but sfpd discerning numbers are far worse. a black san franciscan is six times as likely subject to a traffic stop, e.i. rochelle profiling than a white san franciscan. far higher than the statewide. and eleven times more likely to be arrested. [ indiscernible ] traffic citations that have been here for months. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> caller: good evening, police commissioners. tonight, i'm calling in comment with the tenderloin action that seems to be undertaken obviously causing a great deal of controversy with our supervisors and our mayor bringing things to a halt and questioning whether or not we should as a city do anything about the tenderloin because of the fear of this department specifically taking its usual brutal and excessive actions in that district. so i hope that you take that controversy as police commissioners as a note that this government dysfunction is targeted in this department and especially with the war on drugs, the actions t

but sfpd discerning numbers are far worse. a black san franciscan is six times as likely subject to a traffic stop, e.i. rochelle profiling than a white san franciscan. far higher than the statewide. and eleven times more likely to be arrested. [ indiscernible ] traffic citations that have been here for months. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> caller: good evening, police commissioners. tonight, i'm calling in comment with the tenderloin action that seems to be undertaken obviously causing a great deal of controversy with our supervisors and our mayor bringing things to a halt and questioning whether or not we should as a city do anything about the tenderloin because of the fear of this department specifically taking its usual brutal and excessive actions in that district. so i hope that you take that controversy as police commissioners as a note that this government dysfunction is targeted in this department and especially with the war on drugs, the actions t

any comments that sfpd is making and the traffic stops aas bad or in some cases worse now since sfpd first started reporting in 2016. based on sfpd's own data, a black san francisco is is more subject to use of force than a white san franciscan. a black san franciscan is eleven times more likely to be arrested than a white san franciscan. this measure has not changed over time. a black san franciscan is six times more likely to be arrested than a white san franciscan. the likelihood of a black san franciscan being stopped compared to a white san franciscan was half in 2016 than what it is now. we demand the racial disparity in stops, arrests, and use of forces immediately. because of sfpd's ongoing and racist traffic stops, we demand the cessation or automatic traffic stops to minor matters. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. we have approximately eight listeners and there are three callers in the queue. operations, let's hear from our next caller, please. >> caller: my name is susan buckman and i'm with the corps team of wealth and disparity. the statistics of race an

sfpd international or sfpd internal affairs division, the san francisco department of police, accountability and the county of san mateo coroner's office. the california department of justice was additionally notified and conformance with state law. additional information will be released as it becomes available. the san francisco police department will convene a public town hall on today's officer involved shooting within 10 days as part of our commitment to transparency, i'll take your questions one at a time. remain indeed part. so at this point, we know that the individuals armed with firearms , it's still under investigation . on what type of pistols you know. these are what type of handguns at this point. we do know that there are they were handguns. but saying that at all listening in as we hear san francisco police might describe what happened this morning went , officers ended up opening fire on a person who was armed and inside the airport terminal academia threatening way we're going to keep streaming this for you on our website k tv .com and, of course, the ktvu news app new at n

as background in 2016, the department of justice advised sfpd and d.p.a. to work more collaboratively together and to develop a more nimble and efficient process for updating, revising and initiating department general orders. the new 3.01 is the department's latest and most significant step in fulfilling those recommendations. i just want to be clear it creates a framework for d.p.a. and sfpd to work best together and develop policies that align with best practices which is so important given the national conversation around policing and police reform. this d.g.o. is important because the rules have been put in place to prevent d.g.o.s from a particular stage. we're excited about the public comment provision. you know, i just want to point out that the public comment period will be at the beginning of the d.g.o. development process. so we'll hear from the community. we'll hear from sfpd personnel about their thoughts and opinions and recommendations at an earlier stage so we can get them into the d.g.o. because it's so important to create policies that ou

sfpd has proven. we need the mrigs commission to support our demands that traffic stops by sfpd as has been done in many other cities, including berkley. >> secretary: thank you, caller. good evening, caller, you have two minutes. >> caller: good evening. my name is kit hodge and i also volunteer with black community. the following quote is from our founder. quote, there's an urgency to address black san franciscans. i'm going to call it what it is. when it comes to use of force, arrests, and racial profiling. i've grown tired of talking to the police commission, sfpd and the board of supervisors. the tables were turned and if this represented white folks, i know there would be an urgency. >> when are you going to take responsibility to address all san franciscans, not just black san franciscans. as you took an oath to uphold the law and seek good for all san franciscans. i'm tired of beating a dead horse, i'm tired of our concerns. tired enough to look to new sources to find anti-blackness inside new

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we are working with sfpd. they have a liaison for language access and she's about looking around testing, increasing the tests for languages and looking at what levels of fluency these employees have because right now the test is only for bilingual differential and it doesn't really test for the levels of fluency versus your health worker you might have to have medical terminology training. if you're working in the courts or with the police department you've got to have court level fluency. so we are working with both oca on the citywide language access services contract. to provide options if they don't have city personnel who are ready to do this . the only thing not growing is we have 3 and a half interpreters. we have to for chinese cousin can't do both mandarin and cantonese at the same time. you have to have two people. we are currently providing services for board meetings and the san francisco redistricting task force but there's a lot of demand for direct services. we also help committee-based groups

sfpd said he's killed five men. but on thursday, investigators say another man, warren andrews, was likely his sixth victim ever seemed like a nice guy. you know, i'll these guys seem like nice guys. andrews was attacked in april 1975 at land's end, but unlike the other victims who were stabbed to death andrews was beaten with a rock and tree branch under the bushes looked at the cliffside thought about this and thought, yeah, it looks like there was a struggle. san francisco chronicle reporter kevin fagan and the lead sfpd cold case investigator went to the scene where andrews was found. if you're going to fight back against the doodler, the knife could easily go flying off the cliff. what do you do? then? you pick up on a tree ranch and you pick up a rock and pick up whatever you got to finish the job. but as the number of victims grew, leads soon turned cold. it was a different era back then, and the relationship between the gay community and the police were tense. it was kind of a wonderful scene. it was the bur

sfpd said he's killed five men. but on thursday, investigators say another man, warren andrews, was likely his sixth victim. the angry seemed like a nice guy. you know, i'll these guys seem like nice guys. andrews was attacked in april 1975 at lands in but unlike the other victims who were stabbed to death andrews was beaten with a rock and tree branch under the bushes looked at the cliffside thought about this and thought, yeah, it looks like there was a struggle. san francisco chronicle reporter kevin fagan and the lead sfpd cold case investigator went to the scene where andrews was found. if you're going to fight back against the doodler at the knife could easily go flying off the cliff. what do you do? then you pick up on a tree ranch and you pick up a rock and pick up whatever you got to finish the job. but as the number of victims grew, leads soon turned cold. it was a different era back then, and the relationship between the gay community and the police were tense. it was kind of a wonderful scene. it was the

any comments that sfpd is making and the traffic stops aas bad or in some cases worse now since sfpd first started reporting in 2016. based on sfpd's own data, a black san francisco is is more subject to use of force than a white san franciscan. a black san franciscan is eleven times more likely to be arrested than a white san franciscan. this measure has not changed over time. a black san franciscan is six times more likely to be arrested than a white san franciscan. the likelihood of a black san franciscan being stopped compared to a white san franciscan was half in 2016 than what it is now. we demand the racial disparity in stops, arrests, and use of forces immediately. because of sfpd's ongoing and racist traffic stops, we demand the cessation or automatic traffic stops to minor matters. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. we have approximately eight listeners and there are three callers in the queue. operations, let's hear from our next caller, please. >> caller: my name is susan buckman and i'm with the corps team of wealth and disparity. the statistics of race an

so i guess i'll jump ahead to your last question sfpd. kind of the example with maddy, sfmta doesn't have the authority to stop her and to check her license and that's why it's only sfpd who can actually stop the rider. i do communicate with sfpd about the sidewalk riding enforcements and so i know the number doesn't seem very large, but it has increased very recently. so i know very recently, they have been increasing enforcement on it. that said, i can't speak to their enforcement priorities, but we do have the taxi, we have a taxi work order and so when i do communicate with them, i ask they keep an eye out for that. as far as people seeing miss parked devices on the street, we have fully integrated sales force so the investigators have their maps. so the respective company doesn't receive a taylored notification. so they have the option of going into the 311 app which we've provided access and they're able to see all of the scooters now. we've found that creating another category where another drop-down category where if you were maki

sfpd said he's killed five men. but on thursday, investigators say another man worn andrews was likely his sixth victim, the angry seemed like a nice guy. you know, i'll these guys someplace nice guys. andrews was attacked in april 1975 at lands in but unlike the other victims who were stabbed to death andrews was beaten with a rock and tree branch under the bushes looked at the cliffside thought about this and thought, yeah, it looks like there was a struggle. san francisco chronicle reporter kevin fagan and the lead sfpd cold case investigator went to the scene where andrews was found. if you're going to fight back against the doodler, the knife could easily go flying off the cliff. what do you do? then you pick up a tree ranch and you pick up a rock and pick up whatever you got to finish the job. but as the number of victims groove leads soon turned cold. it was a different era back then, and the relationship between the gay community and the police were tense. it was kind of a wonderful scene. it was the burgeon

. >> that's what she said sfpd is now investigating. detectives found tools including this long screw driver inside what turned out to be a stolen car. >> i was not expecting to see the car recovered. i'm really grateful to the sfpd and to katy. >> the stolen car belongs to joe. someone took his car at ocean beach in november. the long time surfer said he is always careful about hiding his keys in the sand but on that day someone found them. on the left is katy's car, on the right is joe's car with her front plate screwed on the back. >> it's indicating the scale of the operation. it sounds like -- i suppose that my car is the one with the mother load of tools to go rob other cars and they can catch the people that did this, more power to them. >> today the supervisor met katy, at the scene of the recovered plate. >> i think that there is a lack of responsibility in this city and i think that the criminals know it. this is organized crime and the fact there are no consequences is why they continue. >> detectives just found what looked l

the development of sfpd internal procedures to manage and sustain other mandates contained in article 25. guidelines for denial or revocation of registration for failing to comply with article 205. also an appellate process for denied or revoked registrations which wasn't included in the original legislation. also, nondiscrimination and elimination of bias requirements for businesses and individuals penalties for engaging in discriminatory practices and for the drawing of firearms in violation of article 25 and a complaint process for any alleged evolutions of article 25 including but not limited to articles of discrimination which would bring article 25 up to date. once we have received that analysis, we can take the necessary steps to modernize this function in whatever form that may take and i do want to thank our president of the police commission, president malia cohen and chief scott and the police department who has just been really a joy to work with and really want to succeed in making this work and i can't thank them enough for their cooperation and their willingness to work

sfpd has proven. we need the mrigs commission to support our demands that traffic stops by sfpd as has been done in many other cities, including berkley. >> secretary: thank you, caller. good evening, caller, you have two minutes. >> caller: good evening. my name is kit hodge and i also volunteer with black community. the following quote is from our founder. quote, there's an urgency to address black san franciscans. i'm going to call it what it is. when it comes to use of force, arrests, and racial profiling. i've grown tired of talking to the police commission, sfpd and the board of supervisors. the tables were turned and if this represented white folks, i know there would be an urgency. >> when are you going to take responsibility to address all san franciscans, not just black san franciscans. as you took an oath to uphold the law and seek good for all san franciscans. i'm tired of beating a dead horse, i'm tired of our concerns. tired enough to look to new sources to find anti-blackness inside new

sfpd investigators say during the struggle to detain he used a sharp object, wounding an officer. kron 4 received this statement from the da's office regarding the decision to drop the charges. quote, we carefully reviewed all the evidence in the case, including statements, surveillance. the fact that the officers were not wearing body worn cameras inconsistent season police officers statements. the fact that mister lugo was behaving lawfully when stopped by police. and it was clear that this was not a provable case, unquote in response to the district attorney dropping the charges. san francisco police chief bill scott is quoted saying i'm disappointed with the district attorney's decision in this case. mister lugo resisted arrest and violently assaulted our officers, injuring one of them with an exacto knife. these kinds of attacks are unacceptable and shouldn't be tolerated by our criminal justice system with the r it sends a dangerous message that in bolden's criminals to use violence and not just against police officers. we absolutely agree with the chief's statement. the pre

sfpd was called in and later that person showed two firearms. the sfo spokesperson said the officers tried to deescalate the situation but the suspect continued to advance toward officers at which time they tried to use nonlethal measures to disarm him and subdue him but the individual did not get subdued. he continued to approach police officers. that is when they fired their weapons. several shots were fired. the individual has since died. as we mentioned the officers remain on scene continuing the investigation. just a few minutes ago i talked with a man named luis who is an airline employee. this is what he described as he was getting off the train this morning at 7:30. >> i tell everyone just go back. shooter. shooter. i started yelling. and everyone stopped. that would listen to me. we all hid in the corner, you know, then we were just looking at what was going on until the lady from the b.a.r.t. station told us get on the train. go. stay away from here. go somewhere. but take the train. that's what she meant. >> what did you do at that mo

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sfpd investigators say during the struggle to detain he used a sharp object, wounding an officer. kron 4 received this statement from the da's office regarding the decision to drop the charges. quote, we carefully reviewed all the evidence in the case, including statements, surveillance. the fact that the officers were not wearing body worn cameras inconsistent season police officers statements. the fact that mister lugo was behaving lawfully when stopped by police. and it was clear that this was not a provable case, unquote in response to the district attorney dropping the charges. san francisco police chief bill scott is quoted saying i'm disappointed with the district attorney's decision in this case. mister lugo resisted arrest and violently assaulted our officers, injuring one of them with an exacto knife. these kinds of attacks are unacceptable and shouldn't be tolerated by our criminal justice system with the r it sends a dangerous message that in boldin's criminals to use violence and not just against police officers. we absolutely agree with the chief's statement. the pre

i thank sfpd, chief scott, senator weiner and attorney gen. so many of us watching what is happening in the city are watching what is happening across the country. there could be a sense of powerlessness when it comes to gun violence. we see it on the tv. we don't know how to help. this is a way to help to get guns out of places where they hurt people and get them destroyed so they never hurt anyone again. this is a way to help. a lot of people might think i have a family member or friend in the home. it is safe. >> it is not safe. and the data bears this out. if there is a gun in the home there is an exponential increase somebody is hurt from violence, accident or suicide. we have in this country about twice as many people who die of suicide and from homicide. very often that is because there is a gun accessible to them. often teenagers. people who for whatever reason feel depressed or afraid. experiencing violence or trauma they may being a decision we can never bring back. i lost my best friend 19 years old to suicide. he shot and killed hi

sfpd investigators say during the struggle to detain he used a sharp object, wounding an officer. kron 4 received this statement from the da's office regarding the decision to drop the charges. quote, we carefully reviewed all the evidence in the case, including statements, surveillance. the fact that the officers were not wearing body worn cameras inconsistent season police officers statements. the fact that mister lugo was behaving lawfully when stopped by police. and it was clear that this was not a provable case, unquote in response to the district attorney dropping the charges. san francisco police chief bill scott is quoted saying i'm disappointed with the district attorney's decision in this case. mister lugo resisted arrest and violently assaulted our officers, injuring one of them with an exacto knife. these kinds of attacks are unacceptable and shouldn't be tolerated by our criminal justice system with the r it sends a dangerous message that in bolden's criminals to use violence and not just against police officers. we absolutely agree with the chief's statement. the pre

have not said what kind of firearm the man was armed with, but we should learn new details when the sfpd holds a town hall meeting coming up in the next 10 days. at sfo. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news coming up hundreds of thousands of state disability claims still frozen what the state is telling legitimate recipients left in limbo. it's stressful. that's the best way to put it. it's stressful, and it's not prepare to us. and we'd advisory for parts of the bay area. i'll have that forecast and the weekend back here after the break. and we'll take a look at the impact of climate change here in california and with the biden administration is doing to help and this is a live look from the san mateo bridge on this thursday night free community. new year, new start. and now comcast business is making it easy to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. it's easy... with flexible installation and backing from an expert team, 24/7. and for even more value, ask how to get up to a $500 pre

sfpd said he's killed five men. but on thursday, investigators say another man, warren andrews, was likely his sixth victim ever seemed like a nice guy. you know, i'll these guys replace andrews was attacked in april 1975 at lands in but unlike the other victims who were stabbed to death andrews was beaten with a rock and tree branch under the bushes looked at the cliffside thought about this and thought, yeah, it looks like there was a struggle . san francisco chronicle reporter kevin fagan and the lead sfpd cold case investigator went to the scene where andrews was found. if you're going to fight back against the doodler at the knife could easily go flying off the cliff. what do you do? then you pick up on a tree branch and you pick up a rock and pick up whatever you got to finish the job. but as the number of victims grew, leads soon turned cold. it was a different era back then, and the relationship between the gay community and the police were tense. it was kind of a wonderful scene. it was the burgeoning of th

the buyer then reported it to sfpd investigators who drove up north to bring rosie back home. welcome back home. >> happy homecoming. >>> last jobs report of 2021 is out. this one is not so happy. it was not what experts were hoping for. diane king hall has those numbers next. >>> recent rain may have one county reconsidering water restrictions. details after the break. >>> checking back with high def doppler, you see light rain through the north bay now just about to work down across the golden gate in the heart of the bay. we'll track the light rain for friday morning's commute and look ahead to the weekend and beyond coming up after this. >>> the market just opened about ten minutes ago. a quick check on the big board on this friday, dow is down a bit about 50 points. >>> ahead on cbs mornings, the cdc director joins us to address confusion over the isolation guidelines and at home testing as omicron cases continue to surge. a alcomean essay of events about last january 6 about why laughing might help us move forward. laughter is good for the soul of the we'll have all that

we are waiting on a news conference from sfpd. we will bring that to you live as soon as it begins. the incident also for its part to temporarily close. it's sfo station services have since resumed and all other our airport operations are still on track. let's take a live look outside from our sutro camera and you can see that it's clearing. but boy, it's been a very, very foggy day. >>take a look at the fog that's kind of sitting up and under kind of positioned now tucking under the golden gate bridge. very beautiful outside. but it is been a gloomy morning. but right now to brighten everything up is a breeze around. rick u.s.. hi mabrisa. hi there, gerri. say yeah, that stubborn marine layer once again creating an issue for drivers for your thursday afternoon. especially those of you along golden gate bridge. >>we are tracking that marine layer still making its presence known even at this noon lunch time hour. so the dense fog advisory for most of the bay area, i actually was set to expire by 11 o'clock, seeing some improvement. and fortunately, though, thanks to the increase in g

sfpd reported more that i increase in hate targeting asian americans in 2021. >> i got stabbed. it is like it came back again. i want to walk on the street without fear. we can walk on the street like normal. why do we have to hate? liz: jesse tells abc 7 is exceptionally grateful to the group of five strangers who tried to shield him from the attacker. he is encouraging asian americans to be on alert at all times and sfpd says they are investigating his case. in the east bay, bart riders are hoping that today will be smoother than yesterday. it was rough for people who had to travel between dublin and castro valley. this pickup truck smashed over the center divide of the eastbound lanes of 580 yesterday morning. the truck landed partially on the bart right-of-way in the median of the freeway. train service was stopped between west dublin and castro valley stations. some freeway lanes were also closed. as that was going on, the chp found a possible incendiary device banded in a car on the eastern side of 580 near the scene of a first accident. traffic and bart trains were stoppe

sfpd investigators say during the struggle to detain he used a sharp object, wounding an officer. kron 4 received this statement from the da's office regarding the decision to drop the charges. quote, we carefully reviewed all the evidence in the case, including statements, surveillance. the fact that the officers were not wearing body worn cameras inconsistent season police officers statements. the fact that mister lugo was behaving lawfully when stopped by police. and it was clear that this was not a provable case, unquote in response to the district attorney dropping the charges. san francisco police chief bill scott is quoted saying i'm disappointed with the district attorney's decision in this case. mister lugo resisted arrest and violently assaulted our officers, injuring one of them with an exacto knife. these kinds of attacks are unacceptable and shouldn't be tolerated by our criminal justice system with the r it sends a dangerous message that in bolden's criminals to use violence and not just against police officers. we absolutely agree with the chief's statement. the pre

sfpd investigators say during the struggle to detain he used a sharp object, wounding an officer. kron 4 received this statement from the da's office regarding the decision to drop the charges. quote, we carefully reviewed all the evidence in the case, including statements, surveillance. the fact that the officers were not wearing body worn cameras inconsistent season police officers statements. the fact that mister lugo was behaving lawfully when stopped by police. and it was clear that this was not a provable case, unquote in response to the district attorney dropping the charges. san francisco police chief bill scott is quoted saying i'm disappointed with the district attorney's decision in this case. mister lugo resisted arrest and violently assaulted our officers, injuring one of them with an exacto knife. these kinds of attacks are unacceptable and shouldn't be tolerated by our criminal justice system with the r it sends a dangerous message that in boldin's criminals to use violence and not just against police officers. we absolutely agree with the chief's statement. the pre

sfpd tweeted out that they have recovered rosie, and she is on her way back home. >>> a car chase near downtown san jose ended with a dangerous crash. deputies were pursuing a suspect when the driver crashed into a bus stop. you can see the aftermath here. this is near bird avenue and san carlos near downtown showed. you see the yellow car there smashed up. a person was actually sitting at the bus stop and had to be rushed to the hospital with unknown injuries. the suspect also taken to the hospital. no word yet on why that suspect was being pursued in the first place. >>> part of the coyote creek trail is closed because of flooding. it is closed from bailey avenue to metcalfe. a person could be swept downstream or completely submersed if they attempt to cross the creek. everyone is to avoid the area until further notice. >>> ocean waters reaching unusual highs and lows, thanks to king tide, when the moon is so close to the earth that the gravitational pull is extra strong. this is in mill valley. you see the water left over in the parking lot. low-lying areas experienced flooding as a

. >> sfpd said hate crimes catapulted from 9 victims in 2020 to 60 last year, a 567% increase. >> we will do everything we can to make those arrest to hold perpetrators accountable. kpix5 obtained video of a person riding a scooter shattering windows and burglarizing chinese owned buildings. police arrested tleks-year-old derick barretto and said he is responsible for more than half of the city's hate crime incidents in 2020. >> i want to keep the department focused on our job, if we do that well, the rest of the system have a better chance of better outcomes. >> city officials say increased please presence, easier ways to report crimes and community escort services have helped, especially the elderly in china town. >> this is america's problem. >> when asked about ahn le's lawsuit, the da saying he has additionally sought to support victims and we will not stop until every victim's neederize met. >> reporter: jail records show he has ben released after charged by the district attorney office for multiple counts of vandalism and burglary, with hate crime enhancements. the district at

he is encouraging asians americans to be on alert at all times sfpd is investigating his case. well in the east bay it was a rough day for drivers and bart riders who had to travel between dublin and castro valley first take a look this pickup truck smashed over the center divide on the eastbound lanes of 580 near eden canyon. just before 10 this morning. truck landed partially on the bart right of way in the median of the freeway train service was stopped between west dublin and castro valley stations. some freeway lanes were also closed now as that was going on the chp found a possible incendiary device in a car abandoned in the center divide on the eastbound side of 580 near the scene of the first accident. traffic and bart trains were stopped again. so the bomb squad could check it out. the suspected device turned out to be harmless. that is the good news. well just ahead going big in the fight against covid. well take a look at the new effort one bay area counties undertaking as it tries to stop the spread of omicron and a little later. you want winter? yeah, you definitel

sfpd investigators say during the struggle to detain he used a sharp object, wounding an officer. kron 4 received this statement from the da's office regarding the decision to drop the charges. quote, we carefully reviewed all the evidence in the case, including statements, surveillance. the fact that ficers were not wearing body worn cameras inconsistent season police officers statements. the fact that mister lugo was behaving lawfully when stopped by police. and it was clear that this was not a provable case, unquote in response to the district attorney dropping the charges. san francisco police chief bill scott is quoted saying i'm disappointed with the district attorney's decision in this case. mister lugo resisted arrest and violently assaulted our officers, injuring one of them with an exacto knife. these kinds of attacks are unacceptable and shouldn't be tolerated by our criminal justice system with the r it sends a dangerous message that in bolden's criminals to use violence and not just against police officers. we absolutely agree with the chief's statement. the president

reported 60 crimes against the aap i community, according to preliminary data from sfpd, that is the most significant growth in hate crime incidents over that period. san francisco mayor london breed says now that the data is available, it's time to make changes. >> it is time to change it with the number of investments we make in nonprofit agencies that help support our seniors in this community. and it is time to change it with the number of investments that we must make in the police department in our ambassadors programs and other things that will continue to make sure that in this year 2022 that those numbers decline just as significantly as they rose. >> the police chief bill scott says more than half of last year's incidents were committed by the same person who police say they arrested last august. >> san francisco district attorney boudin is the subject of a federal lawsuit. the alliance for asian american justice says his office is not doing enough to prosecute the people who commit hate crimes against asian americans in the city. the alliance says it has had a hard time fi

i've been in touch with sfpd and intend to see the individuals be held accountable. our communities have been terrified by the rise in hate crimes and we must do everything we can to stand against it. >>> authorities also in florida investigating similar fires found there over the weekend. the mayor of miami beach tweeted someone left plastic bags like these outside of hundreds of homes, but in this case filled with small pebbles. police there are increasing patrols and investigating the source. >>> keeping tradition alive at the castro theatre, still ahead on "today in the bay," the new push by movie lovers in san francisco as the theatre may stop showing them. the reason they believe the change would be a mistake. >>> caltrans starts work today to repair part of highway 9 in santa cruz county. that damage goes back to winter storms five years ago. it will include extending a water viaduct. the project covers the area of brook dale between boulder creek and ben loam and. work is expected to wrap up in december. we'll be right back. >>> has your heart stopped poundin

number two, let's say sfpd was not a friendly. this community didn't trust police. he tells us what tells us what a gay man in the 70's. >> the police were not going to get any kind of justice. they had proven that our lives are not valuable. reporter: now a sixth victim, warren andrews is believed to be linked to the doodler after investigators found new evidence. he was found beaten at land's end in april 1975 and later died of his injuries. >>'s got some considered magical in these old cases. reporter: investigators said they know the -- they believe they know the identity of the doodler. the sketch on the right shows what he may look like today in his 70's and living in the east bay. dion: this person was bob -- brought in before. they just couldn't pin anything on him. what was dna back then, nothing. what they collected were fingerprints and maybe saliva. there was lots of blood on the scene, mainly from the victims but that was more than 45 years ago. the doodler was very careful. except that two of his victims survived. that's is how we have those sketches.

sfpd is now handling that investigation. and a nurse from stanford has been reported missing, friends say michael o'dell was last seen on monday and they became concerned after his car was found in fremont by the dumbarton bridge toll plaza yesterday morning. hotel is in his late twenties with hazel eyes and short brown hair. anyone with information is asked to call law enforcement. the independent institute is out with a negative report about bar . the institute says it looked at five areas of performance and operations using bart's own metrics. it says it determined that bart fails across the board. the areas include bart's finances, which the report calls reckless due to pay benefits and overtime for union workers on time performance, which the report says bart does poorly. customer satisfaction ratings, crime and cleanliness. bart has not commented on this report. president biden is closing out his first year in office and admitting the pandemic has exhausted and demoralized many americans. but fox news madeline rivera t

have not said what kind of firearm the man was armed with, but we should learn new details when the sfpd holds a town hall meeting coming up in the next 10 days. at sfo. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news tomorrow, san jose's police chief is expected to address a deadly police shooting. we told you about last night in san jose. police say the officers shot and killed a carjacking suspect who opened fire on officers. department officials say the suspect a vehicle in san jose and attempted to carjack another in santa clara. the suspect, then went back to san jose, where he collided with a vehicle at west heading street and park avenue. police say he got out of the car gun in hand fired officers who then shot back killing the man. today sandals. a resident glenn jones, placed flowers at the scene. man who dies. in any way like that, in gunfire and we've we've we've we feel for them. as a community. and specifically for the police officers. the police chief is expected to talk about how police successfully prevented any injury to officers and bystanders when he speaks publicly about the incid

the buyer reported it to sfpd investigators who drove up north to bring rosie back to her rightful owner lyft what a happy reunion that must have been. >>> game stop rolling out big changes. plus the fast food chain launching a subscription service. diane king hall reports from new york. >>> stocks fell on wall street thursday. dow dropped 170 points. nasdaq was down 19 and s&p 500 shed four. investors waiting for december jobs report out later this morning. analysts expect labor department to report more than 400,000 jobs were added last month. unemployment rate is expected to tick down a tenth of a percent to 4% .1%. shares of game stop rallied 22% in after hours trading. it is creating an nft marketplace according to "wall street journal." game stop is reportedly working on creating partnerships with kidnap toe currency companies that will help develop video games that use blog chain and nft technologies. >>> taco bell wants people to have a tackle oh every day. the chain has a service where customers can get one taco a day for $10 a month. it is available through taco bell's app. the

sfpd officers responded, and they found individual who was brandishing two firearms displaying aggressive and threatening behavior, sfo spokesman doug yakel said police confronted the man within minutes, officers attempted several non lethal measures, including beanbags to subdue the individual. continue to advance with the two firearms that he had in his possession, at which time the officers discharged their weapons several times. an airport employee described the chaotic moments. just as the shooting unfolded, all the patrons will start coming up. that's what i start telling everyone go back. go back. they don't want us to come back. shooter shoot at us yelling shooter shooter after the shooting stopped, police and paramedics attempted life saving measures on the man, but he was pronounced dead at the scene. officials said. a bystander was hit by a ricochet during the incident. that bystander was treated at the scene and ultimately transported to a local hospital. with non life threatening injuries, as if petey spokeswoman grace get panned in, said the department has notified the calif

sfpd investigators say during the struggle to detain he used a sharp object, wounding an officer. kron 4 received this statement from the da's office regarding the decision to drop the charges. quote, we carefully reviewed all the evidence in the case, including statements, surveillance. the fact that the officers were not wearing body worn cameras inconsistent season police officers statements. the fact that mister lugo was behaving lawfully when stopped by police. and it was clear that this was not a provable case, unquote in response to the district attorney dropping the charges. san francisco police chief bill scott is quoted saying i'm disappointed with the district attorney's decision in this case. mister lugo resisted arrest and violently assaulted our officers, injuring one of them with an exacto knife. these kinds of attacks are unacceptable and shouldn't be tolerated by our criminal justice system with the r it sends a dangerous message that in bolden's criminals to use violence and not just against police officers. we absolutely agree with the chief's statement. the pre

. >> mayor london breed's plan would allow sfpd to have more access to use surveillance cameras across the country which would give access to crime and high crime areas in real-time. according to the mayor's office, the ordinance would allow cameras to be monitored live in two times of situations. critical events and public safety crisis areas. those critical events include mass assaults using firearms, vehicles, or other dangerous weapons or suspected terrorist acts. hostage, kidnapping attempts, arson, theft and burglary as well as looting and rioting. the public safety crisis areas are areas within the city that have repetitioned or have sustained high levels of criminal activity. open air illegal drug markets, drug sales or use prohibiting access to things like transit parks as well as play grounds. this includes areas where there have been documented increases of violent crimes over appeared of 14 days or longer. this new legislation would be an amendment to the existing surveillance technology ordinance. that was created back this 2019 which put limits on when and why those camer

summer is micro-chipped, if you have information, you are urged to call sfpd. >> on a history making champion on jeopardy said she was robbed in oakland over the weekend. amy schneider said she is fine, but somebody stole her phone, credit cards on monday. she was the first transgender contestant to qualify and broke the record for most wins by a woman in jeopardy history. she has 24 wins and has earned $900,000 in winnings and by the way, is still going. >>> we have done it before and here we go again. choosing a mask can be confusing and with the spread of omicron, it's critical that you are wearing a proper mask. our consumer investigator chris has your choices and how to avoid counterfeits. >> now that we are back to a lot more mandatory masking let's look at what you can and should wear. the department of be public health gives us options. a cloth mask is good, as long as it's at least three layers. a surgical mask is better, especially when it's combined with a cloth mask on top. a cdc experiment with a simulated cough looked at how many particles various masks blocked. a cloth