has been to reform the sfpd. these reforms have proven to be a failure in the 4th quarter in 2019, all uses of force by sfpd were against the people of color, like myself. sfpd has made little to no progress to reform against us, it lacks the incentive to do so. as long as the budget increases, attempts to form policing will continue to fail. i ask the police commission to identify the further police budget on race and how we handle problems around homelessness. thank you so much for your time and work. i hope you address this as properly. thank you. >> you have two minutes. >> i'm calling concerning my son who was murdered august 14, 2006. to this day, no recovery of the people that murdered my son. unsolved homicide cold case. i was also referring to the letter that dejesus wrote. there was another letter written -- it sames to be a -- it seems to be a problem. i've been fighting for too many years for my son to let the feds say that my son was in a gang when you have how many years, 15 years now to prove that.

has been to reform the sfpd. these reforms have proven to be a failure in the 4th quarter in 2019, all uses of force by sfpd were against the people of color, like myself. sfpd has made little to no progress to reform against us, it lacks the incentive to do so. as long as the budget increases, attempts to form policing will continue to fail. i ask the police commission to identify the further police budget on race and how we handle problems around homelessness. thank you so much for your time and work. i hope you address this as properly. thank you. >> you have two minutes. >> i'm calling concerning my son who was murdered august 14, 2006. to this day, no recovery of the people that murdered my son. unsolved homicide cold case. i was also referring to the letter that dejesus wrote. there was another letter written -- it sames to be a -- it seems to be a problem. i've been fighting for too many years for my son to let the feds say that my son was in a gang when you have how many years, 15 years now to prove that.

has been to reform the sfpd. these reforms have proven to be a failure in the 4th quarter in 2019, all uses of force by sfpd were against the people of color, like myself. sfpd has made little to no progress to reform against us, it lacks the incentive to do so. as long as the budget increases, attempts to form policing will continue to fail. i ask the police commission to identify the further police budget on race and how we handle problems around homelessness. thank you so much for your time and work. i hope you address this as properly. thank you. >> you have two minutes. >> i'm calling concerning my son who was murdered august 14, 2006. to this day, no recovery of the people that murdered my son. unsolved homicide cold case. i was also referring to the letter that dejesus wrote. there was another letter written -- it sames to be a -- it seems to be a problem. i've been fighting for too many years for my son to let the feds say that my son was in a gang when you have how many years, 15 years now to prove that.

this is in response to a resolution by sfpd. it passed unanimously to move away from police response to homelessness. it was supported by chief scott. the board of supervisors supported this as well. i'm calling to ask the police commission to please reduce sfpd budget, defund the police this year, at last and this time, you have a first alternative that can be funded that had some vast community support, that has a lot of research behind it. we would be very placed to be able to comment further because this is a true response that would move as a way from criminalizing populations that are already suffering, egregious human rights violations. please support c.a.r.t by defunding the police. also specifically, the funding required for c.a.r.t is a very tiny portion of sfpd's budget. we ask that this amount be allocated to the creation of compassionate alternative response team that will take on calls from 911 and redirect it to an alternative service providers in the community. thank you. >> that is the end of public comment. >>

has been to reform the sfpd. these reforms have proven to be a failure in the 4th quarter in 2019, all uses of force by sfpd were against the people of color, like myself. sfpd has made little to no progress to reform against us, it lacks the incentive to do so. as long as the budget increases, attempts to form policing will continue to fail. i ask the police commission to identify the further police budget on race and how we handle problems around homelessness. thank you so much for your time and work. i hope you address this as properly. thank you. >> you have two minutes. >> i'm calling concerning my son who was murdered august 14, 2006. to this day, no recovery of the people that murdered my son. unsolved homicide cold case. i was also referring to the letter that dejesus wrote. there was another letter written -- it sames to be a -- it seems to be a problem. i've been fighting for too many years for my son to let the feds say that my son was in a gang when you have how many years, 15 years now to prove that.

this is in response to a resolution by sfpd. it passed unanimously to move away from police response to homelessness. it was supported by chief scott. the board of supervisors supported this as well. i'm calling to ask the police commission to please reduce sfpd budget, defund the police this year, at last and this time, you have a first alternative that can be funded that had some vast community support, that has a lot of research behind it. we would be very placed to be able to comment further because this is a true response that would move as a way from criminalizing populations that are already suffering, egregious human rights violations. please support c.a.r.t by defunding the police. also specifically, the funding required for c.a.r.t is a very tiny portion of sfpd's budget. we ask that this amount be allocated to the creation of compassionate alternative response team that will take on calls from 911 and redirect it to an alternative service providers in the community. thank you. >> that is the end of public comment. >>

, what is the arrest process, and how sfpd tracks arrests. then we'll look at data from 2018, 2019, and 2020, including individuals arrested,and we'll break that down. we're going to talk about how many supervision violations were drug-related, and i have the totals for 2019 and 2020 drug arrests in san francisco. and then we'll talk a little bit about fentanyl and fentanyl possession and narcan saves and some of the great work coming out of the tenderloin station specifically. so with that, i'd like to just jump right in to the first slide and just give everyone an overview of the criminal justice system here in san francisco. of course we have law enforcement, but we're not limited to law enforcement in our policing profession. we have the courts and the correctional system. you know, as san francisco police officers were first responders in san francisco, we're the primary police agency for policing in our city, we enact safety with respect, and we promote unbias and constitutional policing and policing with procedural justice department.

, what is the arrest process, and how sfpd tracks arrests. then we'll look at data from 2018, 2019, and 2020, including individuals arrested,and we'll break that down. we're going to talk about how many supervision violations were drug-related, and i have the totals for 2019 and 2020 drug arrests in san francisco. and then we'll talk a little bit about fentanyl and fentanyl possession and narcan saves and some of the great work coming out of the tenderloin station specifically. so with that, i'd like to just jump right in to the first slide and just give everyone an overview of the criminal justice system here in san francisco. of course we have law enforcement, but we're not limited to law enforcement in our policing profession. we have the courts and the correctional system. you know, as san francisco police officers were first responders in san francisco, we're the primary police agency for policing in our city, we enact safety with respect, and we promote unbias and constitutional policing and policing with procedural justice department.

the sfpd has resisted this reporting because it shows that the sfpds racist and policy has not improved. this is highlighted in a major national news story earlier this month on fox38.com. the article called san francisco the third worst u.s. city in the west and the fourth worst city of all u.s. cities regarding killing by police. this killing has been well documented for years. the last police commission meeting featured a presentation on a report by the center for policing equity. there have been further reports on policing and racism in san francisco for the past several years with little to no improvement. one thing i'd like to specifically call out with the c.t.e. report, presentation was one data analyst matthew graham said in no uncertain terms, chief scott's [inaudible] and i quote the black and brown community did not explain the incredible rates of the antiblack policing in san francisco. we control for that, and there is still a bias. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> good evening. my name is kate hodge. i live i

sfpd says they're still looking for one suspect tied to this case. it's crimes like that that make many feel so unsafe to live and work in san francisco. the recent string of crimes has people calling for change as we work to build a better bay area. abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz looks at what some say can be done to curb the crime. >> reporter: from daly car break-ins to the recent violent assaults caught on camera so many are asking what can be done to make san francisco a safer city. >> i'm so scared for all my friends who still live there. >> reporter: sarah morehouse became a victim of a crime last month when she was attacked at gunpoint in russian hill. her puppy chloe stolen. with the suspects still at large she is now joining the chorus of people calling for change. she thinks more cameras should be installed on city streets. >> when my attack happened, immediately the next day i was out on the streets with sfpd knocking on private citizens' doors with my face swollen shut, with my eyes swollen shut. i had to ask private citizens for whatever

had sent asking for priority be given to sfpd officers. i think we on the commission know the work that the officers do, their work with the public, and the fact that they're forced to be out -- the nature of the job forces them to be out in the community, interacting with the people all day along, and for their safety, the public's safety, they should be prioritized in a higher tier based on the nature of their work and the necessity of their work. and i brought this to president cohen, and president cohen took it away from there. >> commissioner cohen: that was nice set up. chief, i know that you've been working with the p.o.a. to get your officers the vaccines, so we stand with you and support your efforts. >> thank you very much. >> president cohen: if there's no further discussion, we can go ahead and take a vote on this. >> commissioner cohen? >> president cohen: yes, chief, please. >> can i just say thank you to the commission on this very, very much? i just want to point out to the public that covid-19 was the biggest killer of pol

sfpd say the four men, when they are apprehended, will face charges of assault, grand theft , perhaps even elder abuse. live in san francisco, andrea, kpix 5. >>> coming up, the bay area city getting tough with police reform. >> one of our recommendations is that we fire racist police officers who were identified on social media. >>> it did not feel very much like february. santa rosa and napa made it up to 80 degrees. strong winds will bring in cooler air tomorrow. >>> breaking news. another look at our amazing live shot, incredible emergency landing in livermore near interstate 580. the pilot had just taken off when the engine had a failure. they tried to turn around, couldn't quite make it. they ended up hitting a vehicle when they touched down. we will have another update coming up later. >>> let's take another live look outside looking north from san francisco. it was another gorgeous day today. the city is sparkling. i don't think you could get much better than today. everybody was outside. they wanted to enjoy it and have a reason to celebrate the great weather. maybe some wind

the agency with the real expertise and the mandate for doing criminal investigations and is sfpd. and thank you. >> a couple of things to mention on what i brought up. and one is to back up and mention about who to call and the numbers and all that. and the small business advisory to the chief and the small business advisory has come up with a one-page document that answers who to call in circumstances and just for the very reason that small business community didn't know who to call. and to all the constituents and the video and talked about the video camera and video evidence. as a small business advisory this year. and to figure out how to get video evidence to the police department. and i know that's been kind of an issue and the to put together for 2021 and how to something to come and definitely try to figure out in terms of retribution and work closely with the community to prevent that and if i am a small business owner, i want to know the local police district and getting on the newsletter and subscribing or attending the community meetings and getting to know the station

sfpd is investigating whether that was related to the shooting the night before. you can see the video from that. that happened around 6:00 saturday night, when six people were wot near third street and cassada avenue in the bay district. their conditions are unknown. sfpd is moving officers from other parts of the city to help stop the violence in bay view. oakland early saturday morning 1:00 a.m., six other men were shot near ninth and washington street in downtown, not far from police headquarters. the sixth victim survived. police are offering a $30,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> the second impeachment trial of president trump, former president trump i should say is now over. he was acquitted. tracie potts is following the very latest on what is next from washington. >> reporter: the u.s. senate is taking a break this week, considering the fallout of acquitting former president trump and where that leaves the republican party. >> we need to unite the party, trump plus is the way back in

had sent asking for priority be given to sfpd officers. i think we on the commission know the work that the officers do, their work with the public, and the fact that they're forced to be out -- the nature of the job forces them to be out in the community, interacting with the people all day along, and for their safety, the public's safety, they should be prioritized in a higher tier based on the nature of their work and the necessity of their work. and i brought this to president cohen, and president cohen took it away from there. >> commissioner cohen: that was nice set up. chief, i know that you've been working with the p.o.a. to get your officers the vaccines, so we stand with you and support your efforts. >> thank you very much. >> president cohen: if there's no further discussion, we can go ahead and take a vote on this. >> commissioner cohen? >> president cohen: yes, chief, please. >> can i just say thank you to the commission on this very, very much? i just want to point out to the public that covid-19 was the biggest killer of pol

had sent asking for priority be given to sfpd officers. i think we on the commission know the work that the officers do, their work with the public, and the fact that they're forced to be out -- the nature of the job forces them to be out in the community, interacting with the people all day along, and for their safety, the public's safety, they should be prioritized in a higher tier based on the nature of their work and the necessity of their work. and i brought this to president cohen, and president cohen took it away from there. >> commissioner cohen: that was nice set up. chief, i know that you've been working with the p.o.a. to get your officers the vaccines, so we stand with you and support your efforts. >> thank you very much. >> president cohen: if there's no further discussion, we can go ahead and take a vote on this. >> commissioner cohen? >> president cohen: yes, chief, please. >> can i just say thank you to the commission on this very, very much? i just want to point out to the public that covid-19 was the biggest killer of pol

if you see him, call the sfpd. >> let's take live look at the u.s.itol where the house is set to vote tomorrow on president biden's nearly-$2 trillion covid-relief bill. a poll from plit dough says three-quarters of americans surt the bill. yet, republicans on capitol hill lining up against it. president biden met virtually today with governors hoping they'll pressure federal lawmakers to pass that bill. it will pay for everything from vaccines to unemployment benefits to helping states open their schools. speaker pelosi wants a national $15 minimum wage to be included in this bill. however, a ruling was handed down by the parliamentarian tape stating it wasn't allowed in the budget process that congress is using. >>> they have spent nearly two years in tent encampments in mexico along the border with the u.s., and tomorrow, some of the first migrants who are now allowed to come into the country under the new rules from the biden administration will be a i living in the bay area. friends and family are tonight making arrangement for their arrival. >>

you can call sfpd's 24 hour tip line or text to tip411. again, the text message with sfpd. a little bit about both cases. on thursday, january 28th at 8:28 a.m., he was the victim of an assault. san francisco police officers responded to the assault. officers arrived at the scene and discovered an 84-year-old male victim on the sidewalk. our officers rendered aid and summoned san francisco fire department medics to the scene who promptly transported him to the hospital for life threatening injuries. their initial investigation, our officers established that a male suspect ran at the victim from across the street, pushed him to the pavement, and then fled with a female associate. based on an initial investigation led by our station investigation team general crimes unit, our officers identified our suspect as 19-year-old antoine watson. we also identified his female associate, 20-year-old malasha. on january 29, 2021, investigator obtained an arrest warrant for mr. watson for assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse causing great bodily injury. on january 30, 2021, our i

sfpd arrested a suspect. 25-year-old man is charged with stealing the father's car on saturday, while it was running, with the kids in the back. the children were found safe after an amber alert was issued. sfpd says they're still looking for one suspect tied to the case. crimes like that are making many people feel unsafe living and working in san francisco. people want change. sarah vorhaus became a victim last month. she was attacked at gunpoint in russian hill and her puppy was stolen. no one has been arrested. vorhaus thinks more cameras on city streets could help. >> when my attack happened, immediately the next day i was out on the streets with sfpd knocking on private citizens' doors with my face swollen shut with my eye swollen shut. i had to ask private citizens for whatever footage they had because there aren't city cameras. >> some blame policies like proposition 47 which changed certain low level crimes from felonies to misdemeanors and attorney representing the peace officers research associatio

and the sfpd. specifically, i want to look at the policies. the final two are large subject matters. i want to further focus on the senate bill. i will be working more closely with the working groups that are working with it. i'm looking forward to having a conversation with the project on friday to find and develop strategies that we can, and policies that we can implement quickly to support 1421. in closing, i want to advise over every aspect of public life and of being a servant in a leadership position that we all find ourselves in. and the working group has been working very hard and working on several different department general orders. i want to ease that up and make that a focus for the police commission. this is a varied list of six very lofty policy priorities, but i wanted to bring it forth for discussion and for consideration, not only here on the commission but also in the larger public. i want to hear your ideas and feedback on these policy priorities. i will pause here and open up for any questions or any comments that anyone m

i don't know what the right number is for sfpd.udible] i think that transition is ultimately going to be hard for certain aspects to the police department? i think we all accept that police should no longer be responding to nontradition calls, nonviolence calls, noncriminal calls, so that's a large chunk according to the matrix reports -- what are we going on? class c or level c primes. i hoped this clarification would show up a little bit more about where we're spending all of our research because we are spending, regardless, record amounts. even if it's a little smaller amount than it was before, it's still a record budget compared to last year or the year before. there has to be a point where we start re -- not just talking about reimagining public safety but actually implementing reimagining public safety, and so this is a case where these calls will be handled by other agents. i think if that's the way -- [inaudible] that's the way this city is going to go. i did have some specific questions, though, on the budget. so you ment

you can call sfpd's 24 hour tip line or text to tip411. again, the text message with sfpd. a little bit about both cases. on thursday, january 28th at 8:28 a.m., he was the victim of an assault. san francisco police officers responded to the assault. officers arrived at the scene and discovered an 84-year-old male victim on the sidewalk. our officers rendered aid and summoned san francisco fire department medics to the scene who promptly transported him to the hospital for life threatening injuries. their initial investigation, our officers established that a male suspect ran at the victim from across the street, pushed him to the pavement, and then fled with a female associate. based on an initial investigation led by our station investigation team general crimes unit, our officers identified our suspect as 19-year-old antoine watson. we also identified his female associate, 20-year-old malasha. on january 29, 2021, investigator obtained an arrest warrant for mr. watson for assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse causing great bodily injury. on january 30, 2021, our i

anyone with information asked to contact sfpd.have developing news in the east bay this morning is oakland police say that a man connected to a recent violence string of attacks on elderly elderly people in chinatown has been in jail in oakland for almost a week police say the person is wanted in the attacks on 3 people back on january 31st. police have not yet released the name of the person, but investigators say that he has been in custody. since february first on an unrelated case, detectives say the release of the surveillance video that you've been watching helped him identify the person investigators are preparing the case to turn over to the alameda county district attorney's office. police though are asking for anyone who may have been a victim to give them a call. well. >>oakland's east lake neighborhood is devastated by the loss of the vietnamese american community center that building gutted by a fire that sparked shortly after 1 o'clock saturday morning. >>officials believe it was started at a nearby homeless camp and

anyone with urged to call sfpd new tonight at 8 o'clock in the last few hours oakland police say they now have a person of interest in custody. in connection to a recent violence string of attacks on elderly members of oakland's chinatown neighborhood. police say the person is wanted in those 3 attacks on people back on january 31st. so far the name of that person has not been released by opd but investigators say he has been in custody since february first for an unrelated criminal case. detectives now crediting the release of plenty of surveillance video that we've been showing you in the past week with helping them identify that person. investigators say the case will soon be turned over to the alameda county district attorney's office for review along with charges. police though still asking anyone who may have been a victim of these crimes to give them a call. >>oakland's east lake neighborhood is devastated tonight by the loss of the vietnamese american community center the building seen right here gutted by a fire that sparked. just shortly after 1 o'clock this morning official

so i bring horses into communities so i collaborate with people like sfpd.m actually partnered with east bay agency for children that impacts over #9,000 children throughout the east bay from fremont to richmond and we use horses as incentives. >> reporter: a lot of times you focus on kids who otherwise may not have a mentor or someone who cares so much about them that pushes them to do better and expand their horizon. >> yes. as we said before, horses are very expensive for so many different reasons and especially here in the city they are very expensive as we don't have access to the open land that they require. so many of the low income people here do not have access to it whatsoever. we're really trying to make it more accessible so they can come in and just have an opportunity they never would have if our program didn't exist. >> showing you what you didn't know you could do really opens the door to anything you want to do. >> yes, it does. >> thank you so much. i appreciate you. >> you're very welcome. thank you so much for having me. >> she has inspir

sfpd say they are still looking for a suspect tied to the case. >> on the second day of former presidentmp's impeachment trial they used chilling new video by a pro-trump mob on january 6th. cornell barnard breaks down thee evidence. >> reporter: never before seen video seen in day two of former president trump's second impeachment trial. >> they came draped in trump's flag and used our flag, the american flag to batter and to bludgeon. >> reporter: the chilling and terrifying footage showing lawmakers feet away from capitol rioters on january 6th. the mob intending on finding the house speaker. and vice president mike pence seen being rushed away from the senate chamber. >> capitol police officers rushing some to safety. the insurrectionists banging on an office door. on the other side congressional staffers huddled in fear and whispering for help. impeachment managers laying out their case, arguing trump's betrayal of his oath of office began long before the deadly insurrection. >> donald trump, for months and months assembled the tender, the kindling, threw on logs for fuel to have hi

sfpd say they are still looking for a suspect tied to the case. >> on the second day of former presidenteachment trial they used chilling new video by a pro-trump mob on january 6th. cornell barnard breaks down thee evidence. >> reporter: never before seen video seen in day two of former president trump's second impeachment trial. >> they came draped in trump's flag and used our flag, the american flag to batter and to bludgeon. >> reporter: the chilling and terrifying footage showing lawmakers feet away from capitol rioters on january 6th. the mob intending on finding the house speaker. and vice president mike pence seen being rushed away from the senate chamber. >> capitol police officers rushing some to safety. the insurrectionists banging on an office door. on the other side congressional staffers huddled in fear and whispering for help. impeachment managers laying out their case, arguing trump's betrayal of his oath of office began long before the deadly insurrection. >> donald trump, for months and months assembled the tender, the kindling, threw on logs for fuel to have his suppor

sfpd is investigating whether that was related to the shooting the night before. this video that you're seeing, that happened around 6:00 saturday night, when six people were shot and third at cassada avenue the bay area district of sf. their conditions are unown. sfpd is moving officers from other parts of the city to help stop the violence in bay view. oakland early saturday morning 1:00 a.m., six other men were shot near ninth and washington street in downtown, not march from police headquarters. the sixth victim survived. police are offering a $30,000 award for people leading to an arrest. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bock. 5:03. >>> in his first 100 days president biden is paying tribute to the victims of the parkland school shooting. yesterday marked three years since a former student opened fire at marjory stoneman high school in florida. president biden says his administration will not wait for the next mass shooting to heed the call. s its it "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live from washington, d.c. what is the

now sfpd has made an arrest. police say a 25-year-old man was booked into county jail yesterday.ed with stealing the father's car on saturday while it was running with the kids in the back. the children were found safe the next day after triggering an amber alert. sfpd says they're still looking for one more person in the case. >>> with covid-19 casting a shadow over the upcoming lunar new year holiday, which starts on friday, by the way, health officials in santa clara county are urging the public to resist any temptation to gather in large groups. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen with more on how the celebrations should be done differently this year. >> reporter: at grand century mall in san jose, shoppers are preparing for the lunar new year by picking up last-minute decorations for the home, as well as their usual supply of red envelopes. but with covid-19 still cause for concern, an urgent warning this afternoon. > this weekend, please, please celebrate only with the people you live with. >> san jose is home to the largest vietnamese population within a city outside the count

. >> reporter: late tonight sfpd identified the suspect as jerry lyons who was driving a 2000 ford explorer stolen out of san jose. lyons was arrested in december 2020 by the chp for misdemeanor dui, driving a stolen car and driving without a license. he was sentenced to a 60-day jail term for violating his supervised release from state prison on a prior grand theft conviction. in a statement a spokesperson for the d.a.'s office said they had requested blood toxicology results so they could bring the dui case from december 2020. they received those results on january 22nd and say they began working with the chp to pursue charges and awaited his arrest. as of 8:00 this morning, mr. lyons had not been arrested in that case. amid the twisted metal a pedestrian was hit in the crosswalk and thrown in the air by the force of the impact. the 26-year-old was pronounced dead this afternoon. >> you don't want to see tragedy. >> do we know why this suspect wasn't in jail after that december arrest? >> reporter: that is the question tonight, ken. we don't know whether or not this was an issue of no bai

how sfpd helped reunite them. >>> also a big step towards returning to class.ion by san francisco teachers today and what it means for getting kids back on campus. >>> okay. continuing coverage of a breaking news story. a 3.5 earthquake hit near milpitas. >> i think it was 3.2. let's check in with rob, rob? >> we're getting preliminary magnitude information. i thought i'd take you to the map and show you the areas that likely felt this preliminary 3.2 to the north and east of milpitas. we'll take you in on a -- zoom in on this. looks like we've had another aftershock that just occurred. 3.1 miles. i'll try to get a little information on the aftershock. 1.9 that occurred at 4:52. what's kind of interesting about that location, it's near the north side of it there. the red line you see moving through the middle of the screen, that is the fault. given the location, i didn't feel it up here in danville. i'm on the north side of this but if you were to the north, free month to north and west, a quake of that magnitude and size 3.2 you might have felt light to briefl

. >> reporter: sfpd says they will maintain high visibility patrols to deter crime and assure the community. additional patrols will be deployed to chinatown and other areas. >>> a very powerful voice behind the movement to stop hate crimes against asians is an amanda nguyen. she's the founder of rise, a 2019 nobel peace prize nominee. her call to action on social media is getting a huge response. i spoke to her this afternoon. >> you are, whoever you are, i implore you to denounce asian-american hate crimes, because it betrays the very fundamental tenant of what it means to be american. >> more of my interview with amanda nguyen tonight at 6:00. >>> still to come, vaccine shortage is causing problems at clinics across the state. clinics forced to shut down temporarily. >>> cvs taking appointments for the vaccine. we'll tell you where. and a new guide to help you through this vaccine process. that's next. >>> and there's quick-moving rain over the bay area. i'll have the new update in six minutes. >>> and we continue our special series often black history in bay area. the house jimi hendrix

and the co-chair of the sfpd school business forum. and with the vice president of association and a number of other things and the issue with the crime and predominantly repeat offenders and notice the revolving door and just go in and walk out the door. and from that sort. the commissioner said. and all kind of things getting out there. and vandalism. they are not stealing anything and most of the time and is really crazy and consequences and you can't keep doing this over and over again. somebody comes and in is an assault and is really terrible and i know it's terrible and i bet every one of the folks and what they can get away with. and until there are consequences, it is really terrible. and just want to mention some of the homeless situation. and the trash and everything. and so dpw says, well, we can clean up around them a bit. and you have the thoughts and outside of the small business and provide a place to, fine. and help them clean up and that also impacts and more concern and as we have the impact to get back to resolving

we are looking to gather more information from any witnesses that may have seen or heard something sfpdease these latest images of the suspects vehicle investigators say they have limited information of its description other than a four-door sedan which we believe it is a silver pre >>and so just for anyone who sees this if you know someone so. has a curious and just got a friend she or you buy a friend she from read an affront from someone who. shows a bit korea any information that you think would be helpful please. please share we are offering an $8,000 reward for any information that leads the leads us to chloe no questions we just want to get her back safely has made you kron 4 news. >>in the east bay to hollywood stars are now part of the $30,000 reward being offered for information on recent attacks against asian americans in oakland's chinatown that video is just hard to watch this happened on sunday, here's another situation. the previous video showed a person seemingly randomly shelling a 91 year-old guy to the ground. the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce president tells

left at an asian owned car wash that reads china cheats skills gives us covid chief bill scott says sfpd is changing their policies so they can better track incidents like this. that's not a crime. what is the same. >>and we want to know about it. we want to track it. and individuals that do that they do commit a crime that out to hate crime. that is evidence that we can use well there's been talk about cutting the number of san francisco police officers as one of the ways to try and close the more than 600. >>million dollar deficit. >>the city is facing. mayor london breed says she's going to be looking to other departments to try and close that gap instead saying with what's going on with crime in the city right now san francisco cannot afford to lose one officer. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>talking about the wind out there and i ask for back as it's still windy in you know, she's a such a great weather person she said look at series >>i have picture person right i like to see it front of me, but yes you're definitely seeing some of our camera shots around the bay area. either swing i

there did not appear to be evidence the extended hours resulted in increase of sfpd incidents. if any there was a decrease in the incidents for the year following the extended hours change, particularly during the period from midnight to 5:00 a.m. no action is required from the commission at this time. that concludes the staff presentation. i am available for questions. thank you. >> commission chair, do you want to afford the sponsor any presentation time, three minutes? >> yes, go ahead. >> okay. mr. paul, if you would like, you can have three minutes. >> thank you very much. thank you, president koppel, director hillis and commissioners. on march 7th of 2020 was our anniversary of first night of operations after hours under a conditional use authorization. in our first full year nothing surprising or unexpected happened. one week later covid-19 shut the entertainment industry down. that was unexpected. last day of operation was mar14, 2020. two days before mayor breed's shelter-in-place order. no public activity at 412 broadway since that day. our operations went smoothly on

you can call sfpd's 24 hour tip line or text to tip411. again, the text message with sfpd. a little bit about both cases. on thursday, january 28th at 8:28 a.m., he was the victim of an assault. san francisco police officers responded to the assault. officers arrived at the scene and discovered an 84-year-old male victim on the sidewalk. our officers rendered aid and summoned san francisco fire department medics to the scene who promptly transported him to the hospital for life threatening injuries. their initial investigation, our officers established that a male suspect ran at the victim from across the street, pushed him to the pavement, and then fled with a female associate. based on an initial investigation led by our station investigation team general crimes unit, our officers identified our suspect as 19-year-old antoine watson. we also identified his female associate, 20-year-old malasha. on january 29, 2021, investigator obtained an arrest warrant for mr. watson for assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse causing great bodily injury. on january 30, 2021, our i

where police say the public can help if you recognize that suspect in that video you are urged to call sfpd for now police say the investigation is ongoing in san francisco gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>incredible 4.40 is the time we'll take a break coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, the fight to return to the happiest place on earth how lawmakers are working to get disneyland back open. >>welcome back or 44 on this. monday morning. we are looking outside at some cloudy skies above the bay area we have some patches of fog out there in the midst of it as well so a return of kind of the typical weather after so much nice conditions. this weekend, let's get a look outside at your mount tam cam right here you can see those low clouds that are sitting right across the north bay visibility is low in pockets across the bay area so do be prepared for maybe a few spots as you drive into work where you will be clear for a moment and then run right into one of those spots where visibility is lowered right now clear dry conditions on satellite and radar that's the way we're going to stay earlier th

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he doesn't fault sfpd, who quickly worked the case. at approximately 1 a.m. this morning. to san francisco police department officers assigned to the bayview district police station located the man and the children in the bayview district. van was found parked in the driveway of a residence on sunday. doordash issuing a statement that said, in part we are incredibly relieved that the children are safe as a father myself. i can on lee. imagine how terrifying this incident must have been the company offering support to the fang family. as for jeffrey thing, it's unclear if you'll return as a gig worker. i'm just glad this was results and the kids was not affected as much. and the police chief today's says it does not appear the home where the van was that was parked and ultimately found is linked to the suspects. a go fund me to help the father take time off of work has now raised more than $100,000 frank as a smith life force tonight as a thank you. officials at the vietnamese american community center in oakland spent today preparing to resume services after a fire destroy

we are looking to gather more information from any witnesses that may have seen or heard something sfpdease these latest images of the suspects vehicle investigators say they have limited information of its description other than a four-door sedan which we believe it is a silver pre >>and so just for anyone who sees this if you know someone so. has a curious and just got a friend she or you buy a friend she from from someone who. shows up in a previous any information that you think would be helpful please. please share we are offering an $8,000 reward for any information that leads the leads us to chloe no questions asked we just want to get her back safely has made you kron 4 >>well it does get a little chilly around the bay area now been much warmer weather on the way we're going to have your 4 zone forecast check of the weather where you live coming up. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovat

last night, we sent out numerous tweets from our sfpd twitter account. and there were many re tweets from other agencies regarding this incident remain two tweets, where the initial amber alert and then the tweet that the children have been located over 700,000 impressions. people saw this on twitter more than 70,000 engagements or the times if the people interacted with the tweet, also lots of activity on facebook. and instagram, to scott went on to say he is incredibly proud of the patrol officers, the motorcycle officers and the command staff and everyone else who worked beyond their shifts to find the children and get them home safely. ktvu james taurus shows us the moment the kids and their parents were reunited. lights from the top of patrol cars light up the community in pacific heights in san francisco. it's where police say car jacker stole a van. four year old winter fred fang in two year old sean fang in the back seat. i'm very credit. i mean tons of gratitude for the public for the outpouring us for helping out um. words can't express how muc

we are looking to gather more information from any witnesses that may have seen or heard something sfpd release these latest images of the suspects vehicle investigators say they have limited information of its description other than a four-door sedan which we believe it is a silver pre >>and so just for anyone who sees this if you know someone so. has a curious and just got a friend she or you buy a friend she from read an affront to from someone who. shows up in a korea any information that you think would be helpful please. please share we are offering an $8,000 reward for any information that leads us to chloe no questions asked we just want to get her back safely haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>now to the east bay and 2 hollywood stars are now part of a $30,000 reward being offered for info on recent attacks against asian americans in oakland's chinatown some of the video is just vicious. this is an attack that happened sunday, there's a 91 year-old guy who gets just pushed to the ground. the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce president tells us actors daniel dae kim and daniel wu

sfpd says the victim is 79.happened on thursday afternoon just before 5:00 at turk street and kittrach terrace. >> upset, terrified. our kids come out and walk the dog because we feel like we are in a fairly safe neighborhood and we never thought something that bad could happen that quickly. >> reporter: just yesterday, another brazen daytime crime in san francisco caught on camera. ahe says he spoke to the victims who noticed they were being followed after a photo shoot. the robbers made off with camera equipment and a drone. >> i run by myself. that changes how i feel about being in my own neighborhood. >> this resident was not comfortable showing his face on camera. >> it changes me. i have a dog so i feel a little safer. the dog will recognize anybody coming up. but i think twice about going out all the time. >> that was betty yu reporting. the robbery is still being investigated. >>> taking a live look now at tampa, florida. it is less than 16 hours before super bowl 55 kickoff. anticipation certainly build

s park police and the sfpd earlier this month. the burglary happened on january 26 officers released this surveillance photo of the suspect. police say they recovered several stolen items, including artwork and sutro baths, bathing suits. the suspect's name still has not been released. police say the investigation is ongoing. still to come here. it's present workers make a plea the governor newsome to get the vaccine. why they say they are essential to schools reopening, plus a key ruling from the judge in san diego, how it could lead to endure youth sports restarting right? now. ine police are on the scene of a shooting tonight. it happened around 7 15 this evening on east 15th street, just two blocks off of 23rd avenue, according to witnesses. police responded to reports of gunfire following a possible robbery. they say they found one person wounded. that person has now reportedly died so far. police have not provided any further details. no 1 11 to california transit association is urging the state to prioritize vaccinated. pub

there did not appear to be evidence the extended hours resulted in increase of sfpd incidents. if any there was a decrease in the incidents for the year following the extended hours change, particularly during the period from midnight to 5:00 a.m. no action is required from the commission at this time. that concludes the staff presentation. i am available for questions. thank you. >> commission chair, do you want to afford the sponsor any presentation time, three minutes? >> yes, go ahead. >> okay. mr. paul, if you would like, you can have three minutes. >> thank you very much. thank you, president koppel, director hillis and commissioners. on march 7th of 2020 was our anniversary of first night of operations after hours under a conditional use authorization. in our first full year nothing surprising or unexpected happened. one week later covid-19 shut the entertainment industry down. that was unexpected. last day of operation was mar14, 2020. two days before mayor breed's shelter-in-place order. no public activity at 412 broadway since that day. our operations went smoothly on

this project helped the sfpd address several recommendations from the d.o.j. initiatives and helped racial equity inclusion and helps reduce capability gaps that exist in the services that we provide. captain heart, anything you would like to add? >> thank you, patrick. good afternoon, supervisors. on behalf of chief scott i am from the academy and want to thank you for consideration of this item. when the pandemic struck california post recognized the innovation and wisdom for the profession are shared through in person conventions, seminars anchorses in academies and training centers throughout the state. they needed to capture, document and transmit wisdom on community policing practices throughout the state because of the urgency of the recent events. our profession has been brought to nes twice in six years to show excellent work so that it can be throughout the 58 counties in california. our professional development units spotted this and did work to submit a winning proposal around the true, unique, innovative of the language access liaison officer car