we have a ophthalmologists meeting and melissa rodriguez has been instrumental in helping me with the cooperation with the community. we have people from 710 tell and telegraph hill and the treatment business district and now we're going to have a new community district in the broadway corridor to things are looking up on broadway. for robberies our unit has been going an inferences because people who break into the car sell the merchandise to fences and we've recovered hundreds of computer and cell phones by going after the fences. so that's why we think we're making great process on people breaking into cars. we have an outstanding street crime unit and it's incredible. so some of the areas are tourist designations. we want to stop people from breaking into cars. we're trying to get bail enhancements on people who are suspected of breaking into places. we partner with the association and have monthly meeting to educate them and provided this information to their customers their clients. i've also gone in the chinese consulate and talked with those folks because a lot of those folks

and right now i'd like to introduce melissa rodriguez our assistant district attorney.'s going to explain what she does at central station >> good evening everyone. thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to speak with you. i'm the district attorney here in san francisco. i'm the district attorney that's assigned to the extra district. you are have the privilege to work with some of the best officers like chris and the officers who take the time out of their day to speak as you can see their wonderful people and have big hearts and do an incredible job. i want to talk about the neighborhood court program and why i'm actually a part of the central driblth. i'm the district attorney assigned to the district. i work with the police department as a liaison. i work with the community like with the community adversities board that the captain mentioned earlier essentially every other community group that exists in the central district. i work with the neighborhood court. it means i review all the lower level quality of life offenders and the lower level i miss deter

melissa thank you. in sports michael eaves can we go a way without a story about alex rodriguez? >> seemingly not. now consider the season over, the league fining dempster for an undisclosed amount. a-rod's attorneys are preparing a malpractice suit against the team doctor. rodriguez end went surgery in january and missed the first four month of this season. >>> gary sheffield played 22 years in majority leader, three as a teammate of rodriguez. >> reporter: gary sheffield was a threat every time he stepped up to the plate. he drove in 1,676 runs during his impressive 22-year career. now re tired from the game he chimed in on alex rodriguez. >> my whole take is that it's a process, and that's what i had to learn is that no matter what people think, you guilty or not guilty, there is a process that has to take place, and when a-rod first got caught with ped's my first initial reaction was wow. after all of these years, i'm thinking you are this kind of player, but you had to resort to this to be that player. it seems to me that he is not respecting the system. they have a system in place, and if yo

melissa. good to talk to you. ♪ >>> michael eves is here. another day, an alex rodriguez it doesn't involve him directly. >> it's no secret within the game of baseball that several players and kroechs not very fond of alex rodriguez right now. and that dislike recently spilled over on to the field. and that's something that major league baseball is not willing to tolerate. the league office suspending ryan dempster for five games for intentionally throwing at rodriguez during the game. the suspension is set to start tonight. he was also fined an undisclosed amount as was yankees manager girardi. and r-- rodriguez is filing a suit against the team doctor for misdiagnosing a hip injury. he is also preparing to file medical grievance against the yankees claiming the club hid mri results and continued to play him as a way of embarrassing him. rodriguez is appealing his 211-game suspension for using performance enhancing drugs. to the nfl now, bronco's linebacker will face a six-game suspension for using performance enhancing drugs. his exact violation was not disclosed by mil

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