violated sfpd violations. sfpd claimed that they showedllow to make sure participates were safe. a corbi dense the people participating it harm after office officers got involved. >> that's right. >> community is not a crime. the community dmansd that any and all charges dropped. tht police commissioner rekosovo who is made the call to make the rests the delores p hill bomb a sanctioned community events. and that independent vkz investigation. instead of giving officers more money and gear for terrorizing tones in the poor. the government use that money to give people housing and improve services. and e readicate poverty. let the teens have fun. community is in the a crime. >> so. i ooum erika and i'm host of the san francisco boat and independent reporter. following what has been going on in san francisco for 35 years. as a resident. first i like to say thank you to san francisco police department and chief scott. i do think it was well handled i saw the video. it was dramatic, it was terrifying to see people throw bottleses, fireworks, and any projectile anything like that is t

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let the speaker speak and listen >> defunds sfpd. defunds sfpd! defund sfpd! defund sfpd. defund sfpd. defund sfpd. i'm nancy. i'm with the party of socialism and liberation we are here today and absolutely we will be here next week and we'll be here until all of you are gone. of because i know what you will say what will happen to crime if police are gone you are the crime. you are the organizationed crime that we don't need you to keep us safe. we keep each other safe and know what keeps people safe food, house and jobs you should be ashamed of yourself. because we are not funding our programs that keep people safe we give the money to you. you are parasite to the society and you need to be gone you need to be out of our city you don't keep us safe. all i have seen you do is harass homeless people, black people and people of color and hart ras people struggling now harass kids? that's what you want to be known for. you should all be ashamed of yourself! this is not to you. this is to everybody else in the room that we can organize we can come together and build a society

sfpd climbs the hill bomb stop so nobody killed or hurt. sfpd shot impact weapons in the cloud. if this hit someone in the head when would have happened? they could have been killed. police department failed here. not only a system or individual police officers but as adults. being an adull in the community means opinion for the children in the community and sfpd failed. i find it fun competence convenient all the people that peek in support of the police actions were in the here last week. they suddenly, arrived once the false heros critiqued and have a scarcity minds set rot in the fear. seek help, please! [applause] the people shared their opinion we have the facts. sfpd violate the pages of codes of conduct policy and must be held responsible. shame on sfpd for their treatment of the victims here. file complaint and sue sfpd. >> >> i want to thank everyone for coming out public dpe fender's office. first youth and parents of youth, rest of the night if you were told your child will not be charged condition tact to be sure your rights are being protected. jobs and grants don'

let the speaker speak and listen >> defunds sfpd. defunds sfpd! defund sfpd! defund sfpd. defund sfpd. defund sfpd. i'm nancy. i'm with the party of socialism and liberation we are here today and absolutely we will be here next week and we'll be here until all of you are gone. of because i know what you will say what will happen to crime if police are gone you are the crime. you are the organizationed crime that we don't need you to keep us safe. we keep each other safe and know what keeps people safe food, house and jobs you should be ashamed of yourself. because we are not funding our programs that keep people safe we give the money to you. you are parasite to the society and you need to be gone you need to be out of our city you don't keep us safe. all i have seen you do is harass homeless people, black people and people of color and hart ras people struggling now harass kids? that's what you want to be known for. you should all be ashamed of yourself! this is not to you. this is to everybody else in the room that we can organize we can come together and build a society

sfpd trying to track them down at this hour. >>> our other top story, the heat.e dangerously hot over the next 48 hours. this is a live look across the bay area. tonight, the temperatures are in the 70s in some spots. plenty of smile tonight though as well. fourth of july weekend means fire works. legal shows like this one tonight at the oakland coliseum but the illegal ones which have firefighters a bit nervous. >> if you think about it, it hasn't been this hot since last year. let's get right to our meteorologist rob mayeda. >> it has been nine months since september 9th. that was the last time we had this around the tri-valley. san francisco not in the advisory. just 66 degrees. but welcome at livermore. 102 degrees. we have not been there since september 9th last year. and you can see concord near 100 degrees. 90s in santa rosa and san jose. we're still upper 70s in a few spots. the nighttime temperatures only cooling into the 60s and low 70s as we head toward tomorrow morning. the same areas again, away from san francisco and the inner bay. the south bay, in

i don't have faith with the sfpd. i reached out to cho scott i wanted mote with you about rep rigz and push reform i never called because i don't see a solution. the rep rigz committee did not see a solution on what we could do and hopefully this body could think about reparations because the only way we can repair. next next. >> this is i heard chief's report give statistics on arrests. last year and i think bias is toward seeing the events. but i did it question in public comment. is of the report include. comparing number of the rests to the number of contickets with pleas this don't flult rest and compare number of rests to convictions of people for selling drugs in i think it is know important fees of data to comper it is important to reduce contacts with the police across the board for reasons and if they are having more rest and convictions they increased condition tacts by aim of percent this is bad. data shows the increase contacts result in violence and trauma from the community. is this data presented to th

sfpd says they've arrested kevin nelson and jennifer bonham yesterday. police are searching for the other three people in that car. >>> okay. $1.5 million spent. we're talking about building low and middle income places. nearly 40,000 californians have been able to access affordable housing and resources. apple says it hasn't been easy in the bay area because everything is so expensive. but says it is already looking at how to spend the next billion. >>> we don't have a time line. it's about finding the projects where we can make a huge difference. where our impact will be the difference between something happening and something not happening. >> we spoke to housing advocates who say while apple and other tech companies are housing, the need for housing throughout the state remains great. >>> governor newsom wants to step in and negotiate a deal to end the ongoing sag-aftra strike. the governor has contacted all sides to help broker a deal to restart the film industry. however, actors investment shown any interest in bringing the governor to the negotiat

ginger, i know sfpd insist the response is justified here. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, marcus and kris. sfpd saying their actions very much were justified in that, even the chief, bill scott, taking to twitter to thank his officers for taking action on what he describes as reckless and dangerous behavior, behavior that he says won't be tolerated in the city. all of this controversy is stemming from saturday's annual hill bomb event, a skateboarding event in the mission. it started off peaceful. officers say they received reports of fireworks and vandalism, as a response they set up barricades. police say some of the teenagers were aggressive toward officers, including a 16-year-old who sfpd says spit on an officer. now, the clash continued on. here you can see what appears to be glass being thrown at police. sfpd says the crowd also began throwing ignited fireworks, smoke bombs and metal cans. there was also property damage caught on camera, a group of people vandalizing a money train stopped in its tracks after getting blocked in. the story is different a

sfpd says the crowd also began throwing ignited fireworks, smoke bombs and metal cans. caught on camera. a group of people vandalizing a muni train stopped in its tracks after getting blocked in by a crowd. the story is different according to protesters. they gathered last night in the city's mission district. here is some of the protest. people calling out sfpd for their response. >> what we see are police gathered, pointing rifles at a group of unarmed teenagers, skateboarders across the other side of the barricade. it's unacceptable in san francisco. >> the fact that teenagers were beat down is unacceptable. the fact that latinos were broken up in a community celebration is unacceptable. >> reporter: the annual delores hill bomb skateboarding event is unsanctioned. it has caused property damage and even a death in 2020. that's when a skater collided with a bicyclist, killing the cyclist. in total, officers arrested 32 adults and 81 juveniles. those juveniles were cited and released. but still this morning community leaders are calling for an investigation into how po

body cam video from sfpd of the skateboarding event in delores park. teenagers arrested, zip tide, unable to call their parents. the san francisco police chief got an earful. skateboarding is not a crime. in this case, it might be. parents and teenagers are calling for all charges to be dropped. >> i really don't understand why we were treated like animals and zip tied the way we were. >> you have to disperse immediately. >> reporter: some of the teenagers arrested at delores work got their chance tonight, speaking directly to the police commission. >> i don't understand why the police treated us the way they did, for who did what and when it happened. >> reporter: the annual skateboarding event has a history of violence, injury and death. newly released body cam footage, shows officers being harassed by teenagers and bottles and fireworks thrown at them. police with batons and nonlethal weapons arrested 81 minors and 32 adults. the youngest 12 years old. >> we went into wanting to address the safety issues. we went into it trying to prevent the hill b

luz: sfpd does not recommend doing what boots is doing. boots could face charges from his arrest last night. he said he is aware of the dangers and knows he could get shot anytime. he is not considering moving out of san francisco. luz pena, abc7 news. dan: what a story. don't forget we are tracking of our abc7 neighborhood safety tracker. we have data for different crimes in different cities. check it out at abc7news.com. karina: oakland police are confirming stray bullets injured children in two separate shootings. after 3:00 p.m. yesterday, an eight-year-old boy was shot on the elbow on martin luther king boulevard. the boy's car happened to pass by as four people in another car shot at someone in a third car and missed. the boy is recovering e. last night in eaakland, a rabulletzed the head of a 13-year-old girl as she sat in a car on mar boulevard and 99th avenue. her injuries are minor. she did not have to go to the hospital. the person who fired the bullet was aiming at someone he confronted on the sidewalk. that victim has serious

he says that is because the primary witness sfpd narcotics officer christina hayes, who is allegedly under investigation accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant. >> didn't show up to testify against his clients on dismissed. i was really surprised because officer christina hayes was a primary investigating officer on all 3 cases should the game. >> nasa's because of the scandal and available. >> as a with us, it's not just the cases that currently but it's also the cases, you know, that that have been adjudicated. francisco deputy public defender, brian says that is a big problem. we're still trying to figure exactly how far goes and how many cases this touches francisco district attorney's office confirms that this time 82 cases have been dismissed. the da's office sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote, the district attorney's office is continuing to analyze the number of cases that may be impacted. >> because of the current unavailability of the witness at this time, we cannot estimate how many cases may be impacted or when the analys

so really sfpd really leading the way. local impact of the pride patch project, since 2019, we raised over 19,000, we've raised 19,000 in our first year. that was first year alone. and our inaugural was street use. so we're able to present them for with a check for $19,000 to help some of the most marginized members of the community our youth, kicked out by their families and come to san francisco to find a chosen family and larkinstreet helps them and we were able to directly benefit them. program to date, we raised over $30,000. the most resent castro country club, which is services to lgbtq members and lgbtq community. and also, lance was honored by the board of supervisors for this ground break project. national impacts department around the country are authorized the wearing of the pride patch. it's increased awareness, officers in law enforcement, and departments around the country continue to use sfpd as a leader, not only around policy reform but on our lgbtq policies. they serve as a framework for a lot of departm

sfpd finally left, determining that it was not a police matter. work resumed a bit again for a little while before stopping again at those two final letters. it's unclear when the work will start again, and the complete sign will be taken down, and if a permit will be needed in the future. in san francisco, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >> so bottom line, this is a very sloppy in the rollout, just the technical part. the bird is still there. twitt is gone, but "er" is still there. scott budman with us now. first of all, why do we care if someone is rebranding? obviously it's a huge brand. >> well, it's a big brand. it's been a source of news, big news, small news, personal news, social media for a decade and a half. the bird logo and twitter itself one of the more sucuccessful branands to comome out of the b area during that time. if you think about the tech industry, raj, that's saying something. >> what's the bigger picture here? elon musk didn't say, let's just do a rebrand. there's deep meaning here. he's a smart guy. what's the big picture

sfpd has not announced any arrests. multiple sources tell me the estimated valley was around six figures. we are giving you the power to find crime rates where you live by using our abc7news neighborhood safety tracker. there is data for san francisco, oakland, and san jose. we are working to add more cities. you will find it on the front page of abc7news.com. ama: new tonight, we were the only station as the district in the bay area took time to find a solution. tim johns is in concord where parents and students said this is life or death. >> it get their hands on. tim: on monday night, dozens of people back to the gym at ygnacio valley high school. all of them to take part in the first of its kind fentanyl awareness program for the school district. >> we have narcan on our high school and middle school campuses, and we've had to administer it. tim: linda is the assistant director of student services for the school district. she says in recent times, four of their students have died as a result of overdoses. she says t

blocked a lane on market street to take down the twitter sign letter by letter pausing briefly as sfpd checked to see if they had a permit for the street closure. >> people were pretty mad the last lane was closed over there but then the construction workers were also getting annoyed about ongoing attention as people kept on coming. >> reporter: while sfpd determined the sign saga was not a police matter, crews stopped their work a couple letters short leaving the iconic bird perched on top of the sign. frustrated onlookers say the construction crew even asked them to stop filming during the process before finally leaving. >> it felt very hostile. it just doesn't make sense. specifically ever since elon took over twitter it's been hostile and looks like the down taking of the twitter sign is very hostile. it is sad. >> reporter: it is unclear when work will resume or if they will need a permit to continue. live in san francisco, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of questions about this one all t wayaround. k you. >>> are this morning a a mcld's in theouth bay when police say a

however, there is a system in place to do that. >> sfpd says they are short staff. boots viewed this as another victory. >> while the police were there there was no one getting their car broken into for that half-hour. >> there was no way to know if what he is doing is working, but we met this couple from new york who did the unthinkable. >> i see your suitcases in the back. >> i guess were lucky. >> or maybe some people are noticing. >> sfpd acknowledged they cannot respond to every car break-in. they are 570 officers short. in the newsroom, luz pena. dan: this is really something else. i understand he is frustrated, but what he is doing is clearly dangerous and could have serious consequences for him or somebody else. >> that's right. boots could face charges from his arrest. last night when i spoke to him, he said he's aware of the dangers and knows he could get shot anytime. he's not even considering moving out of san francisco. dan: let's hope he stays safe. karina: burglars are targeting red tagged homes that have been evacuated because of a landslide. the gro

sfpd has not announced any arrests.e sources tell me the estimated valley was around six figures. we are giving you the power to find crime rates where you live by using our abc7news neighborhood safety tracker. there is data for san francisco, oakland, and san jose. we are working to add more cities. you will find it on the front page of abc7news.com. ama: new tonight, we were the only station as the district in the bay area took time to find a solution. tim johns is in concord where parents and students said this is life or death. >> it get their hands on. tim: on monday night, dozens of people back to the gym at ygnacio valley high school. all of them to take part in the first of its kind fentanyl awareness program for the school district. >> we have narcan on our high school and middle school campuses, and we've had to administer it. tim: linda is the assistant director of student services for the school district. she says in recent times, four of their students have died as a result of overdoses. she says the growi

so really sfpd really leading the way. local impact of the pride patch project, since 2019, we raised over 19,000, we've raised 19,000 in our first year. that was first year alone. and our inaugural was street use. so we're able to present them for with a check for $19,000 to help some of the most marginized members of the community our youth, kicked out by their families and come to san francisco to find a chosen family and larkinstreet helps them and we were able to directly benefit them. program to date, we raised over $30,000. the most resent castro country club, which is services to lgbtq members and lgbtq community. and also, lance was honored by the board of supervisors for this ground break project. national impacts department around the country are authorized the wearing of the pride patch. it's increased awareness, officers in law enforcement, and departments around the country continue to use sfpd as a leader, not only around policy reform but on our lgbtq policies. they serve as a framework for a lot of departm

he says that is because the primary witness sfpd narcotics officer christina hayes, who is allegedly under investigation accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant. >> didn't show up to testify against his clients on dismissed. i was really surprised because officer christina hayes was a primary investigating officer on all 3 cases should the game. >> nasa's because of the scandal and available. >> as a with us, it's not just the cases that currently but it's also the cases, you know, that that have been adjudicated. francisco deputy public defender, brian says that is a big problem. we're still trying to figure exactly how far goes and how many cases this touches francisco district attorney's office confirms at this time 82 cases have been dismissed. the da's office sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote, the district attorney's office is continuing to analyze the number of cases that may be impacted. >> because of the current unavailability of the witness at this time, we cannot estimate how many cases may be impacted or when the analysis

we were joined on that call with sfpd, as well as the city attorney. and at that time, we learned that the gunman had entered the business and shot three patrons outside of the bathrooms and then fled the scene. thankfully none of these injuries were life threatening, but there were numerous permit violations that night that we were able to do. from that, we were able to deduce from having the conversation with the business manager per their place of entertainment permit conditions. the permit holder is supposed to have six security guards working every saturday night, but only five were working that night. and since then, i believe deputy director as a veto has only received proof of three of them having guard cards. and i believe and one of only two of those were active. so that is not great. and those will those will be grounds for the suspension that we're going to be issuing for this weekend. additionally the permit holder is required to conduct id checks, bag checks, pat downs and wanding for every patron that enters or re enters the venue. but o

sfpd said people were throwing bottles an rockets at the officers , but many of the meeting said thaticers used to too much force and help minors in custody for hours. >> they weren't doing anything. i don't understand why they wer held without like, okay, here, it is time to go. why were they kept there for so many hours? i had to go and get him. his wrists were almost pleading. >> sfpd said vandals did tens o thousands of dollars in damage to muni vehicles. >>> take a look at this. this i not an rv park. this is somebody's yard in a suburban l.a. neighborhood. neighbors said the owner is renting them out with no electricity and no sewer service. >> we are all upset about it. i could smell the feces and everything else. >> neighbors are so upset about this that they started a petition and contacted the city attorney. the property owner ha been cited for having unlawful structures and failing to keep the area clean, but neighbors say the city needs to do more and haul the rvs away. a local council member says she is working on it. >>> paul is here and we have a heat wave coming up, bu

sfpd assisted residence dens to homes opening the barricades. some officers put on helmets for protection. at 7:07 the situation intenseified. officers standing behind the barricade at delores assists drentszs to home a male juvenile in the face of a sergeants the sergeants opened the barricade to reef the jewel the a female jewel struck the sergeant in the face with a sharp object causing a lazeration. shows a sharp object a nail in the female's right hand moments before she struck the sergeant. officers used physical force and detail the male juvenile and place him in cuffs and arrested the female juvenile. i want to be clear. it is unacceptable and illegal to spit in a police officer's face we will arrest anyone without hesitating. i think it also guess without saying assaulting an officer with a weapon is a crime we take seriously. as officers we were making the arrest as officers were making arrests the crowd grew hostile and officers struck with objects. one was hit in the head with a can of liquid and mayoring a helmet protect her. body c

crime investigative team from sfpd. she is talking about the discoveries that happened early that morning. now, as mentioned, media is limited to the hallways, not inside the actual courtroom. we saw the defense team earlier this morning sitting with family in the hallway before i's court hearings bega you're seeing that video now. there are supporters of cash app founder bob lee present in court. they fill about two rows inside the courtroom. now, noticeably not present, at least not yet this morning, is the sister of nina momeni. this video is from a previous court date. she is a woman who allegedly had a relationship with mr. lee and is considered to be an integral person to what we know so far about the case. now, authorities did find a weapon that morning on scene that has been discussed in previous hearings. today it's being identified as a kitchen knife with a specific brand joseph joseph, and being described as having a four-inch blade. that is the knife that had been linked to members of mr. momeni's family's u

. >>> and chris kreider in san francisco where there is a deadly shoot involving sfpd cop. >>> the n raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. we are following that breaking news out of the bayview neighborhood in san francisco. getting more information after a man was shot and killed by police officers. sfpd says it started before three when plain-clothed officers were making an arrest at fairfax and catalina street. policehñx say a second manyu be more officers arrived. thejamnd manb was shot. police are not =wuz whatrg■y■ l up to the shooting. only that they believe

reporter: sfpd chief bill scott said they initially went to the event hoping to prevent it. i spoke with a resident who said it seemed like this year the crowd was wild. a chaotic scene, 81 juveniles, 32 adults arrested or cited sunday in san francisco. images show officers wearing tactical gear while fireworks were being thrown at them. all double vehicles were vandalized. >> we expect our officers to stand out there and be hit with bottles and explosives and not protect themselves? that will never happen. and the public should not expect the officers to be in that position. reporter: the unpermitted event attracts hundreds of skateboarders at dolores park to skate down the hill. this person has lived in the area 22 years and called 911 after hearing screams out his window and witnessing a fight. >> one on the ground was being beaten up. i know they are young, but they were definitely with people that were causing a lot of trouble and it was very intimidating just walking up and down the street. people were closing up shop. reporter: this skateboarders saw the images and sa

if you have any information you are asked to contact sfpd. in san francisco pete suratos nbc bay area news. >>> a prominent silicon valley company stands accused of anti-asian discrimination the claims from a former company executive andre wong who says lumentin has an anti-asian bias and laid him off because he spoke out against it. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us with more. >> reporter: this lawsuit is drawing a lot of attention and support from aapi community groups who say there is a lot more at stake than one person's job >> i think the bias overrode my contributions to the company. >> reporter: andre wong spent 20 years at lumenten and according to his lawsuit helped create and develop a product lining combining 3d and facial recognition that generated about $1 billion in revenue. >> as the product line became more visible and large they started layering me under managers where i had to train and introduce them to my intercontacts. >> reporter: wong says his treatment was often demeaning such as this one-on-one conversation with a

police have identified the man shot to death by sfpd officers yesterday. weapon was found at the scene after the shooting. it happened in the bay view neighborhood just before 3:00 p.m. yesterday. officers in plainclothes were making an arrest at fairfax and catalina street when a second man who had nothing to do with the arrest engaged with the officers. police aren't saying what led to the shooling, only they believe he was armed. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. it's being investigated by the district attorney's office, sfpd's internal affairs division and the department of police accountability. >>> police are investigating the shooting of a pregnant woman in oakland. this happened last night on international boulevard and 77th avenue. officers found the woman in a car shot in the chest. police say the woman is nine months pregnant. her unborn baby is in stable condition. the woman is expected to recover. not clear what led up to that shooting. >>> kaiser health workers continuing their picketing across the state. protests in the bay a