from sharing with outside agents and [inaudible] stop sfpd stockpiling footage and guarantee sfpd is held accountable regard thanksgiving program and the public has access to information how it is used the program in the policy is intensify police surveillance jeopardizing our first amendment rights i'm not convinced they will respect the rights of peaceful protesters. without clearly defining circumstances in the first place. circumstance fpb record cannot be ignored and understanding the impact of this policy. >> thank you. >> thank you. next caller. hello this is tess. district 5. i'm with the aclu and the other callers concerned about this unprecedentsd and previously opposed police introugz in public lives. every time the police in our city and other cities are begin more powers, mull than i get used against people who are black and brown. somehow they get used against people who are gay or different or religiously differents. somehow, and -- i points out that the department of justice had some 250 recommendations requirements for the city police to do to show reperform and they

sfpd is wasting the funding on propaganda to pray on public fear. same failed war on drug policy and continue to fail over and over and over and over again, please reject this proposal. thank you. >> thank you. we are going to do one last check to see if the are additional callers who would like to speak. that our last caller. public comment for item 9 is closed and as previously discussed i will make a motion to continue this one week to the meeting of july 25 on that motion a roll call, please. >> motion to continue the matter to july 25. [roll call] motion passes without objection. >> and we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned]

both sfpd groups are in two buildings that need to be vacated. they will join the new $183 million facility in late 2021. >> elements of the cfi and the traffic company are housed at the hall of justice, which has been determined to be seismically unfit. it is slated for demolition. in addition to that the forensic services crime lab is also slated for demolition. it was time and made sense to put these elements currently spread in different parts of the city together into a new facility. >> the project is located in the bayview area, in the area near estes creek. when san francisco was first formed and the streetcars were built back it was part of the bay. we had to move the building as close to the edge as possible on bedrock and solid elements piles down to make sure it was secure. >> it will be approximately 100,000 square feet, that includes 8,000 square feet for traffic company parking garage. >> the reason we needed too new building, this is inadequate for the current staffing needs and also our motor department. the officers need more roo

sfpd is wasting the funding on propaganda to pray on public fear. same failed war on drug policy and continue to fail over and over and over and over again, please reject this proposal. thank you. >> thank you. we are going to do one last check to see if the are additional callers who would like to speak. that our last caller. public comment for item 9 is closed and as previously discussed i will make a motion to continue this one week to the meeting of july 25 on that motion a roll call, please. >> motion to continue the matter to july 25. [roll call] motion passes without objection. >> and we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >> very good. good afternoon welcome to the san francisco historic preservation commission, wednesday july 20, 2022. in person and remote require attention and our patience. if you are joining remote low and not speaking mute your fooik microphone. sfgovtv is broadcasting live. we will receive public comment on today's agenda. comment upon or opportunity to speak are available by calling 415-655-0001, code

this will increase the police surveillance powers and sfpd private cameras. the policy is a threat to our fundamental rights to lead to abuse and discrimination. we care about justice and activist, we must do everything we can to protect privacy protection and not more surveillance. thank you. >> thank you. next caller, please. >> public speaker: hi my name is # arianna. a resident and strongly opposed to this. i do not agree with this -- [inaudible] >> the footage -- i think this is a severe over reach, and i strongly urge you to oppose this and vote no. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you, next caller, please. >> public speaker: hi, my name is raymond and i support the legislation. security cameras are important for our safety. >> thank you. next caller, please. public speaker: hi, my name is lloyd silverstein of the merchants association. i have not had time to read this legislation, but we have tried very hard to get a security camera system into hayes valley to make our neighborhood more safe. we have been told that these cameras would not be

action) - sfpd sb 1421 & sb 16 monthly report - dpa sb 1421 & sb 16 monthly report - sfpd family code 6228 quarterly report, 1st quarter 2022 - sexual assault evidence kit “saek” semi-annual report, january 1 june 30, 2022 - police commission disciplinary actions report, 2nd quarter 2022 >> thank you, commissioners. any request to agendaize any of these items? none, okay. >> sergeant? >> i just need a motion and second. >> i will make a motion to accept. >> can i get a second? >> i will second. >> thank you. >> if anyone from the public would like to comment on the consent agenda, please press 3 starting now. >> there is no public comment. >> on the motion, commissioner walker, how do you vote? >> aye. >> commissioners, [roll call] >> >> you have 7 yeses. >> item 3. >> chief's report (discussion) - weekly crime trends and public safety concerns (provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar

today sfpd looking for the people who threw fireworks and bottles at cops. last night's 4th of july celebration turned rowdy. sfpd sharing this shaky cell phone video of what looks like a small bonfire right there at the intersection of harrison and 24th. a few buildings and bus were tagged with graffiti. they say a new senior assisted living facility had recently been tagged and cleaned up only to have it vandalized again last night. >> it bothers me a lot if they live in this area deface where you live, you know. >> it is disheartening for everybody in the community. it went beyond vandalism. when police and fire crews were called in to help, the crowd began launching bottles and fireworks at them. a dozen police officers said they had hearing issues due to the fireworks and two officers suffered burns. no arrests when they cleared the streets after midnight, but they are actively, sfpd actively looking for any information to find those suspects. >>> tonight, an unexpected visitor to highland park, illinois. vice president kamala harris coming to town foll

the other agencies that are going to be necessary to solve this problem right to start working with sfpd with their

sfpd has four cops on the board of supervisors, one of whom [indiscernible] with national media. urge the board to look more critically at the sfpd budget and invest more in our community, not cops. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. may we have the next caller, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is sarah kilday with early san francisco educators and cpac and [indiscernible]. i'm here to ask that you find additional funding for the e.c.e. funds. when funds are taken from one service and given to another, it's pitting resources one against the other. supervisor safai spoke about caps [indiscernible] i suggest not just a cap but a commitment to fund additional sustainable family, community, and children services and refund any dedicated e.c.e. funds used. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. may we have the next caller? >> hi. my name is angela chan, and i'm a supervisor at the san francisco public defender's office. i'm calling to address the disparity between my office, the district attorney, sheriff's, police, and probation. our request includes urgently neede

(inaudible) low level traffic stops by sfpd for months. san francisco has some of the worst anti-black (inaudible) back in 2016, the level of racial disparity has gotten worse particularly in traffic stops. many other cities and towns have been made to lower racial disparities by ending (inaudible) anti-black racism is (inaudible) black people are so prevalent across the nation. (inaudible) into a life altering situation. [difficulty hearing speaker] thank you. >> thank you caller. good evening caller, you have two minutes. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> yes. hi, this is mrs. brown calling concerning my son. to this day his case isn't solved. my son was shot with a semi-automatic gun. august 14 will-next month will be his anniversary and still this has been-the years i have stopped counting the years, it has been so long my son's case hasn't been solved let alone mothers and fathers who lost sons and daughters. i'm still looking for justice for my child and how do we solve the unsolved cases? these are cold cases, cases that have not been

i'm special project's manager at sfpd. i'm giving you high level recap of the policy that we are put nothing front of you for consideration. 19b code requires a public hearing process to vet and also revise the anthropologists that we are proposing. admin code 19 b requires an impact report and this is what helps create the actual policy itself. so, i out lines the hearings we had. mar 25 a privacy board meeting. another on march 31, recommended to move forward. we had another meeting at coit and april 7th and another april 21st where coit eventual low recommend today to move to the board. the reason come to rules if it passes through this process. lots of comments a lot of feedback and public hearings we received a lot of comments to tighten our use cases. as well as clear set press on how to request the historical footage and live monitoring. we have 40 policies that will go through the process the tools are surveillance to thes. so far this body has approved our alpr and shot spotter through this process as well. this i

that's when sfpd showed up, found what they thought was suspicious package, possibly incendiary deviceevacuated the very large terminal. when people were arriving for flights to philippines and japan. it was chaotic for some time. san francisco police department eod unit is investigating. they have detained adult male for this at this time. things have not recovered. air, train and b.a.r.t. at sfo are down, parking lots a and g around the international terminal are still closed off with nobody allowed to get their cars in or out tonight. and there's bus shuttle service around the airport to get passengers where they need to be, but all pickups and drop-offs planned at the international terminal have been rerouted to domestic terminals around. sfpd still has a large presence, searching to make sure there's nothing that could possibly go wrong. but will not recover for probably some time. sara, ryan. >> this is just affected so many people. people not getting their cars, all people forced to walk. andria, thanks for the update. probably best to avoid it if you can. >> especially friday n

. >> clerk: item 2, consent calendar, sfpd sb 1421 and sb 16 monthly report, dpa sb 1421 and sb 16 monthly report. collaborative reform initiative update. >> vice president elias: i need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> vice president elias: roll call, please. [roll call] >> clerk: you have six yeses. >> vice president elias: great. next item, please. >> clerk: at this time, the public is now welcome to make public comment regarding line item 2, the consent calendar. if you would like to make public comment regarding line item 2, please press star, three now. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. and they disconnected. vice president elias, there is no more public comment. >> vice president elias: thank you. public comment is closed. next item, please. >> clerk: item 3, chief's report, discussion. weekly crime trends and public safety concerns. provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities the chief describes will be limited to determining wh

sfpd tells us they will be reviewing the surveillance footage to find out what led up to this. no one else was hurt during the stabbing outside of the one man taken to the hospital with non- life-threatening injuries. this did not impact flights coming and going out of sfo. as you can see the terminal is back open down here it baggage claim four and five, people are coming about and waiting for their backs. >>> a lot of activity there. thanks so much for the latest. more breaking news just coming in, firefighters responded to a fire at the hoover dam. video posted to twitter by woman who was touring the dam appears to show some type of small explosion. we are working to verify the video. the city says crews on the scene have already put out the fire. it is unclear what caused the fire, or if there are any injuries. we will of course continue to try to get updates on the story and bring them to you. >>> the search is on for the suspect who killed a man and injured two others in a shooting at a livermore bowling alley. officers are looking for this man, they say he is an convicte

any call that come out, sfpd will go investigate injury collisions. somebody has to have a minor complaint of pain. we do not investigate simple fender benders, but we will go and facilitate information. fatal is severe crashes activate the traffic investigative unit. those are investigators, these cased are treated and with a fatality will could be criminal charges up to and including homicide and vehicular manslaughter, if there is dui issues those cases are handled by investigators who work on criminal side with our technical people. so at a scene, we like to see the, we have officers trained higher and above. so for instance early morning hours where traffic is not working. the officers will handle those collisions. next slide please. will get notified by the operation center which includes all the leadership. we then with our resources sent out to the scene and then we get up dates. either aye or one of my seen or leader ship people, we have a group text to alert them of the general information so they can start the process from their end to resp

now sfpd does say they have a man detained. they will continue with their investigation, but no word on when the international terminal will open back up until then they do say to expect delays and check with your specific airline about your flights for any of those delays alma. all right, tara. thank you so much and when news of the sfo evacuation first broke tonight, we sent this notification on our abc 7 news bay area app if you want to alerts like this when situation resolves download the abc app from the app store turning now to monkey pox says your health is a key focus of building a better bay area tonight more local counties are saying they need more vaccine oakland's vice mayor penned an open letter to health officials marin's top doctors requesting more doses amid, two more possible cases. and in the south bay, there's a vaccine distribution strategy. that demands doses be given to those at highest risk first, but abc 7 news reporter am castillo highlights potential for some relief across the region it seems like we j

both sfpd groups are in two buildings that need to be vacated. they will join the new $183 million facility in late 2021. >> elements of the cfi and the traffic company are housed at the hall of justice, which has been determined to be seismically unfit. it is slated for demolition. in addition to that the forensic services crime lab is also slated for demolition. it was time and made sense to put these elements currently spread in different parts of the city together into a new facility. >> the project is located in the bayview area, in the area near estes creek. when san francisco was first formed and the streetcars were built back it was part of the bay. we had to move the building as close to the edge as possible on bedrock and solid elements piles down to make sure it was secure. >> it will be approximately 100,000 square feet, that includes 8,000 square feet for traffic company parking garage. >> the reason we needed too new building, this is inadequate for the current staffing needs and also our motor department. the officers need more roo

now sfpd does say they have a man detained.ith their investigation, but no word on when the international terminal will open back up until then they do say to expect delays and check with your specific airline about your flights for any of those delays alma. all right, tara. thank you so much and when news of the sfo evacuation first broke tonight, we sent this notification on our abc 7 news bay area app if you want to alerts like this when situation resolves download the abc app from the app store turning now to monkey pox says your health is a key focus of building a better bay area tonight more local counties are saying they need more vaccine oakland's vice mayor penned an open letter to health officials marin's top doctors requesting more doses amid, two more possible cases. and in the south bay, there's a vaccine distribution strategy. that demands doses be given to those at highest risk first, but abc 7 news reporter am castillo highlights potential for some relief across the region it seems like we just can't catch a bre

sfpd located one suspect who was taken to a local hospital. the second has not been found. developing tonight in the east bay, oakland, police investigating a deadly shooting. it happened just after 11 this morning on 13th avenue near east 20th street and san antonio park field. oakland police say they were in that area investigating reports of a shooting officers found a man who had been shot and died at the scene. the victim's name being withheld right now until his friends and family can be notified. oakland police are still investigating police chief leronne armstrong is expected to provide an update during a news conference tomorrow. >> police in livermore investigating a bowling alley shooting that left one man dead and 2 others injured. this happened around 6 o'clock last night at granada bowl on railroad avenue. a 28 year-old man died on the scene. 2 other men are still in the hospital. a suspect description has not been released, but detectives are combing through evidence and following leads to find that suspect the car, not a bowl is planning to reopen tomorrow.

he said sfpd tried to reach someone at the club over the phone but couldn't so they left. the police station is about a block from the club's corner. >> we felt like they could have put a little more effort into making sure we were secure, because we put so much back into the community. kind of felt left out. >> reporter: sara donchey, kpix 5. >> we reached out to police for comment on the club's concerns. so far, no response. >>> take a live look outside tonight. an air quality advisory has been extended into tomorrow due to the oak fire from yosemite. should we be concerned about this at all? >> no, it's been good news. it's going to continue to be good news. the air quality advisory isn't a spare the air alert. it's the air quality district's way of saying you may see haze on the horizon, you may see elevat elevated smoke. it is green across the good category. and that is through all likelihood where we will it stay through the rest of the workweek and into the weekend. at worst we may dip into the moderate category for the north bay and east bay through the weekend if

sfpd responded to the crowd and a fire just after midnight at 24th and harrison. that's when the crowd threw fireworks and glass bottles at the officers, eventually, they were able to clear the crowds and extinguish the fire. we're getting new information from firefighters of some buildings in the bay area reeling from fireworks damage right now. fire crews are blaming illegal house fires for a fire in pittsburgh. flames were seen around 9:00 last night. scary moment, but the two people inside the home who had to go inside, grab their puts and rush out to get out safely. >> i was in the shower and he said the house is on fire. i got them out and our animals out as fast as i could. wasn't sure if it was in the backyard or not. >> absolutely frightening. >> crews say the flames were inside the house when they arrived and they say the fire was started by people setting off fireworks in the area. >>> in the north bay, fire crews in santa rosa called out to a fire started by illegal fireworks. this was just before midnight. $20,000 of damage were done to this commercia

this will increase the police surveillance powers and sfpd private cameras. the policy is a threat to our fundamental rights to lead to abuse and discrimination. we care about justice and activist, we must do everything we can to protect privacy protection and not more surveillance. thank you. >> thank you. next caller, please. >> public speaker: hi my name is # arianna. a resident and strongly opposed to this. i do not agree with this -- [inaudible] >> the footage -- i think this is a severe over reach, and i strongly urge you to oppose this and vote no. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you, next caller, please. >> public speaker: hi, my name is raymond and i support the legislation. security cameras are important for our safety. >> thank you. next caller, please. public speaker: hi, my name is lloyd silverstein of the merchants association. i have not had time to read this legislation, but we have tried very hard to get a security camera system into hayes valley to make our neighborhood more safe. we have been told that these cameras would not be

but now police say the sfpd is currently working on creating policy. that better addresses incidents like these. the police department is saying that if this does happen and they see places and secure like that, what happened the other night, they noticed that was a scare. >> but they will then come back patrol it. >> black cat director of operations chapman says the club's owner spoke directly with police chief bill scott and was told that the policy change the police chiefs. >> is behind i mean, we believe he's a really nice. we believe he's a supporter of what we do here. so we hope that helps us and the community chapman says the club is given police additional numbers so they can be reached if this happens again, >> they're also installing a burglar alarm with the strobe light and siren on the outside of their building. >> so that the police station a block away. there's no way that they can. here at percy it. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. on the peninsula. 11 year-old boy was arrested for starting a fire in pacifica. that fire broke out yesterday o

wednesday morning, police served a search warrant at the home on milton street after sfpd is burglary unit and organized retail theft task force had been investigating this case since the beginning of the year. many neighbors were shocked to see bags and bags of evidence removed from the home. wow that is incredible. that's incredible. i never would have expected that big of a bust or that this house was actually a place where this was being stored. all of the stolen merchandise is estimated to be worth nearly $200,000. but sfpd says the whole fencing operation was bringing in about half a million dollars each year for at least three years, and sergio manuel puga tenorio was arrested for running it all really doesn't surprise me. unfortunately because there's so much rampant crime right now so much theft. going on that. and people are doing it without consequences. so there's probably more that we don't know about. police are looking for similar fencing operations and other suspects who could have been helping steal items for puga tutorial to sell online right now he is facing one cou

francisco police say the 12 officers were injured in the melee in the mission district early this morning, sfpd posted this video of a fire that was set at the intersection of 24th and harrison just after midnight. they say when responding officers tried to clear the crowd, people threw fireworks and bottles at police . all 12 officers suffered ringing in their ears to have minor burns. police were eventually able to clear the crowd and put out the fire. no arrests were made. fireworks also created concerns for firefighters and real problems. ktvu james torres shows us the overnight problems affecting crews across the bay area. there are 49 holes and just one of these boxes. these holes are shells from where fireworks shoot out of now they're completely empty, their abandoned on the streets of pittsburgh, and they caused a lot of problems for firefighters last night. ring doorbell, video shows, kids and in east bay neighborhood shooting fireworks at each other. nearly hitting a family in their driveway. luckily, this didn't lead to any issues, but it's exactly what fire officials don't want to

sfpd is offering a $100,000 reward for any information. >>> alameda's coast guard has a new base tonight. the weather was perfect for the retirement ceremony. it marks the retirement after 36 years of service. he was presented with a distinguished service medal after reading of his new orders and salutes to acknowledge the changeover, vice admiral toingson addressed members of his new command. >> i look forward to meeting each and every one of you personally and working together to address the threats and challenges both man-made and natural that face our nation's maritime interests as well as our coast guard men and women. >> the vice admiral most recently served as director of operations of the southern command in florida and now has his dream job. >>> a celebration in east oakland today for the grand opening of the new oakland community center at macarthur boulevard named for a private banker who was shot and killed in 2020 just a few blocks away by a mentally ill convicted felon. >> to see that miles legacy is continuing to grow and expand not just because we have buildings that are

. >> sfpd hasn't released any information about a possible motive. >>> a tragic update on a story we first brought to you earlier this week. investigators say they have recovered the bodies of the three men who disappeared under the water while trying to rescue a child in the sacramento delta. it happened on sunday near the brandon aisle state recreational area. family members say an 8-year-old child who was fishing started to struggle in the water. five people jumped into the water to rescue the child. two of them managed to get that child back to the shore safely, but those three men never resurfaced. >>> after rocketing to record territory, the price of oil has seen a dramatic drop this week. so what about gas prices? have you been to the pump lately? then you know the deal. the gas prices are not following oil's lead. they remain high. the business and the tech supporter explains why and when we could finally see the prices come down at the pump. >> reporter: we're still lining up at gas stations and in some cases still paying close to $7 a gallon in the bay area. >> i don't know

this will increase the police surveillance powers and sfpd private cameras. the policy is a threat to our fundamental rights to lead to abuse and discrimination. we care about justice and activist, we must do everything we can to protect privacy protection and not more surveillance. thank you. >> thank you. next caller, please. >> public speaker: hi my name is # arianna. a resident and strongly opposed to this. i do not agree with this -- [inaudible] >> the footage -- i think this is a severe over reach, and i strongly urge you to oppose this and vote no. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you, next caller, please. >> public speaker: hi, my name is raymond and i support the legislation. security cameras are important for our safety. >> thank you. next caller, please. public speaker: hi, my name is lloyd silverstein of the merchants association. i have not had time to read this legislation, but we have tried very hard to get a security camera system into hayes valley to make our neighborhood more safe. we have been told that these cameras would not be

sfpd says he was hit multiple times with a wooden object and physically assaulted by 2 suspects. the community has already raised more than $40,000 through a gofundme to help spin ghul of recover should not be. that committee is set that is providing activities. so the development of >> the be under siege. but this kind of dangerous. social set. >> doctor amos brown with the san francisco naacp says he spoke to spin after the attack. it was not that the. >> doctor brown says spangler was attacked after he asked to on how suspects to move away from the center's front doors as deputy located one suspect who was taken to a local hospital. >> but the second hasn't been found. we must not act is it is. goes just because it appears that someone is. >> homeless. doctor brown says these violent encounters in attacks need to stop. he's now demanding action from city leaders and police to hold perpetrators accountable. >> brown says there will be a meeting with community and city leaders and the police chief next thursday, july 28th at 3rd baptist church to discuss the issues. i'm taylor b

sfpd did end up finding several suspicious packages in the terminal. it's unclear what was in those packages. this is video here taken from outside of the terminal sent to us by a kron. 4 viewer. you can see hundreds of travelers stranded outside of the airport. authorities also shut down the sfo bart station operations are back to normal again tonight. police say they detained a man for questioning but have made no arrests so far. >> a 5th school has been vandalized in richmond for others were broken into and damaged last week. officials say vandals have now hit highland elementary school, but it's unclear what the extent of the damage is today. teachers and chevron employees volunteered to continue to clean up at lincoln elementary officials say out of the 5 schools, the vandals did the most damage there. they found broken furniture, computers toss from the second floor to the first and school materials just completely torn apart. the principal has been surveying the damage at the schools in this writing down a list of items that have been destroyed.