. >> i'm mike daily and live in the fremont district in the ingleside area. we're coming up on 4th of july and we had an abundance of fire works the last few years and some of which started fires. i want to give a public announcement in support of the captain in ingleside with volunteer efforts to put together a mitigation effort to stop the use of illegal fireworks in the city. station websites have the program. it's excellent work by them. thank you so much. >> commissioner: did you say ingleside? >> good evening. my name is david crommey. a resident of this district over 38 years. you can imagine how many captains i've seen come and go but none as effective as captain bailey i'm proud to say. she listens and doesn't say the thing i've heard so many times over the years, i know what you're talking about but we can't do anything about that because of this law or that and everything else. captain bailey finds a way to do it. i feel much safer on the streets now. year inundated with these transient kids with their dogs and backpacks who travel through and for

as far as collisions, we had one major collision in the ingleside district. it involved a cab traveling downhill, and the cab struck an unoccupied vehicle. it was actually a medical emergency, so the driver who was unresponsive on arrival of the officers was revived and in stable condition, so definitely pleased to report that. major events, the giants are playing this week against the milwaukee brewers. we also have the warriors playing tomorrow and hopefully sunday, so we'll be prepared and deployed for that. if it goes to a game 7, that will be a clinch game, and we will be deployed to address any issues or celebratory issues should the warriors win, which we're hoping for that. department command staff in the northern district will participate this year as we -- we also have training in the northern district, and we will participate as we have in years past. i know there's some community events this week, but we will be this in numbers, and we will have our officers there, as well, and we will deploy for that. we also have the northeast festival for june

lists the 50 top populated neighborhoods in san francisco, and following chinatown, number 36 is the ingleside, with 28,000 per square mile. the sunnyside, with 13,900, which is number 48, and westwood park doesn't even come under the top 50. i moved here in 1973 when the munimobile tunnel was being constructed on market street. unfortunately it did not have two tracks in each direction. i currently take public transit to city college. a trip that took me 35 minutes a year ago and now frequently takes over an hour. that is on munimobile. i take the train from forest hill out to city college -- the bus, and if i get on that bus at 68 -- 6:00 p.m. in the evening, it is so crowded that people are standing in the doorway his -- in the doorways, waiting for the alarm system to ring. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is chris, i have been a resident of san francisco for 44 years. i was born in the children's hospital. we are not talking about modernization. we should be talking about -- san francisco is the second densest city in the country. we have a proximally 7500 units p

looking into his disappearance found his dismembered remains inside of a freezer at a home on the inglesideict. the couple was arrested days later in china right after they landed in beijing. >>> and central california, three people killed after a car crashed into a home early sunday morning. police said the suspect, felix burdon, ran a stop sign and slammed into the side of a duplex just outside the county. a 38-year-old woman and her three young daughters were sleeping inside when the crash happened. >> the driver ignore the stop sign and drove the car like a bullet right through the house telling three people. >> one of the daughters was hospitalized with major injuries. chp says the man was driving under the influence. he was arrested and now faces several charges. >>> a san jose man drowned over the weekend trying to save his son at a carmel beach. the 33-year-old victim was swept out by the waves off of monastery beach. the boy was rescued saturday. his condition is unknown. >>> tor inein nd the body of e is callin the ow of a cko suspe immediately. two more horses were euthanized ove

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reached out to district seven because there is a part of his district south of ocean and east of ingleside terrace that is -- mirrors, acts, and behaves in terms of the housing market just like district 11 in this area, and any three part of our district. it is the homes that you still see this type of action happening in. we included that's. we proposed -- we think it is a good multiplier. we think that proposing that, and at the same time not penalizing anyone for including the a.d.u., this is a way to limit the size of the homes that are more manageable, but also encourage, in a very positive manner, a.d.u. construction. we think that is the right way to go about this. no way is this harming anyone that wants to live with their extended family, or have an opportunity for additional income or space. we also limit the size of the a.d.u. to say that it can be no smaller than one third so that there is equity in the distribution of the space. we think that was important. staff's recommendation about including a bathroom count. as you recall, with monticello there was 14 bedrooms and 12 bath

this language will ensure that ingleside tenants will never. while congress is currently talking about -- [inaudible]. please don't let this bill get away without the permits. thank you. >> thank you. full disclosure, ip live on the west side. next speaker, please. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is robert. i also live in lower hay. i'm here because this bill does not, quote unquote, incentivize density as supervisor peskin claims, in order to create what legislative aide hepner claims to be a quote fast track for expansions that will turn single family homes into duplexes, triplexes, four-plexes unquote, source from twitter. in fact, this bill -- proposed expansions will be subject to a complex and one sight -- one-size-fits-all. most would be required to receive conditional use authorization to proceed and as we have heard, would be ineligible for approval. also remind you that the budget and elective analyst office of the board of supervisors has found that the average conditional use authorization takes over 290 days to issue. that's

last month, benedict ching's remains were found inside his home in the ingleside district after a coworkered he did not show up for work. ching and loomis were arrested in beijing and brought back to the united states to pay the blessed face a murder charge. and arraignment set for today was postponed. it was rescheduled for this thursday. >>> the defense kicked off its case in the oakland ghost ship warehouse trial. several witnesses were called to the stand including a woman who says a group of unidentified men were laughing and happy about the fire. ktvu's berkshire rose was in the attorney. >> reporter: fire investigators never determine what caused the fire. they think that firefighters did not do enough to save lives. there were claims in today's testimony that people both on the outside and inside of the warehouse were working to prevent the victims from escaping. >> restart! >> reporter: defense attorney started by calling max harris's former art teacher. she testified that years ago, he wanted to learn about world religion, ethics and morality and she could think about zero exampl

last month his remains were found inside his ingleside home after a coworker reported he didn't show up for work. ching and loomis were arrested in beijing and brought back to the u.s. to face a murder charge, and arraignment was set for today was actually postponed until next thursday. >>> the defense kissed off? case in the gauche of trial, the key when is today was a witness named sharon evans. she claims she saw a group of men in black hoodies who were laugng and gloating about the fire and she says one even said no one is going to survive. prosecutors try to poke holes in her timeline and her inability. a man who lived with the ghost ship also took the stand today. he said he heard what sounded like a fight and two men running down the hallway, as flames and smoke filled that warehouse. ktvu's brooke strauss was in the courtroom today and he will have a live report coming up today at 5:00. >>> a key figure from the watergate scandal testifies before congress about the mueller report. coming up next, what the committee hopes to hear from richard nixon's former white house counsel

one of the things i have been involved in -- they have all been the same s.r.o.s out of ingleside station at june jordan , at academy soda, i struggled with a young man with a loaded pistol, and then this here at balboa. the other two incidents impacted me, but this issue this year, it was my son. it totally impacted our family. it impacted me, my relationship with the school district, and it impacted the way that a look at things differently. so i ask you to pleas hold people accountable to when things like this happen. we have been fortunate that nobody has been killed. please be ready for when it does one of the things that i do ask as we do better training for staff, for line staff. i have been in the district 20 years and i have never been trained. the con -- the people that get trained are the administrators. i administrator trained as last year but now she is leaving. so now we need to keep continuing making sure people are trained correctly. when the incident happened at balboa, they said that there were councilors in mental health nobody was sent out for six days i had the e-mail

some of the other calls come from residential areas, like taraval district, richmond district, and ingleside district. but as you can see, the majority of the calls would come from the downtown area. the use of force, so out of all those calls, 50,612 calls, 113 resulted in the use of force out of 50,612 calls, only 113 were where officers used force. we had 61 uses of force in the mental health detention. we had 39 mental disturbed person and 14 suicidal persons, added to 113 persons. there were 55 physical control, meaning the officers had to put their hands on the subject to calm him down or handcuff him, and the person later on complained of pain when the use of physical officer's detention. 13 impact weapons, baton, 7, o.c. spray, five, less lethal, and one was other. there was a total of 131 uses of force on 113 subjects. so the injury regarding the use of force. we had 58 subjects that were injured, 19 officers that were injured. subjects not injured were 55, officers not injured were 162 with a total of 113 subjects and 181 officers involved. with the force involved, we had one blunt