the same thing happened here with the ingleside wall. the fencing was torn down after all the neighbors complained. you can still see some of the newer woodframe of the fence up one urbano. >>> i feel like it is public property. how can you close it was meant i don't know the answer to this. this is the dilemma. you feel for them.>> reporter: the path is once again open. neighbors seek a more permanent solution. where there are no answers. >>> i don't know what to do. >>> neighbors who live directly along this pathway whose backyards. many of them did not want to talk to us or go on camera. one said we understand california has a big homeless problem. we are willing to shoulder some of that burden. but we have to prioritize public safety. as well. >>> the governor is demanding pg&e pay customers who were left in the dark during last week's big outages. the shut off hit more than 700,000 customers affecting 2 million people. he said pg&e should provide credits or rebates. he is calling on the utility to pay $100 to each residential custom

like the wooden fencing and ingleside the boulders were removed leaving space for frustration to continue to grow. >>> i feel like it is a public property. how can you close it? i don't really know the answer. this is the dilemma. at the same time you feel for them.>> reporter: neighbors would like to see some kind of permanent lochtegate on ingleside pathway. we reached out to the supervisor for the district. we have not heard back tonight. we reached out to the department of public works. we were told no comment. >>> investigators say it wildfire burning in la county started under a high-voltage transmission tower. they are still working to pinpoint the cause. the subtle ridge fire scorched 8000 acres and destroyed 20 homes. some schools in the fire zone open today. parents are still concerned over whether it is safe for their kids to go back to class. >>> i saw on facebook that the school was not cleaned as much as they said it was.>> according to other parents who have been in the classrooms and shared pictures it is not. there is black slit everywhere. >>> the state wants the whole p

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i would like to thank ingleside for offering us space to teach our classes. i would like to thank lieutenant baxter for being the champion for this program. we met a few years ago and he was trying to accomplish the same goal. i ran into him, and we just sort of -- he helped me make this happen. he's been instrumental in this whole process. there are already some really great language tools that first responders use when connecting with the community. one of which is there are hand held devices you can plug into arabic or cannot cantonese there are interpreters there are trainings. so this is an additional that first responders have in their tool belts to be able to give a one on one direct assessment. i think it's important that have that personal connection. an interesting number here is that 13 percent of households in san francisco are non-english speaking. it is a fairly high number. 21 percent of those are spanish only. so i would like to again just really thank all of these first responders, firefighters, cops emts, emergency personnel, they have volun

ingleside very significantly by 69%. our traffic company was over 60% as well. so this slide is other traffic violations versus focus on the five. again in the second quarter overall our citations were up from the previous quarter. as i mention, our department average is for that quarter is 52%. so these two quarters combined the first and the second leave us with a department average for the first two quarters of 47%. so not 50% but i think a positive thing to point out is it is trending upward in terms of enforcement and meeting that goal. now, the next slide that i have here for all of you contains information about the traffic fatalities that we've had, unfortunately, in the second quarter of 2019. the first graph or pie chart to your left breaks out the information on the method of travel that a person was engaged in whether it was a person walking, a person driving, motorcyclist a passenger, or a pedestrian. we had a total of nine victims during this period. you'll see that for the age of our victims, the largest percentage of -- in the age group is our se

san francisco i have 60s from the embarcadero down through the ingleside. and the north bay 75 here in napa 72 in santa rosa. you about i want you to notice temperature the winds are going to be kicking up out of the northwest at 16. so if you have allergies i've got a little surprise here. pollen trees in the moderate category weeds also in the moderate. pine elm, sage, and ragweed all floating around. be prepared if you have allergies and you should be dp to go. my extended forecast. okay i did it. i called tomorrow wednesday because it's been such a long week. tomorrow's actually thursday. so let's set you right on that. san francisco 60s as we head through the next several days. warming up next week. that is the change i want you to be aware of next week 87. it's going to be returningperatures in october. i don't see any big rain chances moving in till maybe the first or second week ever november. we'll hold on for that. and looks good this weekend. >> and for the record i had to ask earlier today what day it was. gli just total >> i just totally -- >>

i wanted to point out that four of our stations, bayview, northern, richmond, and ingleside exceeded our 50% goal. this slide breaks out our focus on the five violations. we were up in our second quarter compared to the same quarter of the previous year in red light enforcement, stop sign enforcement, pedestrian right of way, and failure by individuals to yield while turning. we were down in our enforcement of speed violations for this quarter compared to the same time last year. our vision zero enforcement team that i spoke about earlier was created in june of this year in response to the increase of fatality collisions. under the supervision of mayor breed we were directed and able to staff nine officers to the vision zero enforcement team. thank you to supervisor fewer who was very supportive of our need in this area in terms of budget. the focus of this team is to be deployed at locations in the high-injury network, locations of recent fatal collisions, and also violations associated with severe-injury collisions. there has been a heavy emphasis by this group on speeding violatio

is the ingleside alleyway. right here is where the plywood wall or block used to be as you see is now remove. follow me here to the alley. if you see to my left, there is a home and also to my right another home. those neighbors did speak to us today. they did not want to be on camera. but they did confirm that normally at night there is a lot of drug dealers and homeless here, and they have found needles inside of their pathway. >> man, i don't have nothing with you, you [ bleep ]. >> this is the sound of constant fights by homeless and drug dealers that many neighbors say they hear almost every night. >> once again, san francisco not taking care of its mentally ill and not taking care of the drug problem. that is terrifying in the entire city. >> it terrified many in this neighborhood, which led to this, a plywood blockade or wall, that according to the neighbor who placed it here was approved and received by the city of san francisco. after three to four days blocking the path, other neighbors complained and

in ingleside neighbors have been begging the city to close a 4-foot wide pathway that runs between oceanavenue and urbano . boarded off to all foot traffic with the blessing of the public works shown in these photos from the examiner. once again the pathway was reopened. >> we really feel for them because it's not safe for the kids. >> at the same time i feel like it's a public property. how could you close it? >> just last month neighbors in clinton park put boulders down to keep the homeless off the sidewalk but like the wooden fencing, those boulders were removed leaving space for frustration to continue to grow. >>> 5:38 right now. the search is on for the guy who walked out of a bay area gallery with a rare piece of artwork. a hotel surveillance camera captured the man wearing a blue t-shirt and a hat. an employee at dennis ray fine art on geary street says the man is holding an etching by the famous spanish painter salvador dolly. the employee told us that he turned away for a moment on sunday. when he turned back less than a minute later, that piece of artwork was gone. the galler