Closed. Dr. Susan philip, thank you for being here. Good to have you back. Thank you very much. Glad to be here. Yeah, so i just want to actually remind some of our viewers you can put your questions on youtube and facebook right now, and put them there, dr. Philip, run us through what were seeing in the city and in the county. What we are seeing in San Francisco is unfortunately the same thing that were seeing elsewhere and elsewhere throughout the united states. I think weve seen on the news that cases have been going up of covid19 and unfortunately, that is the case here in San Francisco as well. What trends are you seeing the cases might be coming up or going up. We are digging now what we do now is that our indicators are pretty sensitive and they let us know pretty early on that the rate of new cases that we were being reported to us are going up. What were doing now is having some of the epidemiologists and data experts dig more to find out what might be going on. But we know th
Merced, orange and glenn counties, bringing the total now to 19. The governor says the biggest concerns are family gatherings and bars. Youre in a bar, moving around, drinking, the mask is off,e clo other rr eaysen counti, gia back theiropenings. And if they are not effective in controlling the virus, the state will intervene. If people are flaunting rules and regulations or throwing out those guidelines, we want to continue to work with our officials to help us enforce that. So we put aside this 2. 5 billion of state money in this budget to encourage andmore enl behavior. Reporter the governor says the state may transfer sick inmates from san quinten to the Medical Center in daley center. In san quinten, we have 1,011 inmates that have tested positive. Those are numbers that came in this morning. Test results are coming back in realtime, so thats a dynamic number chaverylit seems like were taking two steps forward, one step back. If it gets much worse, it might feel like one step forw
Guilty. Reporter he pleaded guilty to 13 crimes of murder and 13 other crimes. His attorneys cut the deal with prosecutors from 11 counties to avoid the death the best interest of the people of the state of california. Reporter they recovered 19 part d, they wanted to see the killer brought to justice. Many are in their 80s and 90s. Many of these people are deeply affected by these crimes may not be with us at the time of jury trial. Reporter people packed in a makeshift courtroom. There were some shocking details. The defendant for sherry onto her stomach in bed. He tied her wrists together. Reporter he was sentenced to 11 consecutive life sentences and 15 concurrent life sentences without the possibility of parole. The now admitted serial killer was a former police officer. His reign of terror took place through the 1970s and 1980s before the case went cold. The original night stalker and the east area rapist. Each time he escaped slipping away silently into the night leaving communi
Years ago. Were supposed to be celebrating our empowerment and our community as queer people, that we wake up to finding that people are bashing our building and breaking our windows because of their own hate. Swinging hard, as hard as he could and he was angry. Reporter cosmos was setting up his jewelry stand when he saw a young man breaking the windows with a golf club. Cosmos started yelling. Stop, stop, stop, as loud as i could. Then he saw me. Reporter he says the man took off on a bike. Joe hawkins was the first to carry the pink torch for this years pride weekend relay culminating in San Francisco and escorted by mayor libby schaaf whos outraged by the vandalism. And i am furious that anyone would find it appropriate to commit that kind of act on any building, but particularly this sanctuary. Reporter San Francisco pride celebrations have gone virtual due to covid19, and many say the Castro District has lost its party spirit this year. Because its supposed to be pink saturday to
Reporter its not just isolated to the four officers under investigation. Was this is a culture of racism that is baked into the structure of the San Jose Police department. Reporter he says is time to clean house from top to bottom. Truck fire every officer, dismantle the department and invite the community to have a larger conversation of what Public Safety for all means. I think without overhaul there is not going to be a change. True the president of the naacp incident, valley says this has eroded any trust in the Police Department. Voice decertification needs to happen because they will take a lateral or transfer. Reporter they say the city should also reexamine the criminal cases that involve the affected officers. With these Police Officers are just racist inside her head. They have vocalized their racism online explicitly. Without shame and even engaged in threat of violence. The mayor says he wont dismantle the Police Department. Hes pushing for reforms that will make it easier