we really believe that sfpd and sfusc should up hold them. we should make sure all children know what miranda rights are, how to get a lawyer. we need them to know so if they're in a situation they can be able to defend themselves and have their rights. also, an incident like this impacts the whole community, not just the students and administrators involved. we need to have an investment in community healing and community or entered solutions that follow-up with youth and their families. thank you for calling this hearing and having me here. just wanted to give a quick shout out to the other organizations we're working with, some of which are here right now. young women's free center. huckle berry, project what and lar kin youth services, they're all paving the way for reforms in this area. thank you to them and thank you to the board. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening. my name is jordan, i'm the initiative director for road map to peace. i want to thank supervisor hillary ronen for calling this very important hearing. i jus

deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. a study came out a few days ago, showing that we have had a significant drop in car break ins... san francisco police officer deputy chief ann mannix on how foot patrols have drammatically made an impact on the streets of san francisco. mannix. we put more in uniforms. 16.9 percent decline in larceny theft... a 19.1 perecent reduction in assaults... it all goes back to september of 2017. that is when the sfpd reassigned approximately 70 officers from plainclothes and special assignment to city wide uniformed foot patrol beats. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. "it has had widespread benefits. and now that the city is decked out iholiday gear, the sfpd plans to pay particular attention to putting foot patrols in areas such as union square to help keep everyone safe. mannix. yes. we are increasing in commercial cooridor (catherine) federal officials are starting to clean up toxic waste after the devastating camp fire in butte county.. stephanie lin has the story... nat sound:e-p-a crews, a

deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. it has been significant." deputy chief ann mannix on the positive effects of a policy change put into effect back in september of 2017. that is when the sfpd reassigned approximately 70 officers from plainclothes and special assignment to city wide uniformed foot patrol beats. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. "it has had widespread benefits. and now that the city is decked out in holiday gear, the sfpd plans to pay particular attention to putting foot patrols in areas such as union square to help keep everyone safe. mannix. yes. we are increasing in commercial cooridor in san francisco, terisa estacio (grant) (grant) (grant) to blame for the legionnaires outbreak that killed one person last year. a health official testified in court this week... that two cooling towers which provide mist in the park... showed high levels of the legionella bacteria at the time of the outbreak. disneyland is appealing state fines saying the outbreak's source has not been scientifically determined yet. the health official responded

last month sfpd an auto reply email. we have serious concerns about how the general order is implemented. sfpd implementation of family code 6628. to provide survivors of domestic violence human tracking and abuse with their police reports quickly so they can obtain civil restraining orders. first issue is sfpd we believe is still incorrectly relying upon government code 62454 to withhold reports. the family code was enacted 10 years after that government code provision. it has no effect on whether or not survivors should receive reports timely. of course, when i'm representing a client, i can advocate for that report to be released regardless of the provisions in the government code. a litigant is unable to do this. they're being denied the report. currently, sfpd permits requests to be made in person, email or fax and this is wonderful and we do appreciate this accommodation. however, i understand there maybe a proposal to require identification be produced in order for a survivor to receive the report. that that the s

. >> reporter: sfpd officers saw the scene and came by the office today to take a police report. woo says the neighborhood needs more officers. >> when sfpd is on the street it actually is much safer and much cleaner. but i think it's a little bit too far in between. >> reporter: some people who live in the tenderloin agree. >> there's cops around, there's nearly not as much going on as when there's no cops. when there's no cops, then there's all kinds of stuff going on. >> reporter: sfpd says it is stepping up efforts in the tenderloin, adding a dozen police officers to patrols in november. often tweeting about the repeated arrests of drug dealers, shaken by the violence outside his office door, woo says moving is on his mind. >> it doesn't get better. i think there's just no choice but to move out. >> reporter: sfpd says it simply can't have an officer on every block, but the department says if you have an emergency call 911 and they will respond. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, bay area news. >>> police still searching for a hit-and-run driver in the south bay. ton

deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. it has been significant." deputy chief ann mannix on the positive effects of a policy change put into effect back in september of 2017. that is when the sfpd reassigned approximately 70 officers from plainclothes and special assignment to city wide uniformed foot patrol beats. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. "it has had widespread benefits. and now that the city is decked out in holiday gear, the sfpd plans to pay particular attention to putting foot patrols in areas such as union square to help keep everyone safe. mannix. yes. we are increasing in commercial cooridor in san francisco, terisa estacio (ken) getting an air b-n-b in south lake tahoe is about to get a lot more difficult. (catherine) the recently passed measure t will reduce the current 18 thousand vacation homes to just about 400 homes...that's in the resort core area of the city. the city is expected to lose nearly 4 million dollars in taxes and other fees. here's how some people are reacting.kathy meyer, lives in meyers: 'definitely is going to h

sfpd is helping us out and we are making shovels right here. we plant a tree.e planted ed lee's tree when he passed away. we planted a tree for his birthday. says in the bible that they will be turned into -- made the earth again be free. thank you all for showing up. [applause] >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own creativity. >> this really is a place where all people can come and take a class and fill part of the community. this is very enriching as an artist. a lot of folks take these classes and take their digital imagery and turn it into negatives. >> there are not many black and white darkrooms available anymore. that is a really big draw. >> this is a signature piece. this is the bill largest darkroom in the u.s.. >> there are a lot of people that want to get into that dark room. >> i think it is the heart of this place. you feel it when you come in. >> the people who just started taking pictures, so this is really an intersection for many generations of photographers and this is a great place to l

deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. it has been significant."chief ann mannix on the positive effects of a policy change put into effect back in september of 2017. that is when the sfpd reassigned approximately 70 officers from plainclothes and special assignment to city wide uniformed foot patrol beats. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. "it has had widespread benefits. and now that the city is decked out in holiday gear, the sfpd plans to pay particular attention to putting foot patrols in areas such as union square to help keep everyone safe. mannix. yes. we are increasing in commercial cooridor in san francisco, terisa estacio (catherine) for the first time since for the (catherine) (catherine) for the first time since the camp fire, some residents of paradise returned to their homes today. police checked a long line of cars after lifting evacuation orders along paradise's east side. many residents returned to rubble. others saw their homes still standing. some neighbors told us they don't know if they'll stay in the town of paradise.. but seein

sfpd is helping us out and we are making shovels right here. we plant a tree.e planted ed lee's tree when he passed away. we planted a tree for his birthday. says in the bible that they will be turned into -- made the earth again be free. thank you all for showing up. [applause] >> we have a wonderful adult ceramic class. we offer over 10 adult classes in morning and evening. it accommodates people who work in the day, people who work in the evening, people who are day people and night people. we try to cater to the whole group. it's beyond just a clay lesson. it's really a lifeless on. when you meet people you never know what's underneath. sometimes they show you what they want to. and you kind of expect that it's just going to be that. but it's never really what's on the surface. it's really what's underneath the surface . that's what i try to get at when i do my clay. the camaraderie that we have here. we have students that have been for for many many years. we have students here for the first time. we share our skills, our formulas. this is how we learn. ho

> boy, i'll say. >> to drink. >> reporter: now agencies all over the state of california including sfpd, the chp and across the country are urging people for this one simple fact please do not drink and drive. you have other options. live in san francisco tonight, andria borba, kpix5. >> there are plenty of ways to get around the bay area without getting behind the wheel new year's eve, caltrain, samtrans, vta, muni all offer free transportation. hours and available routes do vary. check the websites for more information. >>> with your new year's eve forecast and a look at tonight's chilly temperatures, here's meteorologist paul deanno. >> the weather should be pleasant new year's eve, breezy through windy throughout the day. the wind should become to relax come evening time. monday night into tuesday morning 2018 into 2019, 7:00 in the evening 52 degrees for your dinner reservations, midnight 47 degrees, fog free, rain free throughout the bay area. wind has gone calm, 5 miles per hour or less for the majority of the bay area. as a result, tonight will be one of the coldest nights this

in the future the certification will happen through sfpd. that's due to legislation that supervisor ronen and mayor authored section of the 1297 police code. the future licenses issued through this program, they will not go through the board. this is the fifth and final one to go through that process. as a brief reminder the community outreach requirement is that prior to submitting a full application for a type 87 license an applicant has to hold one preapplication meeting. they need to send a community outreach letter notifying residents within 500-foot radius of the location, at least 14 calendar days before the meeting set to occur. they need to present evidence of that meeting to this committee and to the board for the clerk ultimately to sign off on that outreach -- the abc522-2. i'm available for any technical questions. i'm happy to introduce the applicant david quinn of q&m l.l.c. >> supervisor mandelman: go ahead. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is david quimby. one of the businesses called rip tide that's on ocean beach. it

hib and the nypd counterintelligence unit decided pretty early on these were not credible threats, sfpd treated them like they were. instead of traffic, drivers in the flee,000 block of california street were being detoured around a web of yellow crime scene tape because someone e-mailed a bomb threat to the san francisco fire credit union. >> earlier this morning, we received an e-mail communication at the credit union from an individual or entity who was notifying us that they had planted an explosive device on site and they were demanding payment. >> the credit union called 911 and quickly evacuated the 100 or so employees. directly across california street, the jewish community center evacuated more than 500 people as a precaution. some ordered out of the pool and given bathrobes and told to move out. >> as an institution where people gather and as a jewish institution, we take safety and security incredibly seriously. and we have a very well trained staff. >> and then i went to take my shower, and lo and behold, we heard the announcement. that was a moment. so i had a towel on my h

we asked sfpd cheif william scott about his reaction to finding out someone from his force has been accused of this kind of crime.(vicki) position.>(vicki) if the name rain daughtery sounds familiar that is because he is one of the sfpd officers connected to a 2015 racist text messaging scandal. he is currently on unpaid leave from the san francisco police department as a result of that incident daughtery is in federal custody. he is facing a maximum of twenty years of imprisonment if found guilty.. (grant) now to parking challenges at the walnut creek bart station. construction is underway on a new parking garage for bart's new transit village development there ... but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... just days after permits went on sale to park in the new garage -- they're already sold out. (p

for approval to accept $6,000 donation from the san francisco police officers association for the sfpd wilderness program index fund. >> u a commissioners, you have in your packet a memorandum regarding the police officers association donation, and we actually had one last week for the police wilderness program which is a great program that takes kids from the city to hiking trips. it was started by officer walter scott, the former son of the former chief of police. he started on his own with money and took kids out. it's a good program. is there any objections, concerns, or questions. hearing none, do i have a motion? >> second. >> any public comment regarding the police wilderness fund? hearing none, public comment is closed. all in favor? please call the next line item. >> two, 2a, chief's report. weekly crime friends, provide an overview of offenses occurring in san francisco, significant incidents, chief's report will be limited to a brief description of the significant incidents. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the incidents the chi

sfpd is helping us out and we are making shovels right here. we plant a tree.e planted ed lee's tree when he passed away. we planted a tree for his birthday. says in the bible that they will be turned into -- made the earth again be free. thank you all for showing up. [applause] >> it's great to see everyone kind of get together and prove, that you know, building our culture is something that can be reckoned with. >> i am desi, chair of economic development for soma filipinos. so that -- [ inaudible ] know that soma filipino exists, and it's also our economic platform, so we can start to build filipino businesses so we can start to build the cultural district. >> i studied the bok chase choy her achbl heritage, and i discovered this awesome bok choy. working at i-market is amazing. you've got all these amazing people coming out here to share one culture. >> when i heard that there was a market with, like, a lot of filipino food, it was like oh, wow, that's the closest thing i've got to home, so, like, i'm going to try everything. >> fried rice, and wings, and t

. >> and sfpd wrapped up a news conference about a half hour ago. you may still see officers out finishing up their investigation into the bomb threats. in the city, more than a dozen businesses and entities got the e-mails. so far, no bombs found. one of the most disruptive were in the richmond district, the san francisco credit union got one of the e-mail threats and evacuated. the buildings around it evacuated. that included about 500 people in the jewish community center across the street at 3200 california. some were in the pool, were pulled out, giving a bathrobe, and sent out. about three blocks of california street were blocked off as police searched for an explosive device and found none. >> earlier, we received an e-mail communication at the credit union from an individual or entity who was notifying us they had planted an explosive device on site, and they were demanding payment. >> part of our investigation will be determine if the bomb threats received and reported in san francisco are related to those bomb threats received around the c

some may say the existing code is antiquated, and sfpd has not been a member of the nra for years.ut we must still remove this section of the code, because words matter. words tell us what we value. they tell us what we fight for in our society. san francisco, and to this board values the lives of our residents and fights to protect us from gun violence. we do not support or value the nra. supervisor though supervisors introduced similar legislation in 2013 with support but it was never scheduled in committee. chief scott supports this legislation and i hope to have your support as well. i would also like to close today 's meeting in memory of all the victims who perished in the devastating fires that have occurred across our northern and southern parts of our state this last month. the camp fire sparked on november 8th, 2018, and according to the california fire , it consumed over 153,000 acres. the most recent figures from california fire show the fire has left 88 people dead, 249 people injured, and 203 individual still unaccounted for near los angeles, the wolsey fire consumed

sfpd is helping us out and we are making shovels right here. we plant a tree.lanted ed lee's tree when he passed away. we planted a tree for his birthday. says in the bible that they will be turned into -- made the earth again be free. thank you all for showing up. [applause]. >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch

that is when sfpd officer rain daugherty was allegedly caught on surveillance camera passing a note to a teller demanding money. he is alleged to have taken a little over 9-thousand- dollarsaccording to the federal criminal complaint daugherty was not wearing a disguise while in the bank. investigators say witnesses, photos and video images were used to identify daugherty as the suspectofficer rain daughtery is one of the sfpd officers connected to a 2015 racist text messaging scandal. he is currently on unpaid status with police department...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) a lawyer for the man charged with stabbing and killing 18-year-old nia wilson-- says her client is not mentally fit to stand trial. 28-year-old john lee cowell is accused of datally stabbing wilson and injuring her 26-year-old sister. (grant) a lawyer for the man charged with stabbing and killing 18-year-old nia wilson-- says her client is not mentally fit to stand trial. 28-year-old john lee cowell is accused of datally stabbing wilson and injuring her 26-yearld sister. it happened back in july on

as mayor breed and supervisor peskin and chief scott said, we know that partnership with the sfpd is very important to our community. we are the second most dense part to san francisco, probably second only to manhattan, new york, because as you see, a lot of our residents lived in very crowded housing in s.r.o.s. you see a lot of seniors walking on the street, talking on their phone, not a very safe thing to do. because we heard that crimes usually get underreported in this community. no matter how hard, commander lozar, when you was our captain, and captain yepp come around to our senior centers and keep reporting the crimes, no matter how big or small the crimes are. when paul came to me and said, annie, you think you could rearrange a little bit of your schedule to accommodate our drop-in center, i said yes without the blinking of an eye. i know it will be a welcome sight. our merchants, our residents, our seniors who live around here, our children, you are welcome to see our police officers, especially those who speak the language. they feel comfortable of coming in to ask quest

sfpd says the man punched the other man, knocking him to the ground. then he stomped on his head. he took off heading north on mason street. anyone with information should call sfpd. >>> exactly 50 years ago today gunshots ran out that began a rain of terror. we're talking about the zodiac killings. the first were a couple. we are live at the police department. we went back to that murder scene, and jodi, do they think they'll ever be able to solve this case? >> reporter: folks here in vallejo certainly hope so. the vallejo police department say it's still an open case. they still have detectives assigned to it. and reportedly, they're using new advanced dna technology to analyze old evidence. meanwhile, there are a lot of people in town tonight to mark the 50th anniversary. >> she was right in this general area. >> reporter: tom voight, the weweb master of the website shows us the site. the victims were victims of the serial killer who's never been caught. an organized bus tour was canceled because of threats. but people have traveled here anyway. >> just to meet up with everybod

confirms kelly was a temporary 90 day employee at the church.with help from oakland p-d and the public, sfpd officers were able to locate and arrest the oakland resident on the 300 block of ellis street, near glide in san francisco sunday morning.kelly is currently booked at san francisco county jail on 11 felony charges ... including attempted murder, robbery, multiple counts of assault with a deadly weapon, resisting police officer duties and multiple narcotics related charges. while their thoughts and prayers are with the victim and his family .... glide released a statement that says in part ... "we at glide abhor violence and make it clear to our staff, whether permanent or temporary, that violence is totally rely wish that melton finds the help, hope and inner strength to cultivate the better nall ha an arrest has been made, police are asking ... if you have any further information on this case ... to give them a call.reporting from san francisco ... ar from san reporting call.give them a this case ... to information on this case ... to give them a call.reporting from san francisco ...

according to sfpd as of october of this year there were nearly 4800 of them so far in 2018....which is13 percent from the same time last year. maureen kelly kron4 news (robin) next on the kron 4 morning news ... we take a look at what san jose hopes will be the solution to their homeless crisis. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. a foggy start to visibility impacted by areas of dense fog throughout the morning. into the afternoon clearing skies will be seen with temperatures boosting into the upper 50's and low 60's. skies will remain dry through wednesday and thursday before rainfall returns into the weekend. a foggy start to the day with visibility impacted by areas of dense fog throughout the morning. into the afternoon clearing skies will be seen with temperatures boosting into the upper 50's and low 60's. skies will remain dry through wednesday and thursday before rainfall returns into the weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze

he was also named as one of the officers involved in the sfpd racist text scandal back in 2011. >> breweriesast to coast are raising a toast to help camp fire victims. abc 7 news is live in berkeley with more. theerles geing behind t they've put a blurb on the menu and it seems like it's working. the bartenders have been serving up resilience beerin it becae ey know it's for a good cause. >> anything we can do to help. >> reporter: some of the employees lost their homes. to help fire victims, the craft beer specialist created butte county proud i.p.a. the proceeds go to charity. >> we were think of how we could help. as soon as we got the e-mail, we jumped on it. >> it's nice they stepped forward to do something for the community. >> reporter: they started selling the beer yushl. they're raising awareness on the menu. >> i wrote the story this year and went straight ahead and ordered it. >> reporter: suppliers donated the ingredients and now bay area breweries are serving up the rest. >> w into our brew schedule and wanted to get it out as quick as possible. >> reporter: sales are strong i'v

sfpd staffing levels dramatically decrease at 2:00 a.m. it's not as dramatic as cinderella, but at 2:00, we lose 60% of our watch. that's just not the contradictiocit district, but the entire watch. that's because we have to be able to respond to calls in the afternoons. now, if something occurs, they're already busy because it's not just broad thway that we're talking about. if something occurs, we have to pull officers from all over the city and police our district as we're dealing with situations, which means that those districts don't have the same staffing levels as they're entitled to, so there's only a certain amount of resources, and it goes by priorities. there's a priorities, b priorities, and c priorities. if you're a person out in the ingleside or richmond district, and you're calling for what's a c priority, it's still pretty important to you, so we like to give good service to everybody. so if it's going after 2:00 a.m., our exposure to more calls is going to be heightened. lastly, the third is there has been some opposition.

authorities say the threats appear to be a hoax. and the sfpd special investigations unit is now workingh other agency's across the county to determine who sent the email.."no we are not going into special about the emails that is to protect the investigation and to prevent copycats ..." ( james ) we first ( james ) we first told you about this wave of threats on our mobile app. stay connected on breaking news with push alerts from kron-4. ( james ) to the peninisula now... where we are learning more about the suspect in the brutal stabbing death of a woman. we first told you about this story... on the kron4 morning news yesterday morning. that woman's body was discovered wednesday at a home on valparaiso avenue in menlo park. menlo park police arrested a 36-year-old man from cincinnati, ohio in connnection with this murder. kron 4's dan thorn has the latest on the investigation from menlo park. 36 year old francis wolke is in jail tonight charged with suspicion of murder. police say on wednesday wolke stabbed and killed a woman living in a home along the 900 block of valparaiso ave. on

of the car and piece of clothing. police are looking for the driver.. and need the publics help.sot sfpd " this is very unfortunte what we want is for people to come forward with any informatio (justine) upt right now. and has no idea why her daughter would be in that area at 3:30 in the morning. also, teresita leaves behind two adult children. in the newsroom, justine waldman kron 4 news. ( james ) a deadly hit- and-run remains unsolved nearly a year after the incident occurred. police are asking for the community's help in solving the cold case... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story investigators with the oakland police department are asking for the communit's help in solving a deadly hit- and-run that happened in that intersection at 98th avenue and sunnyside street on january 1st 2018. that is 5:02am 18-yera-old chauntel dunkinley rochelle was in the intersection when she was stru

we asked sfpd chief bill scott about his reaction to finding out someone from his force has been accused of this kind of crime.(ken) (ken)position.>(ken) officer rain daughtery is currently on unpaid status with police department. a south bay community .. gathering in protest. vietnamese immigrants coming together ... in response to federal immigration policies that may deport war refugees who are in the u-s.(ken)kron 4's gabe slate attended and shares their message for the white house. about a hundred people gathered at the santa clara county government center off hedding street in san jose to hold a press conference inside, and then a candlelight vigil outside, to protest the trump administration which has hinted at focusing new deportation action on a narrow group of vietnamese immigrants, specifi