Theres a fear of shadows, but, you know, what the shadows are sharing right now is the shadows of the affluent looking down at sf individuals and they just want them so their like projects, the project does come up for housing, its been too late. I want these sf people to be here. If i say the word frisco. If i miss pronounce debocci. I want these 19 sf families here in San Francisco so they can help teach me and learn about Sf Culture for others. Im calling in support for this project and i thank you for your time and have a lovely week. Thank you. Go ahead, caller. My names bernard catsman. I am calling in support of the project. I am a neighbor, i live two blocks away and i think this is a really i live on a block where it has been a tremendous amount of new construction and i have loved it, but ive realized this is whats going on and this is San Francisco and we have to adjust and adapt to this. The city really needs new housing and not everyone can afford a million dollars or 3 mi
nationwide protesting over floyd s murder. they say the intense public pressure on our police forces caused many officers to disengage with the public. those who were left to even be able to do their jobs after all the quote, unquote, defund, reform and so on and so forth. in 2020 the number of black americans killed rose by 32% from the previous year. former attorney general bill barr says it is far past time that we all get serious about crime and start protecting all of the people. crime reached its peak in 1991 and it took tough policies stopping the revolving door, taking the small number of violent predators that are out there and locking them up and making sure they serve their sentence. for 14 years we had crime cut in half. in 2014 under obama it started going back up again. states have gone back to revolving door justice and there is no end in sight. this violence will continue to increase until we get serious about fighting crime. harris: let s check in with mi
gun used in the shooting was obtained illegally on the streets. it s hard to comprehend that my son died the way he did, being shot and killed. it just devastates me. the court documents also back up what we brought to you first at 5:00 last night, that the alleged is shooter, luis hernandez was frustrated police were not responding to numerous calls for help after a rash of burglaries at the summer breeze apartments. the suspect did mention that he did attempt to call police and then offer surveillance cameras video of potential burglary or a suspect. court records show hernandez thought soriano was the burglar and tried to make an arrest. his gun went off after a scuffle with soriano. the way he died just tears me apart. a cut in staffing levels have made burglaries a priority 3 crime, meaning officers now put them on the back burner. i don t wish ill will on the man who did this to my son. but glenda is angry at the mayor saying police staffing cuts are his
in short, for inmates like hernandez and others, these are historic changes. all of them. harris: it was an audio press conference by a criminal from prison to his so-called fool friends. william, thank you. jason rantz, seattle radio talk show host. let s start there. jason, what is the real reason that the d.a. gascon doesn t push back when something like this happens? this isn t the first time we ve heard criminals sing his praises to their homies. he have is trying to be seen as this hero, as the savior to the criminal community because he thinks that the criminals are the ones who are the victims. victims of an institutionalized system that