and the sfpd describes the level of anti-black violence in sfpd as extreme. so it's a matter of life and death for black and brown san franciscans. so given how racist the p.o.a. is, they can't have a negotiation without a public hearing. so reject the p.o.a. contract and make all future negotiations public. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> caller: my name is dillon tabrith and i live and work in district 6. i'll calling to demand the board of supervisors to reject the racist police officers contract renegotiation and to call a public hearing to provide transparency into future contract negotiations. i have been disappointed by the lack of action taken by the board of supervisors on this issue. this renegotiation is exactly what the p.o.a. wants. it gets two additional years of raises and locks in their lack of transparency and accountability and sets them up to negotiate the next contract within the mayoral election year when they had no leverage. stand up to the racist p.o.a. why is sa

and the sfpd describes the level of anti-black violence in sfpd as extreme. so it's a matter of life and death for black and brown san franciscans. so given how racist the p.o.a. is, they can't have a negotiation without a public hearing. so reject the p.o.a. contract and make all future negotiations public. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> caller: my name is dillon tabrith and i live and work in district 6. i'll calling to demand the board of supervisors to reject the racist police officers contract renegotiation and to call a public hearing to provide transparency into future contract negotiations. i have been disappointed by the lack of action taken by the board of supervisors on this issue. this renegotiation is exactly what the p.o.a. wants. it gets two additional years of raises and locks in their lack of transparency and accountability and sets them up to negotiate the next contract within the mayoral election year when they had no leverage. stand up to the racist p.o.a. why is sa

in a statement sfpd says quote it's working closely with all members of the public we serve including businesses, we're always assessing crime trends in addressing staffing to accommodate for fluctuations in crime as of pd also said it does have officers on foot patrolling the area kron 4 cameras caught 2 officers at that store wednesday afternoon for a call. this is who didn't want to go on camera so for months they've seen groups of people walk in and walk out with garbage bags, full of merchandise. they say they understand why the decision was made not of them a call kron 4 news. >>time now is 4 '06 and dozens of small businesses in richmond are spending thousands of dollars to fix damage done by vandals this crime spree happened over the weekend businesses along clement street in the total 45 businesses were affected. by this as you can see its surveillance video that we're showing you from nourish cafe on sunday morning, the thieves stole a cash register. and several tablets from the store was about why you $500 loss for nourish, but let me tell you i love this place, it's a litt

it says sfpd, and black lives matter. that's something in addition to the great posters we already have inside the stations, but i look forward to bringing that back to the commission and working with commission folks on that. >> commissioners, may i comment? >> vice president taylor: yes, yes. >> we are prepared to put the decals in the station. i have the decals, i have the prototypes, and we're ready to put them up in the stations. >> by all means, chief, i don't want to held anything up. >> vice president taylor: all right. anything -- i see nothing else from other commissioners, so if we can call the next line item. >> clerk: next line item, line item 2, discussion and possible action to approve draft department general order 1.08, community policing, for meeting with the san francisco police officers association as required by law. >> vice president taylor: okay. do we need public comment or -- >> clerk: yes. members of the public who wish to enter public comment dial 415-600-0001, enter meeting i.d. 1469648533, pre

it says sfpd, and black lives matter.hat's something in addition to the great posters we already have inside the stations, but i look forward to bringing that back to the commission and working with commission folks on that. >> commissioners, may i comment? >> vice president taylor: yes, yes. >> we are prepared to put the decals in the station. i have the decals, i have the prototypes, and we're ready to put them up in the stations. >> by all means, chief, i don't want to held anything up. >> vice president taylor: all right. anything -- i see nothing else from other commissioners, so if we can call the next line item. >> clerk: next line item, line item 2, discussion and possible action to approve draft department general order 1.08, community policing, for meeting with the san francisco police officers association as required by law. >> vice president taylor: okay. do we need public comment or -- >> clerk: yes. members of the public who wish to enter public comment dial 415-600-0001, enter meeting i.d. 1469648533, press

>>police say counter protesters also threw several glass and plastic bottles cans and eggs one sfpd officer was pictured being knocked to the ground anderson as well as another trump supporter had to be taken away by ambulance as the event fell apart a crowd was seen taking to market street to march towards twitter headquarters counter protesters led by a shield line tried blocking people from passing anderson who is not from california addressed the attack on social media saying antifa was responsible. >>we just learned from san francisco police tonight that 3 officers were hurt during this rally and protest after they were hit with pepper spray and other chemicals. >>so far no arrests have been made reporting live in the newsroom. dan thorn kron 4 news dan thanks now to the south bay where it was deadly 8 hours overnight for folks in san jose, 3 people killed in 2 separate scenes in a matter of hours. just before midnight police responding to a

in a statement sfpd says quote it's working closely with all members of the public we serve including businesses, we're always assessing crime trends in addressing staffing to accommodate for fluctuations in crime. sfpd also said it does have officers on foot patrolling the area kron 4 cameras caught 2 officers at that store wednesday afternoon for a call. this is who didn't want to go on camera so for months they've seen groups of people walked in and walked out with garbage bags, full of merchandise. they say they understand why the decision was made. and kron 4 also did reach out to walgreens this afternoon for a comment to see if there are any other stores in the bay area's still dealing with those same issues. >>and if they are expecting any more closures this year. so far we have yet to hear back. we'll let you know if we do live tonight in the newsroom jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>thank you jonathan dozens of small businesses in the enrichment are now out thousands of dollars after vandals edged windows broke down doors and burglarized the cafe the crime spree happened over t

it says sfpd, and black lives matter.omething in addition to the great posters we already have inside the stations, but i look forward to bringing that back to the commission and working with commission folks on that. >> commissioners, may i comment? >> vice president taylor: yes, yes. >> we are prepared to put the decals in the station. i have the decals, i have the prototypes, and we're ready to put them up in the stations. >> by all means, chief, i don't want to held anything up. >> vice president taylor: all right. anything -- i see nothing else from other commissioners, so if we can call the next line item. >> clerk: next line item, line item 2, discussion and possible action to approve draft department general order 1.08, community policing, for meeting with the san francisco police officers association as required by law. >> vice president taylor: okay. do we need public comment or -- >> clerk: yes. members of the public who wish to enter public comment dial 415-600-0001, enter meeting i.d. 1469648533, press pound,

in a statement sfpd says quote it's working closely with all members of the public we serve including businesses, we're always assessing crime trends in addressing staffing to accommodate for fluctuations in crime. sfpd also said it does have officers on foot patrolling the area kron 4 cameras caught 2 officers at that store wednesday afternoon for a call. this is who didn't want to go on camera so for months they've seen groups of people walk in and walk out with garbage bags, full of merchandise. they say they understand why the decision was made. kron 4 also reaching out to walgreens corporate headquarters in illinois today to see if they have any other plans to close any other locations here in the bay area. >>and if those areas or which stores could also be dealing with excessive shoplifting so far we're still waiting to hear back for what they have to say. we're live tonight in the newsroom jonathan mccall kron 4 news. thank you jonathan sad situation there new at 9 dozens of san francisco, small businesses in the inner richmond. >>they're now out of thousands of dollars after v

sfpd says west was last seen in the area of crissy field in the morning of tuesday september 30th she goes by said and is described as 5 feet 10 inches tall weighed a 135 pounds she has hair that's been described as either blonde or light brown and blue eyes she was last seen wearing a sweatshirt athletic shorts and blue slip on vans tennis shoes. she may also have been carrying a black backpack. >>sydney's considered at risk due to. >>depression as says there is no evidence of foul play being involved with this case since the pandemic they've been dealing with an increase of cases involving people having a hard time right now the pressures. >>that all the shelter in place in the stress and worry of. >>of covid before covid came we are still dealing with even more so than ever the young woman's parents released a statement asking anyone with any information about their daughter's whereabouts to please contact investigators saying quote. >>we are anxious to have our daughter found safe and brought home. in addition to being under investigation by sfpd an investigator from the orange co

you are contracted by the doj, the california doj and sfpd together. do you work in some ways at the guidance and mandate of the doj? and what is the role of the california department of justice in this. i'm always surprised they aren't here considering they have a direct oversight. >> i think our role is to work collaboratively with the california department of justice collacollaboratively with the bd of supervisors to the extent that you are involved. work collab are actively with the police commission and to ensure the recommendations are met. they also provide is that they provide is that aligned with your contract or will they continue to be involved even if you aren't continuing to be contracted with sfpd? >> under our existing scope, our time lines align and i know the department will be speaking a little bit more about that during our presentation as well. >> ok. i just last thing, sometimes this is creating some degree of confusion and and it creates challenges in ensuring that the pro pro at level of oversight is done, particular low when we

you are contracted by the doj, the california doj and sfpd together. do you work in some ways at the guidance and mandate of the doj? and what is the role of the california department of justice in this. i'm always surprised they aren't here considering they have a direct oversight. >> i think our role is to work collaboratively with the california department of justice collacollaboratively with the bd of supervisors to the extent that you are involved. work collab are actively with the police commission and to ensure the recommendations are met. they also provide is that they provide is that aligned with your contract or will they continue to be involved even if you aren't continuing to be contracted with sfpd? >> under our existing scope, our time lines align and i know the department will be speaking a little bit more about that during our presentation as well. >> ok. i just last thing, sometimes this is creating some degree of confusion and and it creates challenges in ensuring that the pro pro at level of oversight is done, particular low when we

next line item. >> line item 2, status report regarding d.b.a., sfpd information sharing agreement. discussion. >> hi, commissioners. >> good evening, vice president taylor, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson. i am sharon wu, the chief of operations at dpa. and i am here with assistant chief to talk about a status update on information sharing. as a way of background, i will tell you that historically there have been challenges in sharing information with the department. most of that has been anecdotal and we have started to detail some of the areas that we would like to share bet we are the department. that was codified in a letter to the commission back on july 14. the department responded to that letter on august 10. on september 3 we started a series of meetings. and i think through the meetings we isolated the top four that we thought we could deal with earlier, quickly and be able to have common ground in terms of information sharing. and that is the status update and assistant chief mozer and i will be giving you today and knowing this is just a start to what i th

sfpd had been working to keep protesters and counter-protesters apart but violence broke out anyway. >>a san francisco rally and protest put on by right wing group team save america is met with opposition members of the group wearing red make america great again hats and carrying pro police flags were overwhelmed by the amount of counter protesters despite police standing by to control the crowds organizer philip anderson was seen being punched in the face and sfpd officer was also pictured being knocked to the ground. police say several glass and plastic bottles, cannes in eggs were thrown by counter-protesters anderson as well as another trump supporter had to be taken away by ambulance. once the event fell apart a crowd was seen taking to market street to march toward twitter headquarters counter protesters led by a shield line tried blocking people from passing. anderson who is not from california addressed the attack on social media saying antifa was responsible. san francisco police telling us tonight that 3 officers were hurt during this rally and protest after they were hit.

kron four's maureen kelly talked to the sfpd. >>that says that the young woman is considered at risk. >>here's a picture of sydney west the 19 year-old from chapel hill north carolina was recently a u c berkeley student but now living with friends in san francisco. sfpd says west was last seen in the area of crissy field in the morning of tuesday september 30th she goes by said and is described as 5 feet 10 inches tall weighed a 135 pounds she has hair that's been described as either blonde or light brown and blue eyes she was last seen wearing a sweatshirt athletic shorts and blue slip on vans tennis shoes. she may also have been carrying a black backpack. >>sydney's considered at risk due to. >>depression as says there is no evidence of foul play being involved with this case since the pandemic they've been dealing with an increase of cases involving people having a hard time right now the pressures. >>that all the shelter in place in the stress and worry of. >>of covid before covid came we are still dealing with even more so t

>>mainly deflation like people are just tired right now sfpd has an image of one of the suspects and they're reviewing surveillance footage for any more they're also increasing night patrols here in the neighborhood. they also asked that any businesses that are affected to file a police report and san francisco 10 of the psac ii kron 4 news. >>7.36 and take a look at this a man jumps over the counter in a downtown san francisco walgreens. >>and takes off with what he wants in this case it was an air mattress he walked out of an inside edition crew. >>was filming at the walgreens on van ness and eddie doing story about shoplifting win. it was shoplifted and this is a case people are seeing this more and more around the bay and because of this this particular location of walgreens actually closing the store on november 11th. >>time now is 7.37 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the latest on the judge's order that's forcing san quentin to release or transfer at least half of the inmates there because of coronavirus plus another option for families to spend time outside we'll have

next line item. >> line item 2, status report regarding d.b.a., sfpd information sharing agreement. discussion. >> hi, commissioners. >> good evening, vice president taylor, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson. i am sharon wu, the chief of operations at dpa. and i am here with assistant chief to talk about a status update on information sharing. as a way of background, i will tell you that historically there have been challenges in sharing information with the department. most of that has been anecdotal and we have started to detail some of the areas that we would like to share bet we are the department. that was codified in a letter to the commission back on july 14. the department responded to that letter on august 10. on september 3 we started a series of meetings. and i think through the meetings we isolated the top four that we thought we could deal with earlier, quickly and be able to have common ground in terms of information sharing. and that is the status update and assistant chief mozer and i will be giving you today and knowing this is just a start to what i th

and frankly, i'velized in san francisci've lived insan fre life, and i'm 100% behind the sfpd, and i'm 100% behind police brutality, and those two statements are not at all in contradiction with each other. so as a native son of san francisco, literally, to living here in pacific heights and westin park and all over the city, and as a small business owner that works in some of the richest neighborhoods, like presidio heights, as a native son, i'm tell you thithis legislation, i'm so happy to hear it has support from the entire board because the citizens of san francisco, whether they're a person of color or unknowingly exercising white privilege, are going to benefit if this passes. thank you so much. >> chairman: actually, i want to say thank you so much, mr. wanlilo. wanillo, just for your courage to be able to talk about. a lot of us have seen this video. i did hear the 9-1-1 call, and to your point, there are two things that really stood out to me. one, the fact that the male caller did state that you obviously do not live there. i do not know where this information came from. that

next line item. >> line item 2, status report regarding d.b.a., sfpd information sharing agreement.iscussion. >> hi, commissioners. >> good evening, vice president taylor, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson. i am sharon wu, the chief of operations at dpa. and i am here with assistant chief to talk about a status update on information sharing. as a way of background, i will tell you that historically there have been challenges in sharing information with the department. most of that has been anecdotal and we have started to detail some of the areas that we would like to share bet we are the department. that was codified in a letter to the commission back on july 14. the department responded to that letter on august 10. on september 3 we started a series of meetings. and i think through the meetings we isolated the top four that we thought we could deal with earlier, quickly and be able to have common ground in terms of information sharing. and that is the status update and assistant chief mozer and i will be giving you today and knowing this is just a start to what i thin

you tee director and i meet weekly with representatives from rec and park and the fire department, sfpd and the sheriff's department to ensure that there are folks supplementing park ranger staff educating individual members of the public around health order com buyance and wearing masks so we just led this group and make sure it's supported and we provide p.p.e. that we received from the covid-19 command center and so the data is crazy. this group has issued 90,000 admonishments to individuals and parks and 48,000 face coverings so that is kind of incredible dent and the program is made up of sfpd a did he tell or alert folks or nert folks and there is always uniformed officers there to ensure that they can folks arthey aresupportive. questions. you can stop the screen share though. thank you maggie and all the entertainment commission and staff it's an enormous amount of work and i also so many of us have different jobs but just to say we see all the work that you are doing and thank you it's a huge amount to take on. >> thank you that means amount. more questions or comments? >> >> g

the sfpd asks if anyone has experienced a similar incident to please come forward immediately. >>> allrn your attention once again to the forecast and ama we're paying attention to fire danger. >> yes, seems like it just keeps going. let's get the latest. >> it's only going to get worse, unfortunately. dan and ama, we have stronger winds coming our way. let's take a look at the live picture right now. emeryville camera has been bouncing because the winds have been picking up especially over the higher terrain. gusts to 27 right now. mount st. helene. 29 mount diablo. a north-northeast wind. those are the diablo winds that dry out the atmosphere even more. red flag warning until 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. low humidity and dry fuels not helping the situation. so the fires that do develop can quickly spread. gusts anywhere between 30 to 40 miles an hour during the overnight hours. from the san jose camera you see at the lower elevations nice and quiet. 57 in the city. 61 in oakland. 56 in gilroy. 63 degrees in san jose. from our explore tore yum camera a beautiful view of san francisco with just

sfpd had been working to keep these protesters and counter-protesters apart but violence broke out anyway. >>conservative and counter protesters clash in san francisco, an event aimed at taking on big tech dissolves into violence. >>make america great again hats and carrying pro police flags members of team save america were overwhelmed by the counter groups police work to keep control of the crowds but organizer philip anderson was seen being punched in the face. >>police say counter protesters also threw several glass and plastic bottles cans and eggs one sfpd officer was pictured being knocked to the ground anderson as well as another trump supporter had to be taken away by ambulance as the event fell apart a crowd was seen taking to market street to march towards twitter headquarters counter protesters led by a shield line tried blocking people from passing anderson who is not from california addressed the attack on social media saying antifa was responsible. >>we just learned from san francisco police tonight that 3 officers were hurt during this rally and protest after they were hit

the sfpd three police officers had to be treated. counterprotesters shut down market street and now phillip anderson is being criticized by the proud boys leadership. >> so i hear you're running your mouth, phillip, and that's cool. >> reporter: joe biggs blasted anderson for poor planning and pledged a full proud boys rally for san francisco. >> you had no attendance. you had nobody show up. and the few that did were sorely outnumbered by the enemy. >> reporter: once again phillip anderson has been suspended from twitter, facebook and instagram for violating their standards on promoting his event in san francisco. on sunday the sfpd made an arrest in this attack, charging 35-year-old adora anderson of whatsonville with mayhem and a hate crime enhancement. >> a gofundme account to help anderson fix his teeth is now at $28,000. he says he'll use the extra to plan another rally. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. ama? dion? >> dan, thank you so much. >>> san francisco police release new details and video today of a deadly officer-i

>>mainly deflation like people are just tired right now sfpd has an image of one of the suspects and they're reviewing surveillance footage for any more they're also increasing night patrols here in the neighborhood. they also asked that any businesses that are affected to file a police report and san francisco 10 the psac ii kron 4 news. >>the time is 5.19 and take a look at and jumping over counter in a downtown san francisco walgreens. >>and just taking what he wants that was an air mattress that he walked out with a crew from inside edition. >>was doing a story on van ness and eddie about shoplifting when they saw this shoplifting it's one of many cases of shoplifting that we've seen in the bay area because of the rampant problem at this location that store is closing for good this walgreens on november 11th james. >>all right time now is 5.20 coming up on the kron 4 morning news less than 2 weeks away now from the election and the fbi's accusing multiple countries of working to sway american voters. we'll explain what's going on. plus the latest on the coronavirus stimulus negot

sfpd had been working to keep protesters and counter-protesters apart. but violence broke out anyway. >>a san francisco rally and protest put on by right wing group team save america is met with opposition members of the group wearing red make america great again hats and carrying pro police flags were overwhelmed by the amount of counter protesters despite police standing by to control the crowds organizer philip anderson was seen being punched in the face and sfpd officer was also pictured being knocked to the ground. police say several glass and plastic bottles, cannes and eggs were thrown by counter-protesters anderson as well as another trump supporter had to be taken away by ambulance. once the event fell apart a crowd was seen taking to market street to march toward twitter headquarters counter protesters led by a shield line tried blocking people from passing. anderson who is not from california addressed the attack on social media saying antifa was responsible. >>san francisco police telling us tonight that 3 officers were hurt during this rally

in a statement sfpd says quote it's working closely with all members of the public we serve including businesses, we're always assessing crime trends in addressing staffing to accommodate for fluctuations in crime as of pd also said it does have officers on foot patrolling the area kron 4 cameras caught 2 officers at that store wednesday afternoon for a call. this is who didn't want to go on camera so for months they've seen groups of people walk in and walk out with garbage bags, full of merchandise. they say they understand why the decision was made got them a call kron 4 news. >>6.39 right now and dozens of small businesses in the inner richmond are spending thousands dollars to fix look at this spray paint all kinds of damage done by vandals this crime spree happened over the weekend to businesses on clement street and in total 45 businesses were affected. we have surveillance video this is from nourish cafe it's a tiny cafe and on sunday morning a thief went and stole a cash register and several tablets into a little business 2500 bucks loss is a lot, san francisco police respond

. >>> today sfpd will hold a virtual town hall to give an update on an officer involved shooting that stemmed from an alleged attempted carjacking at knifepoint off marcus street and 101. officers opened fire when they say they tried to detain the man. they did find a knife at the scene and the shooting was recorded on body camera video. the aftermath of the shooting was captured by someone who uploaded it to a citizen app. the town hall starts at 3:00 p.m. >>> when it comes to cracking down and finding people for not abiding by some of the mask rules, it turns out to be mostly just talk, at least that is the conclusion from "the chronicle" which asks counties how often people are being fined for not wearing masks. most people are wearing masks but probably not worth the risk to law enforcement officeers to cite people not following orders. instead, free masks are provided. fines issues to those ignoring county health orders. >>> ac transit buses have been outfitted with protective shields around drivers. they've added sanitizer dispensers as well. because of the upgrades, when restri

. >> a group called defend sfpd now gathered as officials held a virtual town hall on the shooting.ers say they also put their event online to generate a conversation within the community. >>> new developments. a man now faces charges in an attack on a rally organizer in san francisco. and a warning, some may find the following video disturbing. police today said 35-year-old adora anderson of watsonville punched phillip anderson moments before the free speech event. he lost teeth. it includes a hate crime enhancement. >>> a celebration of life is planned tomorrow for a fallen san francisco firefighter. a private memorial took place for jason cortez. police and firefighters escorted his body to st. ignacious. he was killed. and the celebration starts at oracle park. >>> california is adding an extra layer of protection to its covid-19 vaccine approval process. kate larsen has the latest on governor newsom's new commit he and why an epidemiologist thinks it could make for higher vaccination rates. >> reporter: when it comes to potential covid-19 vaccines governor newsom says just beca

. >>> today, sfpd will hold a town hall in response to a deadly police shooting. this happened earlier this month near golf and 12th streets. officers were trying to detain a car jacking suspect who they say was armed with a knife. that shooting was recorded on body camera video and the aftermath was captured by someone who uploaded it to citizen app. the town hall starts at 3:00 p.m. >>> we see right there the opening bell is in new york stock exchange p.m. today was one of those days. the dow dropped 200 points to start the week. coronavirus cases rise. >>> a public gathering tonight on google's massive new downtown west development plan. google leaders will also attend tonight's development application meeting. the company recently submitted its plans and preliminary sketches for that 80-acre new site in the area in san jose and includes 4,000 housing units and event space and hotel units and they hope to have the project certified next summer. >>> a legal battle now brewing between landlords and renters trying to make it in the bay. this in sonoma county. some

. >> a group called defend sfpd now gathered as officials held a virtual town hall on the shooting. organizers say they also put their event online to generate a conversation within the community. >>> new developments. a man now faces charges in an attack on a rally organizer in san francisco. and a warning, some may find the following video disturbing. police today said 35-year-old adora anderson of watsonville punched phillip anderson moments before the free speech event. he lost teeth. it includes a hate crime enhancement. >>> a celebration of life is planned tomorrow for a fallen san francisco firefighter. a private memorial took place for jason cortez. police and firefighters escorted his body to st. ignacious. he was killed. and the celebration starts at oracle park. >>> california is adding an extra layer of protection to its covid-19 vaccine approval process. kate larsen has the latest on governor newsom's new commit he and why an epidemiologist thinks it could make for higher vaccination rates. >> reporter: when it comes to potential covid-19 vaccines governor newsom says j

kron four's maureen kelly talked to sfpd which says the young woman is considered at risk. >>but after deferring until fall 2021. she's been living with friends in san francisco, according to her family has set pd says west was last seen in the area of crissy field in the morning of tuesday september 30th she goes by said and is described as 5 feet 10 inches tall weighed a 135 pounds she has hair that's been described as either blonde or light brown and blue eyes she was last seen wearing a sweatshirt athletic shorts and blue slip on vans tennis shoes. she may also have been carrying a black backpack. >>sydney's considered at risk due to. >>depression as says there is no evidence of foul play being involved with this case since the pandemic they've been dealing with an increase of cases involving people having a hard time right now you know we have been dealing with. >>number of people in mental crisis and we dealt with at all before covid came we are still dealing with even more so than ever. and so we completely understand and empathize with those who deal with crisis in

. >> sfpd says the shooting was captured on the body worn camera and footage will eventually be released. >>> coming up, outdoor dining survived. and the company tossing the lifeline to struggling restaurants in one bay area city. >>> i'm in san francisco, national coming out day. and for people to be honest with themselves and those around them. we'll have that story coming up. >>> and don't call it a comeback, it didn't last long enough. jimmy g lands back on the bench >>> doordash is delivering some help to struggling san jose restaurants as we head into the winter. the company is partnering with the city to award $5,000 grants to help cover costs like portable patio heaters, preparing to resume reduced capacity of indoor dining, happening as early as wednesday. restaurants with 50 or fewer employees can apply for grants starting friday. >>> and today is national coming out day. an invitation to those identifying as lgbtq to go public with their feelings. kpix 5 john ramos found out even today it's not easy. >> reporter: imagine what it is like to live your life pretending to be someo

cal/osha and sfpd are also investigating the cause. >>> turning to decision 2020. in just the past hour we learned that president trump got some good news from his doctor. the doctor cleared him to go out in public starting this saturday. saturday marks ten days since the president was diagnosed. this comes as the president says he wants to return to holding in-person rallies leading up to election day. today the president also refused to participate in the next debate with democrat joe biden. the debate commission that the debate would be virtual because of the president's covid diagnosis. joe biden said he was open to a virtual debate, but president trump scoffed at the idea of sitting behind a computer to debate. he also noted the moderators could cut him off whenever they felt the need to do that. >> i'm not going to waste my time on a virtual debate. >> you never know what's going to come out of his mouth. who knows? >> also today the president released a new video from the white house promising to get americans the same drugs he was given while at walter reed

5 shows in san francisco have become an increasing concern for city leaders because because of an sfpd as a symbol a unit of officers that are specifically trained to handle sideshows have deployed extra foot patrols and installed surveillance cameras out there in areas where sideshows have occurred. well still ahead on the kron 4 morning news one east bay city taking a different approach to tackling the homeless crisis. why officials say enforcement is not the answer. >>welcome back everyone, the famous for 29 t g i f thank you for waking up with us on a friday morning. we have john trouble standing by because we need to know what to expect as far as the weather is concerned for the weekend hey john hey there rob and we are going to be looking at a much cooler weekend of that is for sure, but we're also going to be seeing some really windy conditions at times this weekend which is the biggest concern as we make our way through the next few days as of right now we are seeing some relatively clear skies over san francisco. there's definitely some low clouds that have pushed in right acr

there are three different investigations happening right now by san francisco fire, sfpd, and cal/osha. a fire department spokesman told us today the top priority is finding out exactly what happened. they won't talk about any potential cause but instead they're waiting for a final determination. >>> get ready to go outside. san francisco's about to give kids a new place to play. in just a matter of days, the city set to reopen its playgrounds. in concord, this community park is already open to kids. the ones we saw playing today were wearing masks. the questions some have is will park goers be able to stick to the rules. nbc bay area's christie smith spoke to some parents. >> reporter: some parents said they were eager for their kids to get back on the playground because it's been a long time. others said they weren't sure about it, at least for now. dolores park is a popular spot in san francisco. for a while now, people can sit outside in social distancing circles, but since the pandemic began, the children's playground has been off limits. >> i would say we're ready for that. >> re

cal osha and sfpd are investigating the cause. >>> new developments tonight in san francisco's growing public corruption probe. a kind in a virtual federal court hearing. two city contractors at mided to bribing former publics work director nuru. the ceo of a construction firm provided free materials and labor to renovate his vacation home. they also say florence khan gave her a rolex watch. she also pled guilty to providing false statements to investigators. >>> a vackaville barber who defied orders to close shop despite the spread of covid-19 may now pay the price. the owner says the state is trying to take away his business license and cosmetology license. he's gotten several letters from the state attorney general's office this week ordering him to court. >> they're taking steps to make people that are hardworking american business owners. they're making us the bad guys, then nothing surprises me anymore. >> in a statement they say the board understands the covid-19 pandemic has greatly affected businesses and we're sensitive to that. however, the board's purpose is to protect cons

identified the victim as 21-year-old caesar vargas and also released body cam video of what happened before sfpd officers opened fire. >> what do you got, man? >> hey, drop it. drop it. what do you have? get down on the ground. >> hey, put the knife down. >> officers say shortly before the shooting on october 10th vargas car jacked a woman at knife point on market street. he let the car roll a bit before walking out and officers caught up with him and gave several commands, and during that time they say he charged at them with the knife. that's when o officers opened fire. they performed cpr, but he died at the scene. as election day approaches we are seeing physical attacks, ballot burning and a lot of bitterness. many political experts warn this may be getting even worse in these next few weeks. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney has more from san francisco. >> reporter: san francisco police announcing the arrest of a suspect in this assault. that man getting punch said in the mouth is 25-year-old philip anderson, the leader of team save america which organized a rally in san francisco saturday to

other we're all in this together the city's police department is also gearing up for election night sfpd says. >>they've canceled discretionary time off for officers, they'll also have additional cops working that night to respond to what they're calling spontaneous events maureen kelly kron 4 news, same basic idea in southern california rodeo drive in beverly hills will be closed to cars and pedestrian traffic on election day and the day after. >>to prevent possible protesting the move comes as city hall is encouraging some businesses to board up their high end stores, city shopping areas have become places of protest since early in the summer when the death of george floyd rocked the country george floyd of course the black man who died at the hands of minneapolis police. >>kron 4 is your local election headquarters and tonight people in alameda county have several options now for voting. in person between now and election day and people like options today, a major sporting venue was added to the list of locations kron four's has it been you and shows us where. >>the oakland alameda co

and in some instances we're waiting for review from sfpd, although again, just so you are aware we are just doing 72 hour review with those folks, so once that threshold has been met, they get moved on to the next step in the process. so we have only issued at this point 15 applications. it has been -- or 15 permits. it has been fairly challenging. i sat on 10 of them for the past week as we have been waping nor updated small outdoor gathering guidance because that was the underlying use they wanted to use. and then i just heard from dylan and crystal and tony who have been working so hard that i have seven in my queue to review for approval at the director level, so that is good news. but 22 out of about 90 applications, it is proving challenging for us to issue these in the submission format that they submit to us. so what we are realizing is we need to do an overhaul of our transaction page. we need to better educate folks on what is permissible on the front end. because the way it is written down now, it doesn't help people as much as it can. we need to be much more clear here are

less than two months later, sfpd and the fire department responded to a fire in jordan park. this fire destroyed sunday school classrooms, and church and school records. two weeks after the fire, the k.z.b. school was targeted again as police responded to the sound of gunshots outside the school. if anyone has any information about these incidents, please contact the sfpds anonymous tip line at 415-775-4444. and thank you to president yee for your amendment -- i think, president yee, i'll let you say that before -- i'll let you speak to that. i just want to say that these actions have no place in san francisco. and thank you to everyone who came out to the armenian church, and thank you, president yee. >> president yee: so we have some amendments added earlier to add a resolved clause in calling for a thorough investigation from attorney general xavier becerra. schools are starting to reopen, and i cannot imagine the fear in families and educators, showing that this sanctuary was targeted. these are yet more hateful acts of violence here in san francisco against our armenian

. >> sfpd says the shooting was captured on a body worn camera and that footage will eventually be released. >>> the hundreds of nurses who have been striking at alameda health system hospitals will end their five-day action. organizers say the strike is to demand better working conditions and maintain standards of coronavirus patient care. nurses will be outside san leandro and alameda hospitals starting at 7:00 this morning. >>> two vallejo teachers are only for allegedly badmouthing students on camera. that is according to the sf gate . the incident happened thursday after high school virtual english class. the teachers were heard saying a few students in the last class period were not technologically advanced. vallejo city unified school district released this statement saying, quote, apparently the teacher had not properly logged out of the distance-learning platform at the conclusion of instruction and their remarks were overheard by others. the school district goes on to say that an investigation is underway. the names of those teachers have not been released. >>> coming up next, a v

[inaudible] >> as they continue to track the historic lows of sfpds enforcement of the top five most dangerous driving behaviors, i have to ask if they've given up or deprioritize traffic enforcement without a preplacement system available and in use like red light cameras. [inaudible] was considered a key piece of vision zero [inaudible] but given that it isn't happening. sfm -- happening, sfmta needs to urge to pass this. [inaudible] as part of the revised vision zero strategy. given the fact that this will take approximately two years for the eight realized red light cameras, this will need to be impummented now. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> operator: you have six questions remaining. >> next speaker? >> my name is harold singley, and i live in hill. nob hi your presentation shows you know what to do but you're just not doing it. you can't stop acting like the directors of street crafts and hierarchy of privilege. all that you do puts cars first and people last. your agency even goes as far as working hards to end sidewalk parking just to avoid hurting hurting

other we're all in this together the city's police department is also gearing up for election night sfpd says. >>they've canceled discretionary time off for officers, they'll also have additional cops working that night to respond to what they're calling spontaneous events maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>election day protests are not just the concern here in the bay area the iconic rodeo drive in beverly hills will be closed to cars and pedestrian traffic on election day as well as the day after as a precaution against possible protests. vandalism beverly hills city hall encourage some businesses to board up their high end stores city shopping areas have become places of protests since the death of george floyd this summer a black man who was killed at the hands of police in minneapolis. >>with less than a week until the election the candidates are in the homestretch and it is non-stop campaigning for both president trump and his challenger joe biden for a look at where the candidates are putting in their efforts we turn now to kron four's justine >>well, president donald trump is using the

. >>> new information tonight about a deadly shooting involving sfpd. it was captured by someone who uploaded it in citizen app. police were called because of an alleged attempt at carjacking at knife point. officers say they opened fire when they tried to detain the man. police say did find a knife at the scene and that the shooting was recorded on body camera video. what forced officers to open fire has not yet been made clear. we will update the investigation both on air and online as new information becomes available. >>> still ahead, president trump back on the campaign trail. tonight the claims he's making about his covid-19 diagnosis that has twitter taking notice. >>> plus, it is a trend the bay area is seeing since the shelter at home order went into effect. tech workers moving out of the state for more affordable housing. but now that move could be hurting their pocketbook. we'll explain. >>> and we're tracking a warming trend this week that could put san francisco closer to the mid 80s before next weekend. a closer look at that and fire dange