>> a third of the press release mentioning sfpd plus reform or sfpd and within those third are mentioningreform? >> of the universes of press release that relate in any way to sfpd one third of them are touting the reforms of the department. >> as far as any memo that instructs that, i'm not aware of that. >> and any verbal guidancethat that should be a significant part of what goes out to the media ? >> no. >> in all these press releases thatrelate to sfpd from the mayor's office , not one mentions or addresses significant racial disparities in sfpd in terms of stops. why is that? >> i can't that but what i would say is when chief scott was in here they recognize there is much work to be done on thatfor sure . >> and no question that chief scott did recognize that. i think it took us a year of hearings to get to the point where we had a more clear presentation around the disparity but again i'm less interested in debating or discussing theextent of some of these issues . i'm more interested in understanding why a third of the press releases declarethe success of reforms . not one of them

>> a third of the press release mentioning sfpd plus reform or sfpd and within those third are mentioningreform? >> of the universes of press release that relate in any way to sfpd one third of them are touting the reforms of the department. >> as far as any memo that instructs that, i'm not aware of that. >> and any verbal guidancethat that should be a significant part of what goes out to the media ? >> no. >> in all these press releases thatrelate to sfpd from the mayor's office , not one mentions or addresses significant racial disparities in sfpd in terms of stops. why is that? >> i can't that but what i would say is when chief scott was in here they recognize there is much work to be done on thatfor sure . >> and no question that chief scott did recognize that. i think it took us a year of hearings to get to the point where we had a more clear presentation around the disparity but again i'm less interested in debating or discussing theextent of some of these issues . i'm more interested in understanding why a third of the press releases declarethe success of reforms . not one of them

a black person is six times as likely as a white person to be stopped on sfpd's own data since sfpd reports that a black san francisco can to experience use of force and more than eleven times likely to be arrested. cyclists or motorists should be used solely in the interest of public safety. i encourage the police commission to expedite using whatever tools you have to eliminate the enforcement of fractions. pretext stops are nothing more than fishing expeditions. >> clerk: welcome, caller. >> caller: hi. i made a public comment. i'm happy to go back in the queue. >> secretary: vice president elias, do you mind? >> vice president elias: no. that's fine. >> commissioners, we're not allowed to do that unless you're going to open it up for every person to do the exact same thing. you have to treat all members of the public equally. >> vice president elias: well, can we open it up for a minute to allow people to call in for general public comment? >> yes, we can take this item after. finish the public comment for this particular item and then open it back up. >> vice president elias: okay. can

i've gone tired talking to the police commission and sfpd and the board of supervisors. we will plea -- the answer is that the coalition members have the privilege that political power that many can buy. they present themselves unracially biased -- [ indiscernible ] when are you going to take responsibility and address these harsh biases to uphold the law for all san franciscans. not just for some people but all people. thank you. >> sergeant youngblood: thank you caller. good evening, you have two minutes. >> caller: hello. i'm with welcome disparities in the black community. the following is a quote from founder felicia jones. there's an urgency to address the injustices of black san franciscans. i will call it what it is. anti-blackness. i grown tired of talking to the police commission to sfpd and to the board of supervisors. where is the urgency? if the tables were turned and statistics represented white folks, it will be different. you took an oath to up hold the law. i'm tired, not tired enough to quit, tired of our concerns falling on deaf ears. tired enough to l

sfpd or mayor's office any final words before we wrap up? assistant chief. >> thank you, supervisor. i would like to end with saying thank you for opportunity to come and talk on this matter. i just want to reiterate that many of the things that i discussed today and we were talking about the reform, community policing, bias, accountability and transparency is the result of community-driven conversations and concerns and responding to those and how we work on those reforms. thank you. >> i want to thank everyone, public comments, colleagues for engaging in this hearing. i recognize this is not necessarily our usual conversation. i hope this continues in the police commission. i want to say it is clear to me that there is an underlying strategy. i don't think the naming of the sfpd press office astrategic communications is a mistake. it is an acknowledgment there is the strategy in the agenda pushed sometimes intentionally and sometimes unintentionally by sfpd and mayor's office. it is an agenda by other people in san francisco. it is an agen

this slide is the sfpd crime stats. we are analyzing the stats regular low to get a pulse for crimes that are committed within the district. in addition, our stats which cover short low in several stats before you informs our decisionmaking as to our security posture. larson sfpd is respect reporting 106% increase. and a quarter of 1% or total larceny thefts in the crime stats. talk about part one. we had 3 larceny thefts and 2 electric scoot ands a theft of a vehicle the vehicle was unknown individual exiting i80 to i bus ram and the deck where the individual left the car abandon the vehicle and exited transit center. one robbery and -- involving 1 subject robbed a victim of sneakers on the bus deck. what i'm proud about is that the coordination with sfpd. skurth and security operations team. the victim flagged down a security personnel that individual followed profit cal. called back at this time operation's center. and the staff and security center was over utilized the security systems to issue able to quickly ident

the sfpd community policing strategic plan.l order 1.08 and the community liaison unit. this ordinance is intended to bring community policing strategies down to the district on the neighborhood level. it would require sfpd to create a community policing plan at each district station that among other strategies incorporate foot and bike patrol appointments to address needs of the neighborhood and really emphasizes proactive problem solving and crime prevention. i want to thank our install business and merchant association, particularly people parkside and sunset and professional association as well as the council district merchants association for working with us on this. also thank you to the small business commission for their consideration of this ordinance and their unanimous support but also for providing valuable feedback on the legislation. some of the amendments i will be introducing were suggested by the small business commission at their hearing. i want to thank sfpd and chief scott and deputy chief lazar for working

to be sure, sfpd will be at the parade. there will be a presence on the outer perimeter along the route just to provide safety and security. live in san francisco. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. mandatory water restrictions could soon be implemented across california. what's prompting governor newsom to consider making the call? also ahead. a russian soldier has been sentenced after admitting to killing an unarmed ukrainian civilians. coming up at 5 30, the latest out of ukraine as the pentagon works to get more weapons into the country. should city employees such as police officers be allowed to stay in public facing roles after complaints against them are received. san jose's mayor believes some changes may be needed. mark oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my orde

sfpd officer shot and killed two people. tonight, the police department hope in a town hall meeting. the shooting happened near mariposa and owens sfpd says when officers responded to an assault in progress near a homeless in hammond, they found two men fighting. in this edited video from sfpd, a man later identified as michael mccann again held a knife over a man later identified as rafael mendoza. her about 15 minutes, officers try to get the man to drop his knife. firing a phone baton projectile several time. body cam footage shows officers firing those nonlethal rounds. >> took a bit later, four officers opened fire when mc finnegan made the stabbing motion towards mendoza's chest, according to the police officers. both men died of gunshot wounds. >>> a change of policy in san jose's police department following several cases of alleged officer misconduct. the most second, the city manager will now be immediately notified when an employee is accused of a crime that has the potential to impact the safety or the financial h

yeah, even though liana dewittiac is a former sfpd sergeant and lawyer for the department. she had to make several calls to get a police response twice to 911 then to the local station police are checking one of the flags for fingerprints trying to identify this man. and if you know this guy the police want your help. also, we have a long-running list of charities who are doing good work in ukraine if you'd like to show your support that way at abc 7 news.com dan ama. all right. thank you so much. dan after the break. we're learning new details about yesterday's deadly shooting at a southern california church, including what investigators say is the possible motive. plus we're learning more about the suspected gunman accused of killing ten people at a new york supermarket abc 7 news at continues in just new details are coming out tonight about yesterday's deadly church shooting in southern california, including a possible motive today officials in orange county. say the man who opened fire inside the geneva presbyterian church was motivated by anger over political tension b

i've gone tired talking to the police commission and sfpd and the board of supervisors. we will plea -- the answer is that the coalition members have the privilege that political power that many can buy. they present themselves unracially biased -- [ indiscernible ] when are you going to take responsibility and address these harsh biases to uphold the law for all san franciscans. not just for some people but all people. thank you. >> sergeant youngblood: thank you caller. good evening, you have two minutes. >> caller: hello. i'm with welcome disparities in the black community. the following is a quote from founder felicia jones. there's an urgency to address the injustices of black san franciscans. i will call it what it is. anti-blackness. i grown tired of talking to the police commission to sfpd and to the board of supervisors. where is the urgency? if the tables were turned and statistics represented white folks, it will be different. you took an oath to up hold the law. i'm tired, not tired enough to quit, tired of our concerns falling on deaf ears. tired enough to l

police car sfpd s newest spokeswoman is a transgender woman can't bring our full authentic selves to pride that we have to leave part of who we are behind. and it really goes against the radical the ideal radical inclusion that sf pride is all about. i think it's important that we send a message that we're studying that welcomes first responders. new supervisor matt dorsey, who was gay, previously served as the top civilian spokesman for the sfpd, so i think it's a it's a moment when we can ill afford to send a message to we don't welcome. diverse communities. i just want to make sure that we are as welcoming as well tended in solidarity. san francisco firefighters will also not march in the parade. now janine nicholson is the first openly gay fire chief in the city. to be sure, sfpd will be a presence at the parade just on the outskirts, providing safety and security in san francisco. henry lee ktvu fox studios. and just about a half an hour ago, we spoke with san francisco fire chief janine nicholson, the first openly lgbtq fire chief in the city's history. it's really disappointin

the sfpd community policing strategic plan. the departmental general order 1.08 and the community liaison unit. this ordinance is intended to bring community policing strategies down to the district on the neighborhood level. it would require sfpd to create a community policing plan at each district station that among other strategies incorporate foot and bike patrol appointments to address needs of the neighborhood and really emphasizes proactive problem solving and crime prevention. i want to thank our install business and merchant association, particularly people parkside and sunset and professional association as well as the council district merchants association for working with us on this. also thank you to the small business commission for their consideration of this ordinance and their unanimous support but also for providing valuable feedback on the legislation. some of the amendments i will be introducing were suggested by the small business commission at their hearing. i want to thank sfpd and chief scott and deputy

police car sfpd s newest spokeswoman is a transgender woman. i think it's important that we send a message that we're studying that welcomes first responders. supervisor matt dorsey, who was gay, previously served as the top civilian spokesman for the sfpd, so i think it's a it's a moment when we can ill afford to send a message to we don't welcome. diverse communities. i just want to make sure that we are as welcoming as well. now in solidarity. san francisco firefighters will also sit this one out, and janine nicholson, the fire chief, is the first openly gay fire chief in san francisco. to be sure, there will be sfpd at the parade, but they will also just be along the perimeter, providing safety and security live in san francisco. henry lee ktvu fox two news. okay, henry, thank you. well this ban on uniformed officers is certainly shining a spotlight on a long standing tension, while organizers argue the decision cites the pain and marginalization of community members who have been harmed by police violence. others say the participation of l

police car sfpd s newest spokeswoman is a transgender woman can't bring our full authentic selves forride that we have to leave part of who we are behind. and it really goes against the radical the ideal radical inclusion that sf pride is all about. i think it's important that we send a message that we're studying that welcomes first responders. new supervisor matt dorsey, who was gay, previously served as the top civilian spokesman for the sfpd, so i think it's a it's a moment when we can ill afford to send a message to you don't welcome diverse communities. i just want to make sure that your is welcoming with solidarity. san francisco firefighters will also not march in the parade. janine nicholson is the first openly gay fire chief in the city. to be sure, sfpd will be a presence at the parade just on the outskirts, providing safety and security in san francisco. henry lee ktvu fox studios. the union representing san francisco police officers, firefighters and sheriff's deputies released a joint statement today about that decision, they said, in part asking our members who to do do

sfpd s newest spokeswoman is a transgender woman can't bring our full authentic selves for pride thatve to leave part of who we are behind. and it really goes against the radical . the ideal radical inclusion. that s f card is all about. i think it's important that we send a message that we're studying that welcomes first responders. new supervisor matt dorsey, who was gay, previously served as the top civilian spokesman for the sfpd, so i think it's a it's a moment when we can ill afford to send a message to we don't welcome. diverse communities. i just want to make sure that we are as welcoming as we can be in solidarity. san francisco firefighters will also not march in the parade. now janine nicholson is the first openly gay fire chief in the city. to be sure, sfpd will be a presence at the parade just on the outskirts, providing safety and security in san francisco. henry lee ktvu fox studios. the unions representing san francisco police officers, firefighters and sheriff's deputies released a joint statement today about the decision, they said, in part asking our members who do

sfpd officials say officers attempted to make contact with the climber to safely remove him from thelding and eventually did so at around 10:50am, after he made it all the way up to the top. the spectacle fascinated folks on the ground and people inside the cells for us. we've got a glimpse of them from the inside. i was sitting in my office on 56th floor. >> feel so sorry. yeah. sales were soured and your thoughts were have a leak out. what is that noise? what is going on? i looked over and saw shoe right outside my window and i no ropes. i was a way that can't be the cleaning crew. sure enough. thereihe was. i mean, san francisco is one of those places where you see a lot of crazy things. i think this is the craziest thing i've ever seen as apd officials say a motive is still under investigation. however, it appears this dangerous stunt was to bring attention to a leaked draft opinion from the supreme court regarding overturning roe versus wade. but climbing the sales force tower is not only dangerous. it is against the law. has that pd? investigators say shops was arrested for tre

sfpd and mayor breed not happy, so they are dropping out. >>> good evening. the east bay cheerleading squad accused of racism. we'll show you what they did and when will the nba finals start if the warriors were to make it? those stories in just a few minutes. we will start with our hot weather. soaring temperatures and fire danger. our sky ranger overhead this afternoon in the hills above san ramon. you can see the retardant drops there. this is about 25 acres were burned in a rural area. no evacuations and firefighters appear to have the situation under control. things can change as we've seen. let's bring in our chief meteorologist and what's the latest in san ramon and what do we need to keep an eye on fire danger here? >> we are seeing temperatures starting to drop off. that will help firefighters out. 75 degrees right now. humidity also gradually increasing at 36%. i see wind gusts tonight of about 10 to 20. tomorrow it is going to be hotter day. 93. wind gusts also ranging 10 to 20 miles per hour. out here any kind of smoke and ashes will be blowing of

the sfpd community policing strategic plan.l general order 1.08 and the community liaison unit. this ordinance is intended to bring community policing strategies down to the district on the neighborhood level. it would require sfpd to create a community policing plan at each district station that among other strategies incorporate foot and bike patrol appointments to address needs of the neighborhood and really emphasizes proactive problem solving and crime prevention. i want to thank our install business and merchant association, particularly people parkside and sunset and professional association as well as the council district merchants association for working with us on this. also thank you to the small business commission for their consideration of this ordinance and their unanimous support but also for providing valuable feedback on the legislation. some of the amendments i will be introducing were suggested by the small business commission at their hearing. i want to thank sfpd and chief scott and deputy chief lazar for

the sfpd community policing strategic plan. the departmental general order 1.08 and the community liaison unit. this ordinance is intended to bring community policing strategies down to the district on the neighborhood level. it would require sfpd to create a community policing plan at each district station that among other strategies incorporate foot and bike patrol appointments to address needs of the neighborhood and really emphasizes proactive problem solving and crime prevention. i want to thank our install business and merchant association, particularly people parkside and sunset and professional association as well as the council district merchants association for working with us on this. also thank you to the small business commission for their consideration of this ordinance and their unanimous support but also for providing valuable feedback on the legislation. some of the amendments i will be introducing were suggested by the small business commission at their hearing. i want to thank sfpd and chief scott and deputy

sfpd officials say officers attempted to make contact with the climber to safely remove him from theuilding and eventually did so at around 10:50am, after he made it all the way up to the top. the spectacle fascinated folks on the ground and people inside the cells for s. we've got a glimpse of them from the inside. i was sitting in my office on 56th floor. >> feel so sorry. yeah. sales force tower and your thoughts were a week out. what is that noise? what is going on? i looked over and saw shoe right outside my window and i saw on no ropes. i was like, wait, that can't be the cleaning crew. sure enough. there was. i mean, san francisco is one of those places where you see a lot of crazy things. i think this is the craziest thing i've ever seen as apd officials say a motive is still under investigation. however, it appears this dangerous stunt was to bring attention to a leaked draft opinion from the supreme court regarding overturning roe versus wade. but climbing the sales force tower is not only dangerous. it is against the law. has that pd? investigators say shops was arrested f

the sfpd says officers responded to three side shows across the city over the weekend the departmentdent, the sfpd stunt driving response unit arrived on scene and is conducting investigations for

sfpd s newest spokeswoman is a transgender woman can't bring our full authentic selves for pride that we have to leave part of who we are behind. and it really goes against the radical . the ideal radical inclusion. that s f card is all about. i think it's important that we send a message that we're studying that welcomes first responders new supervisor matt dorsey, who was gay, previously served as the top civilian spokesman for the sfpd, so i think it's a it's a moment when we can ill afford to send a message to we don't welcome. diverse communities. i just want to make sure that we are as welcoming in solidarity. san francisco firefighters will also not march in the parade. now janine nicholson is the first openly gay fire chief in the city. to be sure, sfpd will be a presence at the parade just on the outskirts, providing safety and security in san francisco. henry lee ktvu fox studios. all right. thank you, henry and san francisco's fire chief janine nicholson says she's disappointed she won't march in the parade. i think it harms the legacy of lgbt activists who fought for years

this will require the sfpd to create a community policing plan including bike and foot stations and would be developed in partnership with community stakeholders including merchant association, neighborhood groups and other community organizations. the goal of this ordinance is to goal of this is to move the city forward to crime prevention and strengthening between sfpd officers -- i'm sorry. >> sorry. we did not read the first item just yet. >> we are under communication. >> i'm sorry. please call item number one. >> an item number one is an ordinance amending the administrative coed to require the police department to create a community policing plan at each district police station that incorporates a foot and bike patrol deployment and also includes the community process for listening input and require the public postings of cpps with a yearly update. members of the public who wish to provide public comment may line up to speak. if you are joining us remotely, call the public comment like, u 415-655-0001, and enter the meeting i.d. 3493 308 4663 and press pound twice. wasn't connected

police say that one of their marked sfpd vehicles was also vandalized. when they went out to respond. they are still investigating and say they will work to make arrests and seize vehicles of those involved. reporting live. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, alyssa. thank you. well tomorrow. the pittsburgh city council is expected to discuss the possibility of creating an ordinance that would make being a spectator at a sideshow on private property against the law. that proposed ordinance would also provide notice as to what activities are lawful and unlawful and identify penalties for violations. current california law prohibits side shows and racing on public streets but does not cover enforcing anti sideshow laws on private property where many of these events are taking place. well the warriors they scored a win over the memphis grizzlies in game one of the second round of the playoffs, and a lot of fans gathered outside chase center in san francisco to watch the team on the road. the outdoor plaza known as thrive, city was packed with more than

san francisco unified says sfpd is increasing presence from now until the end of the school year june 1st. contra costa also order additional. as of now, no districts report any threats. this is an abundance of caution. and an impassioned plea by warriors head coach steve ker last night. the coach pointing to a bill that would tighten background check rules for private transfers among private parties. >> we are being held hostage by 50 senators in washington who refuse to put it to a vote despite what we, the american people, want. they won't vote on the it because they want the hold on to their own power tax. it's pathetic. >> i've had enough. >> ker's father was gunned down by extremists in lebanon in 1984. his cry echoing so many pushing the senate to take up the bill. >> so, what if anything is going to happen this time? you're looking live at capitol hill, where the debate is already taking a similar turn. here's schuyler henry. >> i am sick and tired of it. >> reporter: president biden said congress has it within its power to prevent another tragedy like the one that unfolded tu

sfpd did not say what led to police firing their weapons or whether officers shot both men.gie: president biden started his visit to south korea. he is visiting samsung's largest semi conductor factory. he will then go to japan. kumasi: the cdc has signed off on pfizer's covid booster shot for kids ages five to 11. shots can start going into arms today. reggie: the house passed a bill to crack down on gas price gouging. a week ago the national average of six bucks -- six dollars a gallon this summer which means prices as high as eight dollars a gallon in the bay area. jobina: we are following a signal alert and rodeo, a car is in the roadway. kumasi: it is national streaming day. disney kicked off the celebration with a drone show last night. it is pretty cool. you can check out disneybundle.com to see how to get access to disney, marvel, pixar, and national geographic. reggie: lance bass opening up about a medical condition he is living with. will: in gma first look, lance bass opening up about his health struggle. he became a household name but -- performing hits like this

sfpd officials say officers attempted to make contact with the climber to safely remove him from the building and eventually did so at around 10:50am, after he made it all the way up to the top. the spectacle fascinated folks on the ground and people inside the cells for us. we've got a glimpse of them from the inside. i was sitting in my office on 56th floor. >> feel so sorry. yeah. sales were soured and your thoughts were a week out. what is that noise? what is going on? i looked over and saw shoe right outside my window and i saw on no ropes. i was like, wait, that can't be the cleaning crew. sure enough. there he was. i mean, san francisco is one of those places where you see a lot of crazy things. i think this is the craziest thing i've ever seen. >> and as his instagram days suggest he may have climbed the sales force tower to bring attention to a cause. however, it is against the law. san francisco police officials say by charges all charges are pending. he was arrested in the meantime for criminal trespassing. that's the latest live downtown san francisco. has it made you bac

sfpd arrested ten outside of conlin hall. >> been deeply disturbed, angered and frustrated with the waydministration and board of trustees have handled this. utter lack of transparency, of communication, of democracy. >> city college says the layoffs are necessary for decline in enrollment. staff contends this will just accelerate that. >>> popular mural in chinatown a target of vandals this week. still dropping by to appreciate the mural in spite of the graffiti. artist commissioned to paint the original mural was not angry, says street art evolves, just wishes whoever did the tagging had been more artful. >> doesn't look like street graffiti but amateurs who didn't know how to hold a spray can. >> he grew up in berkeley and could be back early as next week to help restore the tiger lion. >>> man accused of attacking dave chappelle on stage at hollywood bowl pleaded not guilty, faces misdemeanor charges. judge ordered him to stay 100 yards away from chappelle. lee, aspiring rapper, rushed the stage at the show. armed with knife that looked like a hand gun. he was not hurt. >>> tense an

just days ago, they asked sfpd not to uniforms if they want to participate. officers part of the l gbt kmurt saying this is not the right message to be send afg decades of fight for unity, and equal rights. hide prooid organizers say they are trying to be more sensitive to people traumatize with encounters with police, and being more radically inclusive, in their words. we will hear much more from a head of pride and transgender lesbian police officer speaking out was about what is happening in the cass tree troe kenny choi. >>> the drought is getting worse, we know that. but he is also saying we have to can have more water, otherwise, the state may enact mandatory water restrictions. okay so let's talk about the weather, a start of a big warm-up this eke and today, actually some areas around a red-flag warning. brian hackney in for today with with a close look at that. >> it is going to get warm today but tomorrow, the heat is on the infect couple days. numbers will be near 90, hundred degrees inland. right now, know, only 8 9 in con dord. high pressure is b

sfpd officials say officers attempted to make contact with the climber to safely remove him from the at around 10:50am, after he made it all the way up to the top. the spectacle fascinated folks on the ground and people inside the cells for us. we've got a glimpse of them from the inside. i was sitting in my office on 56th floor. >> feel so sorry. yeah. sales were soured and your thoughts were have a leak out. what is that noise? what is going on? i looked over and saw shoe right outside my window and i no ropes a way that can't be the cleaning crew. sure enough. there he was. i mean, san francisco's one of those places where you see a lot of crazy things. i think this is the craziest thing i've ever seen as apd officials say a motive is still under investigation. however, it appears this dangerous stunt was to bring attention to a leaked draft opinion from the supreme court regarding overturning roe versus wade. but climbing the sales force tower is not only dangerous. it is against the law. has that pd? investigators say shops was arrested for trespassing and resisting arrest. he w

supervisor stefani, at our last committee meeting, you led a very important meeting on sfpd staffing that really highlighted the staffing shortage that we're facing in the department and that's having great impacts on public safety throughout our city. one of the city impacts for me was the lack of ability for the department to assign officers to more proactive crime prevention and community engaging policing. this is an issue that's been of high importance to me, a need of our city to address our public safety challenges, so this legislation that i've introduced would require the sfpd to have community policing plans for each district station with input from key stakeholders, especially merchant associations, neighborhood groups, and community organizations. i have been working with the department on some -- a set of amendments for this legislation that unfortunately are not quite ready to be introduced today, so i will be moving that we continue this item to the next psns meeting on may 12, and i'll hold off on my further remarks on this right now. okay. madam clerk, can we go to p

what's the deal with the man who scaled a salesforce tower and then got busted by sfpd?>>> and people still moving out of california. we'll break down what the new data reveals

. >> reporter: after my inquiry to police about this, he said the sfpd called him and said a sergeantnow assigned to the case. tells us it's open investigation with no arrests so far. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> focus on cross on hillside in albany. it's been debated. lion's club, international service group, erected it in 1960s but land is owned by city and it's first amendment violation. voted to remove the cross using eminent domain. >> we have to condemn the land the cross is on and offer a value based on assessment of what it's worth. >> simply, allow a small piece of that property to be placed in private ownership by the lion's club or someone else, then the city no longer has a first amendment violation. >> city leaders are not inclined to take that route, want it removed. >>> high gas prices may inch up higher after lawmakers let a key date pass. 61 cents a gallon is the tax, highest in the nation, scheduled to go up three cents july 1st as cost of listening increase. governor wanted to suspend it, democrats wanted it in place because would take money away from roa

the sfpd says officers responded to three side shows across the city over the weekend the department declined our request for an interview but in a statement said in each incident, the sfpd stunt driving response unit arrived on scene and is conducting investigations for each location at this time. no arrests have been made, but our investigators are working to identify those involved a few months ago they seized six vehicles. and since we passed the legislation to have stronger enforcement locally, actually the trend is going down. in 2020 supervisor asha safaii helped create the police task force to crack down on dangerous side shows allowing officers to impound cars used in the events for at least two weeks. he says the law is helping to reduce the events. but because san francisco was down about 500 police officers. it affects the enforcement being short on officers does play into the overall lawlessness in the city that does happen from time to time we can balance being dedicated to justice reform and still holding people accountable when they do these types of things to denigra

fatalities, we will be conducting a rapid response investigation at the site, closely working with sfpd to understand the details of the crash. the loss of even one life on our streets is one too many. sfpd s traffic collision investigative unit is continuing to investigate what happened in the san francisco medical examiner has also opened an investigation. porting in the newsroom bagasse ktvu fox two news. thank you. anyone investigative report puts a spotlight on leaders of the southern baptists and their alleged treatment of survivors of clergy sex abuse. according to the 288 page report. the southern baptist convention allegedly stonewalled and denigrated survivors of clergy sex abuse over almost two decades. states survivors and others involved in cases where reportedly meet with resistance when sharing allegations with the conventions executive committee. the southern baptist convention is the united states' largest protestant denomination. almost one year after comedian bill cosby was released from prison. another case accusing him of assault is heading to trial. cosby faces civ

the sfpd recorded only two dog bites over the last five years.advocates like retired oakland lieutenant jeffrey lohmann says canines can be an important tool for officer and public safety. if they're used properly. it was exciting. it was nerve racking, and it was fun. he worked with canine nikko during the city's most violent years in the 19 nineties. shooting suspects. homicide suspects robbery suspects our ability to rapidly search a particular area of building the officer him or herself tried to do to somebody with a dog does. the officer would get fired practically on the spot. donald cook is a california civil rights attorney who's handled hundreds of dog bite cases over the past three decades, he says, there are usually less violent alternatives to deploying canines, which he says can escalate tense situations in almost all instances, is completely unnecessary for the dog to attack them bite. and in fact, when they do let the dog attack and bite. they're actually increasing the risk of injury to the officers. joel alejo is trying to get ba

spokesperson says sfpd responded just after 10 pm to bayshore boulevard and arleta