roberto hernandez. [applause] so -- that is one of the kids in the program i look he is running for supervisor! 20 years back. she was big to report united states in marshall arts in barcelona. in the olympics. we did not write we are talking out of our hearts bear with us if there is no a slow within. but it is coming out the way our heart is pumping it out. and i'm number one, grateful to have this honor being shared with my father. translation. give me the roses in life so i can appreciate them. not when i'm 6 feet under. thank you, thank you mayor breed for that, thank you. thank you judge. it is not only a the little guys that have turn in the men. we are also teaching the grandchildren now. they walk through the door remember me, remember me? this is my son my grandson. i'm like yes. it makes them feel old! i'm still doing this and still doing it. you know. and i'm so proud that we other only hispanic san francisco legacy business marshall art's school in san francisco! that survived the pandemic!

el sospechoso identificado como roberto hernÁndez, trabajaba en la estaciÓn de bomberos, y se presumeencargÓ de iniciar cinco incendios este verano. los incidentes que creen que pudo haber provocado incluyen al incendio de alexander el 15 de agosto, y river road el 8 de septiembre. en santa clara, las autoridades acusaron a un hombre de asesinato de un trabajador local de maquinaria que ocurriÓ hace mÁs de 37 aÑos. el sospechoso estrangulÓ a jesÚs ibarra con un clavel elÉctrico en abril de 1987. la prueba demostraron que ambos hombres se conocÍan y que pudo ver robado joyas y un automÓvil de ibarra que mÁs tarde serÍa encontrado quemado. vamos a pasar a novato, donde la policÍa informÓ la detenciÓn de un hombre de 23 aÑos. involucrado en lo que parecÍa ser una infracciÓn pÚblica menor pero que rÁpidamente se convirtiÓ en una confrontaciÓn mÁs grave, al descubrir que portaba un arma de fuego. al sentirse atrapado, intentÓ escapar pero pudo ser capturado por las autoridades. hoy se cumple un mes del atropellamiento mortal de una joven guatemalteca de 17 aÑos, carrillo lÓpez. fueron atro

muchas gracias roberto hernandez for all the work that you do to make that possible. the representation of our labor leaders who ensure that our people who are doing the work also know that we are representing them with faces and place sxz names that they know and recognize. and we are proud latino and proud san franciscans that are carrying the same volume ooze, same pride, the same love for our cultura, our culture to shape better san francisco. to all of you take a moment to think about the family members that you love, who's legacy that you carry to the future that you wish for those who come after us, by the work that we do today. so to all of us, remember the power of what it means to be a mexican, the power of what it means to be a mexican-american, the power of what it means to represent the best of our culture and community give all of you and yourselves a hand to celebrate and the weekend that we all celebrate together. viva mexico. viva mexico, viva mexico. [cheers and applause] and with that, i would like to bring merriam back up with a presentation that w

basin, one person who is celebrating the propose changes is mission merchants association member roberto hernandez. he's lived in the mission all his life, but he's seen a huge increase of crimes in recent years were not safe. and that's what we need to have. the police department address. >> 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, both hernandez and supervisor mandelman have noticed a quick turnover of police captains at the mission station. mandelman says every 2 years has become the norm resulting in a constant education process. frustrating to the public and certainly politicians to have the kind of rapid turnover at the stations that we sometimes say police will be holding a series of community meetings and focus groups in september and october. >> to discuss the proposed boundary changes with residents reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the oakland police officers association is criticizing the mayor and other city leaders for not protecting residents and small businesses. in a sdatement today, the peo a thanked governor newsom for increasing chp presence and helping provide

about 43% of voters polled said they think crime in san francisco is increasing a majority that roberto hernandez with the mission merchants association agrees with. people have come in with guns and have robbed. >> you know, our our business and so problems that we're having a mission street some employees don't want to work. if businesses. >> signs warning not to leave. valuables in cars are posted all around san francisco. police are now using technology such as drones to crack down on smash-and-grabs. tlc glass is one of the many places drivers go to when car windows need to be repaired. manager louis chen says he's noticed a decline in smash-and-grabs but has fallen victim himself several times. if i don't have to work, i don't really come system cisco anymore. >> just because like >> you come in and then, you know, just it s big chance. you got break in to kron. 4 asked voters if they would feel safe, parking their cars on the streets of san francisco. >> and the top 3 answers were close. 31.5% strongly disagree. 31.2% somewhat agree. 28% somewhat disagree. and only 9.3% strongly agree in t

about 43% of voters polled said they think crime in san francisco is increasing a majority that roberto hernandez with the mission merchants association agrees with. people have come in with guns and have robbed. >> you know, our our business and so with problems that we're having a mission street some employees don't want to work if the businesses. >> signs warning not to leave. valuables in cars are posted all around san francisco. police are now using technology such as drones to crack down on smash-and-grabs. tlc glass is one of the many places drivers go to when car windows need to be repaired. manager louis chen says he's noticed a decline in smash-and-grabs but has fallen victim himself several times. if i don't have to work, i don't really come system cisco anymore. >> just because like >> you come in and then you this. s big chance. you got break in to kron 4 asked voters if they would feel safe, parking their cars on the streets of san francisco. >> and the top 3 answers were close. 31.5% strongly disagree. 31.2% somewhat agree. 28% somewhat disagree. and only 9.3% strongly agree in the

, one person who is celebrating the proposed changes is mission merchants association member roberto hernandez. i'm really excited that they're filing taking. >> you know, structural change just seen the hi is crime area in the city. he's lived in the mission all his life. but as notice the huge increase of crimes in recent years worried about the future of business and life in the neighborhood he calls home if there is not an increase of law enforcement, i just want to make sure that in this movie that they're making. >> that we get a fully staffed. san francisco police department mission station in concert with neighborhood ambassadors. police will be holding a series of community meetings and focus groups in september and october. >> to discuss the proposed boundary changes with residents reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the cardinal newman football team will be playing there first home game since the death of a beloved former teacher. fortuna was killed in a crash that involved around a dozen vehicles on highway 12 last month. la for 2 news, a school employee fr

basin, one person who is celebrating the propose changes is mission merchants association member roberto hernandez. he's lived in the mission all his life, but he's seen a huge increase of crimes in recent years were not safe. and that's what we need have. the police department address. >> 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, both hernandez and supervisor mandelman have noticed a quick turnover of police captains at the mission station. mandelman says every 2 years has become the norm resulting in a constant education process. frustrating to the public and certainly politicians to have the kind of rapid turnover at the stations that we sometimes say police will be holding a series of community meetings and focus groups in september and october. >> to discuss the proposed boundary changes with residents reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news coming up. oakland's police union thanking governor newsom but criticizing city leaders for their response to crime. how mayor sheng thao is responding. >> arizona's democratic governor and nevada's republican governor sent to california governor ga

basin, one person who is celebrating the propose changes is mission merchants association member roberto hernandezm really excited that they're filing taking. >> you know, structural change just seen the hi is crime area in the city. he's lived in the mission all his life. but as notice the huge increase of crimes in recent years worried about the future of business and life in the neighborhood he calls home if there is not an increase of law enforcement, i just want to make sure that in this movie that they're making. >> that we get a fully staffed. san francisco police department mission station in concert with neighborhood ambassadors. police will be holding a series of community meetings and focus groups in september and october. >> to discuss the proposed boundary changes with residents reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> new tonight at 10 owners of a south bay winery are suing santa clara county for not allowing them to house one of their employees on their land to the attorneys representing the owners of savannah, chanel vineyards in saratoga say the county is findi

issues brought up at the forum, at the forum on thursday, we had candidates jackie fielder, roberto hernandezd trevor chandler present at that forum. so claudia is one of the strongest possible candidates that we can appoint to the cpac position. thank supervisor engardio o's office for his grace and being supportive of this appointment from district four, claudia has experience as a as a child care provider, helping families get access to childcare. also thinking strategically leading children's council research data and evaluation department and also having 16 years in the field of supporting the community. so we urge the board of supervisors rules committee to support this appointment. thank you for your time. thank you. are there any additional members of the public for public comment? there are no additional speakers at this time. thank you. seeing no more speakers, public comment is now closed. and i do want to thank the candidate for being willing to serve our motion to appoint claudia quinonez to cpac with the residency waiver. yes. on a motion to approve, recommend item number one to

, one person who is celebrating the proposed changes is mission merchants association member roberto hernandez. he's lived in the mission all his life, but he's seen a huge increase of crimes in recent years were not safe. and that's what we need have. the police department address. >> 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, both hernandez and supervisor mandelman have noticed a quick turnover of police captains at the mission station. mandelman says every 2 years has become the norm resulting in a constant education process. frustrating to the public and certainly politicians to have the kind of rapid turnover at the stations that we sometimes say police will be holding a series of community meetings and focus groups in september and october. >> to discuss the proposed boundary changes with residents reporping in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> for the first time in 16 years, some 30,000 boeing workers walked off the job today halting production of the company's airlines or excuse me, airplanes, aircraft, assembly workers rejecting a new labor contract and refusing to work among their

basin, one person who is celebrating the propose changes is mission merchants association member roberto hernandez's lived in the mission all his life, but he's seen a huge increase of crimes in recent years were not safe. and that's what we need have. the 1olice department address. >> 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, both hernandez and supervisor mandelman have noticed a quick turnover of police captains at the mission station. mandelman says every 2 years has become the norm resulting in a constant education process. frustrating to the public and certainly politicians to have the kind of rapid turnover at the stations that we sometimes say police will be holding a series of community meetings and focus groups in september and october. >> to discuss the proposed boundary changes with residents reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> while the mlb a certain that the a's are going to play their 2025 season in sacramento, some sports agents are raising concerns and some questions about what's going on at sutter health park in sacramento. there's a baseball agent scott for us. he t

, one person who is celebrating the proposed changes is mission merchants association member roberto hernandez. he's lived in the mission all his life, but he's seen a huge increase of crimes in recent years were not safe. and that's what we need have. the police department address. >> 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, both hernandez and supervisor mandelman have noticed a quick turnover of police captains at the mission station. mandelman says every 2 years has become the norm resulting in a constant education process. frustrating to the public and certainly politicians to have the kind of rapid turnover at the stations that we sometimes say police will be holding a series of community meetings and focus groups in september and october. >> to discuss the proposed boundary changes with residents reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> 10 38 is the time. and there's a new online training now for teachers for teaching. i should say the public how to handle active shooter situations. so sacramento police and the u.s. department of homeland security, they put together this free w

, one person who is celebrating the proposed changes is mission merchants association member roberto hernandezhis life, but he's seen a huge increase of crimes in recent years were not safe. and that's what we need have. the police department address. >> 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, both hernandez and supervisor mandelman have noticed a quick turnover of police captains at the mission station. mandelman says every 2 years has become the norm resulting in a constant education process. frustrating to the public and certainly politicians to have the kind of rapid turnover at the stations that we sometimes say police will be holding a series of community meetings and focus groups in september and october. >> to discuss the proposed boundary changes with residents reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> all right. 2 teens. they were arrested after police say they pulled a gun on a victim was trying to sell shoes that yes to eat it. and march bank park in daly city right near some aren't. was it a suspect? so 13 14 years old, they were arrested for robbery. happening tonight c

basin, one person who is celebrating the propose changes is mission merchants association member roberto hernandez's lived in the mission all his life, but he's seen a huge increase of crimes in recent years were not safe. and that's what we need have. the police department address. >> 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, both hernandez and supervisor mandelman have noticed a quick turnover of police captains at the mission station. mandelman says every 2 years has become the norm resulting in a constant education process. frustrating to the public and certainly politicians to have the kind of rapid turnover at the stations that we sometimes say police will be holding a series of community meetings and focus groups in september and october. >> to discuss the proposed boundary changes with residents reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> 7.39. is the time. our take a look at this. another illegal gambling den has been rated in san francisco. and you can see here in this video, the machines that were found inside this home in the ingleside neighborhood on wednesday. >> 3 people ultim

, one person who is celebrating the proposed changes is mission merchants association member roberto hernandezn the mission all his life, but he's seen a huge increase of crimes in recent years were not safe. and that's what we need have. the police department address. >> 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, both hernandez and supervisor mandelman have noticed a quick turnover of police captains at the mission station. mandelman says every 2 years has become the norm resulting in a constant education process. frustrating to the public and certainly politicians to have the kind of rapid turnover at the stations that we sometimes say police will be holding a series of community meetings and focus groups in september and october. >> to discuss the proposed boundary changes with residents reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> to the peninsula now are tensions are rising in san mateo county. is unions representing the deputies and sergeants will vote on a no confidence resolution against the sheriff's chief of staff. that's victor inj. the unions are upset with inj over alleged ove

about 43% of voters polled said they think crime in san francisco is increasing a majority that roberto hernandeze mission merchants association agrees with. people have come in with guns and have robbed. >> you know, our our business and so problems that we're having a mission street some employees don't want to work. if businesses. >> signs warning not to leave. valuables in cars are posted all around san francisco. police are now using technology such as drones to crack down on smash-and-grabs. tlc glass is one of the many places drivers go to when car windows need to be repaired. manager louis chen says he's noticed a decline in smash-and-grabs but has fallen victim himself several times. if i don't have to work, i don't really come system cisco anymore. >> just because like >> you come in and then, you know, i just it s big chance. you get break in to kron. 4 asked voters if they would feel safe, parking their cars on the streets of san francisco. >> and the top 3 answers were close. 31.5% strongly disagree. 31.2% somewhat agree. 28% somewhat disagree. and only 9.3% strongly agree in the new

about 43% of voters polled said they think crime in san francisco is increasing a majority that roberto hernandez with the mission merchants association agrees with. people have come in with guns and have robbed. >>you know, our business. and so problems that we're having a mission street is some employees. 21 work. if businesses. >>signs warning not to leave. valuables in cars are posted all around san francisco. police are now using technology such as drones to crack down on smash-and-grabs. tlc glass is one of the many places drivers go to when car windows need to be repaired. manager louis chen says he's noticed a decline in smash-and-grabs but has fallen victim himself several times. if i don't have to work, i don't really come system cisco anymore. >>just because late you come in and then, you know, guess the chance. big chance you get break in to kron 4 asked voters if they would feel safe, parking their cars on the streets of san francisco and the top 3 answers were close. 31.5% strongly disagree. 31.2% somewhat agree. 28% somewhat disagree. and only 9.3% strongly agree in the newsroom. r

, one person who is celebrating the proposed changes as mission merchants association member roberto hernandezm really excited that they're filing taking. >>you know, structural change just seen it is crime area in the city. he's lived in the mission all his life. but as notice the huge increase of crimes in recent years worried about the future of business and life in the neighborhood he calls home if there is not an increase of law enforcement, i just want to make sure that in this movie that they're making. >>that we get a fully staffed. san francisco police department mission station in concert with neighborhood ambassadors. police will be holding a series of community meetings and focus groups in september and october. >>to discuss the proposed boundary changes with residents reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>governor newsom's plan to regulate the oil and gas industry is facing new pushback this time from the governors of arizona and nevada. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >>well, it's not often we see democrats and republicans united in oppositi