in the meeting materials is a presentation by sfpd which will highlight sfpd proceeds as a department success in fulfilling most of the 272 department of justice recommendations from 2016. the department reports that the recommendations are nearly complete. it bears remembering that the recommendations were meant to be completed far earlier than this. the rates of anti-black disparities and use of force remains unapproved to 2016 to this day. according to the most recent sfpd data is black san franciscan is more times to be stopped and more than 11 times likely to be arrested. the department of police accountability suggested a policy where officers will refrain from asking questions at routine traffic stops. we agree with the spirit of this recommendation, we feel that stops should be ended all together. there are many negative effects for black people being stopped so often. reinforced trauma, pain and suffering and sense of always being targeted through racial rl profiling. wealth disparities in the black community support elimination of all routine traffic stops. a track stop or b

and sfpd are working on this. i firmly believe that, in the end, it's going to produce the best policy, policy, again, that's going to be exemplary for the entire country. keep in mind that what you're doing is for san francisco, but it's really being a role model for the nation. think about the work that we've done years ago, and people are just now catching up, so keep that in mind that these workers take two years. it's a lot of hands, and a lot of very smart people that are dedicating a lot of hours to this, so i am grateful for this and definitely know how talented jermaine is -- jermaine jones. been wonderful to watch him grow up, generally speaking. >> he's wonderful. >> president cohen: yeah. so another question. the san francisco police department sparks addendum -- never mind. i won't ask that. that's all i have at this time. i want to make sure that if any other colleagues have questions, please do so. none? none? nobody? >> vice president elias: i will say, i do want to congratulate d.p.a. for their pr

we also ... >> but the code is sfpd or coast guard? >> that is sfpd. >> in case youask so the coast guard doesn't go wandering in for home runs . >> there were some significant incidents, the mass casualty advantage . the coast guard would assist us in depending onwhat type of incident. they may have jurisdiction over it . thecruise terminals and things like that , our submarine units patrol those areas.as well as the fire departmentwho also has the marine unit to do what they do . i'm sorry, director leeann. >> for some clarification but we are requesting to commission to move on for the grant, the grant purchased three automati identifications . the purpose of this is to provide or communicate this issue for some fees to other marine vessels so that there's no maritime collisions that take place. we've found marine units we are responsible for state and local laws outside of the jurisdiction of the us coast guard. but with this grant, primarily it's to purchase equipment that has reached the end of its useful life for everything and

we also ... >> but the code is sfpd or coast guard? >> that is sfpd. >> in case youask so the coast guard doesn't go wandering in for home runs . >> there were some significant incidents, the mass casualty advantage . the coast guard would assist us in depending onwhat type of incident. they may have jurisdiction over it . thecruise terminals and things like that , our submarine units patrol those areas.as well as the fire departmentwho also has the marine unit to do what they do . i'm sorry, director leeann. >> for some clarification but we are requesting to commission to move on for the grant, the grant purchased three automati identifications . the purpose of this is to provide or communicate this issue for some fees to other marine vessels so that there's no maritime collisions that take place. we've found marine units we are responsible for state and local laws outside of the jurisdiction of the us coast guard. but with this grant, primarily it's to purchase equipment that has reached the end of its useful life for everything and

in the meeting materials is a presentation by sfpd which will highlight sfpd proceeds as a departmentartment of justice recommendations from 2016. the department reports that the recommendations are nearly complete. it bears remembering that the recommendations were meant to be completed far earlier than this. the rates of anti-black disparities and use of force remains unapproved to 2016 to this day. according to the most recent sfpd data is black san franciscan is more times to be stopped and more than 11 times likely to be arrested. the department of police accountability suggested a policy where officers will refrain from asking questions at routine traffic stops. we agree with the spirit of this recommendation, we feel that stops should be ended all together. there are many negative effects for black people being stopped so often. reinforced trauma, pain and suffering and sense of always being targeted through racial rl profiling. wealth disparities in the black community support elimination of all routine traffic stops. a track stop or broken tail light or turn signal is not wor

s office and sfpd will be required to start releasing a new wave of data on a quarterly basis. >>> santalara sheriff laurie smith has a new challenger for her job, and it's one of her sergeants. sergeant christine nagayai will be running for the position. she lives in san jose, originally from pennsylvania. she has worked in the sheriff's office for the past 19 years, mostly in the custody and jail decision. her goal is to return integrity to the sheriff's office after a number of scandals under sheriff smith. santa clara's board of supervisors recently passed a unanimous no-confidence vote in smith. now our investigative unit has spent years looking into various accusations involving sheriff smith. you can watch and read all of the stories by going to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> the clock is ticking for muni drivers to get the covid vaccine. all san francisco muni employees must be fully vaccinated by monday. muni series since all the workers will not comply, it wil. a few short service lines will be temporarily suspended and riders may see crowding and longer wait times on some

our investigative unit has confirmed 40 sfpd officers not vaccinated for covid have been placed on leave other unvaccinated officers already on leave for other reasons could be next. sources tell us if they return to work and still haven't gotten their shots, those 59 cops will also be placed on leave. this is the pathway for termination. that's a total of 99 officers who ultimately could be fired if they don't get vaxed. as a point of reference here, there are about 2,100 total officers on the sfpd force so it would be just under 5% who could be fired. the question now, how will this and how could this impact public safety? we continue to work the story and are expecting to hear from the police chief and the police officers' union. >>> also tonight, new information on the los gatos mom. this is a story that is getting national attention. the 47 year old is accused of hosting several parties for teenagers fuelled with alcohol and sex. we've been on the story for more than a week now. she was arrested last week in idaho but was flown back to san jose today. she had a different look. here

the family will most likely have to return to the house where the abuse is happening according to sfpd in the fourth quarter of last year. there were 131 arrests for felony domestic violence in san francisco. 86% of those cases were dismissed. only 9% were charged abc 7 reached out to thequtir sample e of that data. to see how many cases were charged throughout the entire year while we didn't get those specifics before our deadline. we did receive the following statement. the numbers dipped during the pandemic in particular during shelter-in-place periods, which affected domestic violence cases in particular as a result our office also devoted significant resources towards expanding support for domestic violence victims to secure housing and transportation during the pandemic the da's office added filing and charging rates for domestic violence. cases have increased from 24% and 2020 to 31% so far this year. i just think that we have to do better by victims stephanie sierra abc 7 news. the man accused of stabbing a woman on the sidewalk in downtown san francisco. tuesday w c afternoon

and sfpd has been sending monthly reports. this is all available on the port's website and discussed within the community advisory group. the monthly reports including sfpd crime dashboard. people need to better understand the dashboard. we created a glossary of terms. that's something we're able to include in our report. condition d is compliance with the good neighbor policy. it includes nine components and five keys as the operator of the program. h.s.h. has complied all components of the good neighbor policy. we're proud of the work we've done to comply not only the good neighbor policy but all of the conditions outlined in the m.o.u. we know we can find room for improvement and learning. we appreciate the input of the advisory group and community where concern have come up. wie an -- we've been able to mobilize and remain in compliant. we did share some concerns that from a few neighbors that people are not receiving responses to both text messages to the five keys. five keys look at the data and confirmed between january

an e-mail from sfpd chief bill scott revealed 313 employees remain unvaccinated. of them 267 officers and 46 unsworn staffers. the department has more than 2800 employees. >>> fbi is investigating a death row smuggling ring at san quentin prison. an officer from pittsburg is accused of smuggling in cell phones. federal investigators say an inmate's girlfriend and one other person from tracy bought 25 cell phones and paid corrections officer $500 per phone to deliver them to the inmate. that inmate sold the devices to other inmates for $900 a piece. >> they're going to uncover probably more than corruption than this one individual. it's not just one bad apple that causes 25 cell phones to be transported into a maximum security facility with death row inmates. >> three defendants have been charged and are facing maximum of 20 years in prison and quarter million dollar fine. >>> 6:08. ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> thieves getting away with very expensive goods. >>> steve kerr can be getting a promotion of sorts. the new job and why it won't change

sfpd investigate two separate falls at chase center. there is a concert by the group phis and police got a call about someone needing medical help and medics did arrive. they tried to help, but the man was declared dead. police to say it is an open investigation . one hour later police got a report of a man taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. he fell on another concertgoer who was taken to the hospital as well. we do have a crew looking into this. >>> a big story we have been talking about all weekend. a number of students skip school to join the protest of the covid-19 vaccine mandate . some of the parents of the they worried about long-term effects of the covid-19 vaccine in their kids . they say they do not want to be part of what they characterize as an experiment. >> this is about taking away my choice. in usa we have freedom of choice. we do not get a choice for this and now my choices right now i choose to put my kid in school unvaccinated. >> reporters take us to other protests and other schools. >> report

those out of compliance, about 101 workers at the sfpd, 35 members in the fire department, 29 in the sheriff's department. most of those are moving to no-contact roles until a due process hearing takes place. after that they may be terminated. >>> up next here at 7:00, a bay area police chief put on leave. it's a complicated story involving the chief's daughter, an alleged pimp and accusations of physical threats by police officers. we'll explain. >>> also, saving the wildlife. we're talking to a leading group working to rescue birds after that oil spill down in southern california. you're watching nbc bay area news tonight. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. this is a twisted family drama and this family happens to be pillars of the community. richmond's police chief is on paid administrative leave chain of events involving their 18-year-old daughter and a man accused of pimping her out. here's nbc bay area's melissa colorado. >> how does any mother deal with something like this? >> reporter: it's a family crisis that's now spilling out in public, and caught in the cross

our investigative unit has just confirmed 40 sfpd officer who have not been vaccinated for covid have been placed on leave. this begins the termination process. there are 59 other unvaccinated officers who are already on leave for other reasons. sources tell us if they return to work and still haven't gotten their shots, they will also be placed on administrative leave for termination. that's a total of 99 officers, two ultimately could be fired if they don't get fully vaccinated. we'll continue to follow the story as we get new details into the newsroom and will pass them along. >>> it is the central question in the silicon valley federal fraud trial. was elizabeth holmes calling the shots at theranos, while raising millions in investment money? the prosecution continued to call witnesses to prove she was. prosecutors asked questions about the theranos blood testing machines and how well they worked. he testified the machines rarely gave back accurate results. the machines are being talked about in the press and rulered to be on their way to the military. but he testified they weren'

there are about 2,100 total officers on the force for sfpd so this would be just under 5% of the forceould be fired. the police officer's union sending up the statement that says, unfortunately, the city's rush to terminate office letters make our city less safe. the city has botched and bungled this process from the beginning. first approving all religious exemption requests and then demanding a doover to reject every religious exemption request. you simply can't make this incompetence up. san francisco is experiencing a shooting and retail theft epidemic and fewer officers will only make things worse. we have reached out to the mayor's office for comment but have not heard back quite yet. >>> also developing, facebook is reportedly changing its name. the ceo mark zuckerberg reportedly told the verge that in the coming years, facebook will transition from a social media company to what he calls aa meta verse company. a name change might be announced at the annual connect conference. it will likely put it next to whatsapp and others under a parent company. it refers to a virtual world

they're in the middle of hearings, that includes 93 members of sfpd, including 46 active duty officers and 28 firefighters. >> ultimately we don't want to lose anyone. but at the same time, it's not my place to judge why someone is or isn't, i just know i have a responsibility to protect public health so they're required, we're not going to deviate. >> reporter: the police officers association says the 46 officers on leave will have a hearing to determine if they can stay on paid leave until each gets a police commission hearing about termination. that's when an officer can present evidence to support their position or show they've been vaccinated. meantime, s.f. transportation officials are looking at the next deadline and trying to get workers vaccinated. >> we're also preparing at the same time for what could be significant service disruptions in november. right now we have about 275 employees who are either not vaccinated or have not fully reported their status. so we're working to do everything that we can with overtime, with changing shifts around. >> reporter: in san francisco,

if anyone has any information, you are asked to contact sfpd immediately. nbc bay area news. >> well, it's an honor they hum bale accepted but wish they never had to. two men responsible for shining a light on sexual abuse at san jose state were recognized at city hall today. san jose state swim coach faith hopkins and steve o'brien were both commended by the mayor. they first blew the whistle in 2009 on swimmers being sexually abused by a trainer at the school. they say the school continually ignored them and o'brien lost his job. eventually, there department of justice found evidence of wrongdoing and came down hard on the university. >> as i have said, this is not and should not be about me. our thoughts, empathy, and passion should be with the dozens of survivors from six separate teams at san jose state. and our focus should be on their healing. >> now, that trainer and athletic director are now out at san jose state while the university president is stepping down in december as a result as well. the school also agreed to pay $1.6 million to 13 victims

sfpd said the get away car is a black four door audi. >> every weekend and stuff like that.o hear something like that it is unsettling. >> i feel like it is a safe area. we move inside late last year. this is one of the craziest things that we heard about so far. >> cane said he is scheduled to return to san francisco on tour in december. >> i think of the city i think of never going back there ever again. [ laughter ] >> i mean i am definitely more paranoid now. the next morning we were there until 7:00 p.m. and then leaving the car anywhere, like i think about it, i don't -- we need to get it in a garage. is a garage even safe? >> reporter: in san francisco, back to you. >> cane still stuck around san francisco over the weekend to perform. he has since traveled to the tahoe area. >>> chp officer is recovering after being attacked and bitten by a suspect on the side of a freeway. this happened on highway 4 in concord about 1:00 in the afternoon. a pedestrian was allegedly throwing stuff at cars on the freeway when the officer tried to stop the person a struggle broke out an

if anyone has any information, you are asked to contact sfpd immediately. nbc bay area news. >> yes or no? the a's baseball team says the decision hinged on the board of supervisors and that could happen any minute. they're scheduled to take up a resolution that would help pay for some of the costs associated with building the terminal project. the county would reimburse the a's for up front cost of building affordable housing, new parks and on site infrastructure. several county supervisors say they're on the fence about diverting future tax revenue to a ballpark project instead of spending it on essential services and health care, but the mayor pointed out the projected tax revenue will not exist if the howard terminal project does not break ground. >> we're not asking you to be in the sports business but asking you to be in the affordable housing and public parks business. >> enough is enough. stop giving public money to billionaires to wreck the port of oakland. that's what we're talking about here. >> a's president says the team needs a yes vote from t

sfpd says 12.5 pounds or 5.7 kilograms of fentanyl. >> is enough to theoretically kill 2.85 million people with just a small dosage of about 2 milligrams considered a lethal dose records from the san francisco medical examiner's office show within 700 people died of overdoses in 2020. preliminary report shows more than 500 people have died through the end of september so far this year. they need to do 2 things that need to do a lot more to reduce demand for the drug. >> as well as doing what they can to curtail the supply. >> that was taylor is actually reporting for us now this drug bust was the result of years long investigation. the charges specifically related to the finan all seizure were made into complaints both filed last week. they were unsealed yesterday. one of the complaints describes a conspiracy allegedly run by 2 brothers. one of them in alameda, the other one in berkeley. the second complaint is centered around the second organization allegedly headed by a man in oakland. well, the last battles mom accused of throwing wild parties for teens is set to appear in court today.

sfpd says the car was spotted and photographed here at side shows at dubose and guerrero and six then harrison on september the 19th. the photos show the driver hanging out of the sunroof with a traffic cone in his hand while doing donuts in the city streets, and governor gavin newsom has signed a new law targeting people who participate in these. illegal side shows drivers now face losing their driver's license for up to six months if they participate at new law, so clearly spells out what side shows are giving police. more ability to crack down on lawbreakers. the law says a sideshow is when two or more vehicles block or impede traffic to do vehicle stunts, speed contest or drive recklessly for an audience last year, chp responded to more than. 25,000 calls involving illegal street racing well on this world mental health day they conquered police department is bringing attention to the success of its crisis crisis negotiation team. and the difference it can make during emergencies. ktvu is amanda canton. oh, is live now in concord with the details. amanda. yes a lot of police depart

sfpd and deputies with the san francisco sheriff's office will handle the public safety duties on the well for saracens go. police department will have officers patrolling all of the venues. >> foot patrols on bicycles, on motorcycles and unmarked police cars. >> our plainclothes staff will be in uniform. are people will be out there working with the police department because the most important thing is to be a visible to turn the u.s. coast guard has safety tips for those planning to enjoy the airshow lot out on the bay. please always carry a vhf radio on board and have enough life jackets for all passengers think a vhf channel 16 as the 911, if you will, on the water. >> a francisco fire chief janine nicholson tells you how best to use the actual 911, emergency system on land during the show. >> if you have an emergency call 911. if you need information, call 3, 1, 1, so don't lock up 911 for non emergency. use the 3, 1, one line. police officials say if you are planning on driving to san francisco to enjoy fleet week to remember not to leave any personal valuables visible inside of

your insurance needs, get to know your local geico agent today. suspect, who was shot and killed by sfpdar, has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit. this is body cam footage showing officers chasing cesar antonio vargas moments before he sprinted towards one of the officers with a knife in his hand. the shooting happened moments after police say vargas woman by jumping into her car near market and golf street. vargas died at the scene. criminal charges were not filed against the officers involved in the shooting. the family's lawsuit against the department and the officers claims excessive force was used in the incident. train cars went off the tracks near the port of oakland today. the incident prompted a hazardous materials response from firefighters as four of those cars were carrying sulfuric acid. as ktvu is, henry lee tells us. luckily, none of the chemicals leaked out. six cars of a union pacific freight train derailed at about 10 30 this morning at the company's rail yard near middle harbour road and seventh street at the port of oakland for the cars were carrying sulfuric acid,

now jeff and nicole did file a police report, but haven't heard back from sfpd and things couldn't get worse. next day the monlock smith family at another hotel in the city and as jeff's sister was trying to find parking they say they saw two cars actively being broken into all four windows of these two cars smashed across the street. so certainly the worst feeling that pit in make as you're walking back, and that was certainly the reality for them. yeah, gosh, that is rough. all right. thank you so much stephanie and attempted robbery turned deadly tonight the latest on the condition of the former oakland police captain involved and whether the deadly shooting of one of the suspects was justified plus another juror in the fraud case against founder elizabeth holmes was excused today abc 7 news at 5 w the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at

he now wants sfpd in the district attorney's office to join in on the discussion and come up with a plan. the self checkout stands have already been removed. the store used to operate 24 hours a day, but it now closes nightly at nine pm date for this meeting, though, has not been set. it's a multi benefit projects, so it's got wildlife benefits, flood protection and also restoration and a breaching a levee on purpose was a way to make that happen after the break the benefits to this move in the east bay that's been decades in the making. a potential budget problem for bart up next, the latest on how the transit system is recovering from the at about one quarter to a third of what it was before the pandemic, and if things don't improve, it could add to a huge budget deficit in the next two years. at its board meeting, bart said it is expecting budgeting. with the exception that ridership will only be up to 50% of normal by march. the transit agencies financial planning director warned that services service cuts rather are unlikely to help balance the budget without more revenue. let me br

for sfpd, that deadline is october 13th. >>> a san jose bar is being forced to close. some say it was a deny of prostitution and there was a woman killed in a crash. the result is an agreement to shutdown the business and pay $15,000 in fines and surrender their liquor license. neighbors say they can't wait. >> we find condoms in the street. we find beer bottles in our yard. people urinate in our yard. there's garbage, and there are people doing burnouts. >> the agauff yea owners racked up a lot of fines because the bar kept operating during the shutdown as an elicit underground bar. >>> look at san jose. you have oakland and walnut creek. good morning, everyone. we are just under half an hour away from the sunrise. kari hall getting us up-to-date on what we can expect on the weekend forecast. it's something a lot of us love to talk about. >> yeah, let's get out the door this morning, enjoy the day and then after work maybe head to south 1st street in san jose to check out the artwork and live music and things going on there. it will be in the 80s at the start but then

." >> a live look at san francisco this morning. 40 sfpd officers are on leave this morning, and ourseveral dozens more may be following them soon. that's because they're not yet vaccinated for covid. if those holdouts continue to stand their ground, close to 100 officers may eventually be fired, amounting to 5% of the force. the union is calling it a botched and bundled process and argues any rush to termination will make the city less face. >>> a former theranos projects man returns to the stand in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial. daniel edlin was on the stand yesterday to talk about the faulty blood testing and he talked about sending to rupert murdoch. today they'll resume their cross-examination. >>> rain might be coming down, but sadly it's not conquering our drought. the governor takes a further step to save water in the bay. talk about what the governor's plans are. >> reporter: good morning, laura. last night governor gavin newsom expanded the state's emergency drought declaration to include the entire state including san francisco, los angeles, san diego. this is after we

code that is now as the director said addressed in a.b.c., alcohol beverage control law and other sfpd codes, it is an equity issue in the sense that it is targeting businesses that serve low-income communities, therefore, targeting low-income communities and our equity neighborhoods with unnecessary police presence and it's also not equally levied. right. so our restaurant and bars who are now able to sale off sale are not paying the same fees, nor are they subject to the enforcement and in our resolution, one of the whereas clauses that we added was how this precedent was deemed approved even though it hasn't been heard. since 2006, we haven't had any -- we haven't had the compliance hearings that it should of had. it was used and enacted by sfpd as a curfew order on only certain types of businesses which are the same businesses that have e.b.t. licenses and that are in neighborhoods that don't necessarily have bigger food outlets. so this is definitely a class issue. it's definitely a racial equity issue and i think it's particularly important that we talk about this as criminal jus

so while pal waits for sfpd to respond he plans to install a steel garage door with automatic locking deadbolts. safe way in san francisco's castro castro district tells the chronicle. they are reducing hours due to out of control shoplifting. it will now close at 9 pm. that's the earliest closing hours out of all san francisco safeway locations. the store has also terminated all self checkout stands to limit the amount of theft. there's no timeline yet for how long the new hours will be in effect. developing news now american airlines is blaming staffing problems along with the weather for hundreds of flight delays in cancellations this weekend the biggest problem sponsor two of its hubs dallas and charlotte more than 500 flights were canceled today and around 300 flights delayed. the airline has already canceled nearly 300 flights for tomorrow. american says a number of crews got stuck in dallas because of bad weather the past couple of days it is expecting things to improve on monday when 1800 flight attendants return from leave. for the first time we're hearing from alec baldwin a

i think that the owner of yazmin is being routed to sfpd emergency when. to date, we haven't received many of those. finally, over this last weekend, i received an e-mail from the owner of yazmin stating that a patron et cetera cut the power and it resulted in a physical altercation between the owners and this patron. for this juncture, it appears to be a contentious neighbor dispute and out of our purview. director weilland and i talked about and think we should bring mission statement into the conversation and assist in resolving the problem. we're open to hears the commissioners' thoughts tonight. so at the end of this report, you can let me know if you have any ideas or anything else on enforcement report. i know that's a lot of information. i'm going to go ahead and read the next one out. the next one hear is jackson. this is located at 3231 philmore street. the director was called to the location. he returneded later in the evening at 11:45 and the music was still playing. so we did go ahead and issue a citation for that. the following saturday, we r

. >> while he waits for sfpd to responds he plans to install a steel garage door with automatic lockinghe safeway tells the chronicle it's reducing hours due to out of control shop lifting. it will now close at 9:00 p.m. the store has also terminated all self-checkout stands to limit the amount of theft that happens and there is no timeline for how long these new hours will be in effect. for the first time we're hearing from alec baldwin about the deadly shooting. he spoke to the paparazzi outside his home in vermont. bald win talked about the woman who died and the film crew. >> for the first time since the fatal shooting on the set of the film rust alec baldwin is speaking out. >> there are incidental accidents on film sets from time to time but nothing like this. this is is a one in a trillion episode. >> answering questions, he mourned the death of cinematographer who died when investigators say he fired a prop gun on set director joel sousa was also wounded in the shooting. >> she was my friend. the day i arrived i took her to dinner with joel. we were a very, very well-oiled crew

sfpd and deputies with the san francisco sheriff's office will handle the public safety duties on the world for its after school police department will have officers patrolling all of the venues foot patrols on bicycles, on motorcycles and unmarked police cars. >> our plainclothes staff will be in uniform. are people will be out there working with the police department because the most important thing is to be a visible to turn the u.s. coast guard has safety tips the airshow lot out on the bay. please always carry a vhf radio on board and have enough life jackets for all passengers think a vhf channel 16 as the 911, if you will, on the water. >> a san francisco fire chief janine nicholson tells you how best to use the actual 911, emergency system on land during the show. >> if you have an emergency call 911. if you need information, call 3, 1, 1, so don't lock up 911 for non emergency. use the 3, 1, one you are planning on driving to san francisco to enjoy fleet week to remember not to leave any personal valuables visible inside of your vehicle. >> haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> the b

sfpd and deputies with the san francisco sheriff's office will handle the public safety duties on the world for its after school police department will have officers patrolling all of the venues foot patrols on bicycles, on motorcycles and unmarked police cars. >> our plainclothes staff will be in uniform. are people will be out there working with the police department because the most important thing is to be a visible to turn the u.s. coast guard has safety tips for those planning to enjoy the airshow lot out on the bay. please always carry a vhf radio on board and have enough life jackets for all passengers think a vhf channel 16 as the 911, if you will, on the water. >> a san francisco fire chief janine nicholson tells you how best to use the actual 911, emergency system on land during the show. >> if you have an emergency call 911. if you need information, call 3, 1, 1, so don't lock up 911 for non cmergency. use the 3, 1, one line. police officials say if you are planning on driving to san francisco to enjoy fleet week to remember not to leave any personal valuables visible insi

. >> sfpd and deputies with the san francisco sheriff's office will handle the public safety duties on for the co police department will have officers patrolling all of the venues foot patrols on bicycles, on motorcycles and unmarked police cars. >> our plainclothes staff will be in uniform. are people will be out there working with the police department because the most important thing is to be a visible to turn the u.s. coast guard has safety tips for those planning to enjoy the air show out on the bay. please always carry a vhf radio on board and have enough life jackets for all passengers think a vhf channel 16 as the 911, if you will, on the water. san francisco fire chief janee nicholson tells you how best to use the actual 911, emergency system on land during the show. >> if you have an emergency call 911. if you need information, call 3, 1, 1, so don't lock up 911 for non emergency. use the 3, 1, 1, line. >> police officials say if you are planning on driving to san francisco to enjoy fleet week to remember not to leave any personal valuables visible inside of your vehicle. haa

uncertainty about the number of unvaccinated sfpd members who will be unable to perform their duties after october. 13th requires us department to begin initial redeployments to assure that we will continue to fulfill our core functions of patrol investigations and public safety. leah cohen serves on the san francisco police commission and says each officer who asks for an exemption will receive a hearing to determine their future employment with the city and if they're able to continue to protect and serve we as as city employees and we as the police commission, our job is to make sure that we create an environment that is safe for officers to perform their core functions. tracy mcrae from the san francisco police officers association says she's still negotiating with the city and hopes that officers will be allowed to continue to serve with a combination of vaccines, masks and regular testing. and i believe we will come to an agreement where we will have officers out on the street or save were vaccinated, and if they're not because of an exemption or anything, they still would be s

sfpd and deputies with the san francisco sheriff's office will handle the public safety duties on the well for saracens go. police department will have officers patrolling all of the venues foot patrols on bicycles, on motorcycles and unmarked police cars. >> our plainclothes staff will be in uniform. are people will be out there working with the police department because the most important thing is to be a visible to turn the u.s. coast guard has safety tips for those planning to enjoy the airshow lot out on the bay. please always carry a vhf radio on board and have enough life jackets for all passengers think a vhf channel 16 as the 911, if you will, on the water. >> so francis, go fire chief janine nicholson tells you how best to use the actual 911, emergency system on land during the show. >> if you have an emergency call 911. if you need information, call 3, 1, 1, so don't lock up 911 for non emergency. use the 3, 1, one line. police officials say if you are planning on driving to san francisco to enjoy fleet week to remember not to leave any personal valuables visible inside of

sfpd says 12.5 pounds or 5.7 kilograms of fentanyl. >> is enough to theoretically kill 2.85 million people with just a small dosage of about 2 milligrams considered a lethal dose records from the san francisco medical examiner's office show within 700 people died of overdoses in 2020. preliminary report shows more than 500 people have died through the end of september so far this year. they need to do 2 things that need to do a lot more to reduce demand for the drug. >> as well as doing what they can to curtail the supply. >> now, this drug bust was the result of a year's long investigation. the charges specifically related to the fentanyl seizure were made into complaints both filed last week and unsealed just hours ago, one of the complaints describes a conspiracy allegedly run by 2 brothers. one in alameda and the other in berkeley while the second complaint is centered around a second organization allegedly headed by a man in oakland. until second reporting. ken, pam, back to you. taylor, thank you for that. >> los gatos mom accused of throwing wild parties for teenagers is behind bars

i got the same response from vallejo police and the sfpd.ktvu fox studios. no doubt, though, henry, this new theory, bringing a lot of new attention to this case, henry. thank you. well there was a new development today in the scott peterson murder case. san mateo county judge has now set a new date for peterson to be re sentenced for the 2002 death of his pregnant wife. that will happen on december 8th. peterson will be transported from san quentin's death row to redwood city so that he can appear in person for the sentencing. he will also have to listen to the impact statements from lacey peterson's family. scott peterson's death sentence was overturned last year due to juror misconduct. the judge is expected to re sentence him to life in prison without possibility of parole. san jose is taking some dramatic steps to try to reduce water use during california's historic drought, mayor sam liccardo today announcing that he will be introducing a measure. to restrict watering outdoors to just twice a week for residents, the mayor said. he's ta

sfpd officers were unvaccinated city officials say. just five or six of their exempt requests are still under review. city employees who are not vaccinated by tomorrow are at risk of losing their jobs. tonight the san francisco unified school district presented new figures showing public schools have lost almost 3500 students in the past two years. that is a 6.6% decline that mirrors the statewide and national trend during the pandemic. but san francisco in particular is being hit by several demographic trends, including low birth rates, as well as people leaving the city. overall san francisco has the lowest percentage of children as residents of any urban area in the us. all husband together. um uh, help us lead to the conclusion that the short term picture um doesn't seem likely that we'll see a big bump of more children in san francisco in the near term. the drop in enrollment could mean the loss of $35 million in state funding. the district says it is already facing a $116 million deficit for the next school year. still to come to

sfpd says 12.5 pounds or 5.7 kilograms of fentanyl. >> is enough to theoretically kill 2.85 million people with just a small dosage of about 2 milligrams considered a lethal dose records from the san francisco medical examiner's office show within 700 people died of overdoses in 2020. preliminary report shows more than 500 people have died through the end of september so far this year. they need to do 2 things that need to do a lot more to reduce demand for the drug. >> as well as doing what they can to curtail supply. >> now, this drug bust was the result a year's long investigation. the charges specifically related to the fentanyl seizure were made into complaints both filed last weekend unsealed just hours ago, one of the complaints describes a conspiracy allegedly run by 2 brothers. one in alameda and the other in berkeley on the second plane is centered around a second organization allegedly headed by a man in oakland tell exactly reporting. back to you. >> thank you, taylor. now to new details after 2 people fell in separate incidents during a concert at chase center in san francisco

uncertainty about the number of unvaccinated sfpd members who will be unable to perform their duties after october. 13th requires us department to begin initial redeployments to assure that we will continue to fulfill our core functions of patrol investigations and public safety. leah cohen serves on the san francisco police commission and says each officer who asks for an exemption will receive a hearing to determine their future employment with the city and if they're able to continue to protect and serve we as as city employees and we as the police commission, our job is to make sure that we create an environment that is safe for officers to perform their core functions. tracy mcrae from the san francisco police officers association says she's still negotiating with the city and hopes that officers will be allowed to continue to serve with a combination of vaccines, masks and regular testing. and i believe we will come to an agreement where we will have officers out on the street or save were vaccinated, and if they're not because of an exemption or anything, they still would be s