. >> reporter: police commission president suzy loftus thanked the former chief but said the department needed to move on. >> the situation we find ourselves in goes beyond one chief or one individual. >> reporter: chaplin says he'll conduct an immediate assess am of the department and form a strategic plan. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> greg suhr may be out as police chief, but some community leaders are still supporting him, including the president of the local naacp, reverend amos brown. we reached him by foun. >> i feel that he was scapegoated. i feel that in san francisco we ought to be a part of solutions and not just fitting what people pointing fingers and going around in circles. >> brown is optimistic that the acting chief will help lead a collaborative effort to bring about peace and safety for officers and the community. >>> the coroner has not yet released the name of a 27-year-old african-american woman shot and killed by san francisco police yesterday. a memorial for the woman is growing at the shooting scene in the bay view district. police say the woman was driving a stolen c

clerk's office many services within the city government i want to thank commissioner president suzy loftus, andy chang and commissioner marshall for the great work in training our community ambassadors so they know how to deescalate situation they run into and know what great services are thank you to everyone (clapping.) >> thank you, kelly now a nationally renowned invention preservation expert we wouldn't exist watt united states boys and girls club headed by dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so dr. marshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that he i rem

. >> reporter: police commission president suzy loftus. >> we cannot rest until ifrn in this city --ag projectiles, stun guns and something called a net gun. >> it's essentially a widespread net that comes out of a projectile type device that will actually envelope the suspect and again allow us time to subdue that person. >> reporter: the key to the new training, mayor lee says, is that the sanctity of life should be the center of every decision a cop makes on the streets. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> a tornado watch is in effect in the mississippi and ohio river valleys after deadly twisters ripped through oklahoma last night. maybe you saw these pictures. as many as 20 tornado tore through the south central part of the state killing at least two people. it left debris everywhere, one resident watched in horror as a tornado slammed into his neighbor's home, just missing his. >> i thought everybody r everything was gone. it did all kinds of damage over there. that can get replaced. i guess we are lucky is all i can say. >> scary. crews are trying to restore power and cleanup is under wa

at his side, suzy loftus, the president of the police commission and deputy chief toney chaplin. the mayor named chaplain as acting police chief. this came just hours after after a police sergeant shot and killed a 27-year-old black woman who police say was driving a stolen car in the bayview shortly before 10:00 a.m. >> i have previously expressed confidence in chief suhr because i know he agrees with and understands the need for reform. but following this morning's officer involved shooting and my meeting with chief suhr this afternoon, today i have arrived at a different conclusion to the question of how best to move forward. >> we continue to bring the pressure because the pressure of the people is what made it happen. >> reporter: community activists including those who recently held a hunger strike demanding that chief suhr resigned gathered to speak about the mayor's decision. and to protest against this morning's deadly shooting. >> we are emotional right now. >> reporter: oscar salinas tells us he is a friend of alex nieto, a man killed by police two years ago. >> this i

clerk's office many services within the city government i want to thank commissioner president suzy loftus, andy chang and commissioner marshall for the great work in training our community ambassadors so they know how to deescalate situation they run into and know what great services are thank you to everyone (clapping.) >> thank you, kelly now a nationally renowned invention preservation expert we wouldn't exist watt united states boys and girls club headed by dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so dr. marshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that he i rem

sickness of gentrification and all the police murders why can we not fire commissioner president suzy loftushy can we not support the lives of the under stickers if that's not that far off for us to invest why not invest in the community thank you. >> (clapping.) any further general public comment hearing none, public comment is closed. sergeant as chair so many people are here to talk about and this stakeholders are waiting a long time i'll advance item number 5 move item 5 to the next item and then sergeant kilshaw to call discussion on university of california, san francisco and draft of energy discussion. >> i'll invite everyone in recruiting in this department to stay this is the question of the direction we'll go in are we're going to go in shawl circulate or go in should if reasonable there are key queasy we'll be deciding i will in my invitation. >> it's 23450i9s invitation for you to stay that is the meat of reform this is the work my invitation i'll ask the amps the coalition on homelessness and the stakeholders that helped us, please come up we'll start this discussion now it is r

we also received a list from president of the police commission, suzie loftus on a number of items happening but i will be frank and say respectfully it's not enough. i also wanted to say you have talked about the break down in trust of law enforcement in communities. it's not something that happened overnight. it's generations and decades. i have a question that's related to the racial justice committee of the san francisco offender's office. i was with the public defender jeff adachi and hillary ronan and danny glover and hunger strike going on with frisk koa five and the demands on the government and the board of supervisors and our office. i want to say the demand to the board of supervisors and you that we take action to address the unresolved issues of racial bias and big on the tree by officers of the san francisco department. i won't talk about the blue ribbon panel because i know others will. >> >> but tim rendon and the san francisco examiner raised these issues as well before us but the public defenders' office highlights the pattern and practice of city government tolerating raci

we also received a list from president of the police commission, suzie loftus on a number of items happening but i will be frank and say respectfully it's not enough. i also wanted to say you have talked about the break down in trust of law enforcement in communities. it's not something that happened overnight. it's generations and decades. i have a question that's related to the racial justice committee of the san francisco offender's office. i was with the public defender jeff adachi and hillary ronan and danny glover and hunger strike going on with frisk koa five and the demands on the government and the board of supervisors and our office. i want to say the demand to the board of supervisors and you that we take action to address the unresolved issues of racial bias and big on the tree by officers of the san francisco department. i won't talk about the blue ribbon panel because i know others will. >> >> but tim rendon and the san francisco examiner raised these issues as well before us but the public defenders' office highlights the pattern and practice of city government tolerating raci

sickness of gentrification and all the police murders why can we not fire commissioner president suzy loftushy can we not support the lives of the under stickers if that's not that far off for us to invest why not invest in the community thank you. >> (clapping.) any further general public comment hearing none, public comment is closed. sergeant as chair so many people are here to talk about and this stakeholders are waiting a long time i'll advance item number 5 move item 5 to the next item and then sergeant kilshaw to call discussion on university of california, san francisco and draft of energy discussion. >> i'll invite everyone in recruiting in this department to stay this is the question of the direction we'll go in are we're going to go in shawl circulate or go in should if reasonable there are key queasy we'll be deciding i will in my invitation. >> it's 23450i9s invitation for you to stay that is the meat of reform this is the work my invitation i'll ask the amps the coalition on homelessness and the stakeholders that helped us, please come up we'll start this discussion now it is r