pitman. >> this is xavier pitman's mother. basically my son is disabled for the rest of his life due to your officer accidentally shooting his gun. >> it should not have happened and we are sorry. >> reporter: but not everyone has sympathy for pitman. >> the streets need to be safer and it's not safe. it's about accountability. >> now, police are still looking for the two men that were with pitman. >>> governor newsom unveiled what he's calling the largest relief -- this includes $4 billion in grants, some $100 million to promote efforts to bring tourists back to california and an expansion of an ongoing tax credit for businesses. >> small businesses like small hotels intimately understand the pain and stress of the last year, directly understand it and the struggle now to reopen with all of the dust settling around us. >> more details will come tomorrow when the governor releases his revised budget proposal which reflects a $76 billion surplus. >>> you know what that is? that's the sound of hungry goats making fire season a l

pitman. >> this is xavier pitman's mother. basically my son is disabled for the rest of his life due to your officer accidentally shooting his gun. >> it should not have happened and we are sorry. >> reporter: but not everyone has sympathy for pitman. >> the streets need to be safer and it's not safe. it's about accountability. >> now, police are still looking for the two men that were with pitman. >>> governor newsom unveiled what he's calling the largest relief -- this includes $4 billion in grants, some $100 million to promote efforts to bring tourists back to california and an expansion of an ongoing tax credit for businesses. >> small businesses like small hotels intimately understand the pain and stress of the last year, directly understand it and the struggle now to reopen with all of the dust settling around us. >> more details will come tomorrow when the governor releases his revised budget proposal which reflects a $76 billion surplus. >>> you know what that is? that's the sound of hungry goats making fire season a l

the police officer's gun went off shooting xavier pitman in the wrist. >> he did not intend for a gun to go off and he sincerely apologized. >> he says admitting the mistake is hon egsty. he is can give them. >> the shooting remaining under invest gigs, and they no longer will work under cover al training and protocols are reviewed. >>> a sea of red. take a look at this, the state releasing a new drought map today. you can see most of the state including the bay area in red. that is extreme drought. let's forget it to last week, the right side of the screen, this week's nap and the water content of the snow pack is just 7% of what it should be. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri here, and it's going to be getting worse as the months go on. >> a lot of states will go in the exceptional category notch and i will share with you the flash in the sky in a knew minutes. >>> are you hopping on a plane any time soon? tonight we investigate a troubling trend with masks. >>> thousands of people banned from commercial airlines for failure to follow simple covid rules. >>> also, 12 to 15-year-olds

xavier pitman jr. we recognize the dramatic impacts officer-involved shootings can have on our neighbors and communities. to any of our viewers experiencing trauma from this incident or from information or images presented during this town hall, please know that help is available to you. you may contact the san francisco department of public health crisis line at (415) 970-3800 for trauma services. after our presentation, we will allow one hour for public questions and comments. we estimate that this town hall will end at 5:30 p.m. so here's what we'd like to accomplish today. first and foremost, we want to continue to earn your trust and legitimacy by being transparent through this presentation. we will be releasing facts known to us at this time about the incident in a manner that is informative and impartial. i'm departing from our normal town hall protocols and we'll make a statement regarding this incident based on what we know at this time from the evidence and facts of this case including video

pitman reportedly was already detained when he was shot. the anti-black racism exhibited by the sfpd during and before 2016 and 2015 which prompted the u.s. doj to investigate to this day. use of force and stopped it in 2016. looking at the most recent numbers sfpd's 96a report, black san franciscans are still more than ten times as likely as white san franciscans to be arrested or subject to use of force and more than four times as likely as hispanic san franciscans. this horrific rate of anti-black disparity has not improved in the past seven years. you must keep in mind sf p.d.'s past, racist history is ongoing failure to improve its numbers on racial disparities and its ongoing attacks on unarmed black individuals. thank you. >> thank you, caller. president cohen, that is the end of public comment. >> president cohen: you couldn't hear me. thank you. thank you, public for your comments. sergeant youngblood, please call the next item. >> line item two, consent calendar. receive and file. action. sfpd monthly sb1421 report. the items are

it shows officers arrested 23- year-old javier pitman during an investigation when a plain closesteder shoots him in the wrist. it is not clear whether this was an accident but the chief said this should not have happened. >> i am deeply sorry mr. pittman was shot during this incident and i would like to take the opportunity to publicly apologize to mr. pittman, his family and friends. >> and chief scott says it will be occupy to the district attorney after whether the police officer will face charges. >>> a minnesota state trial against the three former minneapolis police officers charged in the death of george floyd will be delayed in next year. it will be march of 2022 before the former officers will office in court. kueng, lane and thao face charges of aiding and abetting in a murder and man sure. a state judge pushed the case back to let the federal case move forward and avoid recent publicity surrounding chauvin's murder conviction. >>> more fallout from the january 6 breach of the u.s. capitol. this active duty u.s. marine has been charged in the riot. the 40-year-old major is

pitman reportedly was already detained when he was shot. the anti-black racism exhibited by the sfpd during and before 2016 and 2015 which prompted the u.s. doj to investigate to this day. use of force and stopped it in 2016. looking at the most recent numbers sfpd's 96a report, black san franciscans are still more than ten times as likely as white san franciscans to be arrested or subject to use of force and more than four times as likely as hispanic san franciscans. this horrific rate of anti-black disparity has not improved in the past seven years. you must keep in mind sf p.d.'s past, racist history is ongoing failure to improve its numbers on racial disparities and its ongoing attacks on unarmed black individuals. thank you. >> thank you, caller. president cohen, that is the end of public comment. >> president cohen: you couldn't hear me. thank you. thank you, public for your comments. sergeant youngblood, please call the next item. >> line item two, consent calendar. receive and file. action. sfpd monthly sb1421 report. the items are

pitman reportedly was already detained when he was shot.cism exhibited by the sfpd during and before 2016 and 2015 which prompted the u.s. doj to investigate to this day. use of force and stopped it in 2016. looking at the most recent numbers sfpd's 96a report, black san franciscans are still more than ten times as likely as white san franciscans to be arrested or subject to use of force and more than four times as likely as hispanic san franciscans. this horrific rate of anti-black disparity has not improved in the past seven years. you must keep in mind sf p.d.'s past, racist history is ongoing failure to improve its numbers on racial disparities and its ongoing attacks on unarmed black individuals. thank you. >> thank you, caller. president cohen, that is the end of public comment. >> president cohen: you couldn't hear me. thank you. thank you, public for your comments. sergeant youngblood, please call the next item. >> line item two, consent calendar. receive and file. action. sfpd monthly sb1421 report. the items are considered for pro