Out a gun and started pointing it towards the bartenderwho dropped to the ground looking for cover. Alison gude patron sot everybody is pretty shook up about it. Its like, how could this happen . After that natsot he came over because he was mad, pushes into the other people over here the shooting happens out of frame. But two men ends up shot. One of them was a local. Sot he got shot in the hand and grazed in the head sot you can see the look of terror as the guy is waving his gun around multiple shots were fired inside the bar. The shooter took off on foot, and is still on the loose. This family owned business has been around for 33 years. The manager tells me theyve never seen a gun inside. Police agree. Irma widjojo benecia Police Department sot this is not normal in benicia standup while police ask for the publics help in finding the suspect, the owner of the bar is hoping he can find the 2 victims to see what he can do to help. The manager tells me they plan on holding a fudraser
Over the sanford Sexual Assault trial. He says he will no longer hear criminal cases. This a voluntary move. Nbc bay area rick boone joins us on how the recall guest the judge is very much alive. Rick. Reporter thats right, raj and peggy. Peggy and raj, what a great explanation to explain the whole setup, why this case is so controversial. Im outside the courthouse here in palo alto where right now persky works but not for long. As you say, his critics are delighted by this sudden move but not enough to them. They want a lot more. In fact, they want this judge off government payroll. These crimes against women and sex crimes are not treated by this judge like theyre felonies. He treats them like their minor misdemeanors. Reporter not letting up now that the judge decides to step out of the courtroom. The womens group ultraviolet says the judge needs to be completely ejected from the legal system. His record is what it is, and he is accountable to the voters for his record. Reporter per
It means a lot to people. We do need to make up some revenue but its being we are willing to work with the mayor on. Is the new buzz word affordable . Today it is. Reporter it will likely be the buzz word for tomorrow as the ma i your preps up for what could be an Election Year down the line and also a budget season. Ken, before we go, it will take a couple of months for him to work through the needed commissions and stuff to get the final approval. By the way, dont come rushing down here this is one of the most popular tourists spots but they are run by the port and will not be covered by the new rules. Phil, the mayor likes the word affordability, and thats fine, but anyone in San Francisco knows its about revenue generating, making money for the city. Where will the 6 million comes from now . Reporter thats a good point. Talking about making money, the mayor wants to turn it into a profit. Down the line in november, hes proposing a 500 million bond to pay for muni to make up for thi
Before. And also contract with good people, people that are professional. Im happy to see bevan dufty here in the audience. Thank you for your leadership on this. That we contract with professional people that are able to manage not only their shelter, but the occupants. I have constituents email me today of a homeless man peeing in front of their business. So, we have a lot of work to do to get to address the challenge. Thank you. Supervisor farrell. Thank you, president chiu. And colleagues, i want to thank everyone for their comments. And quite frankly, the discussion as well. They werent here when i first started talking, but i want to acknowledge bevan dufty, [speaker not understood] who runs the outreach team. Thank you for all your efforts in this regard. And for working together and offering to continue to Work Together on what were discussing here today. So, thank you both. You are indisposable for our city, and thank you so much. I also want to acknowledge something i believe
Safe places for people to live. And once we are able to showcase that to a lot of folks on the street, a lot more people are going to be willing to accept the services and help that were offering. But frankly, some of the things that weve been offering in the past are just not places that i think any of us would want to spend a night in. So, thats one thing. The second issue with the medical Respite Center that weve had kind of longer discussionses with dph about is how do you create welcoming spaces for people . A lot of concerns that people have who are struggling with Mental Health is that they actually know that theyre struggling with Mental Health and they actually want support and services, but the way that we provide the support and services are often in these very cold mandatory like were forcing you to do this, this, and this. And none of us in this room want to be forced to do anything. Like if we were in that situation, we wouldnt want to walk into an environment where we kn