we have one of the best police departments in san francisco. it's not perfect, but the reason why it's because we have a strong police commission. it's important that the police commission have belts. there are only 7 members. this position is the people's position. and i know you have another position that the mayor can appoint, but this is the people's position. currently now you have three former prosecutors out of the seven. you have one former public defender and you have one youth and community advocate, long-time advocate. and i believe that commissioner chan's exemplary record speaks for itself. and this is why a diverse group of over 40 public official and organizations from law enforcement to education to civil rights support her reappointment. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> hello, supervisors. thank you so much for taking me out of turn. i was visiting school today. i cut it short because this is such an important issue. not only for me as a san francisco an, but also for the 55,000 public school children that i represent. i am

particular particularly photograph offenses with their smartphones, with their reports to the san francisco police department leveraging existing resists. we have customized the 3-1-1 office to give san francisco police department the best data possible. and so reporting employees don't have to make estimates on each offense. chief suhr is providing for analysts to catalog offenses and reports of unique tags. and another expert officer would be needed on as-needed basis. for serial offenders, not withstanding the last item, all of this is administrative and several on the way. other jurisdictions in california are using a similar system. in east los angeles they saw a drop of 55% in the first four years of implementing this program. if that happens in san francisco, we expect to save over $11 million. now the second element of this legislation before us today, it tightens graffiti controls and codifies new procedures. i have a few amendments that i will ask my colleagues to support today, just clerical related. i want to give you what we are trying to accomplish with the legislative piece. we will

. >> welcome to the san francisco police meeting and before we start i want to announce that we adjourn in the honor of fallen police officers or former police officers, and unfortunately tonight, we have to adjourn in the honor of two officers who passed away recently and we will do that in their honor, but before we move into the meeting a little bit of background about the officers. the first officer everyone knows him as jr, and james richards was assigned to company a, central station, he is 50 years old. he is married. he has been a member of the san francisco police department for over 20 years. he is a native san franciscan, and went to macatire high school and played football at city college and sacramento state university and also an accomplished musician, dj, and everyone says that he was quite the character. and he was serving at central station at the time when he passed suddenly, and without any warning. and so we will adjourn in his honor. and secondly, we also lost a 37-year veteran of the san francisco police department, officer stewart who was assigned to the permit bu

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i attended the academy graduation we have nine lateral police officers to join the san francisco police department. those are police officers from other jurisdictions that have decided to join the sf p.d.. we have 9 knew -- new officers that will be hitting the streets. we have a hundred other officers training for graduation and we are hoping to get more officers out on the streets to answer some of your concerns and reach back to our full staffing level. it's great that supervisor kim is here because i have to say that our board of supervisors and mayor give full credit to the police department being able to hire those officers. inform are that supervisor kim deserves a round of applause. [ applause ] then, also i attended last night along with several other commissioners the community meeting and we issued condolences to family and friends. i see some of the folks here tonight. thank you for coming. you are always welcome to come to our commission meeting. it's really important. i want to get one message out here. this is the chief and the first to have done a commission meeting afte

that go to the stations and pick up people in a temporary holding sells and instead of the san francisco police officer spend a lot of time and taking them to the county jail for booking and going there to booking process we can do that. it's been done before it saves the police department the crucial time to apply their efforts in other ways. our cost diverse reasonable it saves the city and coincident money. we offered a pilot without money being changed hands and our intention of civilizing the records to free up the san francisco police department. it's both i think in 2 hundred lap and this board to determine what that level of assistance looks like but if we can free up officers not having to sit open people having to be booked into jail that's an important efficiency for your department and the police department and the public safety overall. our department has never benefited from the field officer training program fto. the field training program is something that frankly every law enforcement agency applies and utilizes for their sworn staff they want to make sure their field and pract

san francisco. 75, san jose. tomorrow temperatures will take a tumble so be prepared. then we have additional chances of rain, and i'll show you that in the accuweather coming up. >> san francisco police are investigating the cause of rash involving a muni bus this morning. it happened here on market and 9th street this morning. you can see the smashed hood of the car and the deployed air bag. the car's driver was taken to the hospital. two passengers complained of head and neck injuriesish track may have been slow on northbound highway 101 this morning. the chp shut opportunity one lane of traffic after a big rig overturned and caught fire. investigators believe the truck's driver fell asleep into the wheel this morning. the driver got himself safely out of the burping -- burning rig. >> there is no explanation after looking at the damage to the vehicle and damage to the sign. it's a miracle. >>> the driver suffered minor injuries and wasn't thered to a local hospital. caltrans had to come out and secure the damaged science. >> pg&e crews are working to restore power to more than 350 santa rosa customers. they've been without power since 11:00 this morning when a traffic accident bro

san francisco police say four deadly pedestrian accidents happened along van ness avenue this year. >> anytime we have a collision and especially when we have serious injuries or fatals, it's not only a concern of the police department, but it's also a concern of all the citizens. >> reporter: police say even one fatality is one too many. this year, san francisco has already had a total of 7 deaths from roadway accidents. so officers kept the watch stopping anyone who even flirted with breaking the rules. lieutenant hill said police are keeping an eye out for drivers talking on texting on cell phones, speeding, running red lights and pedestrians jaywalking or crossing illegally. a common violation that san francisco police will see are cars crossing along the crosswalk before the pedestrian has even made it to the other side. it was a good thing i didn't cross street then. lieutenant hill point out to us another danger. >> as you were standing over there i noticed that i couple of drivers were looking over here at your cameraman versus ensuring that there were no pedestrians crossing

and i'm here today to advocate for the reappointment of commissioner angela chan to san francisco police commission. we have done extensive work through san francisco to ensure transparency and accountability with regard to police profiling and collaboration with federal authorities in regards to members of arab middle eastern, muslim and south asian communities. we are part of the coalition for a safe san francisco and advocated for the passage of the historic san francisco civil rights ordinance. one of our allies in this work was commissioner angela chan and we stand here today to strongly advocate for her continuation. because of her regular contact with our communities and other vulnerable communities, commissioner chan has a pulse on the issues that are most necessary to raise and advance at the police commission. in closing, commissioner chan has been invaluable member of the san francisco police commission and we ask that she be reappointed. thank you. >> thank you. francisco [speaker not understood]. lydia salazar. lisa [speaker not understood]. ron aloe song. >>> my name is pet

san francisco. 75, san jose. tomorrow temperatures will take a tumble so be prepared. then we have additional chances of rain, and i'll show you that in the accuweather coming up. >> san francisco police are investigating the cause of rash involving a muni bus this morning. it happened here on market and 9th street this morning. you can see the smashed hood of the car and the deployed air bag. the car's driver was taken to the hospital. two passengers complained of head and neck injuriesish track may have been slow on northbound highway 101 this morning. the chp shut opportunity one lane of traffic after a big rig overturned and caught fire. investigators believe the truck's driver fell asleep into the wheel this morning. the driver got himself safely out of the burping -- burning rig. >> there is no explanation after looking at the damage to the vehicle and damage to the sign. it's a miracle. >>> the driver suffered minor injuries and wasn't thered to a local hospital. caltrans had to come out and secure the damaged science. >> pg&e crews are working to restore power to more than 350 santa rosa customers. they've been without power since 11:00 this morning when a traffic accident bro

police say a pedestrian was struck by a car this morning in san francisco and is fighting for his life. it happened at 20th and wawona near stern grove. police are cracking down now on drivers who break traffic laws in san francisco. kpix 5's cate caugiran with the hot spots. >> reporter: san francisco police and california highway patrol are cracking down on distracted drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians. >> often times, we become distracted. your cell phone may ring. you may be on the internet. and you're distracted. >> reporter: the focus, the van ness corridor. san francisco police say four deadly pedestrian accidents happened along van ness avenue this year. >> anytime we have a collision and especially when we have serious injuries or fatals, it's not only a concern of the police department but it's also a concern of all the citizens. >> reporter: police say even one fatality is one too many. this year, san francisco has already had a total of 7 deaths from roadway accidents. so officers kept the watch stopping anyone who even flirted with breaking the rules. lieutenant hill said

the san francisco police department believes she was kidnapped in the city on tuesday and then taken the east bay, that is the new development we are hearing from investigators. san francisco police department tells us they are not investigating it as a sexual assault but they think she was kidnapped in the city and brought to the east bay where she was robbed. it was first thought the girl was kidnapped in oakland. this is where neighbors found her. she was frantic and screaming she was raped and mese are looking -- police are looking into the case that she was part of a sex trafficking or human trafficking ring but that is all things san francisco police are looking into. >> our investigators have to go back and interview the victim and try pinpoint where this may have occurred in san francisco and go back there and look for additional witnesses. >> when he heard about this case he was not surprised. it is possible for a teen to be kidnapped and forced to have sex, whether or not it was linked to sex trafficking. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> officials reopened the firs

right now investigators with the san francisco police department are going over surveillance video from both inside and outside of the garden of eden club trying to see if that video may show what happened here early this morning. san francisco police started to get 911 calls after 1:00 a.m. from this club on broadway near columbus in north beach. officers came here and found two young men in their late teens to early 20s who have been stabbed in the stomach several times. paramedics rushed them to san francisco general. police say both men were customers at the club. a short time ago, police told me one of those men remains in serious condition while the other one is in much better shape. investigators, though, haven't been able to interview those victims yet. >> the priority is to get them stabilized to make sure that they do pull through and then we'll try to subsequently interview them to try to obtain as much information as possible. that's why we have very limited information. the motive is still unknown. it's unknown if there's an altercation with many suspects or one suspect. we

a large police presence in this san jose neighborhood as police try to fine the gunman. >> developing news, another pedestrian hit and killed by a car in san franciscoing. >>> look at this: an unusual crime in san francisco. cars known for small size targeted by a group of vandals. >>> good morning. that is how we start the monday. eric thomas is off and i am kristen sze. we could not have asked for a nicer sunday to enjoy the glorious

san francisco. it happened just after 7:30 this morning here on 20th avenue near stoern grove. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. this accident comes on the same day that san francisco police and chp officers are out in full force to crack down on traffic violaters. alex savidge joins us live from where the collision occurred and explains about today's safety enforcements. good afternoon, alex. >> reporter: well, good afternoon. police this morning were in the middle of a traffic enforcement operation meant to cut down on the number of people being hit by cars in the city. that's when they were called to 20th, because a car crashed into a man crossing in this crosswalk. the collision was at about 7:30 this morning. officers arrived here and found the victim, a in man in his -- a man in his 30s. it was a 0-year-old woman behind the -- 20-year-old bomb woman behind the -- woman behind the wheel of the car that hit him. she was cooperative with police officers. that crash happened right after san francisco police launched a crackdown on dangerous drivers along the van ness corridor. make officers were pulling drivers over -- motorcycle officers were pulling drivers over for s

a lot of people don't know all the services that the san francisco police department performs this is what the sheriff's department law enforcement agency is love people think we're strictly about custody and corrections as you see if this chart only 49 percent of our sires are allocated toward the custody side and 5 percent to equipment services and 8 percent of our resources to administration and finger 8 percent to the court position and 14 percent to security services and 6 percent to field and security services. only 6 percent to our programs with the post custody erect and innovating the jurisdiction from all around the state and country. the next slide is the progress that our department and the city is making collectively with other leaders in the criminal justice system is the dramatic considers of our jail population. in january of 2014 our population at that metric has already been 40 percent under crowded of our maximum population is it's now even further than that you heard if the self-employed police department with the drop in the jail population we're not seeing the in

see >>> did san francisco police go too far in shooting a man at a city park? n francisco police department lack man pouer to keep the city safe? >> what happened inside of this miami hotel? details on the collin kaepernick police investigation. >> and the backlash you can face now that it's your turn to get google glass. >> it's happening now in downtown san francisco. good evening, everyone. >> bart commuters facing delays after a woman jumped in front of a train at montgomery street bart station. >> the station was shut down sometime, commuters waited for buses. >> cheryl, a lot of confusion and a bit of chaos remains here on market street. the montgomery street station just reopened we're told after ing closed for about 40 minutes. police say that a woman on the platt form was hit by a bart train. witnesses say she stepped in front of the train as it approached. now, she has been taken to sf general hospital we do not know her condition at this point. but big delays remain here. you can expect 10, 15, 20 minute delays in that direction. there is a lot of con

i'm upset to see that the san francisco police department is trigger-happy. they shoot people later. i think it's crazy that we have to think about living in a war zone where we have to be worried about shooting 14 times. that doesn't make sense. i have to give my nephews advice on how to survive with the police department. that is not enough. their skin is enough to feel fooer -- fear when they walk out the door. we demand to know the names of the officer. we demand transparency. i think it's a shame when they get paid for leave. that's like a vacation. that is a shame. right now san francisco has an opportunity and obligation to say that police brutality will not be tolerated in this city. justice for alex and justice for andy lopez. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. hello, i'm mostly addressing the public. my name is frank laura. i'm an organizer but also a teacher in the mission. i think it's important to expose the dog and pony show. because what happens is not the police they are hearing us and staring at us as they are sympathetic for taking it

>>> did san francisco police go too far in shooting a man at a city park? >> does the san francisco police department lack man pouer to keep the city safe? >> what happened inside of this miami hotel? details on the collin kaepernick police investigation. >> and the backlash you can face now that it's your get google glass. >> it's happening now in downtown san francisco. good evening, everyone. >> bart commuters facing delays after a woman jumped in front of a train at montgomery street bart station. >> the station was shut down sometime, commuters waited for buses. >> cheryl, a lot of confusion and a bit of chaos remains here on market street. the montgomery street station just reopened we're told after being closed for about 40 minutes. police say that a woman on the platt form was hit by a bart train. witnesses say she stepped in front of the train as it approached. now, she has been taken to sf general hospital we do not know her condition at this point. but big delays remain here. you can expect 10, 15, 20 minute delays in that direction. there is a lo

who buy. >> i'll take the front, you take the rear. >> in san francisco, those on the hunt for women become the hunted as san francisco police draw a line in the stand. >> turn off your engine. step out of the car. put your hands behind your back. >> it's buyer beware where eight times a month the inspector and his team cuff the every day johns who try to pay cash for sex. >> are you on probation or parole? you're under arrest for soliciting prostitution. >> having worked vice since '99, he's seen more than his share of ugly when it comes from the men who buy and the men who sell. >> the pimps like young girls because you have clientele that wants to prey on young girls. that gets me more than anything else, these young girls. i think 11 years old one girl was, they are being victimized by this. that's one of the things that hits home with me. >> probably be a ticket and on your way in 20 minutes. >> san francisco pd thinks attacking demand is the best way to keep the vulnerable from being exploited. >> are the keys in there or do you have them? >> they don't come out, it's a rent car. >> what do you mean they don't come out

the san francisco police bomb squad was called out to detonate the device. according to what park police said here at this home this morning was actually a stick of dynamite. they did show up to this home on vallejo street around 2:00 this morning. they knocked on the door to search the home because this is apparently where the man driving that truck lived and they wanted it see if there was any explosives inside this house. someone did give police permission to search the inside and after a little while inside they came out with a half dozen bags of evidence but we're not sure what may have been inside those bags because park police and san francisco police have cleared this area here outside the home and they did not elaborate on what they found inside the home. we're waiting to hear back from park police on what they have found. it seems things have simmered down a bit, but we'll continue checking into this and bring you the latest, scott? >> chase, thank you from san francisco. >>> a bay area rock climber is in the hospital after falling more than 30 feet

a large police presence in this san jose neighborhood as police try to fine the gunman. >> developing news, another pedestrian hit and killed by a car in san francisco. coming up, what investigators are revealing. >>> look at this: an unusual crime in san francisco. cars known for small size targeted by a group of vandals. >>> good morning. that is how we start the monday. eric thomas is off and i am kristen sze. we could not have asked for a nicer sunday to enjoy the glorious outdoors. >> it will extend today and tomorrow. some of you have to work over the weekend. hopefully you can enjoy the wet today and tomorrow. live doppler 7 hd showing no need for the umbrella, watch out with a little bit of fog around novato this morning. as far as our temperatures, our bay is going to show warm temperatures in the 50's that will soon hit the 60's by noon with possible extending mid-to-upper 70's by 4:00. inland, we have the fog to the north with a clear start and mid-70's by noon and 80 by 4:00 and back to 75 by 7:00. total sunshine along the coast in the upper senator. >> if you need to head out the door we are in good shape with no accidents to report. we

police. seven people have been killed while crossing san francisco streets. four of those accidents were on vanness. >>> san francisco police are vowing to reduce the disturbing number of deadly accidents. they are cracking down on speeders, red light runners, and other dangerous drivers. police have written 50% more traffic violations this year than last year. >>> new this morning vandals are targeting smart cars parked along san francisco city streets. tara moriarty is live in the portola neighborhood. why this particular vandalism is so unusual. >> reporter: that sus -- suspects are flipping the cars completely over. this is a look at a smart car. one similar to the ones that were struck. we know one came to rest on its roof, one on its side, and one on its rear wheels. this all started around 1:00 when a smart car was found flipped on its roof. then about ten minutes later another smart car was found on its side a couple blocks away on anderson. the last one occurred around 1:30. a couple minutes away onboarden and sweeney. walk up to his roommates smart c

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. >>> san francisco police say that a suspected car thief hit one of the officers with a stolen vehicle this afternoon. it happened in the tenderloin district as police tried to take the man into custody. the suspect had several cars before he struck the officer. the officer had non-life- threatening injuries. >>> ktvu obtained new court documents shedding more light on the allegations against a north bay scout leader. 40-year-old franklin lee is in the sonoma county jail in lieu of 1 million-dollar bail. the complaint against him claims he sexually abused one boy over the course of four years starting just before the child's 12th birthday. scout leaders emphasize that he was not a scout but a friend of lee's family. >>> rain showers have been rolling through the bay area on and off the bay area today. at times rain has come down heavy as it did in oakland at when the skies opened up. >> we had some moderate rainfall intensities. the system was stronger than initially advertise. rainfall totals adding up. the totals over the past 24 hours you can see san francisco coming up at .308. oak

the illegal activities in the park and we partner with the san francisco police department. the current staff is one part 24 officers this is for 3 shifts throughout the city and sometimes not more than two or three patrol officers are available because of vacancies and vacationed and absence. next year is an opportunity to there the park rafrngz on january 1st of 2015 the stadium will transfer to the mass development of candle stick park. and due to the closer the 6 positions stations at the park will be resigned to neighborhood parks. by simple revising the staffing model the department will be able to have more like 25 percent of officers. any future increases in the park staffing will lead to any other service requests throughout the city. based on an initial rec and park estimate it will cost $2.7 million to double the park control not only for the trucks for the rafrg. over the next two months i'll work with the park manager on a staff parking model as part of my two year proposal i look forward to working with you and the full board of supervisors for this adaptation

to gather the data more efficiently, go through the appropriate departments as well as the san francisco police department and to analyze it in a way where it what just -- it's just a more efficient way to do business. so, i would think that's thai fairly -- and i can speak for myself, i and other member of the board of supervisors ~ are not enthusiastic about this. it's one thing that we talk about with all of these departments on a consistent basis. we've made incredible gains, both with the department of children infants and families, and some of these predate -- these happen over the years before i became a member of the board. but it's something i watched very closely and have continued to advocate because i think that it's important for us to do so as a city. and, so, i appreciate your report and i appreciate the fact that it takes into account the larger perspective of what the department of telecommunications should be doing, which a lot of it they haven't been doing efficiently. and i mean, just, for example, the board of directors for the bridge board, we have this detailed technologi

the san francisco police department are the lead investigators. this is the street where the teen was found but it's unclear where the journey started. a horrific story now has the attention of the san francisco police department. she was found naked and covered in pep per spray yesterday morning. neighbors says she was screaming that she had been raped. he hears stories similar to this on a regular basis. >> what surprised me most of all is that she was found on ashby -- i believe ashby and peedmonth. >> reporter: in berkeley. but then say she changed her story saying she was taken from san francisco before being robbed and dropped off in the east bay. they turned over the case to san francisco. >> our investigators have to go back and interview the victim and try to pin point exactly where this may have occur here and go look for addable witnesses. >> oakland say it may be -- come forward if you ever encounter something similar. >> even if it doesn't turn out to be anything, at least you've done your due diligence. we're talking about children. >