mr. hampton's condition. his left leg was amputated last week, as well as part of his left thumb. he also has massive nerve damage in his left arm and h d thumb, which is his dominant arm and thumb. i'm asking that officer hayes and florez not be returned to duty. mr. hampton was not attacking officer hayes when officer hayes shot him, and that it may be a closer call than officer florez' situation does not mean that officer hayes should not be back on the street. officer florez was nowhere a close call. he exaggerated his injury and mr. hampton's conduct and shot him when he was on the ground with nothing in his hand, having already been shot in the arm and the leg. had hayes not told florez to stop, florez would likely have killed a man just four months into his duty. the public interests will not be served by returning either of these officers to our streets. >> hear, hear. >> president hirsch: thank you. commissioner hamasaki. >> commissioner hamasaki: just a point of clarification for the public and miss harris. the commissioners don't vote, we don't decide for a return to du

mr. hampton smith on behalf of supervisor haney, for the late mr. marco jostalano and on behalf of supervisor peskin and stefani, stephanie lazio-chincota. >> supervisor yee: that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> supervisor yee: the meeting is adjourned. >> my background is in engineering. i am a civil engineer by training. my career has really been around government service. when the opportunity came up to serve the city of san francisco, that was just an opportunity i really needed to explore. [♪] [♪] i think it was in junior high and really started to do well in math but i faced some really interesting challenges. many young ladies were not in math and i was the only one in some of these classes. it was tough, it was difficult to succeed when a teacher didn't have confidence in you, but i was determined and i realized that engineering really is what i was interested in. as i moved into college and took engineering, preengineering cla

mr. hampton while they are being investigated for their use of force. until both investigations can be completed, we are going to withhold making a final decision on who to charge with what. >> reporter: investigations are standard protocol after an officer-involved shooting. the police department has not released any kind of formal statement about this decision but the chief of police did send out a message indicating he was informed about this withdrawal. he said, quote, i want you to know that we remain committed to working with the d.a. to see that justice is done in this case for our officers. he said he called the chief and the officers directly to explain his decision. in the newsroom, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >>> there's a confirmed case of the deadly coronavirus in orange county. the centers for disease control and prevention said a traveler from wuhan, china, has tested positive for the virus. that patient is in isolation at a hospital and in good condition. there are two other confirmed cases in the u.s., illinois and washington state. thi

mr. hampton's condition. his left leg was amputated last week, as well as part of his left thumb. he also has massive nerve damage in his left arm and h d thumb, which is his dominant arm and thumb. i'm asking that officer hayes and florez not be returned to duty. mr. hampton was not attacking officer hayes when officer hayes shot him, and that it may be a closer call than officer florez' situation does not mean that officer hayes should not be back on the street. officer florez was nowhere a close call. he exaggerated his injury and mr. hampton's conduct and shot him when he was on the ground with nothing in his hand, having already been shot in the arm and the leg. had hayes not told florez to stop, florez would likely have killed a man just four months into his duty. the public interests will not be served by returning either of these officers to our streets. >> hear, hear. >> president hirsch: thank you. commissioner hamasaki. >> commissioner hamasaki: just a point of clarification for the public and miss harris. the commissioners don't vote, we don't decide for a return to du

mr. hampton while they are being investigated for their use of force. until both investigations can be completed, we are going withhold making a final decision of who to charge with what. >> reporter: internal investigations by the da's office are standard protocol after an officer involved shooting. the police department has not released a formal statement about the decision. but the chief of police, bill scott, did send out a message to his officers indicating that bodine informed him about the withdrawal, and said, "i want you to know that we remain committed to working with the da to see that justice is done in the case for our officers." now, bodine said he called the kmeef and -- call today chief and officers involved to explain his decision. >> lauren, thank yu very much for that. >>> a woman is dead andd the man they suspect killed her. erm th -- early this morning a man called to have the officers check on a woman. he not spoken to the woman for several hours. when had the sist-- when the of got to the home, they found the woman stabbed. they s

mr. hampton while they are being investigated for their use of force. until both investigations can be completed, we are going to withhold making a final decision about how to charge with what. >> internal investigations by t it's standard protocol. they have not released a statement about the decision. chief of police bill scott did send a message to his officers indicating boudin informed him about this withdrawal. i want you to know we're committed to working with the d.a. to see justice is done in this case for our officers. he said he called the chief and officers involved directly to explain his decision. in the newsroom, abc 7, lauren martinez. >>> police arrested a man they suspect killed a woman. they called to check on a woman. he said he had not spoken to the woman for hours. when officers arrived they found the woman dead with stab wounds. they identified the caller as this man, peter rodriguez. investigators says he's the killer, they believe he's the killer. the relationship of the two is still under investigation. >>> new developments in

mr. hampton while they are being investigated for their use of force. until both investigations can be completed, we are going to withhold making a final decision about how to charge with what. >> internal investigations by the d.a.'s office are standard protocol after an officer-involved shooting. the police department has not released any kind of formal statement about this decision. chief of police bill scott did send a message to his officers indicating boudin informed him about this withdrawal. he said, quote, i want you to know we're committed to working with the d.a. to see justice is done in this case for our officers. boudin also said he called the achieved and the officers involved directly to explain his decision. in the newsroom, abc 7, lauren martinez. >>> a woman is dead and police in san jose say they have arrested a man they suspect killed her. early yesterday morning a man called police asking officers to check on a woman in a home. he said he had not spoken to the woman for several hours. when officers arrived they found the woman dead

mr. hampton's condition. his left leg was amputated last week, as well as part of his left thumb. he also has massive nerve damage in his left arm and h d thumb, which is his dominant arm and thumb. i'm asking that officer hayes and florez not be returned to duty. mr. hampton was not attacking officer hayes when officer hayes shot him, and that it may be a closer call than officer florez' situation does not mean that officer hayes should not be back on the street. officer florez was nowhere a close call. he exaggerated his injury and mr. hampton's conduct and shot him when he was on the ground with nothing in his hand, having already been shot in the arm and the leg. had hayes not told florez to stop, florez would likely have killed a man just four months into his duty. the public interests will not be served by returning either of these officers to our streets. >> hear, hear. >> president hirsch: thank you. commissioner hamasaki. >> commissioner hamasaki: just a point of clarification for the public and miss harris. the commissioners don't vote, we don't decide for a return to du

mr. hampton's condition. his left leg was amputated last week, as well as part of his left thumb. he also has massive nerve damage in his left arm and h d thumb, which is his dominant arm and thumb. i'm asking that officer hayes and florez not be returned to duty. mr. hampton was not attacking officer hayes when officer hayes shot him, and that it may be a closer call than officer florez' situation does not mean that officer hayes should not be back on the street. officer florez was nowhere a close call. he exaggerated his injury and mr. hampton's conduct and shot him when he was on the ground with nothing in his hand, having already been shot in the arm and the leg. had hayes not told florez to stop, florez would likely have killed a man just four months into his duty. the public interests will not be served by returning either of these officers to our streets. >> hear, hear. >> president hirsch: thank you. commissioner hamasaki. >> commissioner hamasaki: just a point of clarification for the public and miss harris. the commissioners don't vote, we don't decide for a return to du

mr. hampton's condition. his left leg was amputated last week, as well as part of his left thumb. he also has massive nerve damage in his left arm and h d thumb, which is his dominant arm and thumb. i'm asking that officer hayes and florez not be returned to duty. mr. hampton was not attacking officer hayes when officer hayes shot him, and that it may be a closer call than officer florez' situation does not mean that officer hayes should not be back on the street. officer florez was nowhere a close call. he exaggerated his injury and mr. hampton's conduct and shot him when he was on the ground with nothing in his hand, having already been shot in the arm and the leg. had hayes not told florez to stop, florez would likely have killed a man just four months into his duty. the public interests will not be served by returning either of these officers to our streets. >> hear, hear. >> president hirsch: thank you. commissioner hamasaki. >> commissioner hamasaki: just a point of clarification for the public and miss harris. the commissioners don't vote, we don't decide for a return to du

mr. hampton within three years with the intention of more action as soon as the investigation into the two officers involved is complete. in the meantime, as indicated by a go fund me page, hampton remains in the hospital. his leg amputated as a result of his injuries. a video from the nonprofit city team illustrates his journey from being homeless to hopeless to a mentor for foster youth. the poa is awaiting a response from the u.s. attorney's office. the investigation into the two officers involved in the shooting is ongoing, but i'm told they are back on the job. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. back to you. >> thanks very much. >>> a san francisco is on alert this evening ready to respond if a case of coronavirus is discovered in the city. san francisco has activated the emergency operation center because of the growing outbreak of this flu-like infection. this is a place where agencies can work together to deal with a large event like an earthquake. around the city you will see people wearing masks in increasing numbers, but san francisco's chief of public health doesn't recommend a mask

mr. hampton. >> nicole basari is the attorney for officer torres. >> we're mostly concerned just with hisas a victim in this matter i think he's left concerns with the politics of all of it. >> boudin says he's holding off because it would be unfair to ask the officers while they're still under investigation for shooting him. in a statement, the d.a. said the health of any criminal case depends on internal clarity around the charges being filed which becomes more complicated when you're dealing with the instance of competing with criminal liability. >> saying she understand their frustration and she wants to know that she supports them so that any violence against them would be met with firm resolve. in san francisco henry lee ktvu fox 2 news. > san jose eddie garcia disagreement with new san francisco district attorney. he tweeted quote, this is both shocking and despicable. i feel terrible for the courageous men and women of the san francisco police department. >>> a bay area teenager on the road to recovery. her incredible story of survival after she was shot at a high school football

mr. hampton for this obvious crime. >> reporter: booting, former public defender said he is holding off ones because it would be unfair to ask the officers who were attacked to testify against hampton while they are still under investigation for shooting him. hampton remains hospitalized and had his leg amputated following the incident. in a statement, the da says the health of any criminal case depends on internal clarity, whether charges are filed. it is more complicated when you are dealing with an instance where there is potentially a teaching dose competing criminal liability. >> there also backing the ss poa calling it a decision of not to prosecute despicable. attorney's office said they had three years to refile charges if they choose. in san francisco, cristina rendon, ktvu , fox 2 nethe san clara district attorney will open the gilroy strong resiliency center. sal? >>> there will be a grand opening celebration at 2:30 pm this afternoon at the neon exchange on monterey road and gilroy. the center will offer counseling, trauma education and provide funding for survivors still recov

mr. hampton for this crime. >> you know we're mostly concerned just with his status as a victim in this matterhink. he's left concern with the politics of all of it. >> budine says he's holding off because it would be unfair to testify hampton while they're still under investigation for shooting him. depends on internal clarity around the charges being filed which becomes more complicated when you're dealing with an instance where there is competing criminal liability. >> now the response to that statement, the police union says the d.a. should be able to dhu gum and walk at the same time. now for her part, mayor london breed issued a statement to officers today saying she supports them, understand their frustration, but knows that any violence against them will be met with quote firm resolve. >> and henry as we saw today officers there in san francisco really upset about this decision was it goes beyond fran. the police chief in san jose also critical of the d.a.'s decision. >> that's right. san jose police chief eddie garcia putting out a tweet saying the d.a.'s statement was shocking and de

mr. hampton and expose themselves to criminal liability in the process or choose not to prosecute, not toperate and we have to dismiss the case. it's in the best interests of everyone involved. i'm sorry the poa doesn't see that and is putting the politics of their election first. >> the police officers association calls boudin, quote, a threat to public safety. the d.a.'s office wants to bring charges back as soo as the investigation into the two officers is over. >>> we're learning more about the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and eight others including his daughter. investigators describe the crash site as devastating. they confirm the pilot was trying to climb above a layer of clouds just before the crash. about 40 minutes after takeoff air traffic controllers informed the pilot they could not detect him on radar. the helicopter then accelerated quickly before slamming into a canyon. officials are asking for any photos of the area before the crash as they look through debris for answers. >>> happening today a grand opening celebration to honor the fallen and survivors of las

mr. hampton smith on behalf of supervisor haney, for the late mr. marco jostalano and on behalf of supervisor peskin and stefani, stephanie lazio-chincota. >> supervisor yee: that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> supervisor yee: the meeting is adjourned. >> the new friday farmer his market is in the u.n. plaza. it features the best of san francisco. grab fresh foods and veggies from the heart of the farmers' market. shop from marker -- local vendors. engage in free diy craft sessions and grab lunch representing cuisine from around the world. [♪] >> we offer 60 varieties of organic fruit and 30 varieties of conventional. one of our best sellers so sellers is our manager in. it is super sweet. we sell 600 pounds a week. one of the things they like about the market as i get to see my regulars on a weekly basis. i get to meet their families and kids and it is really good to be here. san francisco won my heart. >> one of our vegetables that

mr. hampton for this obvious crime. >> in my former public defender, said he is holding off on charges becauset would be unfair to ask the officers who were attacked to testify against hampton while they are still under investigation for shooting him. hampton remains hospitalized and had his leg amputated. the help of any criminal case to court becomes complicated when you are dealing with competing criminal liability. san jose and los angeles have their own police unions, which are also supporting the ss poa. the decision not to prosecute is despicable, they say they feel it is empowering for criminals. the district attorney's office has three years to refile the case if they choose. live in san francisco, cristina rendon, mornings on 2 -- fox 2 news. >>> a plan to address the housing crisis. they plan to transform the alfred alquist building into faculty staff and graduate student housing. >> we are just excited to be to we know we see a very brig future for students here. >> university officials say converting the building and constructing a campus village may take five years. meantime, the

mr. hampton smith on behalf of supervisor haney, for the late mr.marco jostalano and on behalf of supervisor peskin and stefani, stephanie lazio-chincota. >> supervisor yee: that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> supervisor yee: the meeting is adjourned. >> it did take a village. i was really lucky when i was 14 years old to get an internship. the difference that it made for me is i had a job, but there were other people who didn't have a job, who, unfortunately, needed money. and they were shown to commit illegal acts to get money. that is what i want to prevent. [♪] today we are here to officially kick off the first class of opportunities for all. [applause]. >> opportunities for all is a program that mayor breed launched in october of 2018. it really was a vision of mayor breed to get to all of the young people in san francisco, but with an intention to focus on young people that have typically not being able to access opportunities s

mr. hampton smith on behalf of supervisor haney, for the late mr.marco jostalano and on behalf of supervisor peskin and stefani, stephanie lazio-chincota. >> supervisor yee: that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> supervisor yee: the meeting is adjourned. in this san francisco office, there are about 1400 employees. and they're working in roughly 400,000 square feet. we were especially pleased that cleanpowersf offers the super green 100% clean energy, not only for commercial entities like ours, but also for residents of the city of san francisco. we were pleased with the package of services they offered and we're now encouraging our employees who have residence in san francisco to sign on as well. we didn't have any interruption of service or any problems with the switch over to cleanpowersf. this clean power opportunity reflects that. i would encourage any large business in san francisco to seriously consider converting and upgrading to

hampton lunches towards officer haze and he fired several times. mr. montoya is clearly not happy that the da decided not to press charges against hampton. >> my worst nightmare is coming true. that's to put all suspects' rights over the rights of citizens. part of the decision not to file charges in this case, the da's office says the officer involved are under investigation for the shooting which could create as potential problem if they testify against hampton. according to a da's spokesperson, the san francisco district attorney's office is developing a conflict like this. >> reporter: bill scott commented on this in an e-mail to all the police departments, we'll have more on that coming up on nbc bay area news at 11:00. reporting live, i am sergio quintana. >> thanks very much, sergio. >>> antiabortion advocates packed the streets tonight in the annual walk for life march. they're energized by the number of young people taken part in the parch more the past several years. they're getting support from the white house. president trump addressed ralli

mr. bodine has made it clear that it is open season on police officers. >> reporter: here is the confrontation in about 30 seconds. 20-year-old jamaica hampton crosses theeet and the car door opens and he runs toward the cruiser and in police body camera you could see one of the officers struggling to get free from hampton and then a full on fight on pavement as the second officer tried to help and hampton tried to escape and the officers chase him yelling at him to get on the ground. at one point hampton runs toward officer sterling haze and he fires several times. his partner christopher flores fired once. >> it is right there on video. there is no ambiguity. he attacked two officers one to the point of a glass potle that he received a skull fracture and sutures to his face. you could see him hitting him with a vodka bottle. >> reporter: chief bill scott called this a violent criminal act and he plans to continue working with the d.a. and see to it that justice is done for the officers. newly elected district attorney chesa boudin ran a campaign that included prosecuting misconduct but in this case they are under investigation for the shooting which c