hwang commissioner melara commissioner kim you have a quorum and also the chief of policies chief greg suhr. >> hello and welcome to the tenderloin please line district meeting it is great to be here in the tenderloin it is a stunning group stunning turnout of community members we're thrilled to hear from all of you we've been hearing from you up until now and going to have another opportunity we're glad you're here just to lay the foundation for what this meeting is if you're folks that come to the meeting we have one item on the agenda to talk about the tenderloin map and to have the department present the data they've used to come up with the map and more importantly is public comment where we get to hear from any guys and get and feedback so that's what we're going to do and it's great to be here since it's a community meeting my colleagues will introduce themselves and give you a prvengs on who we are commissioner mazzucco i've burn on 0 commission my day job i'm an attorney in san francisco appear to that he was an assistant district attorney and federal prosecutor i want to basically

good evening, commissioners and captain chief suhr in his and chief suhr and supervisor jane kim i'mntireed to see tenderloin resident i'm curious tip of the iceberg it's a long term tenderloin resident and the president of the community resident association and then and captain of the neighborhood watch group and work at glide foundation for the programs i'm here i'm fully invested isn't community and neighborhood i'd like to is that you know really we have a serious issues in the tenderloin there's a lot of safety and general health issues that are not being addressed it's a disgrace to the city right in the heart of the city surrounded by wealth that so much can be left unaddressed and needs unmet with $4,000 thousands children living in the neighborhood we need to provide opportunity for imprint their quality of life it is demonstrate by the number of people they're not sitting at home waiting for you to do the work we're willing to work with the police department we need to know that the city and the police department have our back as well we need the resources we need the resou

police chief greg suhr confirms that 59-year-old mark andrus has died. he's the person of interest in this case arrested on suspicion of murder, and later released. kron four's philippe djegal brings us the latest on this complicated investigation. the last time kron four's camera's spotted mark andrus was the first week of february. when andrus is seen leaving the san francisco county jail accompanied by his attorney -- public defender jeff adachi. this after san francisco district attorney george gascon announced the murder charge against andrus was dropped due to a lack of evdience. that despite, police chief greg suhr saying there is surviellance video showing andrus in possession of the suitcase found last month with a headless human torso. sunday night. chief suhr confirmed andrus died after admitting himself to a hosptial on saturday. though, the chief says he cannot confirm the cause of death or why he admitted himself to the hospital. andru's attorney released a statement saying quote i am sorry to learn that mark andrus died. during the short t

tait that's it. >> my colleagues and i know you having asked the final response time captain chief suhr in his how about response times. >> it whoa wrote a just response times an entire list of thing that were included and the response time again right now wroer down 3 hundred police officers and their come back when those officers come back that's when you'll see response times go down because more officers in general will be closer pea more of them right now we have what we have and get them trained right we don't want to have more unfortunate events in the list number 7 so those are some of the things that we're considered by the consultants not completely but you can tell the response times i think the response times on the earlier slide those are - yeah. right here the minimum misdz response times and that list was what also generated a lot of data that gave us the maps we have. >> (inaudible). >> can you turn that off now. >> (inaudible). >> okay. colleagues any last closing comments before we adjourn. >> commissioner hwang. >> we appreciate the comments we've heard loud and clear

police chief greg suhr says, his officer did nothing wrong. and had to take action because warren was not complying. and made several threats. and chief suhr adds, a judge has already found enough evidence to put warren on trial in the case. we hear from the local dog owner. taking on one of the nations largest dog food companies. saying their product is hazardous to pets. >> pam: attorneys behind a class action lawsuit against purina dog food say, they are receiving hundreds of calls from people saying their dogs have also become ill from the dog food. the bay area man who is the main plaintiff in the case says, his bull dog died. and two of his other dogs were sickened after eating beneful by purina. the attorneys estimate they have received more than one- thousand calls in the last few days. the lawsuit claims the food contains an ingredient toxic to animals. which is also found in anti-freeze. the pet owner hopes the lawsuit will force the company to make changes. >> we have an obligation to the consumers out there that are buying this stu

chief suhr has continued to do his outreach and established emphasis relationships personally and goes out and speaks to the young people about staying in school i wanted to continue to encourage that not only monthd the chief but amongst the officers given the rip relationship piece is critical in order for us to work together and thank you for your continued partnership. >> i have 3 quick questions i don't need an answer tonight first, the data gender by race you have it broke down by gender and race but how much girls of correspond are involved secondly, another programs like the police thoracic legacy and the cadet like avoiding ferguson or other low-cals love to hear information didn't have to be tonight and third in my day job we're looking at the exploitation of children and like to know if we've seen that and have a extended conversation how to train folks to identify that if there's no further comment oh sir, do you want. >> is that okay. >> thank you commissioner president murase i want to thank superintendent trout and also lieutenant thank you so much for the presentation i

board of supervisors president and district 5 president london breed (clapping) we say the chief chief suhr (clapping) and also have city attorney dennis herrera and i believe i say saw 63 here (clapping.) and to a welcome to our special guest ms. doris fisher and bob and john and dale fisher (clapping.) i'd like to welcome mr. barber are a calendar who is here with us (clapping) so our administrator active office is named after john calendar that was a long time member and i'd like to welcome our capital campaign co-chairs that made this happen stephanie mellone and rocky freed and bob emry (clapping) okay. so a final welcome to our board members and staff and community members and partners thank you guys for coming out today, you'll hear from a number of speakers throughout the day we'll try to be tight so after the programs over is we'll continue coffee in the dining room hall during the club so again welcome now from our first speaker cal la (clapping.) >> handsome my name is cal la i'm in the fifth grade i live 8 blocks from the fischer clubhouse sometimes i get bored i joined did boys

my name is washer i represent the people on mason street we want to acknowledge that captain chief suhrn his is doing a great job and helped us to be united to be active within our block we've had a lot of drug dealers and he's been wonderful with us to get us involved so we 7, 8, 9 to recognize that first but we wanted to ask you consider to be a proposal that the central city is better for our community we are concerned with the add real estate that is added to the police officers and the time it will take for them to come back to answer our calls a lot of times more myself i've had to fight off my folks in my building i don't think anyone should go through that by the time the police got there it wasn't easy want you guys to consider that. >> thank you (clapping). >> next speaker >> hello, i'm jamie i live here at 214 and my apartment is 217 i live on the second floor i've heard every shot there haven't e that's been fired in too years in this block i get woke up star spangled banner every fit it seems like me work in shift as well as a car comes around they starter i can't understan

police chief greg suhr says he's reviewed the incident. he thinks the use of force was justified. >>> an oakland man is in jail this morning accused of sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl and forcing her into hue map trafficking. 32-year-old patrick leo simmons is due to appear in court later today. an undercover operation led officers to a motel in sunnyvale. now, according to the santa clara county d.a.'s office, simmons met the teenager on social media. undercover agents arranged for a date with the girl through a website. they recovererred her through a -- recovered her through a motel room. they found simmons nearby with $6500 in cash and a motel key. >> he had sexually abused her. he was aware of her age and that he had also physically assaulted her. >> simmons is being held on $1 million bail. he could face up to 15 years in state prison if convict on all charges. >>> menlo college has dropped its football program but still some. students and the alumni they are fighting to get it back. today they will hold a rally on the school's c

. >> pam: police chief greg suhr says wrong.and had to take action because warren was not complying. chief suhr also accused public defender adachi of trying his case in the media.now that a judge says put warren on trial. >> pam: grant? hospitalization for issues including seizures vomiting blood, fluid in their lungs dangerously slow heartbeats, respiratory arrest gastric burn, and comas. liquid detergent packet exposure is also linked to the death of a 7-month-old boy in florida. >> grant: liquid detergent packets have been known to be hazardous to children since at least 2012, but only a few manufacturers have taken steps to reduce these serious risks. >> grant: the cpsc already requires child-resistant packaging for many household products, including over- the-counter medicines and cleaning agents. these rules have prevented countless injuries and deaths to children. expanding these rules to cover liquid detergent packets will ensure the safety and well- being of >> grant:bill summary: gives the u.s. consumer issue rules requiring safer child-resistant packaging for liquid deter

and other board members who have been on the front line of this issue and including our chief greg suhr, who has been with us since the beginning of these homicides that have taken place. my name is madie scott and i'm the executive director for human nation and president for the brady campaign, san francisco chapter and chapter leader. i'm very angry, very angry to the response to the homicides that have plagued our whole city. it has affected everybody here in san francisco. as a mother who lost a son 17 years ago, it just brings back memoris for me and my family and for the community and for 13 young men of color, where the majority of these deaths happened in district 10 and in the filmore district. we should by outraged. we should be outraged and angry that this has occurred in our city of hearts. a city that represents hearts while all of our hearts are broken here in the city because of this recent rash of homicides and violence. we can do better. we elected you all to support us on a journey to have a safer and better san francisco. the mayor's response to this is an atrocity. h

i want to thank in particular the san francisco police department greg suhr and san francisco fire department chief white for their help to execute this on sunday morning. before we wrap up, we've got a couple more things to do. i just want to mention some of the logistics. at the end of the prepared remarks here, we are going to have people who are involved with constructing the building. we are going to have, we have people who are experts in what will happen on the move on sunday. we have tours around the he technology and so feel free to take time to tour with any of the guest here. to close, we thought about having a ribbon cutting but it didn't seem true to san francisco style to have a ribbon cutting. so we thought about what we do with our cancer patients when they complete their cancer treatment. the tradition is to commemorate the beginning of a healthy new life following cancer care by ringing a bell. so what kind of bell did we need here inform -- for this special moment? we needed a new bell and thanks to the san francisco municipal authority we have a cable car bell being runnin

and you know what police chief greg suhr said the victim thanked his captain last night saying these two under cover officers saved his life. this all happened at 10:45 last night. we know that two plained clothed officers saw a man with a long kitchen knife chasing a bicyclist down folsom. the officers where are on patrol in the area and responded to a call for help in an unmarked police car. the suspect pulled out the six inch long kitchen knife and trying to steal the victims bicycle when police stopped in. >> the officers told him to drop the knife. he refused. we have several witnesses that heard this. >> reporter: investigators found six shell casings at the scene. so far the identity of the suspect has not been released. the chief said he's going to hold a town hall meeting in the neighborhood to discuss what happened. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty. back to you. >>> time is 6:04. a san francisco police officer is accused of using excessive force during a confrontation with a homeless man. the incident occurred on february 11th. the bus driver told police the homele

. >> good evening commissioner president loftus and commissioners chief suhr and captain char in his and supervisor kim still my name is carla johnson the director at the san francisco mayor's office on disability i am not a resident but work on market and the plazas i'm here to speak about the prior son as quay saw in a video that went environmental a person with a wheelchair person he was fined in an interaction with a police department officer that appears to be pushing him off a curve and tilt him out of his cheer it went environmental it's disturbing to see a person with disability treated that this way and san francisco is indemnify mire moot missouri or new york we have a police force i respect and trust this incident is linked to the boarder wide conversation about the civil rights of people that are blackwood and brown and white and disabled to be safe in their interactions with the law enforcement i know this case is under investigation by the intermittently affairs division and the office of citizen complaint i know any investigation is confidential while all the facts are

please investigate go clifford >>charles clifford: thirdin a letter to san francisco police chief greg suhr, gascon.. himself a former police chief... says that, "the officers were acting lawfully in self-defense and in defense of others when they discharged their weapons at mr. nieto after he drew and pointed a weapon which the officers reasonably believed to be a firearm." in march of last year, the 4 officers in question shot and killed neito after responding to reports of a man acting strangely and possibly carrying a gun here in bernal heights park. the officers say that when they confronted neito he pointed what appeared to be a weapon at them and that they opened fire out of self defense. in all, the 4 officers fired 59 shots at neito, who died on scene. the weaon that neito was carrying turned out to be a taser. in the year since the shooting many of neito's family and friends have questioned the officer's version of events >>: there's a lot of things to explain. by witnesses say that he never raised his taser >>charles clifford: thirdthey are also now pushing for the city to reform

. >> reporter: police chief greg suhr says there will be a town hall meeting in the neighborhood to discuss what happened. and late last night into the early morning hours police were still busy interviewing half a dozen witnesses. this shooting unfolded last night at 10:45 and we know that two under cover officers saw a man holding a knife and chasing another man down folsom street from 25th to 24th street. the officers were on patrol in the area and responded to the call for help. the suspect pulled out a long kitchen life and trying to steal his woke. >> in interviewing the victim if, the victim told the captain that he was coming after me with a knife this big. that is -- the knife was not that big however it is large. and he thanked the captain saying you saved my life. >> reporter: the officers told the suspect to drop his weapon before they opened fire. investigators found six shell casings at the scene and so far the identity of the suspects has not been released. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty. >> hank for that update. >>> sonoma county sheriffs deputies are investigatin

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