now it is down because as you know there is a staffing crisis at sfpd. the unit is down to 4 members, 3 active, one away so only 3 people doing this important work. the is model for the nation. the agency gets request from other departments around the country for training, for consulting to train their members. they can't do the work at 3 people, they just cant. half are assigned at field response to help with department of public health crisis response, half are assigned to training but at 3 members it isn't doable work. we'll be requesting a meeting with chief scott to discuss this further, but we are alerting the police commission that this critical unit is being kind of short-staffed and some of the problems of short staffing are resulting from the police department reassigning its patrol to other duties like standing around at union square for the theft prevention program. it is called something else. for (inaudible), for administrative type positions, for community engagement work and while all those things are important, dont mean to down-play the

sfpd does not want this, sfpd is not reform nor on a path to reform. this commission has greatly mishandled this process. our valid criticisms are falling on deaf ears and commissioner ' police input is the office of community input. thank you. >> good evening, caller, you have two minutes. >> thank you. i wanted to add from the previous speaker, this commission is starting to completely over step your authority. by telling officers how and they should follow established law. if people don't like the law, let's go to the legislature, that's the adjudicater that's where the voice is heard and it's not your role and tell officers to uphold laws in the city. what i'm disappointed is you brag about how your out reach has been so broad but it's extremely limited, the constituentcy sxhz prop up the proposal. i want to send a message to the san francisco police officers, don't let whatever happens tonight dis swayed you from following the law. or dis swayed you from following the traffic laws. this is the safety of citizens at stake and your safety as well. i

he described it to an sfpd investigator. him strike the glass window 16 times before physically using his body weight to break in, yet, no one was monitoring the cameras at the time, and the i-team learn when the glass broke, the home did not have the proper upgrades in place that would immediately notify capitol police. paul police subtly hinted to the 911 operator. >> they are usually here at my house protecting my wife. >> this is san francisco police. >> but it took several attempts to make it clear there was a threat. came into the house and he wants to wait for my wife to come home. >> the i-team learn there was no formal agreement between capitol police and sfpd at the time of the attack to address security concerns involving the former speaker and her immediate family. despite the fact the agency's department strategic plan requires these partnerships to exist to address how joint cooperation will be handled, but none of that happened. capitol police was only aware of the threat until after the initial break in and t

brother everett butler, restorative justice all the cbo, sfpd. this is our new captain of our district here. [applause] my brother. we holding him accountable y'all. everybody who came out, thank you for coming out and sharing and last but not least thank maty scott. where you mama at? hundred years old y'all. [applause] like my brother boogie said, one ban-boots to the ground. 10 toes to the floor. see you saturday. 8 a.m. thank you. [applause] >> we are providing breakfast, lunch, and supper for the kids. >> say hi. hi. what's your favorite? the carrots. >> the pizza? >> i'm not going to eat the pizza. >> you like the pizza? >> they will eat anything. >> yeah, well, okay. >> sfusd's meal program right now is passing out five days worth of meals for monday through friday. the program came about when the shelter in place order came about for san francisco. we have a lot of students that depend on school lunches to meet their daily nutritional requirement. we have families that can't take a hit like that because they have to make three meals inste

brother everett butler, restorative justice all the cbo, sfpd. this is our new captain of our district here. [applause] my brother. we holding him accountable y'all. everybody who came out, thank you for coming out and sharing and last but not least thank maty scott. where you mama at? hundred years old y'all. [applause] like my brother boogie said, one ban-boots to the ground. 10 toes to the floor. see you saturday. 8 a.m. thank you. [applause] >> candlestick park known also as the stick was an outdoor stadium for sports and entertainment. built between 1958 to 1960, it was located in the bayview hunters point where it was home to the san francisco giants and 49ers. the last event held was a concert in late 2014. it was demolished in 2015. mlb team the san francisco giants played at candlestick from 1960-1999. fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. an upper deck expansion was added in the 1970s. there are two world series played at the stick in 1962 and in 198 9. during the 1989 world s

brother everett butler, restorative justice all the cbo, sfpd. this is our new captain of our district here. [applause] my brother. we holding him accountable y'all. everybody who came out, thank you for coming out and sharing and last but not least thank maty scott. where you mama at? hundred years old y'all. [applause] like my brother boogie said, one ban-boots to the ground. 10 toes to the floor. see you saturday. 8 a.m. thank you. [applause] >> everything we do in the tenderloin, we urban outfit. here, this gives us an opportunity to collaborate with other agencies and we become familiar with how other agencies operate and allow us to be more flexible and get better at what we depo in the line of work in this task. >> sometimes you go down and it's hard to get up. so we see ourselves as providing an opportunity for the unhoused to get up. and so i really believe that when they come here and they've said it, this right here is absolutely needed. you can't ask for nothing better. >> the tenderloin is the stuff that ain't on the list of remedies

brother everett butler, restorative justice all the cbo, sfpd. this is our new captain of our district here. [applause] my brother. we holding him accountable y'all. everybody who came out, thank you for coming out and sharing and last but not least thank maty scott. where you mama at? hundred years old y'all. [applause] like my brother boogie said, one ban-boots to the ground. 10 toes to the floor. see you saturday. 8 a.m. thank you. [applause]. >> my name is angela wilson and i'm an owner of the market i worked at a butcher for about 10 years and became a butcher you i was a restaurant cook started in sxos and went to uc; isn't that so and opened a cafe we have produce from small farms without small butcher shops hard for small farms to survive we have a been a butcher shop since 1901 in the heights floor and the case are about from 1955 and it is only been a butcher shot not a lot of businesses if san francisco that have only been one thing. >> i'm all for vegetarians if you eat meat eat meat for quality and if we care of we're in a losing bat

anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd. in san mateo county. chp is partially reopen highway 92 right near half moon bay. look at this. >> it's unclear when the westbound lane is going to be reopened. but this is video from thursday showing that large sinkhole that opened up in the westbound direction. be careful. and in oakland on sunday, flooded streets on high street near 8.80, as you can see, cars trying to make their way through the standing water there. well over in the south bay. yet first responders who rescued 3 people from their car has teetered on the edge of a cliff. that is frightening. chp santa cruz said it happened saturday afternoon in the area own mill road in los gatos. an officer was able to calm the passengers down and give them instructions on how to safely exit. wow. all 3 are actually are okay. chp says this moment is a reminder that if people must travel during this really bad weather, you have to do so carefully. and just south of mill creek in monterey county, a mudslide as cover both lanes of state highway one. the g

. >> sfpd released a new video campaign to attract new hires. matt dorsey has introduced a resolution that would match recruitment bonuses with other cities in the bay area. sfpd currently has about 1500 officers out of more than 2100 that they are budgeted for. the postal service is sending a message to jobseekers all over the bay area. we are hiring. it's looking to fill about 400 positions in the east bay. hundreds more in the north bay, san francisco, the peninsula, and san jose. >> i'm glad to get an opportunity. glad to come in here and see what's going on in the workforce. >> applications are also being taken online. we posted a qr code to take you right to the site on our website, kpix.com. >>> a single mother of three fighting to get thousands of dollars in paychecks that she believes she is owed. but after years of waiting, she can't even get a hearing. >> is a tough to be patient? >> yes. >> we look at why it is taking so long to resolve claims of wage theft and what one lawmaker says needs to change. we've busineness can hapappen any

. >> sfpd responded to the kindle kamiyah mall at webster and gary streets for at least one shot fired at around 5 o'clock wednesday night. it was enotgh to kill a security guard on the job. first responders trying to help the man, but he died then and there it is a huge tragedy for our community. >> but we're going you know, really come together so that >> can make positive changes. >> grace, hurry, carry with the japan town community benefit district identified the victim by his first name. only calling him gavin. she said he started the job in november, but in the short amount of time, all employees came to love him very much. >> he was a good people person. and, you know, just really so it for it was really heartbreaking to hear officers arrested 2 teen boys, a 15 year-old for murder and a 14 year-old as an accessory to the murder. it was explained how sfpd identified the suspects during the investigation. >> san francisco board supervisor dean preston who oversees the district did not respond for comment, but acknowledge the shooting on social media calling it devastating saying h

he's being asked to contact the sfpd. police say helped reunite a french bulldog with his family after it was separated from them for more than a year livermore. police posted this photo of the happy owner and the frenchie named money livermore. police say that they found the dog in a car that was reported for rep, reckless driving. police tracked down the car. the driver ran off, but the officers found the little french inside the dog was chipped. fortunately, so animal shelter workers in dublin found its family in san diego. >> so don't drive like a madman when you've stolen french in your car. still ahead u.s., secret service releases a new report detailing how mass attacks ross the country could have been prevented. >> plus, republican leaders in california are addressing their plan to, quote, fix california. the issues they plan on tackling after the break. >> republican lawmakers in sacramento say they are turning priorities in 2 proposals coming up with ideas, they say will quote, fix california. our capitol corres

. >> sfpd is asking for the public's help to find the suspect. here's nbc bay area's emma goss. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the brazen assault. watch as a man in a black hooded sweatshirt crosses natoma street in the soma victim and without warning knocks the victim, a 78-year- old man walking with a cane, to the ground. this happened just after 7:30 in the morning of january 8th according to police. the suspect fled on foot. an employee from a nearby business help the injured man back on his feet. he was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >> when i saw that video i was completely horrified. >> reporter: state senator scott weiner whose district includes san francisco thinks there needs to be a zero tolerance policy for that kind of violence. >> we have seen assault like this on the streets of san francisco particularly directed towards our seniors and it's disgusting and we need to have a zero tolerance policy here in san francisco that if you act like this and if you harm someone like this you will get arrested an

sfpd is not immune to is this national problem.carry guns and batons and able to put people in jail. the numbers talk. we have a problem. the judges looked at pretext stops and looked at data and presenting safety problems and thought fully con sensing the policy in front of you. the presentation at a recent police commission meeting made clear that the stops are key to this and the police enforcement policy and white drivers are less likely to be searched and found with contraband. the policy with sound is not to increase public safety. there is no safety for sleeping in vehicles while parked. there are however violations for sleeping who are people of color and cannot pay for a ticket. a latino man, lived in an rv and couldn't paid and lost his rv and found him wet in the rain. the numbers speak for themselves. the only bad policy is public safety. >> public speaker: good evening commissioners, director henderson and chief scott. lena bender for glide to end bias stops representing over 100 organizations united in our goal to end

anyone who recognizes him as asked to call sfpd.asi: new developments in the search for san francisco's infamous serial killer. they are increasing the reward for tips about the person believed to have killed six-game and between 1974 and 1975 per department offering this reward for any tips. sfpd released a new sketch to show what the victim might like now. he drew sketches of his victims before coming them. reggie: days before the nfl championship game, one of the 49ers line men arrested. charles manningham is misdemeanor domestic violence. his girlfriend alleges he pushed her to the ground during an argument monday afternoon. police saving the woman did not have any visible injuries. santa clara county da's office will decide whether to press charges. mike pence at the center of a document controversy. what he is saying. kumasi: look at the new york stock exchange. we are down by almost 250 points right now. reggie: if you're having trouble finding love, the those apps and go to home depot. the unusual new dating trend. we are 7:

police are comparing notes with sfpd and dublin police in hopes of catching these robbers in pleasant hill, henry lee ktvu fox studios. there are growing calls for big changes to san francisco policing standards, the proposal to revamp and scale back police traffic stops and the latest on the search still underway for a five year old boy who was swept out of his mother's arms by locked in early this morning. you can see 90 mile an hour winds snapped pine and oak trees near the community of milton and kalamarias county. the national weather service says the tornado touched down just after four a.m. and traveled less than half a mile. fortunately there are no reports of any injuries of five year old boy who was swept away by floodwaters have still not been found. authorities in san luis obispo county say kyle done has been missing now since monday. they say he was with his mother when their suv became stuck and began filling with water right near san miguel. bystanders were able to pull the mother out, but the boy was swept away downstream. so far, search crews say they have only found

anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd. caught on camera. a homeowner says they're the victim of a bike burglary, many spree. this surveillance video out of court in madera. you can see one of the thieves casing the garage of the home. they then come back with another person around 5 minutes later just before 02:00am saturday. those burglars gained entry to the home's garage making off with a total of 4 bikes. the victim say another house one block away, had some bikes stolen less than a week before this. the homeowners think they may have been targeted because they're registered with an app called strava, which is a running cycling and hiking app. police are currently investigating. coming up here on kron, 4 news at 10 members of congress weigh in on the classified documents found. >> at president biden's home and former office. what they're saying tonight. plus, the national weather service says the rate of snowfall yesterday at lake tahoe. 4 inches an hour. a look at the conditions coming up. and california's water reservoirs filling up q

stephanie: we learned there wa no formal agreemen between pcapital lease and sfpd at the time othe attack. despite the fact the agency's requires these law-enforment eforcement partnerships to none of that happened. capitol police wasonly aware of the threat until after the initl break-in and the 916 c1 >> [indiscernible] why di't y just leave? >> the funny par is, they fought the britis and nd when i come back to my ho [indiscernible]. c1 i did not leave to surrender. his shoulders they saw police rough the window. hen asked if he regt needed to be done. >> the 911 call is a pretty telling and excruciating to c1 listen walk us through what is going on. stephanie: we hear -- if yo6 c1 listen to the extent of that% entire phone call, paul peosi made several different attempts to subtly hand to the 911 operator that he was in danger. >> without diretly saying, come ended. stephanie: crtainly a lot of qustions about that. arly in the ress conference, huge help. made it clear this- i think as we a seeing, certainly we are piecing more of what reallyappened that morni together. here is what rp

sfpd says they plan to increase their police presence. we know they plan to do that for any lunar new year events. this is all still heavy on the minds of folks celebrating the lunar new year over the weekend. san francisco mayor london breed did weigh in on this tragedy in monterey park holding a moment of silence early in the day to remember victims. now law enforcement agencies have expressed condolences across the bay area, some announcing they will increase police presence due to what took place. we did speak with carl chan, the president of the oakland chinatown foundation. he is hearing from concerned community members in the aapi community, many of them fearful to go out and celebrate the lunar new year. here is the message that he's telling them. >> we don't want it to impact our lives especially our seniors. i encourage them to go out as a family and celebrate the lunar new year. >> reporter: now chan says he's mostly hearing from senior members of the aapi community in light of the rise in aapi hate crimes. lunar new year event

anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd. members of congress are weighing in on the classified documents found at president joe biden's home and former office attorney general merrick garland appointed a special counsel to investigate the situation is drawing comparisons to former president trump and the fbi raid that seized 33 boxes from his mar-a-lago estate. critics say the administration should have been more transparent. the white house knew about the documents at the office before the november midterm elections, but did not publicly announced the discovery until last week. >> this isn't the kind of thing that you just sit on your desk and you think, oh, i forgot that they're classified. it's very clear that they're classified. and for those who think that, well, the president didn't realize that he had those in his possession. it just says nonsense. of course, he knew they had them there. so obvious. >> there was no effort to hold on to them. no effort to conceal them. no effort to obstruct the justice department's inv

we reached out to sfpd about these latest break-ins but have not yet heard back in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. thank you, gayle. >> the search for a college student who was swept out to sea in pacifica has been called off. police say the 22 year-old homs, all saudi, a student at san francisco state utiversity when missing yesterday morning. he was swimmingcat the esplanade beach when 2 friends. but then he was hit by a large wave and then was swept out to sea. and experts say the rip currents and sneaker waves are dangerous any time of the year. but the winter months can be especially dangerous because of the shocking cold. >> knock you off your feet and then you can become disoriented. and that rip gets. it's real tough to swim in. >> the national weather service issued a coastal hazard warning for this coming weekend. they say because of the ongoing king tides, sneaker waves, rip currents and flooding are possible through monday afternoon. and we have kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with a look ahead. yeah, with that sunshine out there.

chief bill scott said it's not fair to lump together sfpd and the memphis police. >> we've got policies in place and people are accountable with training in place and a culture where that type of behavior is unacceptable. we have a call for it in this organization, for that type of behavior. >> reporter: reverend amos brown invited law enforcement and leaders to the third baptist church to talk about preventing police brutality. >> it sets us back. >> reporter: retired captain yolonda williams is the president of officers for justice and her organization has been pushing to hire more black brown officers to police their own communities. >> we witnessed it in 2023, the polar opposite of what we fought so hard for. now, it's a greater understanding for me and i think others . the color is not what makes the difference in the delivery of the police service. it is actually the content of your heart . if you are still an ethical person. >> reporter: johnson cried when he saw the police bit beating video and it made him more fearful of the police. >> there is the dichotomy. >> reporter: the p

everybody and welcome to our 26th annual lunar new year press conference held by sf safe and sfpd. oh, shoot. my name is kyra worthy? and i'm the executive director of san francisco safe and again. i welcome you all we're gonna have our public safety partners speak on behalf of what we'll be doing for the lunar new year coming up so i'm going to go ahead and get started. so i first want to introduce, um captain farmer. he is the captain of central station here in district three. so go ahead, captain farmer. thanks, kyra. welcome everybody to our press conference regarding the safety during our much anticipated the lunar new year. we're excited to have it this year, and we're um, definitely working overtime at central to make sure that the community is safe. we're working with all of our community partners. to implement programs and extra patrols to make sure that the community is safe during this time. we are going to be working closely with the d a s office, of course, to make sure that everything is looked at and strategized and follow through on all of the dangers and all of the

anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd. by now. you've seen video that outraged many in the bay area and beyond and unhoused woman being sprayed with water. >> on san francisco city streets today, the naacp held a forum with some local leaders to discuss what's being done. >> the san francisco chapter of the naacp is demanding the business owner apologize for spring. the unhoused woman, the group's president holding a forum to discuss what happened and how it relates to the larger problem of homelessness in the city. >> that is brutal. it is down right in. shane, reverend amos brown is referring to this video showing an art gallery owner. >> using a host to spray in an house black woman on the sidewalk yelling at her to move away from his business, had been trying to get ahold of. >> a lot of say i'm sorry that shows and we cannot allow our >> ourselves to get to that point. it certainly took me back. visions of fire hoses being used against black people in the south down that birmingham, as a civil rights i knew of those days. the

. >> sfpd responded to the kindle kunia mall at webster and gary streets for at least one shot fired at around 5 o'clock wednesday night. it was enough to kill a security guard on the job. first responders trying to help the man, but he died then and there it is a huge tragedy for our community. >> but we're going you know, really come together. they so that can make positive changes. >> grace, hurry, carry with the japan town community benefit district identified the victim by his first name. only calling him gavin. she said he started the job in november, but in the short amount of time, all employees came to love him very much. >> he was a good people person. and, you know, just really so it put it was really heartbreaking to hear officers arrested 2 teen boys, a 15 year-old for murder and a 14 year-old as an accessory to the murder. it was explained how sfpd identified the suspects during the investigation. >> san francisco board supervisor dean preston who oversees the district did not respond for comment, but acknowledge the shooting on social media calling it devastating sayin

sfpd is asking the community to stay vigilant during the various lunar new year activities. they want anyone to report anything out of the place immediately to police. >> despite the shooting san francisco rang in the new year of the rabbit. in chinatown, family and visitors came to appreciate thsymbolism, firecrackers warded off evil spirits while music and dance brought out the bustling chinatown streets. >> excitement around a new year, a new beginning. an opportunity to start again. and an opportunity to come out of a global pandemic and be together again. an opportunity to uplift and support one another. >> the chinese chamber of customer says it was the largest lunar new year event in the bay area. >>> and don't worry, if u couldn't make it out today there's going to be more events in early february. the main parade is on saturday the 4th. with a street fair on saturday and sunday. we'll continue to bring youupdates of the shooting right here on cbsn bay area as well as the cbs news app and our website, kpix.com. >>> in other news tonight, the price of everything went

it's been a great working relationship with sfpd, supervisor peskin now president peskin said it best. all the stations are built equally were a little more equal here for more than 25 years. community leaders, city leaders and law enforcement have joined together to put the community on alert that while the city is preparing to celebrate criminals are preparing to take advantage of whomever they can working with all of our community partners. to implement programs and extra patrols to make sure that the community is safe during this time enforcement says crime is a moving target 20 years ago, they were on the alert for extortions and blessing scams. recently we've been talking about how financial information gets stolen when folks are tricked either through a phone call or email or through wechat message into giving up information. and of course, we all know about all the anti asian violence that has occurred in recent years in the city's top prosecutor says her office stand. is ready to make sure those who target the asian american community. face the consequences. we have been work

we reached out to sfpd about these latest break-ins but have not yet heard back in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> take a look at some of the items recently collected by newark and san pablo. police say includes 17 stolen vehicles, 12 firearms to ballistic armor vest and thousands of rounds of ammunition. they were all taken from 5 people who are now in custody in connection to a high and auto theft ring that spanned several bay area counties. they're all men in their 20's from the east bay. happening tomorrow. fremont is hosting a gun buyback event from 10:00am to 03:00pm. the location is at the fire department on stevenson boulevard. you can get $100 per handgun rifle or shotgun. $200 for an assault weapon payments are limited to $600 per person. the department says the firearms must be in working condition, be unloaded and taken in the trunk of your vehicle. ammunition will not be accepted. >> the tripledemic is overcrowding contra costa, health services and kaiser permanente. so they're urging people to think twice before heading to the hospital. they only want peopl

he says he and other business owners in the area have called sfpd and social services more than two dozen times in the last two weeks. >> she needs psychiatric help. you can tell. she's pulling her hair, she's screaming. she's talking in tongues. you cannot understand anything she says. she is throwing food everywhere. >> reporter: he said on monday he had had enough. >> of been down here 40 years. i've seen tons of homeless people. we've helped the ones that we could and i've not had any issues with people. but in this case , i was very upset that the city could not help. >> reporter: uses police and city workers told him they could not forcibly move the woman. >> i just napped. i was watering around her and i just snapped when she went off in her belligerent tongs and stuff. i just napped and i pulled the hose up higher and i sprayed her. and when i look at myself on the film, i cannot even believe that that is me. but i did not knat else to do. it was getting so frustrating. >> i want you to move away because you're treating somebody inhumanely. >> we were there to state when a man con

. >> sfpd responded to the kindle kunia mall at webster and gary streets for at least one shot fired at around 5 o'clock wednesday night. it was enough to kill a security guard on the job. first responders trying to help the man, but he died then and there it is a huge tragedy for our community. >> but we're going you know, really come together. they so that >> can make positive changes. >> grace, hurry, carry with the japan town community benefit district identified the victim by his first name. only calling him gavin. she said he started the job in november, but in the short amount of time, all employees came to love him very much. >> he was a good people person. and, you know, just really so it put it was really heartbreaking to hear officers arrested 2 teen boys, a 15 year-old for murder and a 14 year-old as an accessory to the murder. it was explained how sfpd identified the suspects during the investigation. >> san francisco board supervisor dean preston who oversees the district did not respond for comment, but acknowledge the shooting on social media calling it devastating sa

the sfpd bururglary unit i is invevestigating. they'r're tryingg to figigure ow much wasas taken. >>>>> w within an hour, san franciscoo police s say the car crashedd a and severalal people enterered the buildingng. they l left a few minututes lat wiwith a a number off items.s. it is not clear how much t they took. investigators are looking into whether the two r robberies wer related. we're tracking some growth for tesla. tesla delivered 1.3 million cars last year. it is less than anticipated. 2022 was a bumpy road for tesla. it come alongside. >>> a driver caught in floodwaters in a storm had to be pulled to safety. she tried to drive through a roadway that was under water. firefighters used a raft and managed to get her to dry land. with her feet back on solid ground, she shoed her rescuers and had harsh words for herself. >> well, i was thinking, they have all these people working. i don't license to signs. trust me, it won't happen again ever. >> they say they made several rescues all weekend long, and all weekend long we saw

. >> sfpd is investigate figure he can be charged with a crime. chief called for calm and asked people not to take matters in their own hands and retaliate. >> the people seeing these videos, that went viral, do not act on your anger and frustration, you will make it worse. >> reporter: scott wiener would not say if he should be charged but admitted frustration over the lack of a brood solution to city streets is boiling over. >> we are creating a tinder box out there. people are frustrated with how things are playing out on our streets. again, absolutely does not excuse hosing someone down. >> oakland firefighters helped rescue people from a car over taken by water oakland fire was helping the fire department deal with all of the flooding. this was a tricky call. they had to balance a ladder over fast-moving water to get the driver and the passenger out. oakland firefighters say two men were trapped on top of their car as all of the water was rushing passed them. thankfully they were able to rescue them. >>> this storm has brought hail and lightn

anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd. by now. you've seen the video that outraged many in the bay area and unhoused woman being sprayed with water. >> on san francisco city streets today. local leaders spoke about what's being done. kron 4 sarah stinson was at that meeting. she joins us now live from the newsroom with more on that. sarah. well, that's right. the president of the s of chapter of the naacp, reverend amos brown. he held this forum. >> to really get into this and discuss the attack on the unhoused woman you just saw being sprayed by hose by an owner of an art gallery. take a look again, if you haven't seen already. i mean, it's spread really a lot locally and nationally. it has many leaders and people who live here upset district attorney brooke jenkins. she stopped by today's forum along with a lot of different officials from different departments like even the school district. every speaker talked about the homelessness crisis saying it often becomes a blame game between departments when they all need to work toget

at the lunar new year event sfpd tried to reassure the community as best they could. >> we know thative women and five men died in that tragic incident 13 hours ago and -- i'm here today to tell you that we are going to make sure that we have a visible presence in the chinese community and all throughout san francisco in the coming weeks as we monitor what's happening. we will also make sure that we increase our presence during the parade at any public gathering, we will be there. >> reporter: despite the fact that the shootings happened in a crowded environment,ty reese says she feels the comfort of numbers. >> we're all just -- you know, trying to celebrate together. and we're all here for each other. so i do feel safe right now. that's for sure. >> reporter: this area is hoping for some kindness and mercy. they've already seen how much they can be impacted by something as big as a global pandemic. and now they're being traumatized by one guy with a gun. >> and chinatown's ports mouth square, san francisco rang in the new year of the rabbit boldly. families visitors came to appreci

he and others have called sfpd and social services more than two dozen times in the last two weeks. >> i said she needs psychiatric help. you can tell. she is pulling her hair, screaming and talking in tongues throwing food. >> reporter: monday, he had enough. >> i have been down here 40 years. i have seen tons of homeless people. we help the ones we could and i have not had any issues with people. but in this case, i was very upset that the city could not help. >> reporter: he said police and city workers told him they could not forcibly move the woman. >> i just snapped. i was watering around her. and, i just snapped when she went off in her belligerent tongues and stuff and i just snapped and pulled the hose up higher and sprayed her. when i look at the film i can't believe that's me. but i didn't know what else to do. it was getting frustrated. >> i want you to move away. you treated somebody inhumanely. >> reporter: we were there when a man confronted collier over his actions. he said he has been targeted by vandals and gotten death threats. >> it is unfortunate it happened in fr

. >> there's a lot of people that come by sfpd encourage is that while you're out celebrating the year of the rabbit. >> if you see something, say something by calling 9-1-1, in cases of emergencies are not emergencies. dow 4, 1, 5, by 5, 3, 0, 1, 2, 3, and all 3, 1, 1, for city services and any other questions. what we need to do is to stay vigilant. we need to make sure that everyone >> is looking out at every moment being careful looking out for your neighbors, looking out for your friends. >> and yourself, whether be on the street or online. that includes being on the lookout for blessing scams, targeting asian seniors. this time of year when strangers ask for money, jewelry don't even go down that road. >> don't follow strangers anywhere. don't bring into your home and definitely don't share your financial information in san francisco. has it made you proud for new? sarah says the police chief says his department is now investigating that incident. >> involving a gallery owner and an house woman. yesterday morning. we showed you this video, collier of when sprained his hose at the

. >> there's a lot of people that come by sfpd encourage is that while you're out celebrating the year of the rabbit. >> if you see something, say something by calling 9-1-1, in cases of emergencies are not emergencies. dow 4, 1, 5, by 5, 3, 0, 1, 2, 3 and all 3, 1, 1, for city services and any other questions. what we need to do is to stay vigilant. we need to make sure that everyone >> is looking out at every moment being careful looking out for your neighbors, looking out for your friends. >> and yourself, whether be on the street or online. that includes being on the lookout for blessing scams, targeting asian seniors this time of year when strangers ask for money, jewelry don't even go down that road. >> don't follow strangers anywhere. don't bring into your home and definitely don't share your financial information in san francisco. has it made kron? 4 news? >> east bay congresswoman barbara lee could become the second big name to enter the senate race likely to replace senator dianne feinstein. lee's office confirming with kron 4 that she has told members of the congressional bl

. >> there's a lot of people that come by sfpd encourage is that while you're out celebrating the year of the rabbit. >> if you see something, say something by calling 9-1-1, in cases of emergencies are not emergencies. dow 4, 1, 5, by 5, 3, 0, 1, 2, 3, and 3, 1, 1, for city services and any other questions. what we need to do is to stay vigilant. we need to make sure that everyone >> is looking out at every moment being careful looking out for your neighbors, looking out for your friends. >> and yourself, whether be on the street or online. that includes being on the lookout for blessing scams, targeting asian seniors. this time of year when strangers ask for money, jewelry don't even go down that road. >> don't follow strangers anywhere. don't bring into your home and definitely don't share your financial information in san francisco. has it made kron? 4 news? >> in the east bay, dramatic new video from a hayward resident security camera appears to show a woman getting kidnapped. the good news is she has been found but some viewers might find these images a little disturbing in the v

sfpd officers will no longer be able to stop drivers for things like driving without registration tax or a broken tail light. the idea is to cut down on so- called, pretextual stops. a practice where proponents say officers use minor infractions to look for more serious crimes, including drugs and weapons possession. the data shows people of color are stopped on the spaces far more frequently. >> right now it turns out that these same level stops that aren't making folks any safer are also disproportionately carried out against people of color. and that is just simply unacceptable, especially considering, again, that they are just simply not making anyone safer. >>> l.a., philadelphia, and oakland have a similar policy in place in san jose now, a person is in the hospital after being struck by a car. this happened this evening near dry creek road in basten avenue. the injuries are not life- threatening. >>> a major school after months of violent clashes last year when parents and the district staged protest about the closure of neighborhood schools. when the board voted to keep school

sfpd says the stabbing happened just after 02:00am when a man and a woman were walking back to their car after visiting a nightclub. that's when police say they were attacked by 2 suspects. police say that the suspect stabbed the man who has been identified as a 28 year-old from antioch and they stabbed him multiple times. he is now in critical condition. the second incident happened about 40 minutes later in the mission. police say after fireworks were set off in that area, a 22 year-old was shot. the victim suffering now from life-threatening injuries. and the 3 o'clock in the morning, a victim told police that he was in a fight when he was shot. police say that the victim is a 28 year-old from san francisco. he sustained non life-threatening injuries. and police also responded to shots fired in the area of mission street in bay view street. once officers arrived on the scene, they found shell casings but don't believe that anyone was hit by that gunfire. >> on the peninsula, san mateo county officials are asking for your help to try to find this missing toddler. 3 year-old andrea

he was frustrated because he and other business owners there in the financial district had called sfpd officers several times over issues with the person that he was spraying. only for that person to return days or even hours later, right back on the sidewalk. district attorney brooke jenkins announcing today she will press charges against gwin. again, he was arrested just a couple of hours ago. >>> in the south bay, a san jose couple is sounding the alarm after their dog was nearly killed by six coyotes. and it all happened in the family's fenced in backyard. we should warn you here, some of the images in this story we're about to show you are disturbing. this is what 11-year-old yuki looked like after the attack. he has multiple bites and scratches and lost an eye. here is the surveillance video. the family provided this video, showing six pairs of glowing eyes, you see it there in the background? six pairs of glowing eyes under a gap in the fence just before the attack. >> everybody says if your dog is behind a fence, it's safe, and it's not. nor is it safe for a child. >> the coupl