my fathered fished in the waters avenue of bayview in the yosemite. when you bring a business such as a slaughter house, and we know that there are toxins in chicken poop dust, where the feathers are going to go, i ask you to take a pause and do an environmental impact study before you place this into the bayview. there are zoning for this, but there are 37,000 of us that live there, and it's also a socially economically challenged community, and we don't need to increase the staff that show that our asthma rates are four times higher than the rest of the city, and so are cardio problems, so please tell us where the exhaust is going into our system, what is being done with the poop, what is being done with the blood. personally, at my doggie daycare, the facility was run at as a meat packaging company from 1992 to 2012 before it was sold to my predecessor. we tried to find the source of a stench. we were told by the president sever that it was urine. it turns out it's blood in the water system below us, and we're spending thousands of dollars to dredg

a packed house reacts to body camera footage of an officer shooting and killing a man in the bayview last week. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. the officer who fired the deadly shot in the bayview was a rookie. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian was at that meeting and she is in the newsroom with more. lisa? >> the video showed the officer, who had only been on the job four days with his gun in hand while still pulling up to the suspect. then you can see the officer shooting through the window of the police car and hitting the bayview native. horror as those in tonight's town hall meeting saw for the first time the video of keita o'neil being shot by a san francisco police officer. >> can everyone calm down, please? we're going to play it again. >> no! >> shock was quickly replaced by anger, and even threats. >> we got to shoot you back! >> this community meeting was called after the shooting on fitzgerald avenue. police say kiote o'neil stole a white van owned by the california lottery. this video shows police chasing o'neil towards a housing development.

a packed house reacts to body camera footage of an officer shooting and killing a man in the bayview last week. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. the officer who fired the deadly shot in the bayview was a rookie. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian was at that meeting and she is in the newsroom with more. lisa? >> the video showed the officer, who had only been on the job four days with his gun in hand while still pulling up to the suspect. then you can see the officer shooting through the window of the police car and hitting the bayview native. horror as those in tonight's town hall meeting saw for the first time the video of keita o'neil being shot by a san francisco police officer. >> can everyone calm down, please? we're going to play it again. >> no! >> shock was quickly replaced by anger, and even threats. >> we got to shoot you back! >> this community meeting was called after the shooting on fitzgerald avenue. police say kiote o'neil stole a white van owned by the california lottery. this video shows police chasing o'neil towards a housing development.

. >>> chopper 5 over the scene of an officer-involved shooting in the bayview in san francisco. this is at fitzgerald and jennings street. kpix 5's jackie ward is live at the scene with the very latest. jackie. >> reporter: kenny, i'm at ingles and gilman in the bayview neighborhood and i want to show you what's happening right now. you can see one man is being taken into custody. when we got to the scene, three suspects were in custody. police have yet to confirm that. i have talked to a few people who live in the neighborhood. this may have started out as a robbery with multiple suspects. somehow, the police caught up to these suspects and they fled. police fired at least one of the suspects. again, police have not confirmed any of these details. the sfpd mobile emergency operations center is here and it's still very active as this just happened a little bit ago. we are waiting to hear details from sfpd avoid fitzgerald between jennings and griffith because of this police activity activity. we'll bring you details as soon as possible. back to you in the studio. >>> we have a be

there is a problem in the bayview and the reason that wear gathered here today and you are having this hearing is because this is a restricted alcohol district, and it's restricted alcohol district because in the general plan it was determined that the concentration of liquor stores, as everybody has said, and i don't disagree with that, as there is one on every corner, it's unhealthy for the bayview. it's unhealthy. that's what your general plan says. so in making a determination today on your restricted district here on the future of the save more market, you have to take into account that this is an unhealthy business because they've been defined as much by your general plan. how do you address that? you have two alternatives. one, you can reduce alcohol sales saying there will be no alcohol sales at the location and it seems that some progress has been made. but this is an opportunity for you and perhaps part of your legacy, to monitor and to look at hue -- how you can reduce the alcohol sales in the bayview, because that's part of your plan. in closing, i commend the team for putt

before opening the speculation we were part of bayview and doing the opera house every thursday i met local people putting their wares out into the community barbara is an work of a symbol how the neighborhood it changing in a a positive way literally homemade wine that is sold in the community and organized businesses both old and new businesses coming together to revitalizes this is a yoga studio i actually think be able a part of community going on in the bayview i wanted to have a business on third street and to be actually doing that with the support of community. >> how everybody reasons together to move each other forward a wonderful run for everybody out here. >> they're hiring locally and selling locally. >> it feels like a community effort. >> i was i think the weather is beautiful that is what we can capture the real vibe of san francisco i love it i can go ongoing and on and on about the life in the. >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will give us a tour and introduc

police spotted the van and chased it to the housing project in the bayview. in this video you see the drivers door opening and the minivan comes to a stop. this video from the officers body camera shows the officer drawing his weapon as a police car is still moving. within seconds he shoots o'neill wants from inside the car. shattering the window. o'neill was running towards the police car and he was unarmed when the officer shot him. police have not identified the officer. he only had four days on the job. he was riding with a training officer whose body camera was not activated. at a meeting some question whether the officer violated policy from firing inside the car. according to policy offices cannot fire from a moving vehicle. it is not clear whether the police car was stopped. i spoke to a former police officer who teaches police tactics.>> he had no idea whether the individual was armed or not. you don't wait. i have no problem with him shooting through the window at the suspect.>> reporter: they release the video without drawing conclusions. it is stil

at angles and gillman in the bayview. the suspect in the lottery van was killed by police a few blocks away. henry lee has more.>> reporter: a blown out window of a san francisco police car at the scene of a deadly officer involved shooting in the bayview district. pieces of glass on the ground as investigators scoured the area for evidence. the shooting happened at the corner of fitzgerald and griffith. at the public housing complex. the suspect was blocked by a fence.>> the vehicle stopped. the suspect exited the vehicle. an officer involved shooting occurred. the suspect was transported by evidence to the general hospital where he was pronounced deceased.>> reporter: one officer opened fire during the confrontation. police have not said what led to the shooting by officers. the incident began earlier when the suspect accosted a woman who works for the california lottery. she was exchanging scratch off tickets at this market.>> a white van belonging to the california state lottery was stolen. but mac the woman was unhear

this is in the bayview neighborhood. it all started this morning. robbers responded to a robbery and carjacking. police say a gold suv took off from the scene. officers stopped it a few miles away. a stolen white van stopped near the alice griffith housing projects and that's where bullets flew. kpix 5's emily turner spent the day at the scene and is now at sfpd headquarters with the latest, emily in. >> we are told this is an ak -- emily? >> we are told this is an active crime scene and active investigation. this is the seventh officer vov officer-involved shooting with sfpd this year and at the center of it all, as you said, was a california lottery van. >> these four people are behind bars and another is dead after their stole a lottery truck and tried to get away. it started at 10:30 outside this corner store when a california lottery employee pulled up. she was assaulted police say before one man hopped into the van and drove away, leading police on a chase that ended in the bayview. >> the suspect exited the vehicle and officer-involved shootin

police chased the van into the nearby bayview neighborhood where they say o'neil jumped out of the van and ran toward a patrol car. that's when a rookie officer had only been on duty for four days can be seen pulling out his gun and shooting o'neil through the patrol car window as he runs by. police say o'neil was charged with charging at the officers but community members at the meeting last night yelled at police saying it was nothing more than the murder of an unarmed man. >> this is murder! i mean, it's no other way to look at it as murder. he should in jail right now, not laying dead dormant. >> reporter: the police chief says they are still in the early stages. investigation and held the meeting to be transparent with the community not to draw any conclusions. san francisco police have only been using body cameras since 2016. the video that was released last night was from that rookie officer. the department says they are not going to be releasing his name. they say he had recently graduated from the police academy and had only been on the job for four days at the time of the sho

police chased it into the bayview where o'neill jumped out of the van and ran toward a patrol car. that's when a rookie officer who had only been on duty for four days can be seen pulling out his gun and shooting o'neill through the patrol car window as he runs by. police say o'neill was charging at the officers but community members at the meeting last night yelled at police saying, it was nothing more than the murder of an unarmed man. >> this is murder. he should be in jail right now. >> reporter: police held the meeting to be transparent not to draw conclusions. they are still early in the investigation. san francisco police have been using body cameras since 2016. the video they released last night was from the rookie officer's body cam. they say the training officer was also wearing a body camera. he was the one driving the patrol car. but it wasn't recording at the time of the shooting. >> what do we know about the background of the officer? >> reporter: the police chief said they are not going to be releasing the officer's name but said that he was a recent graduate of the

the works for a while. we're glad to have it in bayview. not only is this facility a world-class facility, it's -- this facility has been delivered in a very fiscal matter and timely. i think, for me, one of the most important things that we like on a job and it happened on this job, it was delivered with a great safety record. not one injury in the two years this prom was built. this project is a support project. it's and as the director of the project i want to say how proud hi am to deliver this project. and i want to take this opportunity to thank the public works team in all of the work they did on this project. that was led by city architect edgar lopez. several of our project architects, magnidina royal. i also want to thank our talented construction crew and construction company, clock construction, who did a very, very good in delivering this. and, of course, k.m.d. architects, the designers of the facility. and, most important, our client and partner, dr. hunter, and his staff. and i can tell you, with all of the projects in this c

our pilot program will begin on february 1st, 2018, in the mission and the bayview districts, and thenbased on surveys, and our interaction with the public, we'll make adjustments to the program and essentially roll it out citywide by the fall of 2018. in terms of the community engagement division and the tasks, we're going to look for grant funding and other federal grants and donations to roll this out. we're going to do internal training with the department by putting out a bulletin, letting every police officer know that we have this program. we're going to work with our community officers at mission and bayview. we need their support and officers and buy-in to roll this out in two districts, and we're going to have the officers on foot beats and have every officer we can to promote the program. each station will be marketed, and we're going to get success stories on how it works. we'll put it on our department website, and we'll promote it any possible way that we can. i know tonight i thanked you for approving the $6,000 grant from target. that's for another program, but target n

they spotted the minivan and chased it into the housing project in the bayview. in this video you see the drivers door opening as the minivan comes to a stop near fitzgerald and griffith. this video from the offices camera shows him drawing his weapon as the police car is still moving. within seconds he shoots him once from inside the car shattering the window. o'neill was running toward the police car and he was unarmed when the officer shot him. police have not identified the officer who fired his weapon. he only had four days on the job. he was writing with a training officer whose camera was not activated. at a meeting some question whether the officer violated policy by firing from inside the car. officers cannot fire from a moving vehicle. it is not clear from the video whether the police car was stopped. they released the videos without making any conclusions yet. the shooting is under investigation. coming up a police tactics expert weighs in on the shooting.>>> i know you mentioned the other police officer -- training officer his body camera video was not

it was chased to the bayview. the driver door opens and the mini van stops at fitzgerald and griffith. this video from the body cam shows the officer drawing his weapon as the police car is still moving. within seconds he shoots o'neil once from inside the police car shattering the window. police say o'neil was running toward the police car and that he was unarmed when the officer shot him. police have not identified the officer who fired his weapon but said he only had four days on the job. he was riding with his training officer whose body cam was not activated. at a town hall meeting, some questioned whether the officer violated policy by firing from inside the police car. according to department policy, officers cannot fire from a moving vehicle. but it's not clear from the videos whether the police car was stopped. i spoke by phone to don cameron, a former police officer who teaches police tactics. >> the officer had no idea whether the individual was armed or not. and you don't wait to see if the vehicle is a

so if i click on the bayview, you see every muni route that serves the bayview.ll of the transportation projects by the sfmta in the bayview, news -- transportation news from the blog. and where you can buy sfmta products and fares within your neighborhood. so, we have those for all of the planning department neighborhoods. another improvement is the projects page. we talked with a lot of stakeholders about this and heard a lot of feedback about what would improve this. if we were to look at the fullsome-howard street scape, you see that we have a new project timeline and these budget aspects. this is just to give a quick overview of what the projects are and not require our customers to necessarily have to read, you know, hundreds of words of text in order to understand what the project is and how it impacks them. another new feature is the businesses services area. this is a section that has been completely rewritten and also pulls together information for both large and small business owners. so, everything you need to do to update your street in front of your

state police officers saw the lottery vehicle and the suv traveling closely together in the bayview area district. the vehicle sped up and the vehicle was stopped in the area of ingelside and were detained. officer pursued the suv and eventually an officer was involved in a shooting. body cameras from the officers involved in this incident have been retrieved, and the area was canvassed for other video and evidence. the san francisco police department robbery detail investigating the carjacking and the robbery, and the san francisco police department homicide detail, along with the san francisco district attorney's office, the san francisco police internal affairs division and the office of police accountablity, and the office of the chief medical examiner were also called to investigate this incident. anyone with any information about this incident is asked to call the sfpd tip line or text a tip to tip411, and begin the message with sfpd. you may remain anonymous. tomorrow, we will have our town hall meeting at 1800 oakdale. it'll be at 1:00 in the afternoon involving our practice at t

police spotted the minivan and chased it into the alice griffith housing project in the bayview. in this surveillance video, you you see the driver door opening as the minivan stops near fitzgerald and griffith. this video from the officer's body camera shows the officer drawing his weapon as the police car is still moving. within seconds he shoots o'neil once from inside the police car shattering the window. police say o'neil was running toward the police car and that he was unarmed when the officer shot him. police have not identified the officer who fired his weapon but said he only had four days on the job. he was riding with his training officer whose body cam was not activated. at a town hall meeting, some questioned whether the officer violated policy by firing from inside the police car. according to department policy, officers cannot fire from a moving vehicle. but it's not clear from the videos whether the police car was stopped. i spoke by phone to don cameron, a former police officer who teaches police tactics. >> the officer had no idea whether the individual was arme

for citizenship our cause the real low income to moderate income resident in san francisco and the bayview sometimes the workshops are said attend by poem if san mateo and from sacking. >> we think over restraining order thousand legal permanent residents in san francisco that are eligible for citizenship but totally lack information and they don't have trained professionals culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a purview list of questions to see if they have met the 56 year residents arrangement or they're a u.s. citizenship they once they get through the screening they go to legal communication to see lawyers to check am i eligible to be a citizen we send them to station 3 that's when they sit down with experienced advertising to fill out the 4 hundred naturalization form and then to final review and at the end he helps them with the check out station and send them a packet to fill and wait a month to 6 weeks to be invited

if i was standing up here a month ago shaking my fist about a liquor store on third street and the bayview, i have to make the same argument here, unfortunately. i also have some challenges with the -- with the conversion from trade shop -- strad shtra is retail. it just means you have to make stuff there, and then, you also have to have some portion of your facility where you're selling it. so i guess i'm -- i'm not sure that i see a strong reason to convert trade shop, which is part of how we maintain pdr uses into restaurant. and in addition, i think if this were a regular restaurant, like a restaurant where you could sit down and order a drink, you could order wine, but the point was the culinary experience, i could definitely see that that fits squarely into why there is that restaurant exclusion from this district, but it's a brew pub, but i can't see it, so i cannot be supportive of it today. >> commissioner koppel. >> yeah, there's a bar right down the street from where i live, and one thing that sets this apart is they do allow all ages and they aren't open all hours, and i can't

dart window of a san francisco police car at the scene of a deadly officer involved shooting in the bayview district. we saw pieces of glass on the ground as investigators scoured the area. the shooting happened at the corner of fitzgerald and griffith after the suspect was blocked by a metal fence. >> the vehicle stopped at griffith and fitzgerald street. the suspect exited the vehicle and the shooting occurred. the suspect was transported by ambulance to san francisco general hospital where he was pronounced deceased. >> at least one officer opened fire. police have not said what led up to the deadly shooting by officers. the incident began earlier in the morning when the suspect accosted a woman who works at the california lottery. she was exchanging scratch off lottery tickets at this market. >> a white man belonging to the california state lottery was stolen in this carjacking. >> the woman was shaken but unhurt. the suspect took off in the stolen van and witnesses say it was a company by several other suspects in an suv. >> reporter: police spotted the suv and gave chase. >> one group

more than 100 people packed a town hall meeting in the bayview last night organized by sfpd and their anger stems from this video which shows an officer driving up to a carjacker and opening fire. police came o'neil made a move toward officers. >> this is murder! i mean, it's no other way to look at this but as murder. he should in jail, not dead. . >> he was killed and unarmed. the police officer was on the force only four days. >>> menlo park police are looking for this man a suspect in a shooting last month. officers were called to a marshland area on november 22nd and found a victim with several gunshot wounds. the suspect is known as gustavo torres. the victim is in the hospital. >>> another fire in livermore woke neighbors with explosions. flames seen shooting through the roof of this home on orion way around 1 a.m. no one was hurt. investigators say that gas cylinders found next to the home likely caused those explosions. >>> new at noon, chopper 5 over a pedestrian fatality in fremont. the person was hit by that suv in fremont this morning. it happened on mowry. the vehicle ju

we'll be facilitating two conversations to focus groups, one in the bayview and one in the mission in january -february to gather input from families, to how to reduce the process, including options for office hours that accommodate working families, as well as looking at how to improve the overall experience. we'll have more of that information after we conduct those focus groups. >> on december 1st of this year, five pac members participated on a parent panel for the san francisco teacher residency program. pac members share varying perspectives regarding their experiences with home school communication and forming strong partnerships with their children's teachers. they also addressed questions from the cohort of 21 residents, teacher residents, who are working as apprentices in several of our districts. this year marks the he have beenth year that pac has collaborated with the teacher residency programs to explore strategies that foster successful home and school partnerships. the pac values the teacher reside residen -- -- sorry. over the next two weeks, pac members will be parti