Harvey live in the city now with all the details rana. Marty good morning that vote unanimous so that means now for going to a Police Station out here in San Francisco will now see that sign reads black lives matter including at the station behind me got 30 days now to with these signs up and again this Resolution Says this is the commissions and the Police Departments way of making sure that they continue their efforts to support black lives here in the city ok, lets look at these resolutions theyve even got it down to a dimension size here how big the signs have to be theyve got to be 32 by 24 they can only read black lives matter posts or sign also has to be placed in a location thats visible to the general public visiting the station and at all times the scientists not be blocked or out of you. The resolution also mentions the San Francisco Police Department has been on the front lines of putting in place many Critical Reforms related to police accountability. This is by is free po
Must not be blocked or out of you. Now the resolution also mentions that the San Francisco Police Department has been on the forefront of putting in place many Critical Reforms related to Police Accountability along with buys free policing and Community Policing at the site is damage they also have to replace it. They have 30 days when this resolution was signed to get those place that also theyre saying that theyre bias training for officers who are newly joining the Department Just a few of the steps the Department Says theyre trying to take to continue to keep this conversation going over now reporting here in San Francisco Reyna Harvey Kron 4 news all right rhonda thanks a lot for that live report from San Francisco now lets move to the north bay this morning where the lay of city officials. Are launching an investigation after evidence was destroyed in the case of Sean Monterrosa the 22 yearold was shot and killed by Vallejo Police last month. Authorities say monterroso was kneeli
Right here in the bay area, there was 37,000 cases and nearly 670 deaths. New a new, the state superintendent of schools is urging districts to use an abundance of caution when it comes to reopening classrooms this coming fall. Superintendent Tony Thurmond held a virtual News Conference this morning on the efforts to support School Reopening decisions we talked about what the state is doing to help districts hold classes on campus. Thurmond is hoping School Districts do not rush to any Big Decisions on how to reopen. We know conditions have changed significantly. Those conditions warrant School Districts taking steps, i would say require an abundance of caution, to think through how reopening might take place, and to repair some contingency plans, if conditions persist. Just last month, the state department of education released 62 pages of guidance for districts on how to implement physical distancing and properly disinfect campuses. The sand for this Unified School District has annou
Created a new City Department to take over the duties. Our coverage, dan thorn live for us tonight in berkeley he joins us now with more on this idea. Dan. Well they can grant this proposal centers around the idea of essentially re imagining Public Safety. The mayor and City Council Members are proposing that Police Officers focus solely on solving crimes as opposed to handling traffic situations and they believe this could save the city. A lot of money as well as limiting the number of negative interactions between Police Officers and people of color. A new progressive proposal in berkeley could ban police from enforcing traffic stops the move being considered by City Government would instead create an unarmed civilian division to handle the job, you know the calvary trying to cut co sponsor of the proposal Council Member ben bartlett would like to see changes to Public Safety in his city. Bartlett believes a new department of transportation would be better suited then police to take
Business on the sidewalk over there. But the mayor strongly feels the city should have authority over public orders because the berkeley has its own Public Health department and the case count is far lower. Then the rest of the county. I respectfully disagree. But the states decision i think its going to really burden or Small Businesses and neighbors alternate places their jobs. I think its going backwards. Berkeley mayor Jesse Arreguin speaking out at a virtual town Hall Saturday against the states guidance banning Outdoor Dining in Alameda County or fiction writers under like some of our other neighboring jurisdictions and so i think you know we should have the ability to be able to make our own decisions about. Orders city manager Dee Williams Ridley says berkeley will be reaching out to state officials to try to obtain its own variance to allow Outdoor Dining but in the meantime we are going to have to comply with that order we are hoping that this will be a very short temporary h