so it's also important to on sfpd staffing which remains to the 2023 numbers and fairly similar vto wh i reported when i was here in april, we have that deficit of over 400 from. we have torcycle officers, five are supervisors all the three of my motorcycle officers are retiring in the next month and i have two officers on long term disability as they were tragically struck from a vehicle in july ng. in january i'll ha officers riding and not expected to so to support the strides we have made as well as to support the stridewe have come up with an enforcemenplan in 2025. many elements are the same but we've discarded not working and make goals not able to implement.you through those as we move through the plan.rcement plan is to traffic enforcement tragedies to reduce crashes and violation nz san francisccome a long way in terms of our data examination and collaboration with our city partnerships at city partners other agencies. and we really are working together our efforts can have is because we're short, so this is what is going to get us through we did last year, we will use t

additionally, sfpd is going to bring their cameras. remaining tool that we would like to integrate is the ability mounting the radar and on all the motorcycles that's about 200 per bike and hand held machines which are about 1,000 each. we would need about 30 of them. but this technology is really key enforcement. so we're hoping to get creative about how we can pro cure that equipment. all right, staffing enhancements. so we also have made good progress on all the enhancements. we realized all of that. we have the data analyst, again the social media and messaging team, we have a manager who schedules are wave operation sxz collects all the data from our enforcement efforts. we have a speed enforcement team that is doing weekly speed operations. we've also stood up our solo response team. i mentioned those are members that are riding as ans larry assignment. our goal for staffing in 2025 are to increase our numbers of motorcycle officers permanently assigned to the traffic company. this will will always be contingent within the staffi

additionally, sfpd is going to bring their cameras. remaining tool that we would like to integrate is the ability mounting the radar and on all the motorcycles that's about 200 per bike and hand held machines which are about 1,000 each. we would need about 30 of them. but this technology is really key enforcement. so we're hoping to get creative about how we can pro cure that equipment. all right, staffing enhancements. so we also have made good progress on all the enhancements. we realized all of that. we have the data analyst, again the social media and messaging team, we have a manager who schedules are wave operation sxz collects all the data from our enforcement efforts. we have a speed enforcement team that is doing weekly speed operations. we've also stood up our solo response team. i mentioned those are members that are riding as ans larry assignment. our goal for staffing in 2025 are to increase our numbers of motorcycle officers permanently assigned to the traffic company. this will will always be contingent within the staffi

sfpd says the intervals help decrease speeding and reckless driving. the oakland firefighters union is launching a public education campaign opposing the city's budget proposal that includes closing fire stations. oakland faces a $129 million budget deficit, with layoffs and service cuts planned to balance the budget. under the proposal, the oakland fire department may have six fire stations browned out or closed. the union says the closures would increase emergency response times as well as threaten public safety. we're waiting to get a response from the city on the firefighters union's campaign launch. >> the fbi has released a new age progression image of a missing oakland girl who disappeared nine and a half years ago. ariana fitz was just two years old when she was reported missing. the national center for missing and exploited children released the image on the right, showing what ariana might look like today. at 11 years old. she was reported missing on april 5th of 2016, just three days before her mother was found murdered in a san francisco pu

is doing and what sfpd is doing in comparison. absolutely. i know that i had asked acting director jones to provide the he indicated that there was a link on the d.o.j. website with various training. so i asked him to give that to the commission staff so that that can be posted on the commission website for individuals to take a look at. now, the other question i had is how many cases are over the nine month mark and what the oldest case is that was the number that was frequently reported by director henderson, and i think it's fallen off. so i'm going to have to apologize. i don't know that answer, but i can probably find out. you phoned a friend because look at acting director jones. look at that. they don't trust me here by myself. i know, i see it. see, when he came, there was no question. nobody had questions. he silenced the crowd is cold. so we've had 21 cases open for more than nine months. and 20 of those are told. okay. and the one that's not told. what is the age of that case? i don't have the age of that case, but i can get it to

the report says sfpd has failed to regulate the use of overtime, costing millions. here's abc seven news reporter tim johns. >> a new audit released thursday paints a critical view of the san francisco police department's use of overtime. the 128 page report says sfpd spent over $108 million on overtime during the 2022 2023 financial year. among the other findings, the report stating the department failed to adequately monitor or enforce overtime limits. it also says that around 200 officers, or about 12% of sworn staffers, accounted for about a third of the total overtime budget. additionally, the audit highlighting that the average employee took over 25 days of sick leave a year, up from 14 during the 2018 2019 financial year. outgoing san francisco supervisor dean preston commissioned the audit. >> some really shocking findings, i think one of the biggest of which is the use of sick time to then go work, get overtime pay working for private companies. >> preston believes the city has let sfpd spend too much money for too long. he says that's especially true given

drafted resolution regarding sfpd's reward policy discussion and possible action. go ahead.ice president carter overstone sure. so we've already heard from miss brown twice this evening in her capacity as public commenter. this this resolution is really about miss brown and her advocacy on behalf on behalf of her son and on on behalf of every family who had a family member taken from them and whose homicide is unsolved. a few months ago, this commission held a hearing in response to her concerns. i want to thank dpa, and in particular jermaine jones, for his role in collecting information on what other jurisdictions are doing as it relates to their homicide reward policies. dpa sent out a survey to several jurisdictions and did a lot of independent research and i want to thank lieutenant saunders from sfpd for presenting on sfpd's current policy and the outcomes we've had in the course of learning about best practices from other jurisdictions. it became clear that the commission was not in the best position to make the necessary changes because our homicide reward policy is

his mother called sfpd last month and reported him missing. chief scott said he would defer to the nypd on releasing any information due to the ongoing nature of this case. >>> so, mangione is held without bail in a pennsylvania prison tonight. he is fighting extradition back to new york where he is expected to face murder charges. >> did you do it? . >> insult the intelligence of the american people. >> there, you see, he was yelling and struggled with officers as he showed up to his hearing. he said little inside of the courtroom where his lawyer told him to stop talking. he was charged with murder in manhattan last night. he was arrested at a mcdonald's in altoona yesterday after a worker recognized him. since then, the officers and people affiliated with the restaurant have been threatened and harassed. the investigators say he had a gun with a silencer, several fake ids and handwritten notes where he ranted about corporate greed in america. the da in pennsylvania says his office is now working with their counterparts in new york to get hi

now sfpd is reporting 33 homicides so far this year. that's a 34% decrease compared to this point last year. the lowest rate since the early 1960s. kevin ko has more on what they are crediting that drop and the hope of keeping up momentum for the new mayor when he takes office. >> what are the outcomes? >> okay, last question. >> nine. >> reporter: paulette brown couldn't wait to get something off her chest during san francisco's police headquarters. >> i thank god the crime and the homicides are down. >> reporter: paulette knows personally that homicide figures are more than just numbers. her son, aubrey was killed in 2006. his homicide remains unsolved. but paulette hasn't given up on her son's case, encouraged by the announcement that san francisco is seeing it lowest homicide rate in about 60 years. >> our shootings have down this year. our gun related violence is down this year. >> reporter: both, police chief bill scott and mayor breed, partially crediting a violence reduction initiative or vri. that was implemented in district 10

if there were no conflict with sfpd conducting that investigation.not with the knowledge that we now have, long before the charges were filed, but i brought these concerns based on things i heard in the community, all of which turned out to be true to chief scott's personal attention 2 years before all the collapse january th year, and it fell on deaf ears and ■y■Ñ"0i have b very public about that. i'm not alleging chief scott did this with any knowledge. he just rebuffed all my attempts until i was able taget the controller to do a auit. but i had every reason to suspect wrong-doing which all turned out to be true.want to say for the record, it is never comfortable to investigate these kind of things, because it is easier to sweep them under the rug and move on. i don't want that to happen because i want to clean up the corruption in this town whether it is directly our fault or failure of the city to have proper oversight, or failure of a board that we contract with to have proper oversight and that is why i continue to do this, not only as the sf

a security guard killed by sfpd in front of the dior store. what we're learning about what happened. and another bay area police department offering a big bonus. 100,000 bucks if you want to join. and we'll chat with an oakland small business owner taking a chance on san francisco. it's part of a larger effort to bring visitors back to the city. good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight, i'm raj mathai. a lot happening on this final night of fall. we're going to get to jeff's forecast and the problems in union square in just a few moments. but we want to start with our developing news in washington, d.c. it is now 10 p.m. eastern time and still no vote. we are two hours away from a possible government shutdown. let's take a live look now at capitol hill. the final votes need to happen before 9 p.m. our time again, two hours away to avoid a shutdown. senate leaders are confident that this vote will take place in the next two hours. they're looking to pass the same bill the house passed earlier today. if that happens, all government checks

and i do want to make sure and acknowledge the sfpd is a part of us doing this together. and you said it. we would not be doing this if we didn't feel like it was community led. we wouldn't have a brother like jack. jack. right here. jack. jack, come on over here, man. come on, man, that is right there. the ultimate out. this dude right here helped everybody out. that's right. yeah. from the elementary to the penitentiary. we would not. jack would not stand if we knew it was not community led for. so jack to be here, you got to know this thing is real. yeah. and so thank you, jack, for showing jack doesn't come out. you understand what i'm saying? it's rare to see jack come out. you'll see santa claus. if you see this santa claus on my mama and she in heaven. and so thank you for coming out, big dawg, i appreciate it. you're the best. alright, so we got two more speakers. i want to bring a mother out. i want to bring a mother out. she's going to tell and share her story. she's from pierce's pledge. my sister, my homegirl. bring up leslie. you. hi, i'm leslie hue, and i re

sfpd says the intervals help decrease speeding and reckless driving. a group of administrators facing charges for shutting down the golden gate bridge tried to get their cases dismissed. they chanted as they headed into the courtroom at san francisco's hall of justice yesterday. the judge denied the group's motion. a total of 26 people were arraigned and all pleaded not guilty. they were charged after this pro-palestinian demonstration in april. some commuters were trapped on the bridge for three hours. earlier this month, a judge dismissed most of the charges against the group. >> we're getting a look inside jack london square's new waterfront restaurant, dragon gate. it serves traditional taiwanese food. it opened a new and bigger location on franklin street. the owners hope to inspire others who want to start their business in oakland. co-owner and head chef johnny chang grew up on the streets in taiwan. he knows how to cook up authentic street food using ingredients like shark, rabbit and octopus to bring the people. >> it was actually working on t

the report, by the city's budget and legislative analyst, found that sfpd spend over $108 million on overtime just in the 2223 fiscal year. it also says that about 200 officers, that's about 12% of sworn staffers, accounted for about a third of the total overtime budget. outgoing san francisco supervisor dean preston, who commissioned the audit, says he believes the city has let sfpd spend too much money for too long. >> you know, i've got constituents who are facing service cuts. folks who rely on the city for food aid, for other forms of relief. everyone is being told it's a deficit and we need to cut. meanwhile, you have this audit shows that the police department is just on a spending spree. >> the department responded in a statement, writing in part, the sfpd has been using overtime to backfill our patrol and investigative units to ensure san francisco remains one of the safest cities in the country. as we continue to rebuild our ranks, overtime hours will decrease. >> san francisco mayor elect daniel lurie has announced three more appointments to his leadership team. lurie chos

sfpd melts most of the guns. >> these are gun parts that are dismantled that sfpd gives me. >> parts unmilitaried are used to make art like this monarch >> this was made and created out of gun parts. all 100% gun parts >> what they are doing is for everybody, even if you think this could never happen to you. >> reporter: through all of leslie's pain, one question can still make her smile. >> the what was he like? [ laughter ] >> he is awesome. >> reporter: fun, full of joy, a cool kid with some serious moves. saying good-bye to pierce will always way heavily on her heart. his legacy is still being written through everything he inspires. >> what a loss. the united players buy back event will be saturday at noon on 1038 howard street. >>> after six full days of jury deliberation we still don't have a verdict in the trial of nima momeni for the murder of bob lee. jurors have been dismissed today with plans to pick up on monday at 9:30. the lead defense attorney talked to us saying there have been questions about the jury including one he found surprising at this stage of deliberations.

sfpd. right. who do a tremendous job of getting these guns.hey dismantle them, they melt them down. and then some of the parts that they have, the metal and the wood, who cannot be put together back to make any guns. they give them to us. we put them out to artists and artists get them, and they make art out of the gun pieces that were dismantled. >> wow, that's really incredible. so they make artwork, jewelry, all sorts of things. >> pictures. this right here. you see this right here. >> stay right here. >> this is made out of 100% guns. wow. it stands around three feet tall, right? and around two feet wide. this right here was made out of all guns. it was done by artists who put this together. it's a monarch that symbolizes, you know, souls saving souls. and the warriors actually purchased this. >> oh, wow. >> you know, you got steve kerr's family was affected. his father died from gun violence. draymond green's good friend. and gun violence. when somebody dies from senseless gun violence, it affects everybody, right? >> it does. >> it's lik

and that's exactly what sfpd said this operation is about.ith the community in a positive way. greg and allie. >> yeah. presents. santa lights the works, police officers, everything for those kids to get excited about. great to see that. thank you. betty. >> new at ten. the san francisco fire department held a friendly competition tonight. firehouses all over the city were decked out with holiday lights and decorations. san francisco mayor elect daniel leary was on hand as the fire crews showed off their handiwork. ktvu own sal castaneda was also there as the grand judge, along with a panel of san francisco residents. sal tells us that the winner was station 18 on 32nd avenue. you can see their festive scene included lots of lights, christmas trees and even a flurry of snow. station 39 on portola drive took second place and station seven on folsom street was third. >> looks great. congrats to them. firefighters in the south bay spread some holiday cheer today by delivering toys to kids spending the holidays in the hospital. members of the san

so quick work to the sfpd good work and it all worked out.h. >> san jose unveiling a new pocket park at center road and serenade way today. it has new walking past some exercise equipment. if you want to break a sweat and tables with board games. we spoke to a council member who said the goal here is to transform an underdeveloped piece of park land into a vibrant space for the community to enjoy. it's a place for people to recreate specially people who don't have space at their in their home, whether it be a backyard of their >> by early important to the community in the mental health of our residents. they >> the park still need to name. so if you've got an idea, can always contact city officials and that's it for kron. 4 news at 5 on the news at 6, though, is next a lot to get to. coming up next kron, 4 news at 6. the search is on for the person who opened fire on highway. 24 in orinda over the weekend sending 2 people to the hospital. plus the open city council hearing from the public over proposed cuts. >> is the city has to deal with a

sfpd did say that they released some footage of this incident. some of the video may be disturbing. >> just put your hands on your head. >> reporter: body camera footage shows the moment officers found peter hodge, a security guard, standing in front of the dior store in union square hours after he hit three people in a violent car chase. police asked hodge to put his hands up several times before activating a bolo wrap device used to restrain suspects. hodge partially lifted his hands but refused to cooperate. he walked to the right toward post street when officers fired beanbag rounds to subdue him. hodge walked a few steps forward before turning toward police raising his arms and pointing his gun. officers fired several shots. hodge was taken to the nearest hospital where he later died. >> prior to taking the suspect into custody and rendering aid, officer number 5 requested an ambulance. while waiting for medics to arrive on scene, officer number 5 rendered aid by applying tourniquets and chest yields on the suspect's gunshot wounds. >> repor

date had a 80 percent clearance rate so has been phenomenal work across the board by the member of sfpd and many of the other partners. i want to thank the entire investigation bureau for their tireless efforts working closely to evan capture the dangerous and violent people in the city in the area. these units include the community team many are here and our crime investigation center. our citywide planning and our technical service team services unit. the officers assigned to the market coordination center and our tactical unit who oftentimes called upon to serve as one of the most dangerous conditions with the people we come coa and thank you, every officers in the district who helps do the work. >> (repeated.) >> the constitution of the united states. to keep our city from violence. as i said you'll hear from one of our partners the california partnerships save communities mr. encouraging ham here and california partnership is in the communities has been involved in the work with us for almost 5 years now and this was due to the mayor london breed leadership to get the money to enga

. >> and a look tonight at body camera video from the sfpd. we're breaking down what it shows from a scene where police shot at a man in a high end shopping district in the city. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at 730. >> good evening. i'm ali rasmus at a town hall meeting today, san francisco police reveal details of a shooting involving some of its officers. they say a man suspected of trying to run over an e-bike rider pulled a gun on officers and eventually pointed that weapon at them. ktvu christien kafton has video of the scene as it unfolded. >> mr. hodge then raised his right hand with the firearm in it as he pivoted towards the officers standing in the street, mr. hodge quickly took a shooting stance with his feet shoulder width apart, two hands on the handgun slightly bent forward while pointing at the officers in the street. officers number one, three and four, and sergeants one, two and three discharged their firearms at mr. hodge, who then fell to the ground. >> san francisco police say the shooting was the ending of a violent final

. >> an sfpd patrol car with windows shattered was towed away with another suv.s police reopened the roads around the union square dior store on grant and post. the storebullet holesy they shot and killed who they believe was a guard posted in front of the store. people who live and work in the area shocked by what they saw as they started their day. >> i just saw it on the news this morning and i came out to see what was really going on. >> police say it all started at 630 thursday night, when they got reports of someone driving erratically. >> the suspect was driving quickly on the sidewalk, and it appeared to be chasing a person on a bicycle. >> police say during the chase, the driver hit two teen girls coming out of chipotle at kearny and post streets. >> thankfully, they have minor injuries. the suspect continued to pursue. a person on a bicycle appeared to be like an e bicycle. >> the driver eventually hit the back of a bicycle, and based on witness statements and camera footage, police say a man on the bicycle took off running. they don't know his conditio

auditors say expensive overtime is running unchecked, and how sfpd responds. [music] >> holiday parties are taking over. the next couple of weeks, you may find yourself hosting one of the big bashes yourself. we'll have in studio tv host and wine expert leslie sbrocco. [music] the spirits you should serve the family and guests over the holidays. [music] >> live from jack london square. this is mornings on two. >> the nine. >> today is friday. friday the 13th. we're looking at a live picture of lake tahoe. it's calm right now, but just like the bay area, the severe weather is coming not only to tahoe, but of course here. welcome to the nine and we are making storm preps for this weekend, right? >> a lot of people hoping that their, you know, their house holds up, the furniture doesn't blow. a lot of flooding. flooding, yes. sandbags. >> and up in the hills too. if you live up in the hills, that sometimes is a problem. when some of the mud from the hills rushes down onto the houses, breaks pipes, that type of thing. so something to look out for. >> you'd think w

the police department tells kron 4 in part, quote, the sfpd has been critically understaffed due to the pandemic and subsequent national crisis in policing as a necessary stopgap measure. the sfpd has been using overtime to backfill our patrol and investigation units as we continue to rebuild overtime hours will decrease. the california coastal commission has unanimously approved the city of san francisco's requests to convert a portion of the great highway into a permanent coastal park. this comes after voters passed proposition k in november to close a 2 mile stretch of the highway. >> between sloat boulevard and lincoln way. the park is anticipated to open to the public in 2025. after a community discussion where residents can give feedback on the park's design and traffic concerns. still ahead here this evening. >> the giants introducing their new shortstop. how willie adonis is already breaking records with the team. plus, farmers insurance expands policies and the state. >> how this could affect homeowners. >> and after the break, the first decrease of homelessness in a decade. we

increase in overtime on the department's shortfall of hundreds of officers, but he did agree that sfpd recognized the need to improve controls, and there is more to be done to ensure that overtime is used appropriately and in the right quantities. the search continues for a hit and run driver at san jose state. the school resharing the surveillance video of the crime. take a look. it happened october 12th at the intersection of south fourth and east san carlos street. you can see in the corner of your screen at san jose state. student crossing the street. when a car runs right into her. she was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. if you have any information about the driver, you're urged to contact san jose police. drivers in san francisco will get just a little more time to learn the new day lighting rules. it's a statewide law meant to improve pedestrian visibility. it stops drivers from parking within 20ft of any crosswalk, whether the curb is marked or not. drivers must leave about a car length of space from any crossing. san francisco started issuing warnings to drivers l

according to acting chief david lazar, you are asked to contact sfpd.g about this investigation. i also want to point out that dior, aside from what happened last night, what you're seeing is boarded up now, but also had another incident just about a month or so ago. and that is the reason why their doors are still boarded up. so really, just back to back events here for this luxury high end store. an investigation continuing to learn more details. we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab nbc, bay area news. all right. thank you, ginger. turning now to other breaking news. we just learned about 30 minutes ago that the alameda county district attorney's office is now dismissing charges against one of the officers involved in the death of mario gonzalez. the move comes after former da pamela price was recalled by voters. now, officer eric mckinley will no longer face involuntary manslaughter charges. you might remember gonzalez died in 2021 after three officers pinned him to the ground. the court previously dismissed charges against the two other

i walked 6 street with sfpd last weekend. i'm going to continue to walk the streets and figure out how do we get control again of our streets. we cannot have the open air drug markets and drug dealing and drug use happening in our streets. we have to get people off the street and into mental health and drug treatment betts. we're gonna work that. and then we need to streamline the bureaucracy. we have to make sure the taxpayers dollars are being spent effectively and efficiently. and so those will be my top priorities. starting on january. >> you also mentioned that you declare a fentanyl state of emergency on day one. is that still the case? we are going you know, there's a lot of people saying why we can't do something well, we are going to find a way to make sure that we get a handle on the drug crisis on our streets. that's what at the voters voted me in with the mandate that they did because they want to see change on our streets. they want to see public safety and i'm committed to it. now, let's talk a bit about your tr

we've learned sfpd is in contact with new york police investigators about mangione.ever, san francisco's police chief not elaborating. i'm going to have to defer answering any questions. refer you to nypd, and at this time, they're good with speaking about this individual. we'll be happy to tell you what we know, what we what we have. so no information coming from sfpd. he's lying, saying everything should go through nypd. as we reported yesterday, mangione worked for stanford in 2019 as a couelor. most recently, he lived in oahu. kris quack was his neighbor there in hawaii for a year and a half. he was a nice guy. he, you know, said hi. we rode the elevator a couple of times. always smiling. we've also learned in 2022, mangione lived at a live work co-op called surf break in honolulu. we talked with an employee there who described mangione as a nice guy who was well-liked, smart and social. he also, says mangione complained of chronic back pain, which prevented him from doing certain activities, including surfing. well, also tonight, an update on the nima momeni tri

sfpd says it's expanding that program tcover other parts of the city next year. mayor london breed says that's not the only reason the city is seeing progress. and the fact that we are in this place is amazing, and it's because we've worked together. it is because we focused on prevention. and when we provide solutions and when we work together and when we give a, we see progress. city leaders say they plan to continue this work will utilize tools from newly approved prop e and drones, license plate readers and cameras to fight crime. day four of deliberations in the nima momeni trial has wrapped up and stl no verdict. but within the last 30 minutes, some movement and developments in this case, let's bring in our nbc bay area sergio quintana. he's live at the hall of justice in san francisco, sergio. what can you tell us? okay. well, janelle, this afternoon i spoke with the lead defense counsel, sam zanganeh. he says that his team filed a motion to dismiss this case with the judge yesterday. they are asking the judge to dismiss this case because what they are cit

it was the gun range people from sfpd. so they jumped on board. i got the mamas who lost their kids to gun violence. right? i got ex-felons who did life sentences. we got the youth. we got all the pieces on the table to make it work. and now we've been getting over thousands of guns off the streets and destroying them. yeah, the number one killer right now in america for 19 years and younger are gun violence, suicide. right. domestic violence, black on black crime. brown on brown crime. a lot of people don't even know, man. how y'all was talking about the regulate their emotions and their feelings. right. first thing they do is go pick up a gun. they don't even know how to have a conversation with a woman when they argue and they just knock down, you know, and the number one rate of people growing, you know what culture is demographic is asians. is it. yeah. because, you know, a lot of asians are getting robbed. that's true. they getting beat up. so they going to buy guns to protect themselves. get a gun. get a gu. protect yourself. they get the g

. >> reporter: sfpd traffic division command ernie coal commander nicole jones related the information. >> i think we were very honest about what we're doing well and hope about what we need to improve upon and i think there's a commitment from the department to make sure traffic safety is a priority as well as enforcement moving forward. >> reporter: but it's a fair cry from the nearly 130,000 tickets police wrote ten years ago. numbers have declined since 2014 with a sharp drop in 2020 due to the pandemic. >> you're still far, far, far below the enforcement levels the department was at prior to the pandemic, much less ten years ago and i'm concerned that we don't really have a clear plan. >> reporter: district 8 supervisor rafael mandelman asked police to report on their plans to make the street safer. he says while the numbers are encouraging, change won't happen unless staffing improves. back in 2014 the police department had 77 traffic officers compared to 43 officers this year. there's also been a change to state law. >> the other thing we've heard is it's much more time consumin

he says typically, a tip like this would be easy to get from sfpd to the fbi office. from there, it would be senent either directly to the new york police or the new york office of the fbi for action. these types of high profile cases generate a lot of tips, an enormous number in this case, since it's coming from a law enforcement agency. another law enforcement agency that the san francisco fbi has a relationship with. they're going to act on it. and it comes. it comes along with credibility. whether mangione was in san francisco in recent months is still unknown. the missing flier shows mangione's mom last spoke to him on july 1st and that he worked for truecar, located on montgomery. but the flier states it was permanently closed and the main number was disconnected. and a truecar spokesperson told cnbc that mangione had not worked with the company since 23. meantime, we're learning that mangione was never insured by unitedhealthcare. nypd says he may have targeted thompson because of the size of unitedhealthcare. mangione is being held in pennsylvania and is fight

if you have any information, you are urged to call or text the sfpd tip line. audrey asistio nbc, bay area news. audrey. thank you. still no verdict in the murder trial of nima momeni. he's accused of killing cash app founder bob lee in san francisco. tomorrow will be the sixth day of deliberations. prosecutors believe he murdered bob lee in cold blood. he says it was self-defense after lee attacked him in a drug fueled rage. tomorrow, the jury will also reach what's called its hardship point. that's when the jury has not reached a verdict. the judge will have to start to figure out how to schedule the deliberations around the coming holiday weeks. when a verdict is reached. we will break into our programing and deliver it to you. and we'll also send an alert on our nbc bay area app. okay. new at 11 tonight. your drive home from work tomorrow could be dicey. the 49ers are taking on the rams at levi's stadium on thursday night football. and the kickoff. 515, right in the middle of the evening commute. tasman drive in front of levi's will be closed from 930 in th

well, tonight, sfpd holding a virtual town hall meeting showing some of these video clips.ow the moment a black suv hits at least one person on a sidewalk and a bicyclist on the road, as well as what led to officers firing their weapons. and we have to warn you, this may be hard to watch. terrifying moments caught on surveillance video not far from union square. it was december 19th. three people can be seen on kearny street street as a black suv drives onto the sidewalk and hits at least one of them. hello? me and my friend just got hit by a car. police also sharing that 911 call at tonight's town hall meeting, detailing how the chaos unfolded that night. the video shows that black suv hitting a cyclist who is able to run off. the driver of the suv takes off, too, but not before swiping the cyclist's bag. police quickly identify him as peter hodge. tonight, they shared police body camera video of their plan to take hodge into cuody. hours after the hit and run. so right now, he's parked in front of dior. all right. he's in that black yukon. last time we saw him, he was in

the sfpd has been using over time to back fill our patrol an investigation. units as we continue to rebuild overtime hours will decrease. in san francisco. one hotel rooms could be made available for unhoused people. today the city's planning commission heard a proposal that would allow hotels to operate as a temporary shelter while also maintaining its ability to house tourists. that proposal from mayor breed's office would allow hotels and motels to serve as shelters during a housing emergency as it now stands, hotels are only able to do so if they change their property classification. and the city must also leased the land. this proposal seeks to remove that red tape, freeing up more beds for the unhoused. but some argue hotels that are already operating a shelters have not been successful for the city as a whole. >> it's been challenging to find hotels and motels, especially outside of the tenderloin outside of the city center that are interested in partnering with the city or a nonprofit. to operate as an interim housing site because of their concern abo

the report, by the city's budget and legislative analyst, found sfpd spent over $108 million on overtimeancial year. it also says around 200 officers, or about 12% of sworn staffers, accounted for about a third of the total overtime budget. outgoing san francisco supervisor dean preston, who commissioned the audit, says he believes the city has let sfpd spend too much money for too long. >> you know, i've got constituents who are facing service cuts, but folks who rely on the city for food aid, for other forms of relief. everyone's being told it's a deficit and we need to cut. meanwhile, you have this audit shows that the police department is just on a spending spree. >> the department responded in a statement, reading in part, the sfpd has been using overtime to backfill our patrol and investigation units to ensure san francisco remains one of the safest cities in the country. as we continue to rebuild our ranks. overtime hours will. decrease. local elves and ss are gearing up for the annual salvation army angel tree program. children are sent on a shopping spree to help find christmas

i walked 6 street with sfpd last weekend. going to continue to walk the streets and figure out how do we get control again of our streets. we cannot have the open air drug markets and drug dealing and drug use happening in our streets. we have to get people off the street and then to mental health and drug treatment, pets. we're gonna work that. and then we need to streamline the bureaucracy. we have to make sure the taxpayers dollars are being spent effectively and efficiently. and so those will be my top priorities. starting on january. >> you also mentioned that you declare a fentanyl state of emergency on day one. is that still the case? we are going you know, there's a lot of people saying why we can't do something well, we are going to find a way to make sure that we get a handle on the drug crisis on our streets. that's what the voters voted me in with the mandate that they did because they want to see change in our streets. they want to see public safety and i'm committed to it. now, let's talk a bit about your transi