we reported progress on the sfpd 's filling of all of those. in the aggregate, i would say that the 60 positions that have been filled between fiscal year 12-13 and the start of our last analysis, and then i would have to check back, which i can do maybe while the sfpd is updating you to see how many remain unfilled. i would have to look it up in the appendix. >> just in regards to the process of the analysis, i'm just curious, where there certain civilian jobs or certain positions of the 200 or so in certain departments that were easier to analyse and whether or not it was consistent in terms of the department's sub- departments sub departments that would have organizational charts did they all have organizational charts or can we get them to get a better sense of why those decisions were made in the first place? >> yes. they all have organizational charts. many of the functions were quite straightforward. i think it is typical of police departments with detention between using uniformed officers and civilians, and for a lot of years in my obs

swat, sfpd, and deputy sheriffs in riot gear. it ended up being the largest presence in law enforcement. it is north getting better. i think the numbers you show here in terms of the actual detainments and arrests are going in the right direction. i would want us to get to a point where we wouldn't have to use police officers in our schools. i don't know if that is going to happen. we need to be sensitive to what our students are saying and be able to even get to a lower were point. specificking in here frost the last year. do you know how many of those students wind up at ygc which we are going to close? >> it is not the actual breakdown. it is all the arrests twice a year. that brains it down and includes if they are in special ed. i don't know from the 28, 13 hi, 13 middle and 2 elementary. i know where the elementary kids went? >> the duration of that would be good to know. >> not just that they entered but how long they were there, if you can. >> thank you for being here and for reporting. i think i just want to start out by

tonight is the night when sfpd and our agency has an opportunity to give you an overview of department work that we've been working on for the last two quarters. i wanted to briefly talk about our policy role quickly and get some highlights of that work. this is really more for the general public. we are mandated through the city charter to provide policy recommendations on a quartly basis so we provide them through this report and a quarterly report. when we finish investigative reports that's another time we provide findings and recommendations. for the highlights of what we've worked on, we put together a know your rights brochure we made recommendations for an mou between the district and police department. we made recommendations concerning consent searches and we worked on a manual so i'm going to go over those four-years. concerning know your rights brochure when we knew there was a change in state law concerning interrogations of youth and there was a city ordinance that lowered the age to 17 and below for youth that are in custodial interrogation, they have a right to immediat

and i know that you had shown us this in the working group when sfpd was putting together their know your rights manual for the youth and in speaking with a lot of the stakeholders at the meeting they had indicated how sort of hard you had worked and the sort of collaboration and community input you received to make this pamphlet -- bring this pamphlet together. so i would commend you on your work and efforts for that. because i do believe that the youth are -- they do like it, and they are benefiting from the know your rights pamphlet that you've been distributing. your agency. thank you. >> thanks. >> thank you. commissioner hamasaki. >> thank you. i just wanted to follow up and say thank you to you and the dpa for continuing to put together some of the most thoughtful policy changes for both the dpa and then also for the commission to consider for our department. i always find that when i reach out to her for questions regarding certain policies, there's always an excellent resource. and i'm grateful for the service that you provide to the department. >> thank you. >> thank you. i

. >> reporter: sfpd has stepped up patrols around in area and has leads on both friday's and saturday's cases. supervisor aaron peskin said this is unacceptable. >> the people living here live in very small rooms. this is their living room. they should be able to come out, be safe, and hang out with their friends and community which is why you can tell i'm really quite upset about this. >> reporter: the woman medicating is the grand daughter of a woman brutally assaulted in january. a community activist wants to help the suspects out of a life of crime. >> give them ways to be protective in society, give them ways to become a piece of fabric too. >> reporter: now we have been out here all afternoon and morning long, and sfpd has had significantly stepped up patrols in this part of san francisco, around the square. we are told there are leads in that saturday assault. >> andria borba reporting live, thank you. >>> tonight the off duty officer who shot and killed a father of 6 in vallejo has been identified. the mercury news reports sergeant virgil thomas is a 27-year-old veteran of the f

sfpd/dpa document protocol, quarter 13. request the chief of police to accept a donation from the police association for use of the sfpd wilderness program accept a gift of $5,000 from the children of deceased officer blackwell for use of the gym equipment for the northern station. >> thank you. can i have a motion on those two items together? is there a second? >> to watch a presentation regarding sergeant blackwell gift. >> all right. let's see if there's a second yet. >> i do. >> okay. now we are ready for the presentation and we'll take public comment. >> okay. thank you. >> should be on. >> thank you commissioners chief scott. i'm the commander officer the captain of the northern policization station. i want to thank you for -- police station. i want to thank you for allowing us to make this request. blackwell was a sergeant at northern police station. he was taken from us far too son but he was well-respected among men and women of northern police station. we were contacted by his daughter kelly blackwell garcia. she

>> first, the sfpd does not supervisor oversee at all. we want to be clear with that. some have misunderstooding over the years. our t10s call them so the only calls to dispatch should come from the school administrator. not from security. i wanted to clear that up. we have a high turnover in security. we are trying to get the security guards trained. we have had extra trainings. we had trainings on crisis response including how to respond to emergency situations. certainly i think our security guards. some are highly skilled in part of that community and absolutely worth a tremendous asset to the school. we have a high turnover and it is difficult to bring everyone up to training. the security force is inconsistent from school to school. if we had the security t-10 staff, are we calling sfpd because we don't have the capacity to provide the service to our kids? is there a specific reason we call it. is it specific? >> schools with t-10s call more frequently than those without t-10s. >> in terms of training for the sros. we are calling dispatch. how many times do we ac

. >> reporter: data from sfpd shows car break-ins going down year after year with 68 break-ins in a day in 2019 down from 82 int,o ra it numbe ju keeps going up. >> i think the numbers they have are at least tenfold from what she reported. >> reporter: san francisco police confirmed that car owners are probably not reporting their break-ins but probably should. >> it takes too long to report it. most of the people we're dealing with have been broken into multiple times. >> reporter: sfpd also says often times the cost to replace a window is less than filing an insurance claim. before you think the break-ins are good for the auto glass repair business think again. >> it is not a thing you make a big profit on. the door glass, you know, not very expensive to do. it's more of an inconvenience. >> reporter: in petaluma, abc 7 news. >>> all right. you're about to see a lot more e-bikes rolling through san francisco. >> thousands of them are set to hit the streets. will it spell traffic relief as people switch from four wheels to two? >>> we have a gorgeous sky right now from our kgo roof cam

is that the only operation that sfpd is engaged in with the federal government in terms of sort of law enforcement activities? >> there are operations ongoing, and they, in terms of our work with, whether it be the d.e.a. or other -- f.b.i., other federal agencies. the department was provided with a copy of our m.o.u., so there's hundreds of m.o.u.s. so in terms of your question, are there other m.o.u.s with the federal government, there are some, but i don't -- i can't list them all off the top of my head, but the commission was given copies of that when we -- the commission passed, i think 2.04. >> commissioner elias: right. and i know when we asked for all those m.o.u.s, that was prior to your announcement that you had resumed sort of working with f.b.i. on a task force. and i guess my concern is i want to make sure -- i know that they have different interests than sf papd and tha has led to lawsuits in terms of best practices, so i want to make sure that things like that don't happen again. >> some of the best practices don't involve m.o.u.s, but like any operation, we have to abid

i'm also working in conjunction with sfpd northern station. it just so happens that every time the police department happens to go by, they don't have the sound up. so we're working on it. keeping them in our purview. page two, you will see that i have highlighted delirium. delirium has a vent in the back area where the d.j. performs that is open. and all of the sound is escaping onto the street. so this has been like this for some time, but we're thinking a new neighbor moved into the area because now we're getting an uptick of complaints. so we have gone out and they're in compliance otherwise. it's just the vent. senior inspector roberts has made recommendations on how to amend the situation because it needs to be closed. so letting you know that we have a solution or at least have provided recommendations here. and then taking you to the last page, it is not highlighted -- excuse me, not the last page. on page four, it is not highlighted, but i do have an update about 26 mix. this business has been on our enforcement report since may consi

. >> we reached out to sfpd, but have not heard back. in san francisco, dion lim, abc7 news. >> awful. >> tough to watch that. >>> all right. let's turn our attention to the start of another week. >> it's still a little hazy out there, spencer. >> just a tad. there are still fires burning to our north, and some of that smoke and particulate matter continue to push down into the bay area, and we've got fog that is slow to burn off. still a little hazy. live doppler 7 we have high clouds moving in right now. this is the view from sutro tower looking over san francisco. and temperature readings are rather uniform. low to mid-70s right now in san francisco, oakland and redwood city. 59 at half moon bay. check out the soon to be setting sun. what a beautiful view from emeryville. the sun will set in about 40 minutes from. now 77 right now in santa rosa. 78 in petaluma. 78 also upper 70s, i should say, at fairfield, concord and livermore. and the view at the golden gate is fairly bright, but again, high clouds are passing through with that pat

. >> reporter: data from sfpd says car break-ins are going down, down from 82 in 2017.eeps going up. >> i think the numbers that they have are at least ten-fold from what she reported. >> reporter: san francisco police confirmed to me ray's suspicions that car owners are probably not reporting their break-ins, but they probably hud. >> takes too long to report it. most of the people we're dealing with have been broken into multiple times. >> reporter: sfpd also says oftentimes the cost to replace a window is less than filing an insurance claim. but, before you think the break-ins are good for the auto glass repair business, think again. >> it's not a thing you make a big profit on. it, the door glasses, you know, are not very expensive to do. it's more of an inconvenience. >> reporter: in petaluma, dion lim. >> i bet a lot of people don't report t. >>> it guided sailors for more than 100 years, but the point reyes lighthouse has been closed for restoration. >> we'll give you a look at the nearly $6 million upgrade. >>> a little-known wray fay foru >>> happening today, t

so our inspectors do respond to that but when we determine it's residential, we reallocate it to sfpd but there was a major u uptick. one of halloween, there was an awesome list compiling all events we knew would be happening and then they did a great job going out and doing halloween compliance checks. we didn't receive many complaints regarding holiday -- i keep saying holiday -- halloween event, permanent event. we didn't receive too many complaints. no complaints about burning decompression or the war fest which you approved at the last hearing. so then going into the report, i do want to bring to your attention on page 4, the first highlighted note about the penthouse club. they're remodeling their bottom floor and will be having entertainment on the bottom floor and have been having music downtears and we receivedownstad the door leading to the exterior when enter takenmen entertainmeg downstairs, the door is leaky and there will be a recommendation on better sound-proofing because they'll be having entertainment in the lower level and we'll likely receive complaints if they don

sfpd also opened an administrative investigation.a 17 year veteran with the department, and is assigned to the special operations bureau. >>> the highway patrol's maximum enforcement period begins in about 25 minutes at 6:00 tonight. the chp says officers will be out on roads around the state, looking for impaired driver unsafe speed, and people who refuse to buckle up. the maximum enforcement on sunday night at midnight. >>> police in campbell are asking for the public's help to identify three bike thieves. surveillance video shows them getting access to a bike storage facility. one person looked at the bikes. a short time later another suspect appeared, police say they ended up stealing four bikes. one of the thieves returned on october 20th, with a female suspect, and stole another four bikes. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> investigators in texas are trying to determine the cause of a massive explosion at a chemical plant that injured three workers, and five residents. the blast prompted evacuations in the ar

. >> reporter: now we're told that sfpd does have leads in the saturday night attack. that of course may mean they have leads in the friday night purse snatching as well. that's up to them to solve the cases at this point, but the neighbors out here are frightened. back to you. >>> all right, thank you. and san francisco's new city attorney wants to make some big changes, but need to work with people who are against him in the election, including mayor london breed and the san francisco police union. his term doesn't officially start until january 1st. it's unclear if his opponent and current interim da will stay on until his term expires. >>> and a shake up in the bay area. 2 small earthquakes reported in the hills above san jose. a magnitude 2.8 struck at 5:13 followed be i a 2.5 minutes later. >>> heartbreak tonight for a man who drove his classic 1960s porsche to a weekend car show. his baby was one of 3 stolen during the event. kpix 5's juliette goodrich spoke to the owner. >> reporter: yes, i did. he is just stunned that this happened. you know thousands of peopl

. >> i had every confidence that captain vick and his officers and sfpd are taking this incredibly seriously. as we saw in the stockton pacific case. they apprehended somebody. >> san francisco police say officers made four arrests in another set of robberies in this area. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> new tonight, side show activity persists in oakland despite a concerted crackdown. joe vazquez captured the scene on video. >> this is market and adline in north oakland. you can see the tire marks burned into the latest intersection. this is where the latest side show took place this evening. as a crowd gathers, two suped up cars spin donuts around each other. a passenger dangles dangerously out of the side window. if that wasn't risky enough for you, watch these guys as they get right up to the car in the middle of the circle. they barely miss getting hit. neighbors tell us the side show came out o nowhe and developed quickly. police arrived in the are within about 10 minutes. but the cops told us their first step was blocking out the intersection, staying on the edge of the action

data here prompts us to at least should prompt the commission to take a hard look at lead starting by sfpd to present on the topic focused on the racial disparities the number of participants compared to the eligibility ones and all validation measures. thank you. >> okay. thank you. commissioner elias. >> thank you. >> i appreciate that. >> can we grab a copy? copies? thank you. >> the lead program i think i've spoken several times about the program. because i actually was the attorney at the public defender's office when we tried to implement this program from seattle. and i had the opportunity to travel to seattle and meet the lead team there who had created this program. and it's a nationally-recognized program and being implemented in other major cities like atlanta, new york different cities like that. so i think it is a great program. and i've spoken to the chief about the program prior to joining the police commission. and i have to say that the chief actually -- he was committed to sort of making sure that the program succeeded. i know one of the issues was officer buy-in in terms

. >> an sfpd traffic inspector says there's been 26 traffic fatalities so far this year. aside from this resolution, there's also vision zero which aims to end to get zero fatalities by 2024. reporting live in san francisco, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >>> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our building a better bay area group on facebook. >> in about an hour, the remains of a korean war veteran will arrive at sfo. he will be greeted by his 92-year-old sister who lives in the bay area. army sergeant first class phillip mendoza was killed during the battle on december 2, 150. his remains were accounted for in august after president trump's summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. mendoza's remains were identified by scientists in the more than 55 boxes turned over by north korea. he will be buried on friday in dixon in solano county. >>> welcome to life in the slow >> happening today. a three-day hearing starts in iowa where a judge will determine whether the confession of the man accused of killing molly tibbits will be

i received a call from sfpd permit officer day that he received notification that the hotel has outdoor speakers on the facade of the building. and they are stopping homeless folks from staying too long outside the hotel but it's disruptive to people living in the nearby vicinity. so technically this falls into an s path or fixed place amplified speaker permit. so inspector fiorentino went out this weekend to gather contact information. when he went the speakers were off. i will be following up with the management to see if they are using the speakers and if so we can have our first permit. that is all i have highlighted but i'm happy to answer any questions. >> hello. let me start with a question first. do our investigators have the capability of writing an incident report or do we just issue citations? >> we have notice of violation which is a step below citation but we don't have what we would call an instant report. >> every time you issue a notice of violation you send it along with a narrative in your e-mail that is very detailed and could constitute an incident report. >> i'm jus

in conjunction with sfpd information technology division. every 30 days, a search is done of all texts using an established word list and additional terms can be sourced as well. similarly steph analyse his every hit to determine the context in which the term was used. those hits are determined determined to be potentially biased are investigated. all false positive hits are saved by at&t so there is a historical record. for the third-quarter there were 34 hits returned from the program, and after review, two of the 34 hits were determined to be potentially biased. as a result we have initiated investigations. >> thank you. any questions or comments? okay, thank you very much. >> okay. >> anything else, chief? >> that concludes the report. >> next item, please. >> line item two b., d.p.a. director's a port -- report. the report will be limited to brief description of activities and announcements. discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for future commission meeting. >> good evening, director hen

thank you so her, to captain dangerfield and sfpd for true policing strategies and working to really address violence in the way we are, our officers are part of our community, and not just showing up for response, but actually spending time working in community, working with young people, working with our seniors. so, we are going to continue to build off of that relationship and i want to show that appreciation, and of course, valerie with the mission peace collaborative for showcasing what's happening and the communities, had an opportunity to attend that community rally last week, along with supervisor haney, supervisor ronen, and other leaders across the city. of course, more importantly, it was good to see our young people and our representatives from community in attendance, talking about how we want to work together, talking about going back to when we had sacred spaces here in our community and i know we are going to hear from other members of community and public comment. folks that are also other partners we work with like five keys and so we look forward to hearing some o

it was lovely for everybody to share with those families and to walk with the sfpd. it was so hearting. the neighbors who came out when they realized what we were doing, the reception from the neighbors in the tenderloin was fantastic. a lot of unsolicited comments, the streets were unsafe and so glad we were calling attention to that. >> thank you for doing that. representing us. any other comments from directors? if not -- oh, yes. >> tom, can you remind the board how many fatalities have there been so far this year on the vision zero? >> i actually want to, if you can give me a minute, i want to get the latest number. >> i looked up the number of homicides the city has had this year, as of november. and it's 33. and my recollection is that number on our streets, in terms of crashes, is gaining on the number of homicides we have. >> yeah. right now there have been 27 on our streets this year, including the two that i described in the director's report. >> i mean, the fact that they're occurring repetitively on the same network, i think does mean that we've got the

sfpd is also stepping up patrols. new d.a. ran on platform of criminal justice reform, says he will pursue jail time. >> would think this is a case in which pretrial attention will be on the table. would need to know about the individuals. >> three suspects involved in more than one incident, all three victims are recovering at home. >>> vice president mike pence will make appearance in the bay area tomorrow. arrived in california to begin state visit. ending with mountain view tomorrow. in bay area stop at nasa ames research center, speak before employees before heading back to washington. >>> bernie sanders will be in town. first stop at oakland. national nurses united will endorse him. rallies in fresno and los angeles. >>> there's a good chance you've thought about leaving the bay area, now money involved. would you do it for $10,000 and chance to work remotely? what one company is offering. we're interested, how does it work? >> not just 10 grand to go, more complexity you have to get a job using this start-up, move out a

as they search for the people responsible. >> if you have surveillance footage please share it with sfpdthing, say something. >> police are reviewing one surveillance video. officer said the video shows a possible suspect wearing a dark peacoat and light-colored jeans. >>> today a federal judge in oakland will hear arguments on the latest legal effort to stop president trump from building a boarder wall. the state of california is leading 20 u.s. states in this lawsuit targeting the trump administration. a judge is being asked to block billions of dollars in military construction funding. the president trump has earmarked this for building the wall on the southern border. the department of justice is arguing the boarder wall funding plan is within the powers of the president. >>> twitter ban on political advertising takes effect today. twitter ceo jack dorsey says he believes political messages should be earned and not bought. the decision is different from other social media companies like facebook that have resisted the push to stop taking political ads. >>> now the democrats are wrapp

officer told civilians to go back to their country during a traffic collision investigation of an sfpd vehicle. i can't see what the facts that would surround that that would make that anything less than a bias-motivated incident, but perhaps it was. [inaudible] >> commissioner hamasaki: oh, i'm sorry, yes. a written reprimand. >> commissioner dejesus: that's what the d.p.a. recommended. >> commissioner hamasaki: that was just the foundation of my question. which was how do you determine what to produce publicly here for these summaries because obviously, we're reading this short summary, and oh, my gosh, that's outrageous, or meh. who decides who to put in the summaries? >> so the summary's a work in progress between a bunch of people in our agency including one of the staff lawyers as well as sarah monder and myself and director henderson review them. >> commissioner hamasaki: is it possible to get more information than we already have? >> we have to provide enough information to make it somewhat useful but to protect the officer's rights about what happened. >> commissioner hamasaki