why is sfpd not being transparent. this is unfair to san franciscans, especially black san franciscans, who continue to experience disproportionate force and instances of arrest. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> hi, there. my name is matthew fox of district 9, and i also volunteer with wealth and disparities in the black community, founded by felicia jones. the sfpd will be speaking to the progress tonight they claim to have made implementing all 272 recommendations contained in the d.o.j. cops report. however, there seems to be no third party validation of their claims. if sfpd could be relied upon to self-correct and self-report, the d.o.j. would not have stepped in, nor would we need the police commission oversight. we would like to know what sort of reporting the police commission is being used to check their numbers, if any. if there is no third party review of their claims, that's at best oversight and at worst negligence. the sfpd has a history of extolling the virtues

the sfpd did respond to a call within the job core campus. the latest reports we have from pd and the department of emergency management is that there is no continuing threat, but the police department sfpd does continue the investigation. there were interruptions to muni treasure island route 25 service during the incident, but we expect that service to resume shortly, although there may be ongoing delays. with that i would like to turn it over to sherry williams to comment on the activities of one treasure island. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you, bob. you all have a written report that was compiled by our deputy director. i will briefly highlight the treasure island program that we rolled out in june. we are making tweaks of it whenever any new program there are new things to learn. it is providing food five days per week through food truck or with island restaurants as well as the food pantry and feel kits. it -- meal kits. it is wonderful to work with the island residents who have involved with helping with registration and ma

brown has partnered with the sfpd and help spearhead the creation of a digital poster board of homicide victims are bored bulletins to be displayed in station lobbies in san francisco. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> turning now to national news. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas traveled to the southern border mayorkas visit came after local leaders asked the biden administration to visit the rio grande valley to see firsthand the increase in immigrants are migrants there. well, during his visit, mayorkas said the department has been forced to restructure its borders tragedy to accommodate the recent spike and covid cases among people crossing the border. there. >> we are building new capacity to address the situation and we are doing so as rapidly as possible. >> they are his plans calls for allocating additional resources to test isolate and quarantine every migrant that crosses the border. meantime, the biden administration is sending 3,000 troops to afghanistan to help us court us embassy workers out of the country. that announcement came just after hours after the taliban c

. >> we spend all the time talking about sfpd. >> the woman yelling heads up the san jose commission. they pushed the board to eject especially trained officers out of all the district campuses. >> when you have a school district, you have more comes on campus than you have counsellors, what's the real message you're sending to the students? >> her group showed up in force for the meeting. >> we don't want san jose officers around. especially students that face margin alliesing in their life. >> if you remember san jose pd from our campus, i will feel extremely uncomfortable and unsafe. >> i find it ironic that you feel it is to know use them to protect us today but not to use them to protect our children when they're on campus. >> in the end the school board stuck with their earlier decision that school resource office letters no longer have regular shifts on campus. they did agree they will leave san jose police for special events at least through december. in san jose. nbc bay area news. >>> chp officers were sent to help out in chinatown even though they requested the back-up, som

create a digital poster board of homicide the dems reward bulletins to be displayed in the lobbies of sfpdtrict stations. >>> the daughter of a davis couple killed in 2013 is trying to stop the early release of her parents' convicted killer. police say daniel marsh was just 15 when he broke into the home of 76-year-old claudia martin and 87-year-old chip northam and stabbed them to death. marsh was tried and convicted as an adult, but now he's fighting to be released under a law which bars 14 and 15-year- olds accused of violent crimes from being tried as adults. the family of his victims are speaking out. >> this dangerous law directly affects your families. it directly affects our community, our state, and our country. there will be a clinically diagnosed psychopath who has gruesomely murdered not one but two people and admitted to finding it exhilarating walking free. >> if marsh wins his appeal on august 18th, he could be out as early as may of next year. >>> new at 5:00, some uc davis scientists are warning that communities near lake tahoe could be at risk of extreme flooding in the f

i felt like when the sfpd got on the case initially, they gave up the case on saturday night.u know, i feel like i need help. >> police have a person of interest and a security camera image of a car the person was riding in the night of his murder. several rewards have been offered for any information leading to an arrest. >>> you will soon be available to fly the vaccinated skies. one of the nation's largest skies says it will implement a vaccine mandate. u.s. airlines will soon require all employees to be vaccinated for covid-19. the rule takes effect five weeks after the fda fully approves a covid vaccine or five weeks after september 20th, whichever comes first. the united executive says the airline has no plans to require passengers be vaccinated, calling that a government decision. we're back in a moment. what does it take to make it? in the race to succeed, does somebody always have to fail? we've got to start lifting each other up. and give everybody a fair shot. because when that happens, we've all made it. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ return to rugged. the all-new ruggedly redesigned

sfpd is still trying to determine if this attack was racially motivated. >>> well, from big games to small concerts, a new proposal would require you to be vaccinated to get into most large events happening in san jose. mayor liccardo wants to require proof of vaccination to get into any city-owned venue hosting events of more than 50 people or more. it's not even like a big event like the sharks game or even smaller events, 50 people or more. the mayor also says he plans to track san francisco's vaccine mandate for employees and customers at restaurants, theaters and gyms to see if it makes sense for him to do in san jose. most local businesses we spoke with said they're okay with this. >> if that's what it's going to take to get more people safe so we can all get back to this normal, we're going to support it. >> mayor liccardo's proposal must now go to the city council for approval. the first step in that proos begins next tuesday. >>> tomorrow here we go with san francisco. it's going to start its new vaccine mandate for customers and employees of a lot of indoor businesses. toda

phil: sfpd captain isin isin of the central station, an area that includes many of the city's top touristn square, chinatown, fisherman's wharf. the heart of san francieart o nothing but landmarks. how did it wind up being a crime scene? >> the retail crimes for sure, this is the center of commerce. union square you are referring to. during the pandemic it was a different time. property crimes have gone up, but slowly they have been decreasing as well. our thing is prevention and to deter the crime before it happens. phil: how how able to keep cops at this level? we have seen them come and go. >> i am hopeful. we have full-time beats. we talk about union square. we have officers dedicated to union square. it does not change with overtime or not. tourism deployment helps. there are also reserve officers who do these beats. phil: your area is not just union square. you have fisherman's wharf, some of the hottest tourist spots. you have retail theft here, car break-ins at fisherman's wharf. you have your hands full. >> we certainly do. you mentioned eight of the most iconic 10 areas in our d

. >> sfpd hasn't said what the relationship was between the two victims. they haven't said what led to the shooting or whether they know the motive. >>> starting tomorrow, the vta will run bus bridges. buses will operate from the paseo to san antonio station in downtown san jose debate point station then over to the milpitas transit center.t ile wl return. it hasn't been operating since eight vta employee killed nine coworkers in a mass shooting. >>> bart's services about return to near pre-pandemic levels. effective tomorrow, trains will run until midnight and they will come every 15 minutes during the day. there will be a dramatic increase in direct trips to sfo on weekdays. masks are still required to ride. >>> this week, the historic cable cars in san francisco will be inviting passengers on board for a mock service trial. last march, cable car service was suspended because of the pandemic. a few weeks ago, the staff did inspections and started operator retraining. by september, ca will return. >>> in the south bay, it's a final day for the delray garl

sfpd took witness statements yesterday at the scene and are now asking the public for information or possible surveillance video that could help lead to an arrest andre and hopefully someone will be able to help police with their investigation. emma thank you for that live report in san francisco new at 10. san jose sharks forward evander kane faces accusations he's betting on his games. the accusations come from his own wife who posted on social media that cain is throwing games to win money, the national hockey league says it will investigate a message sent to cane's agent was not immediately returned. canes gambling by the way, his history has been public knowledge for some time in las vegas casinos suit cane in 2019, alleging he failed to repay a $500,000 gambling debt. the san jose sharks issued a statement today. on the new accusations, a team spokesperson wrote this the san jose sharks have been in contact today with the national hockey league about the serious allegations made against evander kane. the statement goes on to say that we support a full and transparent investigat

. >> sfpd has not said what the relationship was between the victims.hey haven't said whether the motive is known. >>> tomorrow, the bta will run best bridges in lieu of light buses will operate from paseo to san antonio station in downtown san jose to bay pointe station and no festimate of when light rail service will return and it has not been operating since may 26 when a bta employed killed my coworkers in a shooting. >>> park service is about to return to near pre-pandemic levels. trains will run until midnight and will come every 15 minutes during the day. a dramatic increase as well indirect trips to sfo on weekdays. masks are required to ride. >>> this week, historic cable cars in san francisco will be inviting passengers on board for a mock service trial. in march, cable car service was suspended because of the pandemic. sfmta staff did inspections and training. cable car service will return. >>> in the south bay, today is garlic festival. another sellout yesterday for the drive-through event. organizers have faced a tough few years following a

. >> sfpd hasn't said what the relationship was between the two victims. they haven't said what led up to the shooting or whether they know the motive. >>> starting tomorrow, vta will begin running bus bridges in light of light rail service. buses will operate in downtown san jose to be point station, then over to the milpitas anoronenter. ernofiitbeen operatnce may whe killed nine coworkers in a mass shooting. >>> services about to returnto near pre-pandemic levels. tomorrow, trains will run until midnight and every 15 minutes during the day. there will be a dramatic increase in direct trips to sfo. masks are required to ride. keep that in mind. >>> this way, the historic cable cards in san francisco will be inviting passengers on board for a mock service trial. last march, cable car service was suspended because of the pandemic. a few weeks ago, staff did inspections and started operator training. by early september, cable car service will return. >>> today is the final day for the gilroy garlic festival. was another sellout day yesterday for the driver

. >> welcome back sfpd says officers were able to track down a car they say was used in a sideshow.released this photo of the car. you can see a woman leaning out of its carrying an a k 47 as happened last month on barneveld and mackinnon avenues. police had the car towed after investigating. there's no word on whether any arrests were made. and a woman in santa rosa has been arrested after police say she stole $5,000 worth of carpet from her job. these are pictures posted by the santa rosa police departments. police say 54 year-old tree. such a bone was seen taking a large roll of carpet from a local flooring business during their investigation. police found a large roll of carpet in the driveway. some of the carpet had already been installed in the home. but police were able to return some of the carpet to the business to bone was arrested on suspicion of embezzlement and grand theft. in the east bay. now san leandro police are investigating a shooting that injured 3 people. you're looking at video from this morning where officers blocked off a section of his spear in boulevard. a

. >> i feel like the sfpd give up my son's park service. if like they should've helped.elp. this is five years and we have nothing. >> there is a $110,000 reward. the family will hold a candlelight vigil tomorrow night at saint gregory's in san mateo. >>> minutes ago we learned a state of emergency has been declared in three california counties because of wildfires. more than a dozen fires are burning in california right now. the largest is the dixie fire. smoke from that fire is visible from the air. take a look. this picture was taken by a passenger on a flight out of sfo. you can see all the smoke and the difference distance. tonight, survivors are stranded from their homes and anxiously waiting to hear if their neighbors made it out safely. the fire burned down the town of greenville in the past day. dozens of evacuees have been taken to the spring of hope church for refuge. that is where a reporter from our sister station joins us live. >> reporter: listen, many of these folks that had to lose their homes at a moment's notice, since then have been traveling shelter

and since then, brown has partnered with sfpd and help spearhead the creation of a digital poster board of homicide victims reward militants that will be displayed in station lobbies in the newsroom. gayle ong kron 4 news, thank you, gayle. the biden administration is sending 3,000 troops afghanistan to help us court us embassy workers. >> out of the country. that announcement came just hours after the taliban captured 2 strategic cities in western afghanistan. the state department says it will continue operating within the embassy. but analysts say the fact they're sending troops could probably does indicate the u.s. government is losing faith in the afghan military's ability to hold off taliban search. >> this is not abandonment. this is not an evacuation. this is not the whole sale withdrawal. we believe this is that the prudent thing to do given. >> the rapidly deteriorating security in and kabul. >> president biden is still planning a complete military withdrawal of troops from afghanistan by august 31st. >> next at 10. why a new report is paying a dim future for lake tahoe's healt

she has been working with the sfpd to post digital bulletins of for awards for unsolved homicide crimes that will be on display at pub at npthe police stations in the newsroom. gayle ong kron 4 news, thank you so much. gail metro wildfire coverage and updated numbers tonight are now showing that california's dixie fire has grown to over 515,000 acres and it is 31% contained as of right now a devastating fire in total. it has destroyed more than a 1000 structures and more than 14,000 are still threatened tonight. experts say. >> the recent heat and the ongoing drought have clearly made wildfires harder to fight. >> and we know that this fire's devastation is only a preview of climate change andp that climate change is inevitable conclusion. if we don't address fossil fuel extraction and infrastructure and their connection to climate change. governor newsom has made moves to deny fracking permits and this should be just the beginning of his bold climate action. >> the dixie fire is the largest single source wildfire in state history. >> let's talk now about our forecast as we take a live

make sure you call sfpd. taking a look at this as apd says, they were able to track down the car they say was used in a sideshow in a car sideshow. and the rather dramatic. they police have released this photo of the car. and you can see. >> the woman hair leaning out of it holding and a k 47 this happened last month on barr unveiled and mackinnon avenues. police had the car towed after investigating no word yet on whether any arrests were made. in the east bay. police are asking for the community's help to identify. 2 armed robbers. they targeted a popular asian american restaurant in oakland. as you can see, the entire scene playing out caught on camera tonight. kron four's and you learn that it's not the first time that this business has been targeted. >> counting the money in the cash register at the close of business when a robber walks in and points a gun toward the face of the cast year and was captured on surveillance video. the breathtaking situation happened last saturday just before 10:00pm here at

safe, sfpd. of course, the mayor's office with job provision and all ideas community has presented, and of course, all of our community based organizations and leaders on the frontline. despite our dedication and commit, we have seen too many increases in violence, particularly the last couple of years. we are nowhere near where we were in the early 2000s, but all violence is too much, and we take this seriously. in the last 1.5 years, we have had more shootings and deaths to gun violence than we can remember. more violence against communities of color, and we are all working together to stop all violence. our summit today will attempt to bring us all together in the name of ending all violence. together with the mayor's office, the human rights commission, and i want to thank director davis and her entire team for putting this together, of course, the office dream team and all the work that they do, and the people on the frontline -- c.y.c., it's good to see you all here. i know we have some mem

are still trying to find the driver responsible if you have any information you are asked to call sfpd and san francisco police say officers were able to track down the car that they say was use in a sideshow. police released this picture of the car. see a woman leaning out of it. with what looks like a in a cave. 47 assault rifle. this happened last month on barneveld and mackinnon avenues. police had that car towed after investigating. there's no word yet if any arrests have been made and in the east bay. police are asking for the community's help to identify 2 armed robbers who targeted a popular asian american restaurant in oakland. the incident was captured on surveillance video. as you can see right here, very terrifying for that employee behind the register kron four's has by june has more. counting the money in the cash register at the close of business with a robber walks in and points a gun toward the face of the cast year and was captured on surveillance video. the breathtaking situation happened last saturday just before 10:00pm. >> here at the chai thai noodles restaurant

the d a says, there's been a 2000% increase in the number of ghost gun seized by sfpd in the last five now, i reached out to all three companies named in the d a s lawsuit but have not heard back henry lee ktvu, fox two news. and i'll be back with the weather. it includes some temperatures on the cooler side, but smoke stays around. we'll talk about what you can expect this weekend. right now we go to ktvu is alex savage, with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu. plus, frank. thank you. evacuation orders do remain in place tonight as fire crews continue battling the cal door fire up in el dorado county tonight at seven. i'll talk live with cal fire captain who's on the ground there and we'll ask him about the containment efforts tonight and talk. about some of the communities that are still in danger. they're also coming up new tonight. could we be facing another toilet paper shortage the trend that one major retailer is seeing as the delta variant continues to spread. we'll have those stories and much more coming up tonight. li can you see

now, the d a says, there's been a excuse me of 2000% increase in the number of ghost guns seized by sfpdive years, i reached out to all three companies named the da's lawsuit, but have not heard back live in the newsroom. henry lee ktvu fox two news. all right, henry. thank you. the south bay's largest school district is the latest to welcome students back to campus are south reporter jesse gary joins us now live in san jose with more on how the first day of school went today, jesse. heather good evening to you. and yeah, this was a traditional first day of school. the first one they've seen a couple of years and it featured its own first students, teachers staffers all had to wear masks because of covid precautions. we're happy to wear them. hopefully they'll come out with the vaccine shoot. for the first time in two years, the san jose unified school district sees all of its campuses open at the close of business on the first day of school. it's a relief for students and parents who have endured a year of learning while combating a global pandemic. was your son excited, very excited to

nowhere sfpd homicide lieutenant mike philpott says police have obtained surveillance video from at leastf going through everything and a case like this, it's you know, we're dependent upon video, but also the communities help. this is senseless, and this has to stop. james caldwell is with mayor london breeds office of criminal justice and public safety. we need to all come together all racists that live in san francisco need to understand that we will not tolerate this type of violence. anymore. we miss our daughter physically, but we find comfort in north. her spirit resides in a greater place. the father says he knows that there are different views of justice. what it should look like what it entails. but he says for him and his family, the justice they want is peace. henry lee ktvu fox studios, these kids. wow the family of a man who's been missing or rather, who had beeneeks, spoke for the first time today since volunteers search crews located a body matching his description. life is truly fragile and delicate and the past three i was four weeks. um show me that crystal clear. i lik

brown has partnered with the sfpd and help spearhead the creation of a digital poster board of homicide victims are bored bulletins to be displayed in station lobbies in san francisco. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> big story this morning a new report that finds that there are more than 9,000 incidents of asian american pacific islander hate crimes across the country in this last year. >> a national nonprofit organization known as stop aap. i hate recently put out this report kron 4 still psac ii has the details. well, unfortunately these anti-asian attacks aren't going away. >> one 3rd of the incident and that report happened just within the last few months. it's something that hits close to home here in the bay area as we've seen countless assaults targeted robberies and racist behavior. one local group has been fighting back saying enough is enough. >> recent report by national nonprofit organization. stop aap. i had found more than 9,000 incidents of anti-asian hate occurred from march 2020 to june of this year. if this is surprising to you, these numbers. >> imagine what the real number

. >> sfpd says officers were able to track down a car that they say was used in a sideshow and they releasedan leaning out of the car carrying. >> k 47. >> this happened last month on barton, build and mackinnon. avenues. >> police had the car towed after they investigated. we don't know if any arrests were made. >> it's 5.40 and we'll be back >> it's 5.40 and we'll be back fn just a few minutes. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can show more with less eczema. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines don't change or stop them

the sfpd did respond to a call within the job core campus.department of emergency management is that there is no continuing threat, but the police department sfpd does continue the investigation. there were interruptions to muni treasure island route 25 service during the incident, but we expect that service to resume shortly, although there may be ongoing delays. with that i would like to turn it over to sherry williams to comment on the activities of one treasure island. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you, bob. you all have a written report that was compiled by our deputy director. i will briefly highlight the treasure island program that we rolled out in june. we are making tweaks of it whenever any new program there are new things to learn. it is providing food five days per week through food truck or with island restaurants as well as the food pantry and feel kits. it -- meal kits. it is wonderful to work with the island residents who have involved with helping with registration and making sure things go well and people are pick

and this is a question both to commander of sfpd and sfmta. >> yes, i'll defer to the commander on theorcement side. on the engineering side, unfortunately, the rides can cover so many streets that it is difficult to do an engineering treatment that would solve a racing issue. i've seen videos of the races and they basically go through stop signs, they go through red light, they go through small streets, but primarily they go along the waterfront and more as you noted through the great highway, through the marina, the embarcadero. so, they are a concern. the public sees this and feels concern about it, but from an engineering standpoint, it is difficult to control something that is that widespread and can basically go on any street, even if we were able to do something on some streets. >> thank you for that. on the lower grade highway, for example, i know there were a few dozen new speed bumps installed recently as part of the traffic-calming plan. do you feel like those speed bumps help address the dirt bike rideouts and the racing that happens commonly on streets like the lower grade

examples of emergency situations include a referral from adult protective services or sfpd, a person who is at risk for hospitalization or readmission to either -- readmission to a hospital without nutrition support. meals on wheels as the designated emergency home delivered meal partner will prioritize the requests and start services quickly. thank you and i am happy to answer any questions you have at this time. >> president knutzen: comments or questions from the commission? all right. seeing none, do we have anyone from the public who wishes to comment on item v? >> clerk: moderator please open the phone lines for public comment. >> there are no callers in the queue. >> president knutzen: great. hearing no further requests to speak on the item, we will close public comment. is there a motion from the commissioners to approve item v? from commissioner bittner is the motion and second from i think commissioner lum. please take a roll call vote to approve item v. (roll call vote) thank you commissioners. the vote is unanimous. >> president knutzen: the next item is w and requires a

safe, sfpd. of course, the mayor's office with job provision and all ideas community has presented, and of course, all of our community based organizations and leaders on the frontline. despite our dedication and commit, we have seen too many increases in violence, particularly the last couple of years. we are nowhere near where we were in the early 2000s, but all violence is too much, and we take this seriously. in the last 1.5 years, we have had more shootings and deaths to gun violence than we can remember. more violence against communities of color, and we are all working together to stop all violence. our summit today will attempt to bring us all together in the name of ending all violence. together with the mayor's office, the human rights commission, and i want to thank director davis and her entire team for putting this together, of course, the office dream team and all the work that they do, and the people on the frontline -- c.y.c., it's good to see you all here. i know we have some mem

sfpd when a violent crime takes place. i can't think of anything more of greater significance. i mean riding your bike down the middle of the street is important to people who cycle and family members of mine do and would probably disagree with me, but, you know, if dad is having a heart attack or something, i want to ambulance to be there as quickly as possible. vision zero is lovely. it is a great idea, but it is not going to happen in my life time or any of our lifetimes. that is just reality. i am willing to bet you on that one. i think that we should and i don't know if other commissioners object, i am happy to entertain their objections. i don't see any harm in us obtaining the minutes or whatever we can from this task -- it must be tasc as in charlie. it impacts this department severely. commissioners, does anybody not want this given? you don't have to read them, but you will. you all do. >> how old are they? >> i am just kidding. >> every two weeks. >> you will read them. i know you. >> commissioner nakajo. >> madam president, i want to make sure i have a chance to com

and one of the cohorts in there is the sfpd. we partner every year with the san francisco police department to give interns the opportunity to understand what is going on within the police department and really understand that sometimes it's -- you have different parts of it and the ones that are on patrol and the ones that are in the office doing work as well. it gives them an idea about what it looks like. and my question, i grew up in the bayview. i have worked in the western addition for the past five to seven years. and just the rise in crime from this pandemic has slowly but surely been increasing and increasing. before it was there and we seen it, but now at this point i don't even feel comfortable crossing third street, right? my question is, what strategies have been created to answer the concern of public safety since the rising crime since the pandemic? if so, which ones are being implemented currently? >> i think one of the programs that i am very foes focused on and have a strong desire to see it implemented is to g