san francisco. but it was not by the san francisco police department. daily city police had been chasing a stolen car. they abandoned the chase at 101 and 280. bay view officers spotted the car, and it was already on rems and very slow, more following than pursuit and took it to bay shore and both suspects exited the vehicle and the driver with the gun in hand, for a short foot chase and the suspect turned on the officers in one of the daily city officers discharged his firearm killing the suspect. the reason that the san francisco police department was so prominent in the investigation is that we conduct the investigation on all officers-involve shooting in san francisco, whether or not we do the shooting or not. but i want to be very clear to the public we were not involved as a shooter in that event. >> on saturday, morning, saturday evening, about 11:00. we were actually fell victim to an auto burglary ourselves an ar 15 assault rifle was stolen from the plain clothes car while they were doing a surveillance, 1000 block of mission street and i want

san francisco police saying no resource is being spared to try and get this back. they issued an alert to all area law enforcement to let them know this weapon is out there. anyone with information is asked to call southern station.

officers and make policy recommendations on the san francisco police department policy. in california, law enforcement agencies must have a procedure to investigate complaints by members of the public against peace officers. in san francisco, the office of citizen complaints serves that purpose. the diverse group of civilians who have never been san francisco officers, staff our office. the occ has a 33 member staff, currently have two vacant investigator positions, which we are in the process of filling. the majority of our staff does consist of investigators in the balance of staff consists of attorneys and support staff. our main purpose is to conduct investigations to find out what happened, we followed the evidence by interviewing the person who brought the complaint. also, interviewing the involved officers and civilian witnesses. we have subpoena power to compel testimony and obtain evidence. we obtain evidence from the police department and form a police department and other documentation that the department generates. we also visit the site of

san francisco. but it was not by the san francisco police department. daily city police had been chasing a stolen car. they abandoned the chase at 101 and 280. bay view officers spotted the car, and it was already on rems and very slow, more following than pursuit and took it to bay shore and both suspects exited the vehicle and the driver with the gun in hand, for a short foot chase and the suspect

in san francisco, police seek to answer that question. new at 7:00, live in the city where, jena, you spoke to the man at the center of this lawsuit >>reporter: we did. also, i red through the civil lawsuit. it's about 55 pages and san francisco police told me they had no comment. this does raise the issue, as you mentioned, should police be allowed to search through cell phone e text, data and messages without a warrant? >> bob says he was protest nothing san francisco when he was arrested -- protesting when he was arrested. >> i was engaged in a completely nonviolence activity. >> they looked through his cell phone messages despite his objections. >> my cell phone had nothing to do with why i was arrested. >> today, the aclu joined him in a lawsuit filed against san francisco police. >> police need a warrant to search homes, and so they would need to have one to search our phones. >> the state constitution has stricture privacy protections. >> when the phone is searched, it's not just the privacy of the person who was arrested; everyone

god bless the citizens of the city and county of san francisco, san francisco police department, and those folks who serve to protect and defend us in our military. thank you so much. (applause)

god bless the citizens of the city and county of san francisco, san francisco police department, and those folks who serve to protect and defend us in our military. thank you so much. (applause) >> thank you, and congratulations. colleagues, that concludes our commendations for today. why don't we go back to roll call and starting with supervisor farrell, supervisor farrell, you are finished with roll call. madam clerk, do you want to call on the next supervisor? >> thank you, mr. president. supervisor kim. >> thank you. today i am introducing the first in a series of ordinance that will finally kickoff the creation of two new parks in district 6 which as many of you noaa long with district 3 has the least amount of public open space per resident in the entire city. it's a result of organizing efforts that began over 12 years ago and i'm excited to finally see this project realized. because of organizing it began so long ago i thought it would be helpful to provide some historical context to understand the significance of this project to our residents in the market and the cop in, va

the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the san francisco police commission occurring march 6, 2013, will begin shortly. >> could we please stand for the pledge of allegiance? >> president mazzucco i would like to call roll. >> president mazzucco? >> present. >> vice president marshall? >> here. >> commissioner dejesus? >> in route. >> commissioner chan? >> present. >> commissioner kingsley. >> present. >> commissioner turman is excused. >> and commissioner loftus? >> is excused. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you very much, inspector monroe and ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the march 6, 2013, police commission meeting. we will start the agenda item first with public comment number two and move into line item number one with the special presentations. first we will start with general public comment >> the public is now welcome to address the commission, regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but within the subject matter jurisdiction. the speakers shall address the remarks to the commission as a whole and not to the commissioners to the department or the personnel.

we'll take you live to the scene coming up. >> reporter: san francisco police asking for the public'sp this morning. someone broke into a police car over the weekend and stole an assault rifle. i'm christie smith. i'll show what you it looks like overnight. >> not a bad start to the morning so far. upper 40s and low 50s outside as we track a new storm on the way. a look at your forecast is straight ahead. >>> as my chp report just cleared, more cars on the road getting busy. we'll show you the peninsula coming up. >>> a live look over san jose right now. starting to clear up a bit. we've had clouds this morning. looks like they have blown out a bit. we'll have more details coming up. monday, march 4th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. it's 5:30. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. we have breaking news to tell you about from overnight in the south bay. an 18-year-old campbell man dead this morning. police say he was shot walking near a park late last night. that gunman does remain on the loose this morning. "toda

police department. the culture here is solid. the teamwork is no different than the best of the teams that work in san francisco. and someone, myself being a veteran of government in 23 years, i have always felt that our police department is not only the best but i am certainly very proud of each and everyone of you, of the whole police department. and today particularly the 56 who have earned these promotions. and have done all the things that you need to do to lead a department and continue leading in a best fashion. with that i offer my sincere pride and congratulations to each and everyone of you. and congratulations to the whole police department. continue to do the best you can. and keep us the world-class status that we are. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, mayor lee for those very kind words. our next speaker is one of our very well respected police commission commissioners. commissioner susie loftus. >> thank you, everyone. on behalf of the san francisco police commission, president tippy tip tippy mazzucco and it's my great privilege to honor this day of your leadership. and not only the gu

. >>> in overnight news, san francisco police are trying to track down two people who robbed a home but they recovered the stolen items. we have where one person was injured. christian? >> reporter: san francisco police and oakland police trying to track down the suspects. this home invasion happening. and they targeted this house here on the 2100 block of 23rd street. police say it happened shortly after midnight. police confirmed for us two suspects broke into the back door of the home. once inside, police say they pistol whipped one of the people living inside the home. police say the suspects then took off with an ipad and iphone. one of the devices had tracking software on line and police were able to follow the signal. >> looks like we are having audio issues. meantime. thousands of family and friends and officers paid respect to the two fallen officers from cruz santa cruz. >> the -- . >>> they filled the hp pavilion and more than 8,000 people gathered for detective elizabeth butler and loran butch baker. >> they shared their memories of the two fallen officers. >> you are the re

san francisco police say a cally city police officer initially spotted a stolen car with two men inside near the intersection of santa barbara and john daly boulevard. by phone this afternoon, san francisco police said one of their officers spotted the car in the city and gave chase. >> after the driver brandished a firearm at the officer. >> reporter: officer say the driver made a sharp furnfrom bay shore to hester and jumped out car of the police say the passenger surrendered immediately, but the driver ran way with a gun. >> daly city and san francisco police officers approached the fleeing driver who raised his gun at the officer daly city police officer fear for his life discharged his firearm at the suspect. >> reporter: that round hit the suspect in the chest. he died from his injuries. neighbor say the road here loops around on itself, making a getaway nearly impossible. >> when they come through here, they have have to come back up this way. there is no other way to go. >> reporter: you are still see a bullet hole in the fence near the seen of this morning's seeing we contacted

san francisco police has sent out an alert to other agencies. reaking into a san francisco home held police off with a shotgun for more than two hours. residents of f lyon street home called 911 after they found their house being burglarized yesterday afternoon. officers talked the 22-year-old suspect into dropping the gun and surrendering. she is facing burglary charges. >>> in last georgias -- los gatos, the they will consider a moratorium on gun sales. templar sports. the only store that sells guns would be able to continue gun sales. >>> a try triathalon tragedy, a 46-year-old man died after plunging into cold waters in the escape for alcatraz race. the austin texas man had a massive heart attack in the bay. the fire department pulled him out of the 55-degree water. they tried to revive him but couldn't. this is the first death at escape from alcatraz event started in 1981. >>> investigators in san jose suspect arsonists may be behind a fire at inspection high school. it broke out around noon. one building was badly damaged. no one was injure

it is being led by the san francisco police department. lice shooting that happened early this morning all began with the pursuit that was actually initiated though by daly city police but the pursuit ended in san francisco. it ended right here in this area where you're looking. this is hester street. right near bay shore. i will show you video from earlier this morning. police have confirmed that at least one officer opened fire on a man, killing him. the sergeant i talked with say he can't say at this point whether the officer who fired is with san francisco police or daly city police but it is a joint investigation between both departments. the situation began at 12:30 in the morning when daly city police tried to make a felony stop on a stolen car with two men inside. that car sped off, leading officers on a pursuit. eventually, the driver and passenger bailed out of the car here in san francisco. and that's when police shot one of the men several times, killing him. police are not saying much about what happened before those shots were

new reports that bay area police are concerned they are being, targeted by thieves. the san francisco police are on high alert after someone stole a semi-automatic rifle from an unmarked san francisco police car last month. burglars have robbed the homes of police officers in richmond and in brentwood. one officer says criminals may be looking for buns and realize police will probably have them in their homes. >>> the growing tensions between lake county supervisors and sheriff frank rivero could boil over next week. two supervisors are calling on board members to issue a formal vote of no confidence at the meeting on tuesday. the board may also ask for the sheriff's resignation. the supervisors cite the district attorney's finding that the sheriff lied during a 2008 shooting investigation. >>> we're following new details about a san jose biker whose body was found in the santa cruz mountains last fall. the body of 32-year-old air ring dean garcia was found by a hiker -- eric dean garcia was found by a hiker. authorities are asking for help for new leads. they say he was a member of t

new reports that bay area police are concerned they are being, targeted by thieves. the san francisco high alert after someone stole a semi-automatic rifle from an unmarked san francisco police car last month. burglars have robbed the homes of police officers in richmond and in brentwood. one officer says criminals may be looking for buns and realize police will probably have them in their homes. >>> the growing tensions between lake county supervisors and sheriff frank rivero could boil over next week. two supervisors are calling on board members to issue a formal vote of no confidence at the meeting on tuesday. the board may also ask for the sheriff's resignation. the supervisors cite the district attorney's finding that the sheriff lied during a 2008 shooting investigation. >>> we're following new details about a san jose biker whose body was found in the santa cruz mountains last fall. the body of 32-year-old air ring dean garcia was found by a hiker -- eric dean garcia was found by a hiker. authorities are asking for help for new leads. they say he was a member of the mongols mot

police in san francisco and oakland search for two men accused of pistol whipping a victim during a home invasion robbery. san francisco police say two men wearing dark clothing forced their way into a home on 23rd street in potrero hill. the suspects took the victim's iphone and took off. right now the suspects are still on the loose. >>> this morning the chp still trying to figure out exactly why a person hit and killed on highway 237 was trying to cross that freeway in the first place. that person was hit and killed by a car trying to cross eastbound 237 near north 1st street in san jose about 8:45 last night. the chp says the driver of the car remained at the scene and called police. the driver says he didn't even see a car on the side of the road and that person was

san francisco police arenew this morning. francisco police are searching for two victims who robbed a house then fled across the bay bridge. suspects forced their way into a home in the 21- hundred block of 23rd street in san francisco's potrero hill neighborhood. the robbers then pistol- whipped the victim, took an iphone and ipad then fled from the residence before police arrived. police were able to track bridge before losing sight of the vehicle. the robbers is asked to call the san francisco police. >> a man who had been reported missing. was found stabbed to death in his san jose apartment. a family member identified the body as 69-year-old stanley jacobson. jacobson, who suffered from dementia-- went missing back in early february. police say, at some point over the last few weeks, he showed up without anyone noticing. and was killed. an arrest has been made in the case-- but police have not yet released the suspect's name. jacobson's death marks san jose's eighth homicide of the year. stopped at market and davis. an u-

police car. a passenger in the car died. the suspects have also died in san francisco and san jose. an armed with a shotgun and a hatchet surrendered after a standoff with san francisco police this afternoon. the standoff forced police to evacuate several nearby homes. paramedics took her to the hospital. and san francisco police are looking for a rifle stolen from a police car. the sfpd tells us the rifle was properly secured inside an unmarked vehicle. >>> britain's queen elizabeth has been hospital lidsed for the -- hospitalized for the first time in years. she canceled all of her appearances in the near future. jeffrey kofman has the details. >> it is a stomach illness that put the queen in the hospital. her spokesman insists it is not serious, but the queen is 86 years old. she arrived here not by ambulance, but by car. her public appearances for most of the next week have been canceled including a trip to rome. in her six decades as britain's queen elizabeth ii has spent more time opening hospitals than being admitted to them. she rarely can sells the 350 events on her schedule

like they keep to themselves. >> reporter: as for which gang the shooter was asking about, san francisco police are not saying tonight. officers were out here in the neighborhood this afternoon collecting surveillance video from neighborhood restaurants and market. san francisco police will only say they are looking for the shooter. jacob was on a football scholarship at lewis and clark in portland, oregon. all of this tonight ax the investigation -- as the investigation continues into his death. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> u.s. park police are investigating a shooting near san francisco's fort mason. investigators say they received a report of shots fired at about 9:00 last night. minutes later, the man with the gunshot wound walked into the pub and ghiradelli scare asking for help. the victim is in his 20s and from the heat bay. he was struck in the leg and is expected to be okay. so far, there's no description, though, of the gunman. >>> in vallejo, a pickup truck flew off the highway and landed in a can an sending two people to the -- canal sending two people to the hospital. y

cate caugiran live in san francisco, thank you. >>> suspected carjacker is in the hospital after being shot by san francisco policethis morning's police action where cate just spoke from. last night officers spotted a stolen bmw that had been stolen at gunpoint on monday. after a short chase, they cornered the driver in a cul-de- sac but he didn't give up. >> the bmw threw itself into reverse, striking one of the officers. that officer was then knocked to the ground. the bmw repositioned itself and what about to go forward. the officer was vulnerable. two of his brother officers fired at the bmw striking the driver one time. >> the suspect is now in stable condition. the officer by the way was not badly injured. >>> this is the sixth bay area police shooting in less than a week. the first shooting went down thursday night when sonoma county deputies shot and killed a kidnapping suspect on the 101 then four more deadly police shootings last weekend. the most recent sunday morning in hayward. all of this follows the shooting deaths of two santa cruz police officers just last week. and those two officers are being re

and the men and women of the san francisco police department. and the members of the command staff, because charles gallman is a special person, i made a comment, you heard about the book about the greatest generation. this is the next chapter and let me tell you a little bit about this man. i first saw him when i was an assistant da going to an officer involved shooting. i thought that he worked for the sfpd and was a homicide investigator. no he is with the occ and everybody worked with him because he is a professional and let me tell you how he got there. >> he was born in philadelphia and he got out here early enough in his life that i will call him a native san franciscoan. both of his mom and dad were involved in public service he was a graduate of balboa high school and college of san francisco and sf state and the most important person in his life his wife that was dating one of the offensive line man and now they have been married for how many years? >> 40 years. >> after graduating from sf, state he went to vietnam and served our count

between the entertainment commission and the san francisco police department right now. it is the best that i have ever seen it. this constant communication and constant give and take. we do have issues on occasion, as inspector van coal mentioned, in a real responsible to the public as is commission as is this body here. we get the noise complaints for the clubs and so, when the noise complaints come in, and you know, we have seen a lot of instances where the people are explaining about the noise of a particular club and you know we feel although they have come an awful long way and they have made vast improvements on what they have done in the past and you know, it is our opinion that they could do a little better and quite frankly the police department could do better and that is the nature of the beast. we are continuing to push forward, and we are continuing to address the commission and make our concerns heard. and i think that it will continue to improve over time. one of the issues that supervisor weiner brought up with regard to folks on the street at night, how

between the entertainment commission and the san francisco police department right now. it is the best that i have ever seen it. this constant communication and constant give and take. we do have issues on occasion, as inspector van coal mentioned, in a real responsible to the public as is commission as is this body here. we get the noise complaints for the clubs and so, when the is