san francisco police officers association president tony montoya said crime is awaken the sleeping giantidents don't want to live this way anymore and my next guest is trying to oust bodine, one of the victims of this policy. back in december her home was burglarized by a parolee. her son was on the other side of the window, 40,$000 worth including computer, laptop, i end camera. i tried to capture what i could in the time we had, your heartbreaks, and you get angry at the same time because you keep saying but for the grace of god go i, people made one wrong decision and end of living on the streets but obviously the policies in place aren't working and if you experienced, crime is off the charts. what does america need to understand about this da and his policies? >> crime is off the charts and he constantly gets in front of us, repeating a chant crime is down and of course it is down, because reducing things to misdemeanors and not charging them like the officers said it is a revolving door. i just found out the person burglarized me, home invasion is considered a violent offense their

now a san francisco police officers association tony montoya just said, the crime is just awakening theant because residents are angry. they don't want to live this way anymore. i don't want to live in fear anymore. and my next guests is helping movement to oust chesa boudin. one of the many victims of this diaz insane policies. back in december, her home was burglarized by a parolee. her young son was on the other side of the window as a suspect tried to break end. he stole more than $30,000 with of items including a computer, laptop, high-end camera, even a power washer. joining me now is venture capitalists sign on. i try to capture what i could but the time we had. and your heart breaks and you get angry at the same time because you keep saying but for the grace of god go i. these people made one wrong decision and they end up living on the streets. obviously the policies in place aren't working and as you experience, crime is off the charts. what does america need to understand about this d.a. and his policy? >> the crime is off the charts and he constantly gets in front of us tell

in a statement, president tony montoya said quote the san francisco police officers association is meeting and conferring with the city on the impacts to officers stemming from the vaccine mandate, and this includes religions and medical exemptions. and the process to grant or deny them. we believe the best solution is for employees to either test weekly or get vaccinated. those discussions are ongoing. we're live in san francisco christian captain ktvu, fox two news. all right, christian of those 200 officers. do we know the breakdown? how many of them are requesting a medical? how many of them are requesting a religious exemption here? yeah most of them are requesting religious exemptions there are a handful. the last i heard was about eight or so asking for medical exemptions, but those medical exemptions. keep in mind might also be temporary medical exemptions. for example, if an officer is pregnant, they might ask for a medical exemption and then opted to get vaccinated later on. so that's one of the reasons why the city is going to really have to go through these exemptions very care

have reached out to san francisco's police officers association and in a statement, president tony montoya said quote the san francisco police officers association is meeting and conferring with the city on the impacts to officers. stemming from the vaccine mandate, and this includes religions and medical exemptions and the process to grant or deny them. we believe the best solution is for employees to either test weekly or get vaccinated. those discussions are ongoing. we're live in san francisco. christian captain ktvu fox. two news yeah. lot of negotiations left to work out here. christien kafton live for us in san francisco. thank you. new covid-19 cases are down in contra costa county but officials are standing behind the county's new vaccination mandate for indoor businesses. that mandate took effect last week for restaurants, gyms and bars. this morning, the county's health director, spoke with walnut creek city leaders and business owners about the county's health order, he said covid-19 cases are down 33% in contra costa county over the past two weeks, but there were still more th

have reached out to san francisco's police officers association and in a statement, president tony montoya said quote the san francisco police officers association is meeting and conferring with the city on the impacts to officers. stemming from the vaccine mandate, and this includes religions and medical exemptions and the process to grant or deny them. we believe the best solution is for employees to either test weekly or get vaccinated. those discussions are ongoing. in san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news. all state employees going inside california prisons now have to be vaccinated or haven't approved exemption. the judge who made the ruling said that several prisons vaccination rates among prison officers around 30. inmates who want in person visits or who work outside of the prison also have to be vaccinated. more than 50,000, california inmates have been infected with the coronavirus and at least 240 have died. since the pandemic began. a private memorial ceremony was held this morning in santa rosa for lieutenant in the sonoma county sheriff's office who died of covid

in a statement, president tony montoya said quote the san francisco police officers association is meeting and conferring with the city on the impacts to officers. stemming from the vaccine mandate, and this includes religions and medical exemptions and the process to grant or deny them. we believe the best solution is for employees to either test weekly or get vaccinated. those discussions are ongoing. in san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news. a new survey found. many people are carrying more credit card debt since the pandemic began last year, according to a survey by bankrate 42% of consumers have a larger balance now than they did in march of 2020. nearly half cited the pandemic for going deeper into debt, such as job losses or cutting back hours to care for children. the survey also found people 40 and under were more likely to have added to their debt than those who are over 40. in just days. california's eviction moratorium comes to an end as hundreds of thousands are behind or unable to afford rent, but there are still millions in rental rental relief available for thos

in a statement, president tony montoya said quote the san francisco police officers association is meeting and conferring with the city on the impacts to officers. stemming from the vaccine mandate, and this includes religions and medical exemptions and the process to grant or deny them. we believe the best solution is for employees to either test weekly or get vaccinated. those discussions are ongoing. in san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news. california is looking to ramp up vaccination rates with pfizer booster shots that are now available at a number of sites. the state has a new action plan that includes a major expansion of what has already been the biggest vaccination campaign in us history. earlier today we spoke with health and human services secretary dr marc galle. he said the challenges the state faced early on in the vaccination campaign just do not exist today. our supply chain is robust. we have almost 8000 vaccine sites across the state. so we feel like we have the supply the people to do the vaccinations and now getting the word out. uh explain who should be ge

my name is tony montoya. i'm the president of the san francisco police officers association. earlier this week, i submitted a letter to the mayor and the commission asking for the removal of commissioner hamasaki from his position. i did not take this step lightly, but enough is enough. mr. hamasaki routinely attacked police officers in his comments on social media. pretty much daily he describes his -- [indiscernible]. >> -- as a commissioner, he is responsible for imposing discipline on police officers and setting policy for the department. based on the history of his actions, i question his ability to act in this position. to be effective in policing and police reform, you must create internal procedure justice. you must create an atmosphere where law enforcement officers feel respected and will be treated honestly. at the end of the day, he represents all of you as a commission. is that the type of behavior you support because if you fail to address his actions, it will be viewed as a tacit endorsement of his behavior. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening,