thank you. thank you very much. thank you to all of you for being here today. this is really extreme area. the nation of the afterschool providers come here today to the summit. thank you very much. thank you to bonnie reese, art director of the schwarzenegger institute. thank you for the great work you are doing. you and your team, our team responsible for putting this together. thank you for the extraordinary work. i could not do any of this without you. i just want you to know that. thank you very much. paul has been an absolute director of the all-stars and very passionate. just love. jody friend, we ve been working together at the last 4000 years. she has been really outstanding in running the afterschool alliance and they want to say, queen hughes we can t do anything. they ve been very supportive. that basement. too many people say to themselves, so nice of him to come here for the afterschool programs and alliance. he has no choice. he s my apprentice. he has to d
and they can t believe it happened again. this day reporter: antonio gutierrez says it s the second time the building he works has been hit by gun fire. today he saw people lying down. i asked if he need somebody help, and he said, yes, and at the same time i called 911. my ex-husband got shot today. he s one of the victims that got shot in the leg. reporter: katrina did not want to give her name but came to plymouth and broad. he s a computer tech. reporter: san francisco police say three people were hit, including an older woman who was killed and two men who suffered non-life threatening injuries. he was a contractor for a cleaning company, doing a project in the community. reporter: neighbors said they heard a car and gunfire. police say this corner is a concern. it s a concern. it s the third homicide. reporter: the super visor believes this is tied to a turf war. but neighbors are worried and fed up. this neighborhood is cheap for a reason, but,
reporter: sergeant paul kelly said it happened to one of his officers who was cents to internal affairs after a call from the d.a. office. it turns out the camera was not working properly. it s a problem because it makes us officers look like there is a problem that we re not turning on the cameras and that s not the fact. reporter: sergeant kelly highlighted 23 policies that the camera can be turned off like when they re inside a hospital. and the chief says they want to make sure that the officers use it properlily. we don t want to wait. reporter: the d.a. did not want to make a comment and e-mails from the d.a. s office obtained by nbc bay area told the supervisor to let her when quote, an officer purposely failed to turn on the body cam, not to file charges against the officer, but the union says it s to alert the chief of police. and after our inquiries today the chief said they will notify the chief if the case is jeopardized because the police officer did no
san jose, we have mostly clear visibility but we ve had fog in spots and as we look at temperatures now, it s in the mid to upper 50s heading out the door. we have visibility down to two and a half miles in parts of the peninsula but elsewhere it s fairly clear and we don t see much here but it s misty in some parts of the bay area. mike is already watching a crash in san jose. the flashing lights are crossing behind me. that s 680 traveling south to 280 north, the transition just a short distance on the scene. flares and a toe truck were on scene. they ve just started to move the vehicle. a look at your map into south bay, the west moves well. there s the fog kiir ree wari wg about. the rest of the south bay out of morgan hill move very smoothly. sounds good, thank you, mike. developing story right now. the search for a killer in san francisco continues as the city is stepping up their patrol in the ocean view neighborhood after a triple shooting left a 65-year-old wom
54234 the trivalley and peninsula. 53 in san francisco. there will be clearing and gusty winds. heading into the upper 60s for the north bay and 63 in san francisco. we will talk about the winds and the forecast. tracking a great commute so far. a great commute will greet you out there as well as that mist and winds across the bay bridges. they re called out by chp. we re not calling major problems but slowing developing north 87 and 101 through south bay. standard through san jose and the like. just concord for west on highway four over toward 242. no major surprises. the bay ridge approach at the toll plaza moves well through the maze and your east shore freeway 21. still easy through berkeley toward the berkeley curve. no problems for any of these transit systems including bart. 49 trains are on time. on that topic, back to you. exactly, on that topic. bart not just standing for bay area rapid transit this morning. celebrating diversity. as you go to take bart to w