i mention sfpd.you to work closely with san francisco office of racial equity to hold all departments accountable to ending current racial disparities that exist in our great city. as a member of the fabulous arts and culture community, i especially ca ask you to pay special attention to the funding that exists within that department. thank you very much. >> hi. my name is e.k., and i'm a resident in district 8. i want to say something covered already, so i wanted to mention something that happened to me a very short time ago, but it feels like an eternity. so back in may, at the beginning of the george floyd protests, i was in a peaceful protest that was led by black and brown people. and there were all these cops there, and they kept rising and rising until they outnumbered us 2:1. and they had motorcycles and riot gear, and they got paid overtime. and the next day, cops converged on a handful of peaceful protesters sitting on the ground, and they got overtime pay. we just listened to a nurse descr

i'm calling to defund sfpd. was so excited when mayor breed, couple of months ago, wanted to stop police from responding to non-criminal activity. i'm not sure what happened with that and how that is no in the this budget for 2021. that involve creating new jobs that will have more people out in the streets. where does this go? what happened? if you care about this. do it. it takes work. i expected better you said you would do better, you're not doing better. reject this budget and please defund the sfpd. thank you. >> thank you very much for your comments. next speaker. >> hello everyone. my name is karina. i live in district 3. when will this stop? look at your own bloody history. we're in the mil middle of a pandemic and wildfires now we're asking for more funding to department that kills people. it is ridiculous as people in pay taxes and people left of you, we have to spend weeks and months protesting and e-mailing to be heard. i'm a white woman and i'm a immigrant. when i was 17 after moving to country, i

sfpd does not keep our community

please, defund, disarm, disband sfpd. advocating for so many different organizations that it does such good work that helps the community. i urge you to fund those organizations, fund organizations and departments that really help the people of san francisco. i took the time to go and read one of your backgrounds. everyone here on this committee. and you all either advocate to end homelessness or improve education within san francisco. both incredibly noble goals. there's so much money sitting in the sfpd budget you could use to divert to both of those goals and help fix so many issues here in the city. i know you are tired of hearing us calling into say defund the police. i can see it in your faces and i know you are tired of hearing it and the meetings go really long. we're not going anywhere. we'll call back next cycle. this movement is growing. i know you may not like it. i know you have issues with how it's run but this issues isn't going anywhere. i may be extremely naive in this and i am a little knew to being invo

the sfpd continues to harm communities of color.lice target brake and brown students and research proves that it does not make students safer. since they already voted to end their contract with the police, and the school resource officers should be eliminated from this year's budget and have their positions cut. when we gave the sfpd body cameras they exploited it by allowing the officers to view the videos before writing their reports and excusing police officers' violence despite evidence. and we asked for transparency about police violence, police departments moved to drag their feet in releasing reports. reform doesn't work. so i rpblg you to fire sfpd officers and fire sheriff deputies and invest in sources to keep people safe, like housing and health care and reparations and also fund the budget and justice coalition. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. just an update for members of the committee and members of the public listening to the call, we are looking at 76 members in the public still waiting in line to

defund sfpd. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello.i've been spending my life fighting for justice. too many times to count police have harassed our people. they [indiscernible]. please give us some water. he was sweating profusely. he begged him. only then did they call the ambulance. i'm so teared this behavior. right now millions of people because of the pandemic and the fires are thinking for of themselves and not the others. we are going to get rid of the police and jails. your job is to make a just transition. we'll take it over until you do the right thing. end the suffering and violence. >> thank you very much for your comments. could we have the next speaker, please. >> caller, please go ahead. >> good morning, supervis super. i'm a local 21 member. i'm the supervisor, my job is sttomonitor funding. we are ensuring residents continue to enjoy our parks and community gardens. now i'm having to choose between my job. my family relies on my wage to pay for rent that continues to increases. the consumer price index for consumers i

call 1.877.only.att >>> sfpd decided to go bigger and more permanent with a new black lives matter sign. >> uber and lyft threatening shutdowns due to a labor dispute. >> public lots and plazas, outdoor spaces now open to businesses in san jose struggling during the up.abc 7 news at 11:00 starts rt now. >>> and breaking news out of southern california. the los angeles angeles forest has exploded. these are live pictures of the lake fire threatening homes and forcing evacuations. >> l.a. county firefighters are being assisted by several agencies. a dc-10 tanker just arrived from arizona. the fire is at 0% containment. crews expect that number to change overnight. because of covid-19, an overnight shelter hasn't been established and evacuees are being told to stay in their cars. >> the fire started around 3:30 north of santa clarita. the l.a. county sheriff's department said heat and southwesterly winds are just not helping. abc7 news meteorlogist sandhya patel has more on the conditions they're facing. low humidity is a problem, too. >> it has been indeed. let's look at the current condi

our sfpd units ultimately soft site of the vehicle. shortly after losing sight of the vehicle, it entered against the red light and striking another vehicle. unfortunately, the driver of the other vehicle was killed in that collision and was declared deceased at the scene. two passengers were safely injured and transported to the hospital in critical condition. the driver of the suspect vehicle attempted to flee and was arrested nearby. a firearm was located on his person. there were four other occupants in the suspect vehicle and they were treated for minor injuries and transported to the hospital. the driver of the vehicle has been looked for felony charges including murder and several other vehicle code violations. in that case has been filed the district attorney's office. the investigation is ongoing. the alameda county sheriffs are vexininvestigating the robbery d coordinating with our investigators on that case. also he want to give you an update on the homicide that i mentioned last week that happened at fourth and mission. the

that last column on total, you see the sfpd total, you asked total count for sfpd, that number is 266total. 84.92% male, 15.08% female. if you go up to the top and down, each department of is broken down by male and female and by ethnicity race. white 48.01%, that breaks down to 6% of the department is white male, 7.25% of department is white female. in terms of black, 9.46% of the department is black and that break down is 7.60 male and 1.86 female. hispanic 17.51% of our department is hispanic and break down is 14.06% male hispanic and 3.45% female hispanic. asian, break down is 16.89%, breakdown is 15.34% male and 1.55% female. latino, 5.92%, that breakdown is 5.44% male, 0.49% female. american indian is .31% and that breakdown is .81% male. other, 1.55% with the breakdown of 1.3% male and 0.22% female. one other question that was asked by supervisor peskin, this information is good as of last year when we did this research on how we compare in terms of gender diversity with other departments. i will read it off to you. in terms of other departmentses that part of -- departments th

following is our why from every corner of the sfpd beginning with command staff. we are committed to respect, dignity, equity inclusion and healing. special operations. black lives matter because human lives, equity and voices matter to us. investigations borough. black lives matter to us seeking peace and justice for victims, families and the community. history has under mined trust will not set the standard for the future. humanity and transparent builds trust. we are in this together. airport borough. since 1619 the value of black lives is at the center of our challenges as a nation. it is a way of existing that should permeate every aspect of being an american. operations borough. we celebrate diversity and value voices of change. that was central district. southern district station. actively seeks justice and equality for black lives gives us as police the opportunity to live up to our oath and a chief true noticeability. >> the officers at bayview station choose to serve a community that has been underserved and discriminated against. black lives have always

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i would like to be able to call a number to keep people safe, a number that doesn't lead to sfpd coming in to take care of situations like the unhoused. i would love to be able to call a number to help women and indigenous to keep them safe, and a number that doesn't involve sfpd coming on the streets. [inaudible] last year, black people made up 5% of the population but made up 40% of all searches and 50% of the jail population. you must fire officers in order to ensure that we defund, disarm, and disband the sfpd and sheriff's department. we heard you say that black lives matter, use your power to make the budget reflect that. fire sfpd officers, fire sheriff's deputies, and invest in resources that actually keep us all safe, such as housing, education, health care, and reparations. thank you so much for your t e time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> yeah, this is donna gilliam again. -- >> clerk: excuse me, ma'am. sorry, we have to pause your time. each speaker is allowed two minutes to speak only. can we please queue the next speaker, mr. qu? >> operat

defund sfpd. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello.i've been spending my life fighting for justice. too many times to count police have harassed our people. they [indiscernible]. please give us some water. he was sweating profusely. he begged him. only then did they call the ambulance. i'm so teared this behavior. right now millions of people because of the pandemic and the fires are thinking for of themselves and not the others. we are going to get rid of the police and jails. your job is to make a just transition. we'll take it over until you do the right thing. end the suffering and violence. >> thank you very much for your comments. could we have the next speaker, please. >> caller, please go ahead. >> good morning, supervis super. i'm a local 21 member. i'm the supervisor, my job is sttomonitor funding. we are ensuring residents continue to enjoy our parks and community gardens. now i'm having to choose between my job. my family relies on my wage to pay for rent that continues to increases. the consumer price index for consumers i

slow the spread. >>> a new look for sfpd. a black lives matter poster will hang at all police stations. member of the police department and the police commission teamed up to design the posters. last month, the police commission unanimously approved displaying them in all stations. >> an officer is being hailed as a hero after he risked his own life to save a driver from a burning car. officer richmond responded to a crash on westbound 24. the car was on fire when the officer arrived. good samaritans had already tried to get the driver out but the door was jammed shut. that's when the officer pulled the driver out through the window, as the car was engulfed. both richmond and the driver were treated for smoke inhalation. that driver, luckily, now is expected to be okay. >> the rotary club of san jose donating this multiuse van to catholic charities of santa clara county. the idea is to use the van to reach homeless people, as well as those living in underserved communities. the van is equipped to provide a variety of services

. >> they voted unanimously to require sfpd to display black lives matter posters. the sign will be here at police headquarters and teen signs will be hung in public spaces in all the district stations. the police commission was pleased. >> that it will be mounted helps to see how seriously you all have taken it. >> these are just platitudes. >> she is an organizer for thes. she said it is a distraction from the real conversation. >> it shouldn't be just about posters. what we need is a budget this year that will defund the police, fire sheriff's deputies and eliminate the interactions with officers in our communities. >> chief scott is prepared for cuts but stands by sfpd. >> it is a shared sacrifice. we need a budget. no mistake about it, to do our jobs. >> an extremely close call on the tracks. see when a man is pulled to safety. >> plus an exclusive look at the first bay area vaccine trial. >>> also, uber and lyft threaten to hit the brakes on service in california. that could mean for riders and drivers. >>> here's a first look at what is coming up. >> thanks.

but recall a g tells him they won't release any images until the sfpd investigation is complete in san francisco noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>well to the east bay now rocha police are taking a closer look at what's behind the recent uptick in gun violence, the city has seen at least 5 killing since last thursday kron four's dan thorn takes a closer look. >>in an effort to take a stand against recent gun violence police tour in east oakland neighborhood crippled by crime we are seeing a spike in crime that shows about an 80% increase in shootings this quarter. and you know these are not numbers police say between august 6th and august 9th, at least 5 people were shot and killed 3 of those killings happening within a 7 hour span. the most recent deadly shooting taking place on holly street near 86th avenue early sunday morning we here at opd we personalize every one of these tragedies are city mourns for all of those who have lost their life they are not numbers to us. >>they are victims. the city of oakland has prided itself on cutting down on shootings and homicides by 50% over a 5 yea

and then the remaining sfpd work order has allowed the 10b shifts, the overtime shifts, for sfpd officers to earn extra money and patrol the perimeter of the main library tha. there was also some enhanced security for the eureka branch valley library. we feel that we no longer need those services moving forward. our buildings and grounds patrol officers are providing security for the main library and the branches. the sheriff's department work order is a different service for the library. we do feel that we need this continued partnership with the sheriff's department. as you know, the sheriff's department provides security for the entrances of all municipal buildings and the civil center, and we do have a work order agreement with the sheriff's department to provide that service in the atrium, the first floor of the main library. in addition, having the sheriff's department here on site at the main library, they help us with emergency response. and they are also an added security measure. the main library has the largest concentration of employees at any given time. and also, you know, p

that last column on total, you see the sfpd total, you asked total count for sfpd, that number is 266total. 84.92% male, 15.08% female. if you go up to the top and down, each department of is broken down by male and female and by ethnicity race. white 48.01%, that breaks down to 6% of the department is white male, 7.25% of department is white female. in terms of black, 9.46% of the department is black and that break down is 7.60 male and 1.86 female. hispanic 17.51% of our department is hispanic and break down is 14.06% male hispanic and 3.45% female hispanic. asian, break down is 16.89%, breakdown is 15.34% male and 1.55% female. latino, 5.92%, that breakdown is 5.44% male, 0.49% female. american indian is .31% and that breakdown is .81% male. other, 1.55% with the breakdown of 1.3% male and 0.22% female. one other question that was asked by supervisor peskin, this information is good as of last year when we did this research on how we compare in terms of gender diversity with other departments. i will read it off to you. in terms of other departmentses that part of -- departments th

the san francisco police commission voted unanimously last month to require sfpd to display "black lives matter" posters. but some say the signs are a distraction from the real conversation. >> it shouldn't be just about posters. what we need is a budget this eputies and ll defund the eliminate the interactions with officers. >> and the police chief bill scott says he is prepared for kurts but stands by sfpd. >>> is an hsan jose is now opening up more parking lots for businesses. they already shut down traffic along san pedro street. and new they are exditiare permitting process for others. but there are some limitations. >> my stylist uses a lot of styling tools and there is not really available in the park. >> to get people spread out, we need a lot of space. >>> deb davis says the expansion could start as ear as next week in places like fountain alley and hammer theater center. >>> and speaking of dining out, san francisco of course looks a lot different when you are dining out these days. instead of a fancy candlelight dinner at a restaurant, a lot of people are headed to farms in li

both sfpd groups are in two buildings that need to be vacated. they will join the new $183 million facility in late 2021. >> elements of the cfi and the traffic company are housed at the hall of justice, which has been determined to be seismically unfit. it is slated for demolition. in addition to that the forensic services crime lab is also slated for demolition. it was time and made sense to put these elements currently spread in different parts of the city together into a new facility. >> the project is located in the bayview area, in the area near estes creek. when san francisco was first formed and the streetcars were built back it was part of the bay. we had to move the building as close to the edge as possible on bedrock and solid elements piles down to make sure it was secure. >> it will be approximately 100,000 square feet, that includes 8,000 square feet for traffic company parking garage. >> the reason we needed too new building, this is inadequate for the current staffing needs and also our motor department. the officers need more roo

since we are considering your appointment to the oversight body of the sfpd. i'm curious why you would be against having a similar body. >> i appreciate that question and giving me the opportunity to talk about it. i don't normally have that platform. my feelings about the legislation at this point is inconsequential. i support oversight. it is consistent with my overall vision when it comes to the law enforcement. i have been public about calls for independent committees and oversight nationwide. i want to put that out there. my reserves are in the co contet strictly on the budget. the short fall we're going to be feeling in san francisco over the next two years is a reality. i had a chance to think about this. i think we need to seize this moment. i'm hopeful that the board of supervisors and the mayor's office will figure out these budgeting priorities. we really do need to be bold and not fearful. when i think about other bold initiatives like the san francisco bank for example. it will benefit-justice is on the ballot. i would be willing to publicly suppo

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following is our why from every corner of the sfpd beginning with command staff. we are committed to respect, dignity, equity inclusion and healing. special operations. black lives matter because human lives, equity and voices matter to us. investigations borough. black lives matter to us seeking peace and justice for victims, families and the community. history has under mined trust will not set the standard for the future. humanity and transparent builds trust. we are in this together. airport borough. since 1619 the value of black lives is at the center of our challenges as a nation. it is a way of existing that should permeate every aspect of being an american. operations borough. we celebrate diversity and value voices of change. that was central district. southern district station. actively seeks justice and equality for black lives gives us as police the opportunity to live up to our oath and a chief true noticeability. >> the officers at bayview station choose to serve a community that has been underserved and discriminated against. black lives have always

but recall a g tells him they won't release any images until the sfpd investigation is complete in san francisco noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>governor gavin newsome addressing the public. for the first time since that major glitch backlogged work on nearly 300,000 coronavirus records this as the state's top health officials suddenly resigned our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the story. >>why exactly california's public health director resigned is still not completely clear less than a day after accepting her resignation governor gavin, newsome is staying tight-lipped about doctor sanya angels abrupt departure. >>i try not to have personnel conversations in public. i don't know that it serves a larger good and the end of the the buck stops with me, i'm accountable reporters repeatedly pressed governor gavin newsome on the sudden step down of one of california's top health officers why she leave doctor sanya angels resignation letter sent sunday did not include a reason this is a fluid situation angels stood alongside new son at the start of the pandemic and has been a part o

following is our why from every corner of the sfpd beginning with command staff. we are committed to respect, dignity, equity inclusion and healing. special operations. black lives matter because human lives, equity and voices matter to us. investigations borough. black lives matter to us seeking peace and justice for victims, families and the community. history has under mined trust will not set the standard for the future. humanity and transparent builds trust. we are in this together. airport borough. since 1619 the value of black lives is at the center of our challenges as a nation. it is a way of existing that should permeate every aspect of being an american. operations borough. we celebrate diversity and value voices of change. that was central district. southern district station. actively seeks justice and equality for black lives gives us as police the opportunity to live up to our oath and a chief true noticeability. >> the officers at bayview station choose to serve a community that has been underserved and discriminated against. black lives have always

but recall a g tells him they won't release any images until the sfpd investigation is complete in san francisco noelle bellow kron 4 news, san mateo police have more information tonight about the man who they say beat and sexually assaulted a woman in her 60's, this is a close up look of a man who police described as either white or light-skinned hispanic. >>and homeless police say the incident happened just before 11 o'clock last wednesday night near a bus stop at night and south el camino real. the man is believed to be in san mateo police say they found his red hoodie and a silver bicycle here was reported to have been writing 27 year-old matthew butler lucci is and sent mateo county jail tonight in connection to a robbery and stabbing yesterday in menlo park. police say a 7.11 employee was found stands on his neck and hand officers say they later found the suspect was stolen property and a knife which was believed used in that attack. >>police in san francisco are searching for a suspect who attacked a 76 year-old man with a metal bar friday morning in the tenderloin neighborhood

but recall a g tells him they won't release any images until the sfpd investigation is complete in san francisco noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>to the east bay in our open olice are taking a closer look at what's behind a recent uptick in gun violence yesterday chief susan manheimer toured east oakland neighborhood where a man was shot and killed early sunday morning. the city has seen at least 5 killings since last thursday and the chief says that they're investigating gang conflicts and other connections now to the gun violence. >>we are not alone. we are seeing a major spike in gun crime in shootings and many of our major cities in this quarter and we have been here before about we drove down gun crime then and we will do it again. >>chief manheimer says that opd has taken more than 500 guns off the streets. so far this year they're hoping that will help. in san francisco, a 76 year-old man was attacked with a metal bar in the tenderloin it happened friday night on the street right near leavenworth street. the victim was hit multiple times in the head and is now being treated at the h

since we are considering your appointment to the oversight body of the sfpd. i'm curious why you would be against having a similar body. >> i appreciate that question and giving me the opportunity to talk about it. i don't normally have that platform. my feelings about the legislation at this point is inconsequential. i support oversight. it is consistent with my overall vision when it comes to the law enforcement. i have been public about calls for independent committees and oversight nationwide. i want to put that out there. my reserves are in the co contet strictly on the budget. the short fall we're going to be feeling in san francisco over the next two years is a reality. i had a chance to think about this. i think we need to seize this moment. i'm hopeful that the board of supervisors and the mayor's office will figure out these budgeting priorities. we really do need to be bold and not fearful. when i think about other bold initiatives like the san francisco bank for example. it will benefit-justice is on the ballot. i would be willing to publicly suppo

but recall a g tells him they won't release any images until the sfpd investigation is complete in san francisco noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>well to the east bay in our open police are taking a closer look at what's behind the recent uptick in gun violence. the city has seen at least 5 killing since last thursday and kron four's dan thorn has more on the story. >>in an effort to take a stand against recent gun violence police tour in east oakland neighborhood crippled by crime we are seeing a spike in crime that shows about an 80% increase in shootings this quarter. and you know these are not numbers police say between august 6th and august 9th, at least 5 people were shot and killed 3 of those killings happening within a 7 hour span. the most recent deadly shooting taking place on holly street near 86th avenue early sunday morning we here at opd we personalize every one of these tragedies are city mourns for all of those who have lost their life they are not numbers to us. >>they are victims. the city of oakland has prided itself on cutting down on shootings and homicides by 50% over

. ♪ >>> sfpd decided to go bigger and more permanent with a new black lives matter sign. >> uber andr dispute. >> public lots and ow open to businesses in san jose struggling during the pandemic. >> tracking a heat wave coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> and breaking news out of southern california. the los angeles angeles forest has exploded. these are live pictures of the lake fire threatening homes and forcing evacuations. >> l.a. county firefighters are being assisted by several agencies. a dc-10 tanker just arrived from arizona. the fire is at 0% containment. crews expect that number to change overnight. because of covid-19, an overnight shelter hasn't been established and evacuees are being told to stay in their cars. >> the fire started around 3:30 north of santa clarita. the l.a. county sheriff's department said heat and southwesterly winds are just not helping. ab

>>sfpd investigators say they are studying these trends and coordinating their response work trying to keep up all on. >>the trends that we are seeing are officers being in uniform as well as in plain clothes or out trying to freak with those areas that we believe may be targeted. >>police say they have limited information on any suspects in san francisco has a menu kron 4 news. >>and san mateo county supervisor introducing an ordinance this would find people who violate covid-19 health orders, including people who are not wearing a mask. they could be punished with fines up to a $1000. even potential jail time up to 90 days, individuals would be fined between 100 to $500 for each violation. business would also be fined, san mateo county was the last bay area county to be added to the state's covid-19 watch list. as san francisco is approaching 7,000 cases of covid-19 a 1000 of them happened in just the last 2 weeks. there are some encouraging signs cases and hospitalizations are dropping from where they were in july kron four's dan kerman joins us live and has the latest dan. >>they a

. >>> sfpd has a new look at every police station. beginning today, a black lives matter poster or banner there will be in all stations. chief scott posing next to one of them. members of the police department and police commission teamed up to design the posters. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, so much of the coronavirus is still a mystery and unknown, include yg the virus makes some people so sick but others have no symptoms at all. stanford researchers are trying to figure out exactly why. cheryl hurd talked to a family in sunnyvale that survived the virus. >> reporter: connie is a coronavirus survivor, and she recently climbed mt. whitney after beating the virus. an amazing feat, given her entire family contracted covid in early april. >> got sick on the first friday of april. we decided to start treating him with his regular meds. >> reporter: when the meds didn't work, connie's daughter, natalia, started getting sick. >> the monday i came back from work, i saw everyone in bed. >> reporter: the family of four, along with their nanny, a

you see an sfpd officer with her knee appearing to be on a man's neck while she talks to him. female: we ordered him to leave, but he didn't want to. candice: after the cellphone video circulated over the weekend, san francisco police released the body cam footage from five different angles showing more of the incident. we spoke to lieutenant mike nevin with the department's field tactic force options unit. does san francisco police policy allow for officers to use their knees on someone's neck to restrain them? mike nevin: no. what i saw in the video from minneapolis, minnesota was horrific. candice: san francisco police chief william scott ordered an administrative review of the january incident and invited the city's department of police accountability to independently investigate the arrest. male: are you injured? candice: our investigative unit reached out to more than a dozen other law enforcement agencies throughout the bay area. these police and sheriffs departments told us they do not allow their officers to place their knees on necks to restrain someone. san jose police resp

today sfpd announced a $100,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction of theerson or people responsible for that shooting. jace was shot while watching fireworks. police don't think he was the intended target. >>> a man who led police on a chase in the south bay in custody tonight. it started with reports of a man with a pellet gun possibly shooting at other cars on highway 101 south of alum rock avenue in san jose. as officers kept other drivers away, the suspect took off in his car, leading police on a chase. they went after him for almost an hour, eventually tracking him down in front of a liquor store in south san jose. police surrounded him with guns drawn until they felt they could safely have him get out of his car and on the ground. >>> turning now to the fight against covid-19. the state's testing backlog is officially cleared and we now know how it's affecting our numbers. late last month the state revealed some 250,000 tests hadn't been processed because of a glitch. well, that meant the number of new cases was being underreported. now the state is

sfpd is trying to piece together who shot a teenage boy this evening.t happened just before 8:00 p.m. near the intersection of sunnydale and hahn near mclaren park. officers say the 17-year-old victim has life-threatening injuries. investigators are still canvassing the scene. >>> a major shake-up in the bay area's most populous city. san jose police chief eddie garcia is retiring. we broke this story during our 5:00 p.m. newscast. among the questions tonight, what prompted his retirement, and what's next for san jose? here's nbc bay area's ian cull. >> reporter: san jose will be getting a new police chief as re years as the top cop and 28 years on the force.t(t( he says in a statement, i came to san jose as a young boy from puerto rico, learned how to speak english here, andÑi ultimately became chief of theñ tenth largest city in the country. i will forever be grateful to the city and this department and privileged to have had a front-row seat to watch the amazing work of the men and women of this department. t,npj(# city and to the communi >> reporter

and how will you be defunding the sfpd. i would hate for this department to be caught but in the future when this does happen being prepared to make thoughtful cuts in a timely matter. thank you for your time. >> thank you. any more callers? >> one more. >> they hung up. >> please call the next line item. >> 8, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 10a below, including public comment on item 9 and whether to hold item 10 and to invoke the attorney-client privilege for item 10a, action. i think we have one caller. >> ok. >> good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> speaker: i would like to strongly encourage the police commission not to hold this item in closed session. i'm very concerned about how the implications with regard to the brown act, and i am very concerned about the -- just what's going on. and i feel like the corruption -- i just don't feel comfortable with these closed sessions. i remember last week we were told that there was certain attorney/client privilege that needed to be held in closed se

organizers of today's march say sfpd is being "unfairly demonized" and want to show their support for officers and their dedication to the city. the walk starts at 8:00 this morning near the dejhung museum. >>> a major shift tomorrow in california's road to reopening. governor newsom's new guideline also be ushered in and based on the four color coded tiers, purple, red, orange and yellow, purple meaning there is widespread transmission down to yellow, which is minimal. most of the bay area will start off in purple. however, hair salons and barber shops along with malls will be able to open with limited indoor operations. keep in mind, counties do have the final say and ey can't have stricter guidelines than the state. for example, san francisco, they are taking a slower approach. salons will only be able to open outdoors. san francisco health leaders are accepting waiver applications this week for schools to be able to reopen for in-person learning, according to "the examiner" sfusd has not applied so far. if you have questions about this new color coded system for reopening, you can

i've already made inquiries to the sfpd and district attorney's office and will work with them to ensure a thorough investigation and follow-up. no arrests have been made yet. the board stands with all of our drivers and all of our front line workers during this pandemic. we will absolutely not tolerate hate or abuse as a sacrifice to serve our city. i hope we find those who perpetrated these horrible events and bring them to justice. finally i'd like to elaborate on an item that we've been discussing here since october of 2019. this obviously is going to be the subject of discussion today, later today the board of sawp supervisors, that's the decision we made last tuesday to place a sales tax on this move's ballot together with santa clara coun county. i don't want to put words in commissioner's mouth but i think we both remain hopeful that representatives will support us in advancing the voter consideration and if passed sets up an immediate and long term set of funds with a near term discussion of cal tran governance support. these are key to support that san francisco and santa clara

. >> chair fewer: i think it speaks to the volume of sfpd open spaces because they all have parks, auditoriums, and they're fairly large. why aren't we using those? >> right now, i am having conversations with dr. matthews and school leadership to try to figure those pieces out? >> chair fewer: okay. when you talk about large facilities, that's right. president yee said there's over 100 of them, and we know that almost all of them have outdoor space, they have outdoor gardens. they have huge auditoriums and assembly rooms, and it doesn't quite make sense, quite frankly. supervisor ronen, last question? >> supervisor ronen: yeah, last question, so you're changing the date when you're starting. you're not starting september 14, you are starting immediately? >> yeah. so september 14, we are starting, with 2,000 immediately. >> supervisor ronen: so monday, you're starting with 2,000? >> no, registration is starting monday. >> supervisor ronen: okay. so you keep saying immediately, but what you mean by immediately is september 14? >> yes. i'm sorry. >> supervisor ronen: i'm, like, did we roll out t