the meaning was laid down in the very word: town hall hell of the polish word town hall, glad, whichs a form of the german pershakrynitsa rathaus, the house of the council. patrabna town hall, which month was borrowed from reasonable people during these hours. galaўneyshae, grazing krunachnay ploshchy. the first month was abran, 1500 yaki there 80 nyki year budava was dying. town halls, town hall - this month, these people, who were called for the city, what were the city's rulers, and the darachs, the magdyburg rights gave, to collect taxes from these cities, to differentiate from the land administrators , and these were radzivils, we should thank them for what we we live here, we trade, we work here , we collect nothing... we try to sue our people, it’s not the carls court that will be judged, but we ourselves are parashaing everything, everything was a shame at the ratasha. architect's name i didn’t grab the story, but the traces faded, so that the right could have sprung from the jesuits of bernardoni. at that time she was working with her, and there was a mess. there are a lot o

town hall hell polskaga words town hall.lad, which was the form of the german pershakrynitsy radhaus, the house of savetau. patrabna town hall. what kind of month was it possible to borrow from reasonable people during these hours? galaўneyshae, grazing krynačnaya square. this past month it was 1500, which is 80, and the town hall was beginning to build. town hall - geta mesa. dze the people who called for the city, who were the city's rulers, and who gave madebourg rights, were collected. these people differed from the rulers of the land, and these people were happy, they should pay for the fact that we live here, we trade, we work here, we gather together, we sue some people, we sue of your people, not the carls court will be judged, but we ourselves are everything here we are, here everything was at the town hall. the history did not remember the name of the architect, but the investigators did. that he could have sprung on the right side of the jesuic will reach bernardoni. yong at that hour pratsavaў at nesvizhy, there

the town hall held cultural functions. s of pasadzhennya are happy to see the magicians of the theater imprezas and concerts. the darechs, the memory of the other top, were the most richly endowed. yes, ours hasn’t been around for a while now. and all the way up, we learned about the forests that were growing. from the very beginning and this is how everything looked and went up and up , and this is the same way as before, well, this is a rare time, since we are all the same... we are used to these stairs, which are disintegrating to our ladies, this is all good the economy of the area, and we climb the whole ladder, once we get out, now our hour is rare, and there it was, and i was lucky, the geta was crushed, well, it’s so special, as if it were the same thing in russia, then i’m a chalavek, not the gentry, who isn’t like that. rashenna, you are paying attention to the prices of the whole way, not like at your house, there you spin and fall on top of others, pashuku. in honor of its function, the ceremony of the garad sel

and this process, and this town hall presentation. procedural justice depends on the police as well as our entire xhinl justice system. we work to embody the tenants of what procedural justice is all about. we will release the facts known at this time about this incident. we will codid so neutral. we will answer questions from members and the news media and we will listen to public feedback. acting commanding officer mark m will present the facts of this case. before that, i want to emphasize this in this dints, subject to multiple inspect and on going violation. as such, there may be information we cannot release at this time. either because the release of information is prohibited by law or because the release of certain information could comp nooiz myself abinvestigation. or facts were not established. we are not able to release unconfirmed information. next. acting commander's presentationville an anywheretive of the facts weez know them as well as audio and video content from the officer shooting incident. upon sfpd officers wear

just around the town hall, there were 80 shops owned by jews.verything you needed , something like an 18th century supermarket, when the building was restored, the architects decided to restore the shops. at least outwardly it should be recognized that they succeeded. surprisingly, after the reconstruction, they didn’t do anything to the town hall; neither the museum nor the hotel gave it to a gymnasium, on the other hand, to children. lucky is a great way to learn history. there is a legend according to which there is a prince in one of the underground passages of the town hall. adam of chertaria, one of the owners of shklov, buried the jewelry and left it his servant. yakub guards them in a very dark night with a ghost. kuba appears at the top of the town hall with a candle in his hand, looks into the distance, waits for the chertarian to appear on the horizon, to pick up his jewelry, but the prince was never destined to take them as a result of the division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth , 3 years after the construction of the town hal

is this a town hall or a commission meeting? caller we don't disclose in these settings the personnel records of uninvolved officers. the officers that are the that fire, their weapons are what is disclosed publicly in these in these town halls. okay. then my next question is the first officer, the female white plainclothes officer, when the victim was agitated and irate and yelling and screaming and whatnot. why didn't she make any attempt to console him or to talk with him and see what's going on with him? why did she ignore him and walk away? i'll just refer you. let me say that everything that was in this presentation will be online. i would encourage you to look at the transcripts from commander m , look at the body worn camera video to see what the officer said and did that might be helpful. to answer your question . okay. i don't think so. several of these videos and then my other my other comment really is that with the officer that was yelling to put the gun down or put your effing hand down and that i'll shoot you, i'l

and this process, and this town hall presentation.e depends on the police as well as our entire xhinl justice system. we work to embody the tenants of what procedural justice is all about. we will release the facts known at this time about this incident. we will codid so neutral. we will answer questions from members and the news media and we will listen to public feedback. acting commanding officer mark m will present the facts of this case. before that, i want to emphasize this in this dints, subject to multiple inspect and on going violation. as such, there may be information we cannot release at this time. either because the release of information is prohibited by law or because the release of certain information could comp nooiz myself abinvestigation. or facts were not established. we are not able to release unconfirmed information. next. acting commander's presentationville an anywheretive of the facts weez know them as well as audio and video content from the officer shooting incident. upon sfpd officers wearing department bod

welcome to the 52nd and town hall.ocracy to me are the institutions, the cornerstones that are made up of our public schools, that are being undermined and tapped -- attacked. the effort to erase black history, to rewrite that history and infer that enslaved people benefited or were provided some type of skills as a result. democracy is the cornerstone of the free press, particularly the black press that has provided critical information now and in the past to ensure our community does not fall victim to misinformation and disinformation. it includes the cornerstone of our courts, which in the last administration and under senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, based at the federal judiciary and the supreme court, and donald trump trump asked black people in the last election, what do you have to lose, and the supreme court answered that one they took away women's freedom to make their own health care decisions about their body, and now deny access to students to go to college. and the cornerstone of democracy to me,

so we sat down and revamped the town hall format as a team. when you go to a curtis town hall, every single person that comes gets an opportunity to speak with me in person to discuss their issues. it is an amazing format. they walk away happy because they were heard. a shout out to my team, the best in the country. i do not know there is a staff for this, that i am sure we have close to the lowest turnover of all of the staffs in washington. they are an amazing group of people. this is an honor, i appreciate being here with you, thank you very much. [applause] >> >> this is really a delight, and honor. the board, thank you. it is really wonderful to look around and see the other people who have been recognized here as a reflection. it is a very positive reflection. john and i discovered we have similar backgrounds. i was a republican in the bay area when i started in politics. i won't mention john. [laughter] he was the other party at utah. so we had a lot to talk about. i could have you talked to my therapist maybe. like john, i want to reco

thanks for being with us tonight on kron 4 news at 11, i'm grant lotus the town hall with price was in a church in fremont with people joining on both zoom and in-person kron 4 sarah stinson was there and has this report. >> people packed into niles discovery church in fremont wednesday night for a town hall meeting was an effort to give the community a chance to learn more about the mission of the alameda county district attorney's office. before it started, people efforting a recall of price held a rally called by many of those holding up signs are families of gun violence. victims including kron 4 security guard. kevin nishita's widow, virginia. the people got to know that we need to recall pamela price because she's not defending. the victims. one of the people leading the recall is public safety advocate carl chan. >> just not wanting to prosecute and has to be consequences. when people come patricia harris and james purvis were also at the recall rally, their son jair and was killed in castro valley in 2020. the couple says da price reduced the sentence against their son's accuse

da pamela price addressed public safety during a town hall meeting. we have. >> kron 4, sarah stinson with that update. >> people packed into niles discovery church in fremont wednesday night for a town hall meeting was an effort to give the community a chance to learn more about the mission of the alameda county district attorney's office. before it started, people efforting a recall of price held a rally called by many of those holding up signs are families of gun violence. victims including kron 4 security guard. kevin nishita's widow, virginia. the people got to know that we need to recall pamela price because she's not defending. the victims. one of the people leading the recall is public safety advocate carl chan. >> just not wanting to prosecute and has to be consequences when people come patricia harris and james purvis were also at the recall rally, their son jair and was killed in castro valley in 2020. the couple says da price reduced the sentence against their son's accused killer from murder to involuntary manslaughter. he never did. pris

the 2 sat front row at the town hall and asked why their son's killer only got 2 and a half years. price responded. >> you know, we charge people with 25 years. if you do a murder, you do. 25 years to life. that is the law price spent most of her time talking about restorative justice, racism of juveniles in the justice system and the recidivism rate on august. 15th, formal papers were filed to recall price. the county sent them back saying they want some of the format to be changed. >> now chan tells us that they plan to resubmit those papers this week and they hope to start sending out the petition for signatures in september. i'm sara stinson reporting in fremont. back to you. >> well, in the south bay, a sunnyvale man is in critical condition after he was shot in his car tuesday by someone. happened around 10:40pm, when officers responded to a report of gunshots and a car crash in the area of hawthorne and arbutus avenue. officers found a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound. early investigations show that the man was in his car when a person in another car fired 2 sho

a public town hall meeting is again happening tonight at oakland city hall at 06:30pm, reporting liven the newsroom. i'm stephanie lin. back to you. thank you, stephanie. should be interesting. >> parents of adult children who suffer from psychotic disorders may want to know if the new care court in san francisco could help. tanya to cullman. i has struggled on the sidelines watching her son succumb to symptoms of a psychotic disorder and drug addiction. he's gone from living on the streets to being locked up in jail care court could allowed to into a petition. her son to face a judge who within assess his needs and potentially get them into treatment and housing. she's hopeful, but still has concerns. tillman says that her son is still on the waitlist for services and feels that san francisco lacks the infrastructure to serve a large number of people in need for longer than just a few months. >> we have spent way too much time trying to even get him services. you know, he's lost trust in the system because times that lee said was ready to go into treatment the treatment was do not ex

the 2 sat front row at the town hall and asked why their son's killer only got 2 and a half years. price responded. you know, we chart people with 25 years. >> if you do a murder to 25 years to life, that is the law. >> price spent most of her time talking about restorative justice, racism of juveniles in the justice system and the recidivism rate on august. 15th, formal papers were filed to recall price. the county sent them back saying they want some of the format to be changed. now chan tells us that they plan to resubmit those papers this week and they hope to start sending out the petition for signatures in september. i'm sara stinson reporting in fremont. back to you. >> governor gavin newsom is weighing in on san francisco's homeless encampments. he says the state will intervene in a case that is stopping the city from clearing tents. kron four's grant lotus live in our newsroom with reaction from local advocates grant. >> can governor newsom says the state will intervene in an ongoing court case blocking san francisco from cleaning homeless encampment see says the judge has

response to alarm calls the town hall meetings. they were scheduled to discuss the department's proposal to reduce response to certain unverified alarm cause because of limited staffing under that proposal, police would only respond to manually activated panic alarms and silent robbery alarms. police also respond to a lot calls that require police and fire for medical reasons. tonight will run from 06:00pm to 08:00pm at the vlade hope road. it's 505, santa clara street. and the south bay of sonny bill man is in critical condition after he was shot in his car tuesday by someone and around 10:40pm, when officers responded to report of gunshots and a car crash in the area hawthorne in arbor. this avenue officers found a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound. really investigation show that the man was in his car when a person in another car fired 2 shots hitting him once that person then fled the scene. in the north bay. the lea police are investigating after a student brought a gun and ammunition to hogan middle school. >> the

the 2 sat front row at the town hall and asked why their son's killer only got 2 and a half years. price responded. >> no, we charge people with 25 years. if you do a murder, you do. 25 years to life. that is the law price spent most of her time talking about restorative justice, racism of juveniles in the justice system and the recidivism rate on august. 15th, formal papers were filed to recall price. the county sent them back saying they want some of the format to be changed. >> now chan tells us that they plan to resubmit those papers this week and they hope to start sending out the petition for signatures in september. i'm sara stinson reporting in fremont. back to happening tonight, a town hall meeting is scheduled to discuss fillet help police response to alarm calls. >> the town hall meeting that was scheduled to discuss the department's proposal to reduce response to certain on verified alarm calls because of limited staffing. under that proposal, police would only respond to it manually activated panic alarms and silent robbery alarms. police will also respond to a lot req

opponents of tonight's town hall believe she is soft on crime.s say she is not given a fair shake. pete is in fremont with the details. >> it's about making sure that victims have the opportunity to hold the person who harmed them accountable and to feel them. >> reporter: pamela price is explaining what she believes is a core tenant of crime. and some say she is soft on crime. this includes the widow of kevin nishita, who was shot and killed while working as a security guard. >> he talked about talking to victims and their families. she hasn't talked to me, or the victims in kevin's case. she hasn't talked to us. >> i'm a victim. my family is a vicvictim. >> reporter: taking issue with her stance on filing charges, extending prison time for suspects. in march, the d.a.'s office said the prosecutors are prohibited from filing charges, absent of a circumstance and approval from a supervisor. >> we are the most incarcerated country in the world. and if enhancements and incarceration kept us safe, we would be the safest country in the world. >> repo

but they gathered at this town hall meeting to say we have to do something. well, we know elections have consequences and i highlight you are a democrat, it's a democrat-led city. you offer a unique perspective. can you put democrats in leadership in the city if crimes like that go unpunished? >> well, i think definitely elections do have consequences and the voters are starting to stand up and take notice and realize that when you put people who are socialists or ultra progressives in office, everyone in the town hall was, a tone deaf leadership doesn't care and too busy to try to find root causes as opposed to finding root criminals in the midst. and common sense requires us to stand up and push back on the criminality in the neighborhoods to start holding people and parents accountable because often times these are 12, 13, 14-year-olds who are engaging in this behavior. such as the armed carjacking that is so rampant in the city of chicago and it's unfortunate as we saw today where the judiciary committee came to chicago, not one single democrat chose to p

a town hall meeting is scheduled to discuss vallejo police response to alarm calls. >> a town hall meeting. they were scheduled to talk about the department's proposal to reduce response to certain unverified along calls because ating under that proposal, the police would only respond to manually activated panic alarms as well as silent robbery alarm as well. well, police would also respond along calls that require police and fire for medical reasons. tonight. that means going from 06:00pm to 08:00pm. that's going to be at the valais homeroom. it's 505, santa clara street. well in the south bay. let's go there because a sunnyvale man is in critical condition after he was shot in his car tuesday by someone. it happened around 02:40pm, when officers responded to a report of gunshots and a car crash in the area of half lord and offers avenues officers found that man suffered from at least one gunshot wound. that early investigation shows that that man was in his car when an unknown person and another car fired 2 shots at him, hitting him once that person then fled the scene. >> in the north b

. >>> fair to say the room got heated at a town hall tonight her controversial approach to - law and order. price is facing 3 a recall effort driven largely by victims' families who tell jocelyn moran they have been t out of the conversati >> reporter: this happene inside of a church in fremont. you have people there who supported the d.a. and then you had the critics. things got heated at another one of alameda county's town halls, especially when price talked about restorative justice. >> the basic tenet of restorative justice is about victims, making sure that victims have the opportunity to hold the person acuntable. >>i am a victim myself! i am a victim! >> reporter: victim rashida has been begging for a meeting with pamela price and has been told s is busy. for her this is extremely personal. she is the dow of kevin nishida, who was sh and killed as a security guard two years ago. >> what about the victims of this crime? of course i am the voice for kevin. >> reporter: during the town hall, the moderator asked perez how she and her department are listening to victims of crime.

>> tensions running high again at a town hall in the east bay. our community asking the tough questions to alameda county da pamela price. >>> they've taken and taken and taken and we've never gotten anything back. >> the clock is ticking with another major strike on the horizon. the race to get a deal done with the auto workers union. >>> i think i can bring this new perspective. >> students get their say. the contra costa board of education is getting a unique point of view. >>> brings me happiness that we survived through all these 30 years. >> this san francisco man is celebrating a huge milestone. while representing his community on the big screen. >>> here's the throw. and this game is over! >> the nl wild card race is going down to the wire. and the giants keep fighting to make it into october. >> and we hope you are having a great start to your thursday morning. it is our second favorite day of the week, i'm nicole zaloumis. >> i'm reed cowan. my favorite day is whenever i get to spend it time with the two of you. >> oh reed. he's sincere

critics of alameda county district attorney pamela price making their voices heard at a town hall meeting tonight. and lawmakers in sacramento are poised to vote on an historic minimum wage bill for california's fast food workers. this is ktvu fox two news at 730. and good wednesday night. bay area. i'm heather holmes. we've got a lot of big stories to get to including the final frenzy for the state legislature . this is the last week of the legislative session and lawmakers in sacramento are busy voting on dozens of bills. one bill that's being closely watched tonight is a proposal to raise the minimum wage of fast food workers to $20 an hour here in the state. here's a closer look at the numbers currently, washington, d.c. has the highest minimum wage for all workers at $16.50 an hour. washington state is next at $15.74 an hour, followed by california at $1,550 an hour. the bill is the focus of tonight's ktvu in depth. and we welcome to the show tonight joseph bryant, the executive vice president of the service employees international union. thank you so much, joseph, for joining me ton

>> tensions running high again at a town hall in the east bay. our community asking the tough questions to alameda county da pamela price. >>> they've taken and taken and taken and we've never gotten anything back. >> the clock is ticking with another major strike on the horizon. the race to get a deal done with the auto workers union. >>> i think i can bring -- this new perspective. >> students get their say, thecontra costa board of education is getting a unique point of view. >>> it makes me happy that we survived through all these 30 years. >> this san francisco man is celebrating a huge milestone while representing his community on the big screen. >>> here's the throw. and -- this game is over! >> the nl wild card race is going down to the wire. and the giants keep fighting to make it into october. >> good morning to all of you. happy thursday, i'm nicole zaloumis and the giants still have a pulse. very faint but they have one. >> you can see it. they were dancing on the field. they also have moves. good morning, everybody. i'm reed cowan. >

let her lead during the entire town hall. she was in the minority speaking in favor of mayor tells decision to fire the chief back in january after a federal monitor report found that armstrong failed to discipline an officer for misconduct. well, i think it's kind of a slap in the face for them to to recommend it. >> he be reinstated. the decision that shane town made she made that decision. she has authority to make that decision and it's a done deal. >> the chair of the oakland police commission hopes to have enough attendance. they can finally make a vote on october. 12th about whether or not they want to recommend the mayor to reinstate chief armstrong. i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland. back to you. >> and while armstrong was initially fired because of that federal monitor report this month, appeals court arbitrator cleared him of any wrongdoing. this mayor sheng thao is standiog firm with her decision to not reinstate armstrong. >> for me, it's important to have a chief who can come on understand not just the cultu

the town hall goes forward. >> the oakland police commission has scheduled a town hall meeting seeking the community's input. whether or not former police chief leronne armstrong to get his job back shortly after taking office earlier this year. oakland mayor sheng thao fired armstrong following an investigation by a law hired by a federal monitor overseeing opd found that that she failed to discipline an officer for misconduct. appeals court arbitrator would later clear armstrong of any wrongdoing. former general counsel of the oakland naacp robert harris makes the case for being in favor of the police commission, including armstrong at the top of the list of candidates for his old job. have communicated with the police commission. >> and as a matter of we believe even without a recommendation of the police commission that to the may cause you to rehab him. armstrong stated that while he was chief at opd, the department came within months of being in full compliance with federally mandated reforms. according to this weekly oakland police crime report, violent crime is up. 21 1% from t

. >> abc7 news anchor karina nova listened to that town hall and joins us now live in the newsroom withhe latest karina. >> larry, that town hall just wrapped up and we got to see a lot of body camera video from that incident when police shot and killed a man armed with a knife on august 28th in the tenderloin. that man identified as 54 year old richard everett, was shot on jones street at eddy. people called 911, telling dispatchers everett was holding a large knife and threatening people. sfpd body cam video shows the moment police arrived and saw everett holding that knife. and you can hear police asking everett to put the knife down for about 20 minutes. >> hey, put the knife down. put the knife down. hey, gentlemen, get out of here. put the knife down, down! hey, get out of here . john five. we're giving one commands. 408 stage put the knife down. why not? why not it down? officials say eventually more than one officer opened fire after they say everett came at them with that knife after being shot. >> everett was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. he died shortl

the town hall goes forward. >> the oakland police commission has scheduled a town hall meeting seeking the community's input. whether or not former police chief leronne armstrong to get his job back shortly after taking office earlier this year. oakland mayor sheng thao fired armstrong following an investigation by a law hired by a federal monitor overseeing opd found that the chief failed to discipline an officer for misconduct. appeals court arbitrator would later clear armstrong of any wrongdoing. former general counsel of the oakland naacp robert harris makes the case for being in favor of the police commission, including armstrong at the top of the list of candidates for his old job. well, have communicated with the police commission. >> and as a matter of we believe even without a recommendation of the police commission that to the may cause you to him. armstrong stated that while he was chief at opd, the department came within months of being in full compliance with federally mandated reforms. according to this weekly oakland police crime report, violent crime is up. 21 1% from

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the 2 sat front row at the town hall and asked why their son's killer only got 2 and a half years. price responded. >> no, we chart people with 25 years. if you do a murder to 25 years to life, that is the price spent most of her time talking about restorative justice, racism of juveniles in the justice system and the recidivism rate on august. 15th, formal papers were filed to recall price. the county sent them back saying they want some of the format to be changed. >> now chan tells us that they plan to resubmit those papers this week and they hope to start sending out the petition for signatures in september. i'm sara stinson reporting in fremont. back to you. >> it's 10. 0, 2, and tonight there's a town hall meeting to discuss police's response to alarm calls. the meetings were scheduled to talk about the department's plan to reduce response to certain unverified alarm calls because of limited staffing under this plan, the police would only respond to manually activated panic alarms and silent robbery alarms. police are also respond to alarm calls that require the police and fi

the 2 sat front row at the town hall and asked why their son's killer only got 2 and a half years. price responded. >> no, we chart people with 25 years. if you do a murder to 25 years to life, that is the law price spent most of her time talking about restorative justice, racism of juveniles in the justice system and the recidivism rate on august. 15th, formal papers were filed to recall price. the county sent them back saying they want some of the format to be changed. >> now chan tells us that they plan to resubmit those papers this week and they hope to start sending out the petition for signatures in september. i'm sara stinson reporting in fremont. back to you. >> meantime, the oakland police commission says the search for a new police chief is moving ahead and is on schedule. this coming after mayor thao said the process for the search for a new chief is taking too long. it's been about 8 months since the city has had a permanent police chief. the mayor says she's been waiting for the commission to give her 3 potential candidates for the job before she can appoint someone to

. >> he's holding a town hall meeting on the search for a new police chief still looking for one. but now some of the commissioners we have learned are not at the meeting. kron 4 says he unit reports. >> these 3 oakland police commissioners are not attending a town hall focused on receiving community input replacing former police chief leronne armstrong, retired alameda county superior court judge brenda harbin forte served on the police commission for 2 years to talk about the implications of the 3 commissioners not attending tonight's town hall. >> think it's unfortunate that 2 what they sort protest because it does it suggest that they do not want the public to have a voice in the selection our next police so what's the point? i it's not going to be a commission is not going to be a that information that is sure to mind is going to be used by the police commission next and thereafter until they finally get the 3 names to the mayor's >> kron 4 requested statements from each of the 3 commissioners we received one reply from commissioner or desk that reads in part, quote, over the

price took only written questions that were submitted before and during the town hall. she addressed property crime by saying that the county is receiving $2 million from the state for organized retail theft prosecution in. we're going to fund a prosecutor. it will include a an inspector as well as a legal assistant. price says $300,000 of that grant will go towards a restorative justice program. recall organizers tell me they are currently making changes in their petition, as requested by the registrar of voters. they hope to get 93,000 signatures in time for the june ballot in fremont. amber lee, ktvu fox two news. new at 11. governor newsom signed a bill into law today ending the seven year ban of state funded travel to states with anti lgbtq laws. the ban is being replaced with an outreach program called the bridge project that encourages lgbtq acceptance in those republican led states. the bill's sponsor was california's state senator, toni atkins, who was the first openly queer person to lead the legislature. as senate president. the original ban was passed in 201

. >> the oakland police commission has scheduled a town hall meeting for tomorrow. the commission wants the community's input about whether or not former police chief leronne armstrong should get his job back shortly after taking office. and earlier this year, oakland mayor sheng thao fired armstrong following an investigation by a law firm that law firm found that the chief failed to discipline an officer of his for misconduct. an appeals court would later cleared him of wrongdoing. former general counsel of the oakland naacp, robert harris now makes the case for rehiring armstrong. >> have communicated with the police commission. and as a matter of we believe even without a recommendation of the police commission that to the may cause you to rehab him. >> the town hall will allow the community to weigh in about whether or not armstrong should get his job back or if the city should move forward with another candidate. the meeting is set to take place tomorrow at oakland city hall beginning at 6, 30 at night. public safety took center stage at a community meeting to

he got the try a little earlier, all part of the green agenda, and before that he was at the town hall—— he got the try a little earlier. he met that the —— mayor of bordeaux and the mayor of bristol was there as well, as the two towns are twinned. queen camilla is visiting a charity, a local charity there in bordeaux while king charles is here focusing on the trees. and meeting a lot of officials today. it has been a hugely busy day. he was also visiting a frigate to basically emphasise the strong military ties between the two countries. that was a little early. they had a reception on the flight deck of the royal navy type 23 frigate, that was little earlier, being introduced to local officials and members of society from sport and higher education, there were also members from the british and french armed forces and british and french armed forces and british literary charities, so many different people have been turning out to visit the king. —— british military charities. yesterday, he addressed politicians and got stand —— standing ovation, and he got a lot of complaints on his f

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price has been doing town halls in several communities over the summer. the most recent was at a local church this past weekend and she was in two other oakland neighborhoods in august and july. most have been met with a mix of supporters and opponents . >> abc seven news reporter tim johns was in fremont for tonight's community conversation. and a small protest happening right outside . >> about 100 people packed the niles discovery church in fremont wednesday. over 300 more were on zoom. the reason, a chance to talk with alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> i believe in reform. i don't believe in letting murderers out on close to no charges. so there has to be punishment before you can have reform. recall pamela price. >> patricia harris was one of those in attendance at a recall price rally ahead of the meeting, she told us she voted for the da but now regrets it. harris says after her son was killed, she believes price didn't prosecute his killer harshly enough. the person that did it was up on murder charges up until now. >> pamela price

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san francisco police department will hold a virtual town hall to address last week's shooting in the tenderloin neighborhood. police say a man on jones street between eddie and turk had a knife and threatened people. he was critically shot and wounded. at today's virtual town hall we expect police to provide body camera footage and details on what happened and why officers felt they were forced to fire. >>> governor newsom announcing an effort to crackdown on fentanyl smuggling at u.s. ports of entry. he says the state is increasing number of service members responding to the crisis by 50%. he adds ports of entry are where 93% of the seizures of the deadly drug is happening. >>> the governor has also signed executive order to study artificial intelligence. state agencies are required to look at the potential risks and benefits and create guidelines on how it should be used. >>> living roof of the academy sciences in golden gate park, leaders unveiled their plan to make the city more green literally. reimagining san francisco urban nature alliance has bold goals to transform nearly 30

price has been doing these town halls in several communities over the summer.r gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with why some of price's policies are really dividing the community. >> good morning, reggie. there have been many heated moments in the town halls that price has done and last night was no exception with some even storming out of the event. alameda county district attorney pamela price's town hall meeting drawing about 100 people to the niles discovery church in fremont on wednesday. more than 300 people joined on zoom, and there was a recall rally before the meeting. her opponents, who believe she is too soft on crime , are spearheading a recall effort. some last night believe she avoided answering audience questions, but she defended her record since taking office and talked about reform that she she's brought to the da's office . she also hit back at claims that she's not tough on crime and says she believes the amount of guns in the community plays a large part in the violence. one particular point of contention was her view on charging enhanc

happening tonight in the east bay, the oakland police commission is holding a town hall on the search for a new police chief. but >> some of the commissioners will not be present. kron 4 says but has the story. >> these 3 oakland police commissioners are not attending a town hall focused on receiving community input on replacing former police chief leronne armstrong, retired alameda county superior court judge brenda harbin forte served on the police commission for 2 years to talk about the implications of the 3. >> commissioners not attending tonight's town hall. >> think it's unfortunate that 2 what they sort protest because it does it suggest that they do not want the public to have a voice in the selection of our next exchange some. but what's the point? i it's not going to be a full commission is not going to be a that information that is sure to mind is going to be used by the police commission next and thereafter until they finally get the 3 names to the mayor's >> kron 4 requested statements from each of the 3 commissioners received one reply from commissioner or desk that rea

>> now to town hall is being held to determine if the oakland police commission should recommend the wrong armstrong to be reinstated as the city's top cop and no turn on red. a san francisco official making moves to improve. they say pedestrian safety. the changes that could be coming to city streets. could be getting a wnba team in the very near future. we have a live report. >> news station. he's calling news 2. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 02:00am just involvement. no turn on red signs could be going up all over san francisco. the city's board of supervisors are considering this ban. they say to decrease pedestrian deaths. kron 4 s michael thomas in san francisco with the latest. >> these changes could come as early as january and it really is all happening just a month or so after we saw that 4 year-old lose their life while they were walking through the crosswalk with family, which is the intersection that i'm at now. this is video from that horrific scene. a situation that officials are trying to make sure doesn't happen again. >> the idea to ban turns o