, but it's just not coming our way. so we're starting to see a rainfall deficit of one hin. it's not looking good this week to get any rain. mild thursday and friday and more 60ss weekend. inland valleys. we're at 81 tomorrow for election day.y wh steady temperatures into friday. we're looking at thursday for maybe low humidity and a dry breeze. this may have a fire weather watch issued. we'll keep a close eye on that. if you are looking ahead to next weekend, more 70s on the way. new information today that we've compiled together shows the highest

i asked the officer which station i was going to, and they said ingleside. i told the officers to call my dad and gave them his name and number. the officers were it down on a napkin. they took me to the station. i waited in the car about three minutes. they opened the door of the car and asked me my name and address. they also asked me the name of my parents and a number. they took me out of the car and put me against a fence to wait. they told me i had to take a girl out of the community room and that i would be next. i saw my dad's car pull up and he started yelling. my dad told the police that he depth wa didn't want them to talk to me at all. they pulled the girl out of the community room and put me in there. there were three officers in the room. i was still handcuffed when i was sitting in the chair. two officers were talking to me and the other officer was guarding the door. they searched my backpack again and didn't find anything. the police officers talked with me about the 49ers and football because of my sweatshirt. they asked me what position i

they're only having one child. 0ur health correspondent, dominic hughes reports from outside the inglesideldren and staff say they are coming thick and staff say they are coming thick and fast here in salford but the study paints a different picture published in the lancet. they pointed three main factors, fewer deaths in childhood means women are having fewer children and greater access to contraception for women and more women entering the workforce and also education, those three factors are coming together to bring down the fertility rate and that reflects a success story. the global population is still rising because we are stilljust global population is still rising because we are still just above global population is still rising because we are stilljust above the rate of 2.1 births per woman, below which populations start to shrink but there is the incredible variation around the globe. we are also living longer so even while the birds are falling, people are living longer and there are fewer births but more older people —— the births are falling. professor sarah harper is a geront