and the san francisco police department has made a drastic change in their mugshot policy aiming to put a stop to racial stereotypes r t correspondent suite has more on the sudden move and how the police department hopes to bring real change to the community. when a suspect is arrested their mug shots can sometimes live on the internet forever and according to the san francisco police department that can bring about racial stereotypes and so now in the bay area mug shots will no longer be circulating through the media and less than half back haters. by no more booking photos will be released from the san francisco police department effective immediately that is unless a suspect is considered to be dangerous according to police chief bill scott these mug shots are made public whether or not the person is prosecuted for the alleged crime scott says this alone can perpetuate stereotypes that you see black and brown men all the time who are you see these mug shots either on television through the movies you name that media source and your mind begins to associate that group with it and ther

. >>> right now tension tonight within the san francisco police department. the union is pushing back against new black lives matter posters. good evening i am veronica de la cruz. >>> in san francisco with the story tonight. >> reporter: new posters would have to be 32 inches by 24. each police station including the one by me would have to display the posters in an area where people coming into the building would be able to see it. that is not sitting well with the rank-and-file's union. >> large murals featuring black lives matter painted on city streets. in front of houses. >> we are not doing anything illegal. >> electrified confrontations. fight has come to the police department. >> i can speak for members of the department. black lives do matter and they matter to the police department. >> the letter in favor of the mandated signs the union which represents what the 2000 officer said the director prominently displayed posters in support of the poorganizaon and establishing a new president raising concerns about introducing political agendas. >> what we a

consolidation or merger of groundfloor storefronts in north beach special use district for r san francisco police department functions or space associated with such use and appropriate members of the public who wish to revise public comment on this idea should call the number (408)418-9388. meeting i.d. is 146-799-222, press pound and pound again. press star 3 to lineup to speak. >> supervisor peskin: this is a drafted piece of legislation to allow the merger of two storefronts to merge two properties that both have been leased to central station to allow those two-store two storeo consolidate during the covid-19 period to give a little bit of breathing room to the inspectors that habitat at that spot. this is part of a piece of property that has 34 single-resident occupancy hotel rooms above that the city has expressed center in purchasing that is by way of full disclosure and the planning commission waved its 90-day period to review this pursuant to the charter i would like to open this up to public comment. seeing no questions from members, are there any members of the public would who like to item on it

police union which represents more than 2000 officer said in part, the directive that the san francisco police department prominently display posters in support of that same political organization establishes a new precedent that raises concerns about introducing political agendas. >> what we are talking about here is not the black lives matter organization or an entity. >> reporter: tamale taylor is one of the commissioners appointed by the mayor and board of supervisors. >> we are talking about an expression of values, that black lives matter to the san francisco police department. >> reporter: tony montoya ahead of the sf poa said he was unavailable for an on camera interview but sent us this statement today, reading in part "the police commission should put away their soapboxes and stop their political grandstanding. it is time for the commissioners to get beyond hashtags, posters, and politics." >> this is not in view of facemasks or in the with anybody else's live, that is not what this is about. >> reporter: the posters will have to be displayed within 30 days. >> yes we are in support, and are fu

if you're fired from the san francisco police department, why the hell should you be hired in antioch, in the police department? there's always loopholes, and there's gray areas. >> the hon. london breed: and he'll say, chair cohen, a lot of the things that you were talking about, the issues around, for example, their records and other things, those are things that we're implementing, those are the next steps, along with the responsibility for an officer to intervene when they see excessive force being used. so when you think about it, the fact that those officers in george floyd's case, hey, man, get off his neck, and the fact that they were so cavalier and passive, i just -- it just baffles me. they're hopefully going to be prosecuted, they're hopefully going to be held accountable because they're just as much guilty for the death of george floyd. here's my issue: the fact that any police officer would think what they saw is okay because it's a procedure, it's all in their procedures is a problem, and so i think what we are getting people to understand is you can no longer hide behi

of district 5 in san francisco and mom of a rising second grader with brown skin, brown eyes with brown curly hair. i'm calling you to defund and disarm the san francisco police department this budget dear. i stay in solidarity with the black and brown lives matter move. i don't know why san francisco police get $43 million increase while the public schools are experiencing a $27 million cut in their budget. that's insane. here are some projects in which we can do instead. we can restore the native habitats in our community. >> next speaker please. >> oh, hello? >> hi. >> can you hear me? >> yes, we can. >> hi, my name is lisa and i'm a student teacher at sfsd. increasing the budget of a police force that terrorizes and murders black and brown community members and defunding life sustaining nursing services like mental health and education is an act of violence. who are you protect? who's security? you have to power to do it right for the people that need it most. fund community reparations for black, indigenous, and people of color for trans communities and our neighbors. thank you. >> thank you for your comments, next speaker please. >> i don't know, from the outside

. >>> an illegal search of a journalist order from the top of the san francisco police department. look at the investigation? >>> internal documents obtained by ktvu fox 2 news show how far san francisco police were willing to go to identify the confidential source of a local journalist. this involved the case of a former public defender. more than one year after the illegal search new information shows it went all the way to the top of the san francisco police department. >> reporter: the police chief was intimately involved in the effort to ferret out the person who leaked the police report. it turned out to be a disastrous investigation suggesting that officers write a warrant to search a cell phone. it is detailed in a declaration from the former internal affairs captain. split the shield law in california is asserted by a journalist. it is not for journals. it's to protect their sources. for the people can freely speak to journalists and know that their identity will not be compromised. >> reporter: the attorney sought to have the warrants thrown out. they failed to mention tha

police chief tout the city of being at the forefront of reform. san francisco needs to set an example for the rest of the country on how to defund police and create new departments to better serve the community. this movement is only growing. change is coming. san francisco should be on the right side of history. the time is now to defund, disarm and disband sfpd. we must reimagine what public safety looks like for everyone. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please? >> caller: hello, can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can hear you. >> caller: hi, i am elizabeth and i live in district 8 and i have lived in san francisco for over 20 years. during that time i have seen a lot of police reforms attempted but nothing changes as a result. so i'm asking like everyone else for you to radically reimagine how we protect and care for people in this city. and i'm asking to you disarm and disband and defund sfpd in this year's budget. i want you to redirect that money for services that will support people instead of brutalizing them. particularly our black and brown neighbors targeted by sfpd and vastly misrepresented in the city's jails. so i as

san francisco police chief says "senseless violence like this that could claim the life of a child is unacceptable." if you have any information on this shooting, please call the san francisco police department. reporting live i am sara zendehnam. >>> firefighters a looking good to what started a fire at an oakland apartment building. ittartour studios. water damage was left behind and there are no reports of injuries. >>> people that live east of 101 are likely to see helicopters flying over power lines. pg&e is tracking power lines as they prepare for annual shutoffs. you will see them flying there between 7 am until about 5 pm. operations will switch to western sonoma county next week. >>> cal fire continues to battle a fire burning near gilroy. the cruise fire has now burned 2000 acres and it is 20% contained. evacuation orders are still in effect for the area but firefighters cannot say if structures that were damaged were homes or other buildings. firefighters across the bay area felt the strain as they responded to hundreds of fires this fourth of july weekend. many of those fires were started by a little fireworks. let's go to jana katsuyama. >> reporter: 343 acres of scorched church

we've reached out to the san francisco police department for comment and we haven't heard back just yet. >>> windows were smashed at the oakland police station and several small fires were set and buildings were hit. the mayor is asking protesters not to go out after dark and the city attorney have filed oops out. fighting back. al one council member said "theretoening to send camouflage to oakland with peaceful protesters and throw into unmarked vehicles for the people of oakland and freedom and democracy throughout the country. >>> new at noon, a group of people from the california liberation collective had chained themselves to thdeing keinatopleine participants say they're outraged by the mounting death to the at san quentin prison and rising infection numbers in state prisons and immigration detention centers and claim the governor's actions are not matching his words. >>> a woman is dead and a injured after an overnight shooting in antioch. the two people were parked outside the 7/eleven and the suspect fatally shot the driver and the passenger is in the hospital. officials believ

the san francisco police department says it happened on eagles street in san francisco's bayview districts family says the six-year- old was out side his friends birthday party with his sister when gunshots rang out. he was hit in the chest and died in a nearby hospital. another man was shot and is expected to survive. the police department doesn't know who pulled the trigger. they haven't arrested anyone and don't have a suspect description to share. he leaves behind a big family. we talked with it once justice for her nephew. >> we just need answers. we just need help, we just need somebody to say something. he doesn't deserve it! he didn't deserve it at all! he was so special. he was just such a good kid. >> in a statement, bill scott said senseless violence like this that can so tragically clean the life of a small child is unacceptable in our city. he says the department is determined to find the suspect. if you have any information on what happened saturday night, give the san francisco police department a call. >>> 7:35, eight people died in idaho after two planes collided in midai

the san francisco police department says investigators do not believe this was celebratory gunfire. it does not appear to be random. it happened at about 10:45 in engle street in the bayview district. he was outside of his friends brought the party watching the fireworks when gunshots rang out and he was hit. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. another man was shot but is expected to survive. both victims were found on woodfield court. the police department has not arrested anybody. they do not have a suspect description. there looking in the motive. >> we are outraged that this can end the life of a six-year- old boy as well as insured other innocent bystanders during such a time where we should be celebrating. >> reporter: investigators try to put together what happened, his family is grieving the loss of the young boy. >> he was the sweetest kid. you fall in love with him the first time you have a conversation with him. he was so smart. he loved to read books. he liked videogames. >> reporter: if you have any information contact the san francisco police department. sarah

representing state, county admissible workers plus teachers unions calling 2-d funds the san francisco police department, also rejecting what they call the racism of the san francisco lease officers association. >> protesters say defunding the police means taking funding used on weapons and use it to better train officers to deal with people in a less aggressive way. they responded in a statement" reducing police officers in san francisco will create more victims and make neighborhoods less safe where advocating for reducing the number of mental health and nonemergency calls we are dispatched to and not the wholesale cutting of much- needed officers.>>> signs is believed to be hiding from the guy inside san francisco's chinese consulate appeared before a judge today, appearing by us he was ordered to be detained without prejudice and is considered a flight risk. the 38-year-old is accused of lying about her involvement in china's military, the guys is she was in fact an officer with china's air force but she failed to disclose that on her u.s. visa application. she entered the u.s. in december 2019 and

unanimous and now a 32 by 24 inch "black lives matter" poster will be hanging in each of the san francisco police departmentscross the city. the question many people might be asking is why is this happening. san francisco's police chief bill scott said people are talking to us and we must listen. but not everyone wanted to hear it though. the san francisco police officer asciat thell letter to the city they stated that, quote, spaces for citizens to seek help and assistance, they are not places for political endorsements are ora alignment with political organizations. some residents agreeing.oralali organizations. some residents agreeing. >> i feeling like some areas should be neutral ground, i guess. >> as a mexican heritage person, i don't think that when you are saying "black lives matter" i think that you are seg gra 2k3w5i9i debating a certain portion of the population. >> reporter: clearly not everyone is sold on the idea. others for different reasons. we posted the story to our abc 7 news facebook page and one viewer commented what is the point of the sign, that is not real change to the system. anoth

police chief tout the city of being at the forefront of reform. san francisco needs to set an example for the rest of the country on how to defund police and create new departments to better serve the community. this movement is only growing. change is coming. san francisco should be on the right side of history. the time is now to defund, disarm and disband sfpd. we must reimagine what public safety looks like for everyone. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please? >> caller: hello, can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can hear you. >> caller: hi, i am elizabeth and i live in district 8 and i have lived in san francisco for over 20 years. during that time i have seen a lot of police reforms attempted but nothing changes as a result. so i'm asking like everyone else for you to radically reimagine how we protect and care for people in this city. and i'm asking to you disarm and disband and defund sfpd in this year's budget. i want you to redirect that money for services that will support people instead of brutalizing them. particularly our black and brown neighbors targeted by sfpd and vastly misrepresented in the city's jails. so i as

san francisco police headquarters with more. taylor are they thinking this could be a hate crime. >>well catherine wall anti-asian slurs were made at that muni bus driver, the san francisco police department told me today that they are not investigating this as a hate crime and now the attack may be having some drivers changing their behaviors. >>in addition to a brutal attack against a muni bus driver we're now learning that racial slurs were also involved there some racial slurs that word use against the there was a pitcher bad bet would use to a soldier morning. >>the operator ended up with a buyer. >>a fractured finger. so bruises. and they everywhere when he was a soldier, there's also been suspended president of the san francisco transport workers union roger marinko says. >>the attacker made anti-asian comments against the 42 year-old me operator san francisco police say the beating happened around 11 and division streets wednesday, afternoon after the muni driver repeatedly asked 3 men on the bus to put on a mask and then stopped the bus when they refused as the victim scored the riders off the bus. that's when one of the suspects made racial slurs at the asian driver then spit on

police department. >> a change coming to the san francisco police department.decision by the commission that is upsetting some in the police union. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> well good morning to you, thank you for joining us, and welcome to mornings on 2. it is thursday morning, july 16th. i'm dave clark. i know where steve paulson is, he is right there, if you look at your tv, he is right there. [ laughter ] he is talking about our weather on thursday, steve? >> dave, i am running on two mobile hotspot speeds, slow and stop. let's see how it goes. we do have another big fog bank out there, and temperatures are very similar to yesterday. activity over the sierra has some of the moistu

that black lives matter to the san francisco police department. >> yes, we will support, yes we are fully committed to implementing this resolution. >> the sfpoa doesn't support the posters but says it does back the notion that all black and brown lives matter. >>> charges just filed against a contra costa man accused of waving a loaded gun at a group gathered around a black lives matter mural in martinez. 30-year-old joseph as una was arrested shortly after the july 5th incident. he faces several charges including possessing a gun not registered to him. and faces up to three years in jail if convicted. >>> on ourfire watch right now, evacuation orders are now lifted after a four alarm brush fire broke out last night north of vacaville. that fire started near highway 128 in the town of winters. cal fire says 20 acres have burned and so far no structures are damaged. >>> in alameda county, making progress on a grass fire burning in a rural area of livermore. it's scorched more than 250 acres since it started last night. near tesla and mcloughlin roads. at last report the fire was 60% conta

coming in walton wants the resources of the police department to be used for things other than false claims against people of color for now i'm live at the san francisco police department sarah stinson kron 4 news all right we'll be watching this i'm following this closely to see how it goes. thank you sarah party. >>well for one east bay family is both a tragedy and an astonishing story of survival a danville doctor was shot and killed by a random gunman. while off-roading with his 50 year 15 year-old son. it happened in the tahoe national forest near downeyville about 100 miles northeast of sacramento. doctor are eager sherman and his son were on a trip the 15 year-old son ran away from the shooter and got lost in the wilderness, he called 911 and then survive for 30 hours, hiding in the forests of the national a tahoe national forest before being found safe on independence day. the suspect was spotted on saddleback road riding an atv he led deputies on a chase but was arrested a former colleague described doctor grossman has been a fun loving kind heart and soul with a large presence. >>i'm so angry at why people do what they do or don't understand

san francisco police yet? >> i sent the police department a detailed list of questions for them to respond a couple days ago. they said they were looking into it and working on it. i still have not heard back from them. >> all right. thank you for joining us here on the nine. >> thank you, gasia. >> of course. thank you again to evan. it's a long read but a good read. he broke it online within the past hour. you can road his full story on the ktvu app. now do stay with us. stay with us for the 10:00 news tonight as we'll bring you expanded coverage. we'll show you some of the documents evan uncovered. more full coverage coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> happening today governor dpaf governor gavin newsom will update the public on covid-19. right now you've got 23 counties on the state's coronavirus watch list and that includes three here in the bay area. contra costa county, marin and see an nap counties. right now 284,000 californias have tested positive for the coronavirus. that's up 10,000 cases from this time yesterday. so far 6,500 in the state have died. there were about 110 deaths yesterday. 4.

police department. >> a change coming to the san francisco police department. the decision by the commission that is upsetting some in the police union. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> well good morning to you, thank you for joining us, and welcome to mornings on 2. it is thursday morning, july 16th. i'm dave clark. i know where steve paulson is, he is right there, if you look at your tv, he is right there. [ laughter ] he is talking about our weather on thursday, steve? >> dave, i am running on two mobile hotspot speeds, slow and stop. let's see how it goes. we do have another big fog bank out there, and temperatures are very similar to yesterday. activity over the sierra has some of the moisture now firing up some thunderstorm activity, and i think that will continue. we could get some of the cloudiness the next few days. everyone is very very close here, 50s to 60s, so it's mild to warm to hot. some of the smoke from the fires, beginning to work its way out here, so there is some hazy sun. oakland, concord, napa, west with an onshore breez

. >>> the san francisco police department is looking for a man who went missing. they are looking for the 61-year-old who was last seen wednesday at home. he is suffering from a medical condition that causes him to become disoriented and requires medication. >>> coming up, chilling acts of violence. >> a man accused of running down to cyclists on purpose minutes apart in the dramatic video. >>> plus if you're desperate for your bay area sports fix, get ready. the a's and giants gearing up for the battle of the bay. >>> when bay area counties seen a spike in new jobs even as unemployment is at an like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. ♪ ♪ and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get zero percent apr financing for up to five years on select models and exclusive lease offers. and accessoriesphones fo

if you're fired from the san francisco police department, why the hell should you be hired in antioch in the police department? there's always loopholes, and there's gray areas. >> the hon. london breed: and he'll say, chair cohen, a lot of the things that you were talking about, the issues around, for example, their records and other things, those are things that we're implementing, those are the next steps, along with the responsibility for an officer to intervene when they see excessive force being used. so when you think about it, the fact that those officers in george floyd's case, hey, man, get off his neck, and the fact that they were so cavalier and passive, i just -- it just baffles me. they're hopefully going to be prosecuted, they're hopefully going to be held accountable because they're just as much guilty for the death of george floyd. here's my issue: the fact that any police officer would think what they saw is okay because it's a procedure, it's all in their procedures is a problem, and so i think what we are getting people to understand is you can no longer hide behin

san francisco. i'm calling in support of the charter amendment to eliminate language that sets us minimum staffing requirements for san francisco police department. this is a minimum step towards defunding and deinvesting some damaging police force that has racist policies and practices that harm our communities of color. and our unhoused people in city. fur listening, you do take these steps we will vote you out. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. is there another speaker on the line? >> >> my name is rachel and i am calling 20 support the charter amendment to remove the sfpd staffing minimum. any language about maximizing police presence and the sf and this is call sfpd (inaudible). and and dealt with and sfpd is (inaudible). the police presence harms black people in the city and black people make up 5% of the population (inaudible). and 40% of the people. this board wouldn't be considering making racially motivated 9-1-1 calls if we didn't know the sfpd is dangerously violent towards the black community. we must defund, disarm and dismantle the police. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name

. >>> san francisco police department just changed its policy on releasing mug shots. it's part of an effort to stop perpetuating racial stereotypes. the department will no longer release booking photos of suspects to media or allow officers to post them online. mug shots will only be released if the suspect poses a threat or if office officers need help locating a suspect or at risk person. >>> as air travel picks up passengers coming through the san jose international airport will notice big changes the airport has installed hundreds of plexiglass shields, signs, hand sanitizer dispensers, they gave us a tour today. inside the terminal, new deep cleaning methods have been implemented and the tsa says it's cleaning conveyer belts and bins more often. there are also new protocols if bags need to be searched. >>> we'll change our gloves so they'll see we're using separate gloves when we touch their items. so yes. when we do a pat down on a person, we'll do the same thing. >> do you feel safe? >> i do. i told somebody i feel very safe and they're doing extra precautions

. >> reporter: we reached out to the san francisco police department to get an update and investigation on the hunt for jace young's killer. we are told that they have no update for us today despite please yesterday from maryland and breed and from police chief bill scott here. for the killer to step forward or anyone who saw anything to step forward. live in san francisco today, kpix. >>> another rally in san francisco called for an end to the murder of children. it also celebrated the life of 15-year-old dave on hahn. shot and killed one year ago today. protesters marched in front of city hall demanding action and an end to the senseless violence. >> we want justice and peace in our streets. we want everybody to be safe. we want everybody to live. shouldn't be no, it shouldn't be no six-year-old kids getting murdered. it should be no 15, 18, nobody getting murdered but babies, they are young, there is a demonic spirit, and we've got to get rid of that. >> he was shot and killed in the mission district while walking home just after midnight. he was an active member of united class, the

the san francisco police commission has unanimously voted to update and clarify the department's use of force policy. the policy prohibits the use of choke holds, as well as stopping officers from putting pressure to a person's head, neck, and throat. it would also emphasize an officer's duty to intervene when seeing excessive use of force. all of this, of course, as a result of the death of george floyd. there would be exceptions made if a detainee poses a serious danger to an officer, person or themselves. >>> here's an interesting change. you've seen them in the news and online, and now the san francisco police department says it will only release booking photos of people who pose a threat to the public. police chief william scott says that the new policy that started today is aimed at stopping the spread of negative stereotypes of people of color, many times booking photos are made public whether or not the person is prosecuted. >>> covid is creating big problems for jury trials. i'm kate larson in the newsroom. this week in san francisco, 120 jury summons were sent out, but only

the san francisco police commission has unanimously voted to update and clarify the department's use of force policy. the policy prohibits the use of choke holds, as well as stopping officers from putting pressure to a person's head, neck, and throat. it would also emphasize an officer's duty to intervene when seeing excessive use of force. all of this, of course, as a result of the death of george floyd. there would be exceptions made if a detainee poses a serious danger to an officer, person or themselves. >>> here's an interesting change. you've seen them in the news and online, and now the san francisco police department says it will only release booking photos of people who pose a threat to the public. police chief william scott saysd today is aimed at stopping the spread of negative stereotypes of people of color, many times booking photos are made public whether or not the person is prosecuted. >>> covid is creating big problems for jury trials. i'm kate larson in the newsroom. this week in san francisco, 120 jury summons were sent out, but only 8 people reported to court. com

time and time again -- and from everyone -- including the labor representative of the san francisco police department, that the police department is understaffed. so we look back at 2011 numbers. we have 1804 sworn police officers. in 2020, we have 1828. our population in san francisco has grown by over 100,000. and yet we see that you're allocating 226 police officers to the airport which they have made 144 arrests this year. does this seem like -- for the director of the airport, does this actually seem like a good use of funds? and as airport director, is it not your job to be looking at cost savings, especially during covid-19? >> yes. thanks, chair. madame chair, good to be with you, members of the board. thanks for allowing me the opportunity to talk through how we think about policing at the airport. and you know, it's a very complicated setup with a complicated group of law enforcement agencies that work together in partnership. so it's s.f.p.d. is our leadership law enforcement agency. then we have san matteo county supervisors. we have the t.s.a. we have the contractor to the t.s.a. under c

who the intended target was see if you have any information you're asked to contact the san francisco police department. san francisco mayor london breed is also demanding justice for jason she's calling on everyone to honor his memory by bringing an end to this type of senseless violence. >>we've got to stop. no more roles. >>black community. we've got a chance to do something this time to do something different. >>the county supervisor, shawn walton also spoke asking people to put down their guns and saying quote jay says life matters. at least 4 other children were killed in shootings all across the country over the holiday weekend. children ages 7 to 11 they were shot and killed while just doing everyday things like riding in moms car walking in a mall and playing with their cousins so in atlanta. an eight-year-old secoriea turner was just sitting in the car with her mother and another adult when gunshots rang out on saturday night. police say that as the driver tried to pull into a parking lot near where a shark brooks tied, someone just opened fire on that vehicle and then on friday, another inci

out your cell phone according at muni drivers expected to make a full recovery and the san francisco police department says that they're investigating this as an aggravated assault with health order violations in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>to the south bay now a man has been arrested after a standoff right in front of a donut shop in cupertino it all started yesterday at around 04:00pm at the staples right along stevens creek boulevard santa clara county sheriff's office say that the man stole $200 worth of items. he ran from that into the donut will right along de anza boulevard. he took cash from inside the shop, he said of garbage can on fire. deputies were able to negotiate with him and the standoff ended without shots being fired. he's been arrested on suspicion of theft, resisting arrest brandishing a knife attempted carjacking and arson. police in san francisco are searching for witnesses after a man was attacked during an event at dolores park. police released these photos of the of witnesses. photos from the witnesses take a look the victim's girlfriend says that she was walk

for the last year my office has been working closely with public works, recology, san francisco police department and city attorney to come up with solutions to eliminate illegal dumping and stop people from putting their trash and debris out on our streets and sidewalks. we held a hearing last year in march to address some of these concerns and from that we have developed this ordinance that will redefine and expand the definition of illegal dumping. including what constitutes as commercial waste, electronic waste, and prohibited materials. this ordinance will also clarify the types of violations as well as add enforcement allowing public works' employees designated and the police code to use -- to issue citations. at the moment right now, only sfpd may issue citations to people caught in the act of illegal dumping. so this also takes away the opportunity for negative contact with law enforcement and allows the department of public works to work within the community to issue citations. we did receive suggestions as to not preclude any other government agency from investigating and bringing enfor

deaf community, along with domestic violence advocates and fantastic partners in the san francisco police department have been involved in this work group since inception and, fortunately, we have an example on which to base the work. as i mentioned, implementing san francisco's dgo now is of critical importance. we're in the midst of the americans adisability'sability and civil right's, antidiscrimination legislation for people with disabilities and second, as a tool to help all importants understand how to live and communicate together in the community. i would like to reiterate this as written and highlight effective communication and other accessibility communications that have been mandatory for 30 years now. the next step is training. (indiscernible). thank you. >> thank you. >> next line item. >> whether to hold item 10 in closed session. 57.10. >> do i have a motion? >> motion. >> second. >> on the motion to go into closed session -- (role call). >> at this time we're going into closed session. >> and whether or not to invoke the attorney-client privilege for that line item necessary. >> it

time and time again -- and from everyone -- including the labor representative of the san francisco police department, that the police department is understaffed. so we look back at 2011 numbers. we have 1804 sworn police officers. in 2020, we have 1828. our population in san francisco has grown by over 100,000. and yet we see that you're allocating 226 police officers to the airport which they have made 144 arrests this year. does this seem like -- for the director of the airport, does this actually seem like a good use of funds? and as airport director, is it not your job to be looking at cost savings, especially during covid-19? >> yes. thanks, chair. madame chair, good to be with you, members of the board. thanks for allowing me the opportunity to talk through how we think about policing at the airport. and you know, it's a very complicated setup with a complicated group of law enforcement agencies that work together in partnership. so it's s.f.p.d. is our leadership law enforcement agency. then we have san matteo county supervisors. we have the t.s.a. we have the contractor to the t.s.a. under c

result, those 24 by 32 inch "black lives matter" posters will be placed in each of san francisco's police departmentswhy is this happening? san francisco's police chief bill scott said people are talking to us and we must listen. but not everyone wants to hear that though. the san francisco police officers association called the move politically motivated and in a letter to the city they stated that stations are places for citizens of san francisco to seek help and assistance, they are not places for political endorsements or alignment with political organizations. and some residents that had the chance to speak during public comments, they agreed. >> i feel like some areas should be neutral ground, i guess. >> as a next dmexican heritage , i don't think that when you are saying "black lives matter," i think that you are seg gra gating a certain portion of the population. >> reporter: so clearly not everyone is sold on the idea. others for different reasons though. we posted the story to our abc 7 news facebook page. one viewer commenting what is the point of the signs, that is not real change to the

streets in the mission district and you have any information you're asked to contact the san francisco police department and san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>a 44 >>put your hands up under his >>tonight we're getting a look at newly released police body cam footage from the lee hall police of an officer involved shooting from last month. the shooting killed 22 year-old sean monterrosa back on june second sparking protests and demands for justice this video shows the walgreens parking lot right after an officer in the back of an unmarked car fired through the windshield. >>hitting and killing monterrosa who was kneeling on the ground at the time. but as kron four's michelle kingston explains the video is raising more questions and sparking more outrage. >>the family says the video didn't show exactly what happened we see the officer shoots his gun through the windshield but we never see shine or the moments leading up to the shooting they are asked him to put his hands up, but you can see blood already on the floor family of the 22 year-old man shot and killed by a vallejo police officer watch

police commission, the task force include a cross-section of experts, data analysts and community stakeholders includes the u.s. department of justice, the office of community or police services and the san francisco police department's command staff, the city controller, the department of police accountability, the office of citizen's complaint, the sheriff's office and the department of emergency management. over the course of the past two years, the commission put together the task force, hiring a consultant to do a report, staffing analysis of the department and develop a preliminary report. the process laid out the charter amendment for determining staffing levels as a result of this collaborative effort. and to briefly summarize the charter amendment, if placed on the november 2000 ballot for people to vote on, it would probably do two things. first, it would establish a regular process for determining restaffing levels in our city. the process would require the police department to submit an assessment of the overall staffing and workload to the police commission every two years. the police commission would consider this report and make a recommendation to the mayor and to the board of supe

in san francisco, the police chief is moving ahead with major change. the department will stop releasing or posting mugshots and booking photos in an effort to reduce stereotypes. it could be the first department to do this. police chief, bill scott, says research sows shows causes racial profiling. dr. jack blaser -- >> it's going to increase and magnify the perception on individuals reporting crime, or police officers, causing them to regard people of color with greater suspicion. >> it also undermines the presumption in a sense and can lead to conflict when people are released from custody. >> the exception to the new rule will put criminal as on the loose and could be at danger to the public. >>> time is it! 57. soccer player, rachel hill of the chicago red stars and the national women's hockey league will get to her pictures write about here. most players were kneeling when the anthem was played during the opening weekend of the challenge cup. rachel was standing and says mi but, she also supports the black lives matter movement, and protests against racism and s

streets in the mission district and you have any information you're asked to contact the san francisco police department and san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>in the east bay a man was killed is stabbed in antioch yesterday morning on east 18th street and cavallo road. he died at the scene another man was hospitalized. we don't know about a suspect being caught also the east bay oakland police have released the city's homicide statistics for the first 6 months of the year. >>the department says 36 people or victims of homicide. only one homicide happened in january but the numbers from that point on continue to go up all the way through june. despite the fact that there was a shelter-in-place order and folks workers to stay at home. there were 11 homicides in the month of june alone that's the highest we've seen so far this year. san francisco's is returning case of a teen is taking a man serving time in san quentin prison off of death row 67 year-old stanley bolton has been re sentenced now to sir 47 years to life in prison instead of the death penalty. this comes after he was convicted for a

streets in the mission district and you have any information you're asked to contact the san francisco police department and san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>today, oakland police releasing the city's homicides stats for the first 6 months of 2020 and the department says 36 people were victims of homicide in oakland. here's the graph they tweeted out today in january there was only one homicide reported in the entire month. but as you can see here that change despite shelter-in-place orders to the coronavirus pandemic the number of homicides increase throughout the year so far there are were 11 homicides in the month of june. the office of san francisco district attorney chesa boudin has agreed to take a man serving time in san quentin state prison. >>for a 1986 murder off death row. dean said that his office agreed to re sentence 67 year-old stanley bolden to serve a 47 years to life sentence instead of the death penalty. in exchange bolden will forfeit any pending legal challenges to his sentence bolden who has already served 34 years and is currently at at san quentin is the last remaining

san francisco's kron 4 sarah stinson sarah. >>the there robin young to care and acted aims to stop people from calling the san francisco police department based upon racial bias and discrimination people have been calling the police with false claims and really what people are saying out here on the streets is a waste of resources from the police department the karen act is spelled with a c because it stands for this caution against racially exploitative or non-emergency so that's caution against racially exploitative non emergencies and okay care and as we know this word today is used on social media to describe people who make false claims about someone of color calling 911 on them often ends up in a viral video, an example of this was a story we actually covered about a woman who called the police on a man for writing black lives matter on his own home she became known as the san francisco karen nationally there was a case of a woman in new york who called the cops on a black man in central park for birdwatching she she currently has charges being brought upon herself and i talked with a lot of people here in san francisco. uh many o

san francisco police say no arrests were made during this incident at an unofficial pride event on sunday. video posted on reddit shows an officer being buried in the face with paint. the san francisco police departmentficers were trying to clear a path to move their van at 18th and valencia when the officers were attacked. there was a scuffle, as you can see, but the officers moved the crowd and left the area. no other incidences were reported during the event. >>> a former officer accused of making racist posts in a private facebook chat room is speaking out. rick foster contacted us to say that his words were taken out of context by the website, medium. he says he was quoting an offensive phrase used in a video showing u.s. forces monitoring isis fighters in afghanistan as they planted a roadside bomb. he retired from the police department last year. four current officers are suspended and under investigation for making racist and islam a phobic comments on the online group. >>> a mcdonald's a place that she was attacked after asking a cuss word wear a mask. >> i was too terrified to even explain. >> reporter: she is still shaken by an incident that took place as she worked at the mcdonald's resta

. >>> it could be up to voters to decide how many officers the san francisco police department will have. right now a charter amendment writer s san francisco police em0 officers. and they votedhe board decide on putting a measure on the ballot. >>> new details on the crews fire near gilroy. cal fire expects to have it contained by next thursday. that fire broke out sunday and so far it has burned00 % aev or lifted. >>> all right. working on a graphic for you to give you an idea of what to expect during your activity planner. and i'll show you that coming up. first -- well, i'll show to you right now. there you go. come on computer, work with me here. there we go. so exercising, there are some hot areas out there. it will be a little calmer on the bay. and let's take a look at the temperatures. east bay shore, partly cloudy conditions and most of us in the mid to upper 50s. you see the east bay and south bay in the 60s. even napa in the 60s and the rest of us in the low to mid 50s. so it really shows up best on the 24 hour temperature change where places like novato, san francisco, san c

they've set forth a list of eight ways police departments can begin to improve their metrics immediately. only tucson and san francisco met all eight metrics that were reviewed. mayor breed set forth our own metrics to improve policing in addition to the eight can't wait. those elements, straight from her press release are demilitarizing the police, decreasing funding, and racial equity, end police bias, and end use of police as a response to noncriminal activity. we think that improvement is really important, and having an infrastructure to make sure that things keep moving forward and improving, and so sfpd has continued to push forward even beyond the usdoy -- usdoj recommendations. finally, this slide is just meant to recap our timeline of the usdoj report and subsequent activities as a reminder of where we stand. next slide. in addition to many smaller changes, divided by c.r.i. objectives, there are fundamental structural changes that really touch all aspects of reform, and those are surrounding strategic planning, policy revisions, data collection systems and reporting, and academic partnerships and sustainabil

policing. they want her to serve on the commission and the mayor said that she hoped create the department with police accountability and ending the use of choke holds by the san francisco police department. >>> less than at this time fully hope police were alerting the public to a possibility of a kidnapping. witnesses reported seeing a young woman that was kicking and screaming as she was being thrown into a car. this is a narrative that has lifted the last 24 hours. deborah? >> reporter: julie, detectives are still sorting this out but their search took an unexpected turn when the alleged victim showed up at the police station. it was near this intersection in vallejo, sunday night witnesses saw a young woman jumped from a car and run to an apartment building and she was saying, help me, help me, do not let want to take any chances. one witness snapped a picture of the car as the driver of doubt grabbed the woman by the hair and punched her several times and pushed her back into the infinity, vallejo police put out alerts looking for the vehicle and they work the tried to track a but the search ended oddly. >> the woman involved in this case was able to come to the f