and we have a different party down at the county jail one more time. >> let's go. >> the sheriff, miyamoto and police chief bill scott say extra police, sheriff's deputies and the chp will be out there in force all around the city on sunday. well, the city is planning a number of street closures and bus diversions on sunday. the sfmta says it expects the chance for significant congestion on streets after the game, especially in the mission district. muni plans to reroute busses from mission street, 24th street and surrounding blocks starting at 5:00 sunday evening. >> plenty of 49ers fans are making their way to las vegas for the big game, and fans rallied before a special flight at sfo this morning. ktvu joey jorda was there. 49ers. >> diehard san francisco, 40 niners fans celebrating at a specially decorated sfo gate before catching a united airlines flight to las vegas friday afternoon, decked out in red and gold, got the five patches looking forward to starting another row right over here with the six patch. >> hopefully monday morning. >> he's hoping super bowl ticket prices will drop

so we say good morning to sheriff paul miyamoto. thank you for joining us. okay so i want to talk friday but first the crime numbers the mayor released. it's good news. >> absolutely good news, it's a reflection of the collective efforts over the last year. the decreases in property crimes and violent crimes in comparison to years before, really are a good indicator of the efforts that we've made thus far. it's coordinated efforts between the police department and sheriff's office and the district attorney's office and state and federal agencies that have made that difference. >> and i'm sure all of are you going to be very busy with so many people coming out for the parade this weekend. but it's going to be a lot of fun. let's talk about it. you are going to be in it not just once but twice. you are going to be very busy. and your morning is going to be very busy that day. >> my morning starts very busy. we participate in the special olympics polar plunge and it's fundraising event where we jump into the bay as part of the fundraising effort for them. it st

san francisco county sheriff paul miyamoto. >> and jackson county, missouri sheriff darryl forte have agreed to where the opposing team's super bowl-winning t-shirt and dance in a social media post. if their hometown team loses the winners, team flag will also be flown at the losers county j hope for 24 hours. inmates will have that. the sheriff say, however, no one no matter who wins, they do plan to donate $580 to the susan g komen cancer foundation in honor of the super bowl. that you in millions of us are going to gathering around tv screens to, you know, to watch the super bowl this sunday. now one of the niners players on the field made sure that his former high school coach can see him clearly on the big screen. kelsey o'donnell has more from spartanburg, south carolina. >> excitement continues to build for super bowl 58 and for those with ties to chapman high school here, it's the former stomping grounds of current san francisco. 49 er wide receiver deebo from signs and letters of encouragement to the big screen. san francisco forty-niners samuel has an army of support that be

san francisco county sheriff paul miyamoto and jackson county, missouri sheriff darryl forte have agreed to where the opposing team's super bowl-winning t-shirt and dance and a social media post. if their hometown team loses the winners team. well, also flag she's named teams. flag will also be flown at the losers county jail for 24 hours. sheriff say, however, no matter who wins, they do plan to donate $580 to the susan g komen cancer foundation honor of the super bowl. 4.6 magnitude earthquake rattled los angeles today. surveillance videos across the county capturing the shaking inside homes and businesses. the quake happened shortly after 2 this afternoon when many people were out and about. >> we were eating lunch and all of a sudden the bottle started falling off the bar. i just said gun. now the car and i saw all those windows shaking. i didn't really know what's going on. a stand under that tree. >> it was just hoping nothing was going to fall on me. it insane. i looked to over here at the tv never shaken. i enshrined over towards to get a lobster roll. >> try >> it was centered r

. >> mayor london breed police chief bill scott, fire chief janine nicholson and sheriff paul miyamoto led a community event today in the city's east cut neighborhood. they were at the crossing at east cut on main street for a super bowl rally. this will be the site of one of the big super bowl. watch parties happening across san francisco on sunday, mayor breed says fans should celebrate this weekend and that police and firefighters will be working to help keep everyone safe. we don't want all that craziness. >> we don't want to be breaking people's windows and carrying on. we don't want to take a joyous occasion and turn it into something else. >> make sure you have designated drivers, make sure you use public transit. make sure you use uber, lyft, anything else? if you've been drinking, we have a different type of party bus ready. for those that don't do that, and we have a different party down at the county jail one more time, sheriff miyamoto and chief scott say extra police officers, sheriff's deputies and chp officers will be out in force. >> all around the city on sunday to the

sheriff miyamoto can do. so thank you. thank you, thank you so much. i appreciate you joining. i mean, this is bringing things to light that we need. and just for the record, you've probably seen my background. i'm fourth generation san franciscan. so, um, paul miyamoto is a native san franciscan, as is member mango. we want to make our san francisco better and so unless people come and speak out, i also want to let everyone know here that even if you can't come and personally testify or are in any way fearful, um, please, please email us at s d o b at sf gov. org we also want to keep a running list of particular resources so that it's on our website. so that is my personal commitment. um, i've also worked really hard in trying to make things consistent. so coming up with forms, you know, member wynne talked about having forms because if we're going to ask for information, um, the public has the right to know how we're going to use that information, given that we're accountable when we're asking for things. a

sheriff miyamoto can do. so thank you. thank you, thank you so much. i appreciate you joining. i mean, this is bringing things to light that we need. and just for the record, you've probably seen my background. i'm fourth generation san franciscan. so, um, paul miyamoto is a native san franciscan, as is member mango. we want to make our san francisco better and so unless people come and speak out, i also want to let everyone know here that even if you can't come and personally testify or are in any way fearful, um, please, please email us at s d o b at sf gov. org we also want to keep a running list of particular resources so that it's on our website. so that is my personal commitment. um, i've also worked really hard in trying to make things consistent. so coming up with forms, you know, member wynne talked about having forms because if we're going to ask for information, um, the public has the right to know how we're going to use that information, given that we're accountable when we're asking for things. a

ya miyamoto. y pues sí, los dodgers armaron un equipazo y en la bahía sigue.ie de campo y que disfrutara como nunca antes de un partido de su equipo. eso aficionados son el real tesoro que tienen que homenajear los clubes profesionales y vamos a cerrar con esta obra si de arte así la podemos definir. esto pasó en el fútbol brasileño. la afición de fortaleza usó esta pancarta con la imagen del popular personaje de la serie del chavo, el señor barriga, para recordarle a la directiva del equipo rival, el ceará, que le pague lo que le debe a sus jugadores al mismo estilo que el señor barriga cobraba la renta en la vecindad. sencillamente genial. bueno 20 puntos para esta afición. a mí lo que me sorprende realmente es que con el paso del tiempo estos personajes sigan impactando porque hubiese pasado hace 30 o 20 años. se entiende, pero aún estos personajes tienen una incidencia importante, y no solo en méxico internacional como lo fue en brasil, verdad? sí que de hecho brasil es 1 de los países detrás de méxico que es donde todavía se siguen reproduciendo los perso

london breed police chief bill scott, fire chief janine nicholson and sheriff paul miyamoto leading auper bowl rally today in the city's east gate neighborhood. they were at the crossing at east cut there on main street. that will be the site of one of the big super bowl watch parties around the city. on sunday, mayor breed says that fans should celebrate this weekend and that police and fire fighters will be out there working to keep people safe. i want you to celebrate. >> i want you to have a good time. i want us to be excited and loves and the hugs and everything. but i also want our city to be safe because after super bowl is over, we still got to walk these streets and we want them to be clean. we don't want all that craziness. we don't want to be breaking people's windows and carrying on . we don't want to take a joyous occasion and turn it into something else. >> officials say extra officers, sheriff's deputies and the chp will all be out there in force around the city on sunday. super bowl bets are flying and that goes for the mayors of san francisco and kansas city, who are

member, phil ting, district attorney brooke jenkins , assessor recorder joaquin torres, sheriff paul miyamoto, treasurer jose cisneros, catherine stefani, supervisor. thank you. rafael and thank you, supervisor. um, director of department of public health. doctor grant colfax is here. sfo director ivor sotero is here. director sarah dennis phillips. thank you. and san francisco police bill scott is here as well. so give them a big hand. these are very tough jobs. i also want to thank you. and this is something that's close to my heart. thank you for those who have supported unite sf. unite sf is one of the initiatives in the chamber that is a workforce development piece, and this program is a collaborative effort with the san francisco employers and the business community. and our educators, academia, the purpose is to really train our youth here in san francisco and give them opportunities, skill sets to compete for living wage jobs in san francisco. the chamber of commerce feels strongly that supporting our young san franciscans is a key, key piece to our future in the city. so in past year

mayor london breed police chief bill scott and fire chief janine nicholson as well as sheriff paul miyamoto, leading a community event today, sounded much like a pep rally in the city's east cut neighborhood. they were at the crossing at east cut on main street for a super bowl rally. it will be the site of one of the big super bowl. watch parties around the city on sunday. mayor breed says fans should celebrate this weekend and that police and firefighters will be working to try to keep everyone safe. i want you to celebrate. >> i want you to have a good time. i want us to be excited and loves and the hugs and everything. but i also want our city to be safe because after super bowl is over, we still got to walk these streets and we want them to be clean. we don't want all that craziness. we don't want to be breaking people's windows and carrying on. we don't want to take a joyous occasion and turn it into something else. >> police chief bill scott says extra officers, sheriff's deputies and the chp will be out in force around the city on sunday. >> leaders of the las vegas fan chapter for

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fire chief janine nicholson and sheriff paul miyamoto led a community event this morning in the city's east cut neighborhood. they were at the crossing at east cut on main street for a super bowl rally. it will be the site of one of the big super bowl watch parties in the city on sunday, mayor said that fans should celebrate this weekend and that police and firefighters will be working to help keep everyone safe. >> i want you to celebrate. i want you to have a good time. i want us to be excited and loves and the hugs and everything. but i also want our city to be safe because after super bowl is over , we still got to walk these streets and we want them to be clean. we don't want all that craziness. we don't want to be breaking people's windows and carrying on. we don't want to take a joyous occasion and turn it into something else. >> chief scott said that extra police, sheriff's deputies and chp will be out in force across the city on sunday. now, the super bowl brings out all kinds of bets and rivalries, and the legoland discovery center in milpitas is making a friendly wager with

i will follow up with sheriff miyamoto on that.m, and, and just know, obviously, our my door is always open to discuss this. i want to do a lot of work on it to see what we can be doing here. um, we've definitely learned from experience that more coordination we have amongst our departments and our community based organizations and law enforcement agencies, the better prepared we are to combat, um, these complex issues. so we will continue to look at this. and again, i want to thank everyone who came here today to report on, um, the data we have now. i know we're going to be working on better data as we move forward. and as we come out of the pandemic. um, and just know we are your partners and we want to do everything we can to support you in your work. so we're here, um, as your advocates and with that, i think what i'll do is file this hearing knowing that the issue is still open. just because this file is closed, the issue is more than open. so i'll make a motion at this point in time to file this hearing on the motion presente

san francisco county sheriff paul miyamoto and jackson county, missouri. sheriff darryl forte agreed to where the opposing team's super bowl-winning t-shirt and dance and a social media post. if their hometown team loses the winners, team flag will also be flown at the losers county jail for 24 hours. the sheriff say no matter who wins, they plan to donate $580 to the shoot. susan b coleman, cancer foundation in honor of the super bowl. and we know krista news check the wife of forty-niners fullback kyle use check is well known for her jersey up cycling designs which is finally designed her very first piece of licensed nfl gear just in time for the big game. check this out. >> got to champion it. >> performances this year. graduation you. fedex says help me and a white person as well >> he's like the best spokesperson for her brand of kristin's husband, kyle presented brock purdy and christian mccaffrey with best designed by his wife as well as their trophies for fedex air and ground nfl players of the year. it's the first time players from the same team h

member, phil ting, district attorney brooke jenkins , assessor recorder joaquin torres, sheriff paul miyamotorer jose cisneros, catherine stefani, supervisor. thank you. rafael and thank you, supervisor. um, director of department of public health. doctor grant colfax is here. sfo director ivor sotero is here. director sarah dennis phillips. thank you. and san francisco police bill scott is here as well. so give them a big hand. these are very tough jobs. i also want to thank you. and this is something that's close to my heart. thank you for those who have supported unite sf. unite sf is one of the initiatives in the chamber that is a workforce development piece, and this program is a collaborative effort with the san francisco employers and the business community. and our educators, academia, the purpose is to really train our youth here in san francisco and give them opportunities, skill sets to compete for living wage jobs in san francisco. the chamber of commerce feels strongly that supporting our young san franciscans is a key, key piece to our future in the city. so in past years, we've