in efforts assigned to sfpd the sfpd remains a close professional working relationship with our colleagues within the fbi. there are noish shies related to the sfpd's process of ensuring the ordinance was implemented. direct supervision is maintained. no member of the sfpd assigned to the jttf was used in undercover work or used as an infiltrator in 2015, nor were there any requests that they perform such work. they do not manage informants nor conduct case work involving undercover informants. there were no violations or possible violations of the ordinance in 2015. the department is briefed by jtf members on their cases consistently and these cases are vee viewed on a quarterly basis to ensure compliance with department policies and procedures. state and local laws as required by the ordinance. command structure. the jttf officer works under the command of the (inaudible) reports to the commander of investigations who reports to the deputy chief of operations who reports subsequently to the chief of police. while assigned to the jttf the officer reports to the special agent and this agen

in efforts assigned to sfpd the sfpd remains a close professional working relationship with our colleagues within the fbi. there are noish shies related to the sfpd's process of ensuring the ordinance was implemented. direct supervision is maintained. no member of the sfpd assigned to the jttf was used in undercover work or used as an infiltrator in 2015, nor were there any requests that they perform such work. they do not manage informants nor conduct case work involving undercover informants. there were no violations or possible violations of the ordinance in 2015. the department is briefed by jtf members on their cases consistently and these cases are vee viewed on a quarterly basis to ensure compliance with department policies and procedures. state and local laws as required by the ordinance. command structure. the jttf officer works under the command of the (inaudible) reports to the commander of investigations who reports to the deputy chief of operations who reports subsequently to the chief of police. while assigned to the jttf the officer reports to the special agent and this agen

in efforts assigned to sfpd the sfpd remains a close professional working relationship with our colleagues within the fbi. there are noish shies related to the sfpd's process of ensuring the ordinance was implemented. direct supervision is maintained. no member of the sfpd assigned to the jttf was used in undercover work or used as an infiltrator in 2015, nor were there any requests that they perform such work. they do not manage informants nor conduct case work involving undercover informants. there were no violations or possible violations of the ordinance in 2015. the department is briefed by jtf members on their cases consistently and these cases are vee viewed on a quarterly basis to ensure compliance with department policies and procedures. state and local laws as required by the ordinance. command structure. the jttf officer works under the command of the (inaudible) reports to the commander of investigations who reports to the deputy chief of operations who reports subsequently to the chief of police. while assigned to the jttf the officer reports to the special agent and this agen

in efforts assigned to sfpd the sfpd remains a close professional working relationship with our colleagues within the fbi. there are noish shies related to the sfpd's process of ensuring the ordinance was implemented. direct supervision is maintained. no member of the sfpd assigned to the jttf was used in undercover work or used as an infiltrator in 2015, nor were there any requests that they perform such work. they do not manage informants nor conduct case work involving undercover informants. there were no violations or possible violations of the ordinance in 2015. the department is briefed by jtf members on their cases consistently and these cases are vee viewed on a quarterly basis to ensure compliance with department policies and procedures. state and local laws as required by the ordinance. command structure. the jttf officer works under the command of the (inaudible) reports to the commander of investigations who reports to the deputy chief of operations who reports subsequently to the chief of police. while assigned to the jttf the officer reports to the special agent and this agen

pay and when we don't. >> i'm sorry refrays that. >> it is great to actually know the services that sfpd will be providing to super bowl 50 but that's not my question i'm trying to said how and when sfpd determined when to charge for the 10 b program and how much it costs for events. >> all to get back on the criteria for the state when people apply for certain things rode enclosures f near piers we will ask 10 b to supplement. >> will the host committee be paying for the rereputing on e reputing on market street. >> you'll ask for the paying all new year's eave party we absorb that. >> we don't have an entity drawing the new year's event. >> it's the city that is throwing the events that's different we're we're hosting we don't have anyone to charge but ourselves so we're dissolution the road changes and groceries it is happening for the super bowl city ; right? and so normally you're saying those cases we charge for cops to be out there for traffic rereputing. >> not for out and open events by 10 b hiring this will draw a large crowd we'll come and provided for the public safety we're

a brazen escape from the cel men's jail in orange county- an eagle man pointed out the pair to two sfpd officers ie neighborhood on a medical c officer grace gatpandan\sfpd 10.24.01.07 the citizen infd police that they had known these people were wanted, possibly matched the descrin the tip off? the white van, pair along with fellow escae bac duong, allegedly stole earlier in the week. sheriff sandra hutchens\orange coun sheriff's department 00.38. the white van is in fact, se one stolen from los angelest we believe they were drivind possibly living out of when officers approached, nayeri. 00.07.26 he's running toware kezar pub the chase ran down stanyan, through golden gate park near alfred lake and k stadium -- ending a stones w from park station --- at stn and waller. 00.38.16 code 4! code 4! we got him down inse the van -- was jonathan tie- and ammunition - 380 rounds, though sfpd wouldn't elabore how many. 10.23.08.09 we're still looking for a weapon they had one sfpd had been warned that the jail birds d ties to san francisco. the was spotted just yesterday san jose at this motel

now, i just invite i think we have a representative from the sfpd. i didn't realize that-the chief was scheduled to be here and he's not here. please come and with a four to your presentation. then i'll finish -once you conclude our your presentation i'll finish my remarks and then we'll have questions for the presenters. thank you. >> good morning. thank you for seeming my name is greg pettit of the training division for the san francisco police department. and i'm here to provide a report on some the changes we've made in the leased apartment recently and moving toward some of the recommendations and how we plan to implement and improve upon those recommendations >> thank you, capt. >> at the direction of the police of of chief the san francisco policewoman has convened a panel committee to review policy. the committee will research discuss proposed changes to 5.01 and 5.02. as director hicks mention we do have a bulletins that expire after two years, but traditionally renew those bulletins such as shooting at vehicles, responding to a call from pe

and i believe captain tim here is presenting on behalf of sfpd thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> before i go i wanted to make a few comments and thank you, supervisor kim for reconvening this hearing for information and thank you to the department that have done a bunch of work so i first of all, i share supervisor kim's excitement we are hosting the super bowl in the bay area we know that from the experience of other cities hosting the super bowl is a big deal when the super bowl comes to town in terms of the economic impact and in terms of the implosion of tax revenues and the jobs that are created included any union jobs we see it already in terms of of hotels and our restaurants and small businesses will be doing extremely well the reason is because the super bowl is coming to the bay area we're doing major events in the form of the super bowl village here in san francisco this that is bringing people into the city we're patrons our folks and generating the tax revenue not like other events speculation about optimism bringing in revenue we know first page tangi

will continue to consider all the policy requests as i've said 3 ongoing investigations won by the sfpd and one by the office of citizens complaints it is essential those investigations precede be thorough and complete

and i believe captain tim here is presenting on behalf of sfpd thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> before i go i wanted to make a few comments and thank you, supervisor kim for reconvening this hearing for information and thank you to the department that have done a bunch of work so i first of all, i share supervisor kim's excitement we are hosting the super bowl in the bay area we know that from the experience of other cities hosting the super bowl is a big deal when the super bowl comes to town in terms of the economic impact and in terms of the implosion of tax revenues and the jobs that are created included any union jobs we see it already in terms of of hotels and our restaurants and small businesses will be doing extremely well the reason is because the super bowl is coming to the bay area we're doing major events in the form of the super bowl village here in san francisco this that is bringing people into the city we're patrons our folks and generating the tax revenue not like other events speculation about optimism bringing in revenue we know first page tangi

but the warrior culture at sfpd is very apparent. especially, with the poa and also important with chief. last night that warrior culture was on stark display. the martin howard had organized a police show of force at the commission hearing last night that i attended. they explicitly called out melia cohen for her remarks about a diverse firing squad could after several poc's, please officers of color spoke to the just the viability of the marielle woods hearing, they walked out. on the way out, he said to his cops, good show of force gentlemen. that's how we win. so, the most important thing is going to be the political will behind the effort to change the sfpd culture. so, i'm hoping cautiously optimistic that you folks are going to get the political will, that the commission is going to get the political will and that maybe even the mayor will get the political will. >> thank you for your comments. [calling names]. >> i want to thank the supervisors that came to our coalition meeting. it was good. thank you, carolyn, for coming an

but the warrior culture at sfpd is very apparent. especially, with the poa and also important with chief. last night that warrior culture was on stark display. the martin howard had organized a police show of force at the commission hearing last night that i attended. they explicitly called out melia cohen for her remarks about a diverse firing squad could after several poc's, please officers of color spoke to the just the viability of the marielle woods hearing, they walked out. on the way out, he said to his cops, good show of force gentlemen. that's how we win. so, the most important thing is going to be the political will behind the effort to change the sfpd culture. so, i'm hoping cautiously optimistic that you folks are going to get the political will, that the commission is going to get the political will and that maybe even the mayor will get the political will. >> thank you for your comments. [calling names]. >> i want to thank the supervisors that came to our coalition meeting. it was good. thank you, carolyn, for coming an

but the warrior culture at sfpd is very apparent. especially, with the poa and also important with chief. last night that warrior culture was on stark display. the martin howard had organized a police show of force at the commission hearing last night that i attended. they explicitly called out melia cohen for her remarks about a diverse firing squad could after several poc's, please officers of color spoke to the just the viability of the marielle woods hearing, they walked out. on the way out, he said to his cops, good show of force gentlemen. that's how we win. so, the most important thing is going to be the political will behind the effort to change the sfpd culture. so, i'm hoping cautiously optimistic that you folks are going to get the political will, that the commission is going to get the political will and that maybe even the mayor will get the political will. >> thank you for your comments. [calling names]. >> i want to thank the supervisors that came to our coalition meeting. it was good. thank you, carolyn, for coming an

and i believe captain tim here is presenting on behalf of sfpd thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> before i go i wanted to make a few comments and thank you, supervisor kim for reconvening this hearing for information and thank you to the department that have done a bunch of work so i first of all, i share supervisor kim's excitement we are hosting the super bowl in the bay area we know that from the experience of other cities hosting the super bowl is a big deal when the super bowl comes to town in terms of the economic impact and in terms of the implosion of tax revenues and the jobs that are created included any union jobs we see it already in terms of of hotels and our restaurants and small businesses will be doing extremely well the reason is because the super bowl is coming to the bay area we're doing major events in the form of the super bowl village here in san francisco this that is bringing people into the city we're patrons our folks and generating the tax revenue not like other events speculation about optimism bringing in revenue we know first page tangi

schooef where's the community policing and the oobltd where is the honesty that used to exist with sfpdhen i grandfather was interest an honorable police department you've tafrnd it, sir i'm done. >> next speaker good evening and welcome. >> my name is nick a san francisco resident a member of the action coalition and a member the justice for mario woods on january 1st martin the president of the police officers association released a letter about the murder of mario woods the truth shall be known a quiet there is no nice way to or a arrest a combative suspect there are times for guns we pay them to do do dirty work and the work we're trade to do to do we expect them to keep the bad guys out of our businesses and such and take care of the problem we don't want to see how it's done those are the words that are the words after a white subpoena mist and the police department and all police departments around there this country's their gentrifying police department murder of mario woods we demand the firing ever renovation of chief executive officer and demand murder charges for all oversee

: there is an internal investigation under way with the sfpd. the case is also being looked at by the office of citizen complaints. >>> the dna clears the suspect in a 1983 cold case. now detectives were surprised when the new dna test cleared scott. the body of sharon ray was found. she had been sexually assaulted and strangled. her case was reopened last year and it now remains unsolved. >>> well, take a look. stolen right under your nose. this was last week in san francisco. the car's owner was inside of a gas station when the suspect got in and took off with the car. police think this is the thief, john mcfarland of stockton. detectives found the car the next day in san leandro but have yet to catch up with mcfarland. >>> we know how hard it is to buy a home but what if you could fabricate your own solution. the average home price is more than a million dollars. people there are getting creative in order not to get priced out. nbc bay area's elise kitchener shows us how it works. >> reporter: some would describe it as a shipping container. i

and i believe captain tim here is presenting on behalf of sfpd thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> before i go i wanted to make a few comments and thank you, supervisor kim for reconvening this hearing for information and thank you to the department that have done a bunch of work so i first of all, i share supervisor kim's excitement we are hosting the super bowl in the bay area we know that from the experience of other cities hosting the super bowl is a big deal when the super bowl comes to town in terms of the economic impact and in terms of the implosion of tax revenues and the jobs that are created included any union jobs we see it already in terms of of hotels and our restaurants and small businesses will be doing extremely well the reason is because the super bowl is coming to the bay area we're doing major events in the form of the super bowl village here in san francisco this that is bringing people into the city we're patrons our folks and generating the tax revenue not like other events speculation about optimism bringing in revenue we know first page tangi

the fact that sfpd did not final an instance of excessive force raising red flags. >> allen jando was shot and killed under 48 bullets fired by four officers. >> burriss wants a pattern and practice investigation launched to deadly force and racial profiling. the board of service is on bored with the request and now burriss wants ed lee to do the same. tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 now. >>> reports that the f.b.i. is investigating a threat to bay area optic lines. it has cut it off for extended period of time and a memo to all law enforcement says that there could be concerns that individuals may be using these incidents to test network durability in conjunction with a more complex plot. but many other what-if scenarios are being considered. >> the what-if scenario is something that f.b.i. has to take into account because they have to be prepared and it is put out there to inform the user of what could happen like the superbowl. >> the memo found no threat from cable cutters or drones or anything else. >>> the weather now. you can see from these pictures captured by sky fox, the dark clou

that's according to sfpd statistics released at a hearing at city hall.he supervisor called for reports from sfpd, the district attorney's office and the probation department at today's hearing. wean hear been pushing -- wiener has been pushing for more officers on the street to fight the problem. he says car burglaries are one problem he hears about all the time. >> this is one of the issues that i consistently hear that we're sick of walking down the street and seeing that 10 cars were broken into with shattered glass the night brcht i'm sick of hearing that may neighbors are having their homes broken into. >> last year the city saw a nearly 50% spike in car burglaries compared to the year before. the good news is that break-ins declined at the end of 2015 but right now authorities aren't quite sure why. >>> super bowl 50 is still more than two weeks away but in san francisco the closures will come much sooner. in just two days streets are going to be shut down to make way for super bowl city. cristina rendon with the problems those closures could cause

an internal vgz is taking place with sfpd. coming up at 6:00, we'll hear from the bike coalition regarding this case. reporting from san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> pete, thank you. for the first time since that crash, we're getting a new look inside that sight seeing bus that careens out of control at union square in san francisco. the attorney representing the bus driver released these pictures to us today. you can see plenty of damage, especially to the front end of the bus there. you might recall this happened back in november, right in union square. it incurred 20 people. the driver says he heard an explosion before losing control. he says the only way he was able to stop that bus was to steer it into a construction scaffolding. the cause is still under investigation. >>> wall street took a beating today. the dow closed down nearly 400 points. the nasdaq and s & p also lost 2% of their value today. so far this new year, in just the first two weeks, all three indexes have lost nearly 10% of their values. the plunge do

schooef where's the community policing and the oobltd where is the honesty that used to exist with sfpdhen i grandfather was interest an honorable police department you've tafrnd it, sir i'm done. >> next speaker good evening and welcome. >> my name is nick a san francisco resident a member of the action coalition and a member the justice for mario woods on january 1st martin the president of the police officers association released a letter about the murder of mario woods the truth shall be known a quiet there is no nice way to or a arrest a combative suspect there are times for guns we pay them to do do dirty work and the work we're trade to do to do we expect them to keep the bad guys out of our businesses and such and take care of the problem we don't want to see how it's done those are the words that are the words after a white subpoena mist and the police department and all police departments around there this country's their gentrifying police department murder of mario woods we demand the firing ever renovation of chief executive officer and demand murder charges for all oversee

and i believe captain tim here is presenting on behalf of sfpd thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> before i go i wanted to make a few comments and thank you, supervisor kim for reconvening this hearing for information and thank you to the department that have done a bunch of work so i first of all, i share supervisor kim's excitement we are hosting the super bowl in the bay area we know that from the experience of other cities hosting the super bowl is a big deal when the super bowl comes to town in terms of the economic impact and in terms of the implosion of tax revenues and the jobs that are created included any union jobs we see it already in terms of of hotels and our restaurants and small businesses will be doing extremely well the reason is because the super bowl is coming to the bay area we're doing major events in the form of the super bowl village here in san francisco this that is bringing people into the city we're patrons our folks and generating the tax revenue not like other events speculation about optimism bringing in revenue we know first page tangi

is a typical police department battling and ferguson and chicago and new york go sfpd's is a deadlyorce of communities of colored lee's request to have the justifying investigate mario woods is a step in the right direction, however, unless it includes an investigation into the death of alex and carlo perez and others not making a huge difference (clapping.) it is also good news that the occ may soon investigate all police shootings i read this morning that chief suhr and the poa president martin are getting behind this idea a good step in the right direction another good 7-eleven market is it body cameras i'm hoping e hoping the police commission will release the rfp but we need inform san francisco is political will for a comprehensive reorganize of stewardship so we became a national leaders on the kind of police department that we need all over this country and we lack pretty much everywhere. >> is the video work working. >> i'll get it from the clerk. >> the courts problems dominates but enjoying did frustrates a month or two ago another person andrew's for peddling without per

>> reporter: veronica, sfpd still not commenting on this. last we heard from them the department says its internal affairs division is investigating this so all we know is what we see in these two videos. as you mentioned, it may be hard to watch. [ screaming ] >> help, stop hitting him! >> reporter: earlier this month donovan reid was at fourth and townsend on his bike about to deliver a burrito when he says an sfpd officer pulled him over. >> cop comes up pulls me my lane, cuts me of, jumps out and says, why are you on your phone? i didn't have much time to react i'm just like what, i just almost got ran over. what's going on. >> reporter: in the video you hear donovan who is from jamaica tell the officer he doesn't have his id. he did but said he was freaked out at the time he said later. but although the confrontation starts out calm, it escalates. donovan expanded with -- you don't have the right to search me sir. this is when the cameras go off. for minutes there's no known record of what happened. donovan said. >> he grabbed my shirt

i thought to myself, this cop is going to pull his gun and he is going to shoot me. >> reporter: sfpd told me last night that they informed the office of citizen complaints but that office told me they have no record of it. cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> he is facing charges including battery on an officer and obstruction of justice. >>> the 49ers lock in a new head coach chip kelly. this morning fans and experts weigh in on whether kelly can turn around the struggling team. ,,,,,,,,,, coach chip kelly.. is now in charge of the niners. kpix 5's mark sayre has more on t this means for the future oe team. in his t >>> a big change for bay area football fans. chip kelly is now in charge of the 49ers. mark sayre has more on what this means for the future of the team. >>> reporter: in his three years as head coach of the philadelphia eagles, chip kelly had two winning seasons. but he was fired by philadelphia last month after a 6-9 record. 49ers fans say it is now wait and see. >> you think it's a good move for them? >> i think it will be exciting either way. >> reporter: during one of kelly's

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is a typical police department battling and ferguson and chicago and new york go sfpd's is a deadlyorce of communities of colored lee's request to have the justifying investigate mario woods is a step in the right direction, however, unless it includes an investigation into the death of alex and carlo perez and others not making a huge difference (clapping.) it is also good news that the occ may soon investigate all police shootings i read this morning that chief suhr and the poa president martin are getting behind this idea a good step in the right direction another good 7-eleven market is it body cameras i'm hoping e hoping the police commission will release the rfp but we need inform san francisco is political will for a comprehensive reorganize of stewardship so we became a national leaders on the kind of police department that we need all over this country and we lack pretty much everywhere. >> is the video work working. >> i'll get it from the clerk. >> the courts problems dominates but enjoying did frustrates a month or two ago another person andrew's for peddling without per

otherwise the poa is telling us what the culture us of sfpd is. and the chief, unfortunately, like any good leader, chicago model is correct in calling for an independent investigation, but the chicago model-and we think supervisor breed for her bold initiative and we think those supervisors speak on supervisors campos and supervisor avalos who share with this community, resolution ammo we think you for your compassion for this mother and this wounded community. but, unfortunately the chief has presided over these affairs. he was the chief when we lost kenneth harding junior, and he told us that kenneth harding junior shot himself and we watched the young man on the ground gasping for air for 28 min. and nobody called a paramedic or gave him the urgency care. something is wrong. something is wrong. what we have to understand and recognize, that when text-date came out and the department knew about it in 2012, it's not good enough to say we did not know. we forgot her we were not informed. so, these are the times-these of the kinds of contradiction

is a typical police department battling and ferguson and chicago and new york go sfpd's is a deadlyorce of communities of colored lee's request to have the justifying investigate mario woods is a step in the right direction, however, unless it includes an investigation into the death of alex and carlo perez and others not making a huge difference (clapping.) it is also good news that the occ may soon investigate all police shootings i read this morning that chief suhr and the poa president martin are getting behind this idea a good step in the right direction another good 7-eleven market is it body cameras i'm hoping e hoping the police commission will release the rfp but we need inform san francisco is political will for a comprehensive reorganize of stewardship so we became a national leaders on the kind of police department that we need all over this country and we lack pretty much everywhere. >> is the video work working. >> i'll get it from the clerk. >> the courts problems dominates but enjoying did frustrates a month or two ago another person andrew's for peddling without per

now, i just invite i think we have a representative from the sfpd. i didn't realize that-the chief was scheduled to be here and he's not here. please come and with a four to your presentation. then i'll finish -once you conclude our your presentation i'll finish my remarks and then we'll have questions for the presenters. thank you. >> good morning. thank you for seeming my name is greg pettit of the training division for the san francisco police department. and i'm here to provide a report on some the changes we've made in the leased apartment recently and moving toward some of the recommendations and how we plan to implement and improve upon those recommendations >> thank you, capt. >> at the direction of the police of of chief the san francisco policewoman has convened a panel committee to review policy. the committee will research discuss proposed changes to 5.01 and 5.02. as director hicks mention we do have a bulletins that expire after two years, but traditionally renew those bulletins such as shooting at vehicles, responding to a call from pe

the sfpd tested 750 backlogged rape kits and made a pledge. >> that measures are in place at our crime lab since 2010 that there won't be another victim that has to wait. >> heather marlo is planning a news conference. >>> a state law took affect january 1, strengthening the sexual assault victim's bill of rights. if you have a tip contact me on the i team page or call. >>> your report brought this change. >> we have details on a deadly bart shooting that happened saturday night. the gunman shot the victim while a train was pulling into the station, then, ran as soon as the doors opened. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana joins us live. >> reporter: there are a couple things we learned about. the coroner's office is having a challenge identifying that victim, and we've learned about the surveillance cameras on the bart system. both aboard the train. most of the information on this case is from witnesses who saw the saturday night shooting and jumped into to help. some riders say they're concerned but have to use trains to go to work and home again. >> yes. more specifically, my girlfri

the sfpd tested 750 backlogged rape kits and made a pledge. >> that measures are in place at our crime lab since 2010 that there won't be another victim that has to wait. >> heather marlo is planning a news conference. >>> a state law took affect january 1, strengthening the sexual assault victim's bill of rights. if you have a tip contact me on the i team page or call. >>> your report brought this change. >> we have details on a deadly bart shooting that happened saturday night. the gunman shot the victim while a train was pulling into the station, then, ran as soon as the doors opened. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana joins us live. >> reporter: there are a couple things we learned about. the coroner's office is having a challenge identifying that victim, and we've learned about the surveillance cameras on the bart system. both aboard the train. most of the information on this case is from witnesses who saw the saturday night shooting and jumped into to help. some riders say they're concerned but have to use trains to go to work and home again. >> yes. more specifically, my girlfri

. >> reporter: the sfpd is in the process of revamping its 1995 use of force policy. >> the sfpd sports policy is under review. but at a city hall hearing, it became clear that some city hall states that's not enough. >> it's not just about changing the policyiespolicies, it's about changing the culture. >> the policy is under cross-suit skroony after the fatal officer shooting with many asking about alternatives, including tazers and shields. the emphasis today was on deescalation methods, like one of the recommendations from the office of citizens. >> to establish written protocol for the department's intervention team. >> the new recruits regarding critical thinking now focuses on what he calls the sanctity of life. >> should that life had been taken? what else could we have done? >> as he spoke a couple in the audience held protest signs and supervisor david compost is highly critical. >> how does it advance the sanctity of life that these officers are still on the payroll of san francisco pd. >> the five officers involved on the fatal shooting are on desk duty. and, at last night's

otherwise the poa is telling us what the culture us of sfpd is. and the chief, unfortunately, like any good leader, chicago model is correct in calling for an independent investigation, but the chicago model-and we think supervisor breed for her bold initiative and we think those supervisors speak on supervisors campos and supervisor avalos who share with this community, resolution ammo we think you for your compassion for this mother and this wounded community. but, unfortunately the chief has presided over these affairs. he was the chief when we lost kenneth harding junior, and he told us that kenneth harding junior shot himself and we watched the young man on the ground gasping for air for 28 min. and nobody called a paramedic or gave him the urgency care. something is wrong. something is wrong. what we have to understand and recognize, that when text-date came out and the department knew about it in 2012, it's not good enough to say we did not know. we forgot her we were not informed. so, these are the times-these of the kinds of contradiction

schooef where's the community policing and the oobltd where is the honesty that used to exist with sfpdhen i grandfather was interest an honorable police department you've tafrnd it, sir i'm done. >> next speaker good evening and welcome. >> my name is nick a san francisco resident a member of the action coalition and a member the justice for mario woods on january 1st martin the president of the police officers association released a letter about the murder of mario woods the truth shall be known a quiet there is no nice way to or a arrest a combative suspect there are times for guns we pay them to do do dirty work and the work we're trade to do to do we expect them to keep the bad guys out of our businesses and such and take care of the problem we don't want to see how it's done those are the words that are the words after a white subpoena mist and the police department and all police departments around there this country's their gentrifying police department murder of mario woods we demand the firing ever renovation of chief executive officer and demand murder charges for all oversee

wanted by sfpd was staying at 430 tuck >> reporter: the tip led police to public housing in the heartd with a friend was mark an drews, a small time drug dealer in the area who sold heroin and cocaine. police were confident that he was the man who dumbed the body part. >> reporter: when i arrived on the scene and spoke to mr. andrew, it appeared he was still wearing the same t-shirt as the person of interest was wearing in the video who was hauling the suitcase around south market >> reporter: so you got your man? >> yes, we do >> reporter: officers escorted andrews out of the building with a sheet over his head and took him away for questioning. while investigators had no doubt that he was involved, with no crime scene or motive, there was no evidence to charge him with, he was released with the help of public defender. he was under 24-hour police surveillance. dna testing identified human remains in the suitcase as 50- year-old omar shawan, a long- time roommate and friend of andrews. >> at the time, we tried to find out if andrews would lead us to the crime scene. >> reporter: but

otherwise the poa is telling us what the culture us of sfpd is. and the chief, unfortunately, like any good leader, chicago model is correct in calling for an independent investigation, but the chicago model-and we think supervisor breed for her bold initiative and we think those supervisors speak on supervisors campos and supervisor avalos who share with this community, resolution ammo we think you for your compassion for this mother and this wounded community. but, unfortunately the chief has presided over these affairs. he was the chief when we lost kenneth harding junior, and he told us that kenneth harding junior shot himself and we watched the young man on the ground gasping for air for 28 min. and nobody called a paramedic or gave him the urgency care. something is wrong. something is wrong. what we have to understand and recognize, that when text-date came out and the department knew about it in 2012, it's not good enough to say we did not know. we forgot her we were not informed. so, these are the times-these of the kinds of contradiction

>> reporter: sfpd says all homeless matters are handled by the mayor. i have reached out to the mayor but have kbret to hear back. pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> rain and high surf, expecting both tonight in the bay area. jeff ranieri is tracking the latest storm. jeff, what can we expect? >> showers beginning to start here right now. we have a cold front. the main branch offshore starting to stall out. we have sub tropical moisture beginning to feed in. it's not too heavy now. the best chance of any kind of activity would be in marin, napa and sonoma counties. we put a tracker on this. it's only .01 of an inch per hour. we're talking light showers towards 101 in the next two-hour period. the rain will pick up tomorrow. details on that in about 15 minutes. we want to highlight the surf will be getting high again for tomorrow, especially in pacifica. waves could top 15 feet. again, that full forecast coming up throughout this hour. >>> thank you, jeff. you can keep track of the rain in your neighborhood any time. just download our nbc bay area app.

otherwise the poa is telling us what the culture us of sfpd is. and the chief, unfortunately, like any good leader, chicago model is correct in calling for an independent investigation, but the chicago model-and we think supervisor breed for her bold initiative and we think those supervisors speak on supervisors campos and supervisor avalos who share with this community, resolution ammo we think you for your compassion for this mother and this wounded community. but, unfortunately the chief has presided over these affairs. he was the chief when we lost kenneth harding junior, and he told us that kenneth harding junior shot himself and we watched the young man on the ground gasping for air for 28 min. and nobody called a paramedic or gave him the urgency care. something is wrong. something is wrong. what we have to understand and recognize, that when text-date came out and the department knew about it in 2012, it's not good enough to say we did not know. we forgot her we were not informed. so, these are the times-these of the kinds of contradiction

happening today, emotions could be high as protestors attend an sfpd meeting. the justice for mario woods coalition plans to speak out at the meeting in the tenderloin. the group wants chief suhr to resign after mario woods was shot by police last year. it wants an independent investigation of the incident. mayor lee has outlined reforms to sfpd following the shooting. >>> san francisco's mayor ed lee submitted signatures to the department of elections for a ballot initiative that would raise the minimum wage in 2016. it would go up to $11 an hour by 2017 until it reaches $15 in 2021. oakland and berkeley are both introducing similar wage hikes due to the cost of living in the bay area. >>> time now 5:09. this isn't your average mud slight. these are big boulders. next why moving men didn't fix the problem on the california freeway. >> the former secretary of defense robert gates out with a new book. he weighs in on the race for the white house and whether any candidate is qualified for the job. >> it's wednesday. good morning, everybody, from the kpix 5 weathe

it could be some sort of mobile air monitor, we asked sfpd and they said they'd look into it. >> boardof superiors approved fund to go get the mary go round a permanent fixture. many people are glad to have this piece of history. >> who's more dominant, serena williams or the warriors? >> warriors? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, their 40th straight win at oracle against dallas... >>> a year ago today was the warriors last season lost at home. they were looking for a win facing dallas and making an nba debut tonight. and golden state up 3 and making it 52-46 and thompson had it, and still a 3 point game and his first shot attempted the game and warriors pull away and late fourth quarter. it's knocking down the jump shot and the first career point in the nba. warriors win 126-107 for their 40th straight home win. four games away from tying the all time game record for wins at home. the second half and utah leads by 8 and he gets the bucket and makes it 52-42. utah wins. >> stanford comes to boulder and buffaloes leading and george king knocks down the jump shot and the buffaloes role and they're-- a

and the details are an effort to root out potential intolerant and racism among the sfpd. the department released this video of sharing stories of patrolling neighborhoods and promising prejudice won't be practiced on our watch. >> for those who would suggest there's anyplace for the stain of intolerance i pledge not on my watch. >> i pledge not on my watch. >> i pledge not on my watch. >> i pledge not on my watch. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: in addition to the new reforms, sfpd is reviewing its policies on the use of force. it also plans to equip officers with body cameras. so we'll keep an eye on this for sure. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it is 5:02. some bay area residents are literally living on the edge. people who live in the coastal apartments on esplanade avenue in pacifica are being warned it's too dangerous to stay inside their homes. kpix 5 reporter kiet do is in pacifica. kiet, what's the latest on those evacuations? >> reporter: the building at 3:10 esplanade has been evacuated and yellow-tagged which means the 20 residents can only come to remove property. the

and i believe captain tim here is presenting on behalf of sfpd thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> before i go i wanted to make a few comments and thank you, supervisor kim for reconvening this hearing for information and thank you to the department that have done a bunch of work so i first of all, i share supervisor kim's excitement we are hosting the super bowl in the bay area we know that from the experience of other cities hosting the super bowl is a big deal when the super bowl comes to town in terms of the economic impact and in terms of the implosion of tax revenues and the jobs that are created included any union jobs we see it already in terms of of hotels and our restaurants and small businesses will be doing extremely well the reason is because the super bowl is coming to the bay area we're doing major events in the form of the super bowl village here in san francisco this that is bringing people into the city we're patrons our folks and generating the tax revenue not like other events speculation about optimism bringing in revenue we know first page tangi

someone shot a man in the back outside the mcdonald's across the street from sfpd's northwest stationo the hospital. investigators are still at the scene right now interviewing witnesses and checking video. >>> was it an inside job or did an employee tip off the thieves? this is one of the many questions that san francisco police are asking after three men and a woman stole seven audis from this auto repair shop. the suspects knew where to find the keys at the royal automotive group. they say they even knew how to access the keys. >>> 2016 could be a brighter year for the bay area shipping industry. take a look at this. you can compare the bridge to the size of the ship. this is the largest container ship ever to dock in the u.s. the benjamin frankly barely squeezed you should the golden gate. it is longer the empire state building and wider than a football field. today's load was filled with clothes, shoes, toys, and electronics, mostly from china. >> wow, it's incredible. as it approached i was like, it's getting even bigger. >> the ship could be a game changer for the west coast. u

schooef where's the community policing and the oobltd where is the honesty that used to exist with sfpdhen i grandfather was interest an honorable police department you've tafrnd it, sir i'm done. >> next speaker good evening and welcome. >> my name is nick a san francisco resident a member of the action coalition and a member the justice for mario woods on january 1st martin the president of the police officers association released a letter about the murder of mario woods the truth shall be known a quiet there is no nice way to or a arrest a combative suspect there are times for guns we pay them to do do dirty work and the work we're trade to do to do we expect them to keep the bad guys out of our businesses and such and take care of the problem we don't want to see how it's done those are the words that are the words after a white subpoena mist and the police department and all police departments around there this country's their gentrifying police department murder of mario woods we demand the firing ever renovation of chief executive officer and demand murder charges for all oversee

this non-profit entity that promotes pride in san francisco pay for permits, pay for overtime with sfpdand public works. i want to make sure we are consistent. this is a private event taking place over the course of an entire week causing incredible inconvenience to san franciscoans. this is being thrown by the richest corporations and people in the world. if 3 to $4 million is just a small piece of the pie, and it's really just a 30-second super bowl commercial, why shouldn't they pay for that? >> you mentioned america's cup. by some estimates america's cup cost the city of san francisco $11 million plus. what should have been done after america's cup turned into somewhat of a financial disappointment that perhaps could have prevented what you're fearing super bowl 50 will turn into? let's be honest. super bowl 50, that's a train that's not going to be stopped at this point. >> yeah. we have data in terms of what super bowl has brought in terms of revenue for other cities. so that does bring me a little bit more comfort. but, you know, even though america's cup wasn't able to raise the