>> commissioner dejesus: yes. >> commissioner chan? commissioner chan: yes. commissioner hammer? commissioner hammer: aye >> commissioner kidges kingsley? kings kings no. >> commissioner slaughter. slaught slaught -- commissioner slaughter: no. president marshall: next vote. >> how do you vote? president marshall: aye. vice president mazzucco: aye. commissioner dejesus: i respect commissioner marshall and all the hard work he's done and i respect him as a friend, but i disdepree, i think we need gender diversity, and i vote no. schan chan no. commissioner kingsley: no. commissioner slaughter: yes. >> the motion passes 4-3. president marshall: commissioner mazzucco is now president, and i'm the vice president, and we'll make this change right now. vice president mazzucco: as we move forward now, i would like to say that we are commissioners with equal authority, and the story should be how thrend talented this commission is. you look across this commission, and you have dr. marshall who is a modern day saint whose work in the bay view hunters area -- he has done more for this comm

>> commissioner dejesus: yes. >> commissioner chan? commissioner chan: yes. commissioner hammer? commissioner hammer: aye >> commissioner kidges kingsley? kings kings no. >> commissioner slaughter. slaught slaught -- commissioner slaughter: no. president marshall:

president marshall: commissioner chan? commissioner chan: commissioner marshall, i want to thank you for your service. i know it is a lot of extra work to be the commissioner, and there is a big burden of communicating things to us. i know when things go wrong, you thank take the heat. i appreciate the time you have spent, and i'm glad you put the nomination forward, and i would support commissioner mazzucco becoming president. when you have run the meetings, they have been run very, very well, and i look forward to you taking that position on. i agree with commissioner dejesus we need balance. i would say when we discuss the vice presidentsy, that we do think about a balance between the sprpt -- between the vice president and the president to make sure everyone knows what's happening and there is no communication gap. and the final point i wanted to make is i mentioned this a couple -- mentioned this earlier, is that we want a president that communicates and everyone knows what's happening when it is happening and not fro

commissioner chan, brilliant lawyer. commissioner slaughter who also is a brilliant lawyer and brings a lot to the commission in prior experience in government. the story should be what an honor it is to be on this commission. to be a commissioner with one vote, and what incredible talented group this is. individuals i've been exposed to from president sparks to commissioner onek, it is an honor to serve all of you. when i voted tonight for commissioner chan, i'm sure down the road you will be more than vice president, you will be president of the commission. thank you, everybody, for what you have had to say. president marshall: we will move forward now by taking item number 5. >> item 5 is the discussion of possible action to initiate a review of the commission rules of order concerning public comment. vice president mazzucco: i will defer this to commissioner kingsley who opened the door about what we should do. at this time, commissioner kingsley, could you chime in on this. kins commissioner kingsley: commissioner s

commissioner chan? commissioner chan: i just want to put a plug in for the out-reach. three of the classes -- my classes about criminal justice. i want to say for people out there watching this who might have classes and students they want o.c.c. to reach out to, they did a great job. there is a whole team of o.c.c. investigators that came out and gave a power point presentation. the students were interested, and when they left, some of them said, how do i join the o.c.c.? how do i work for them? so it did clarify for a lot of students, is there an oversight body. thank you for that. >> thank you very much, commissioner chan. and the neighbors of my class who participated in your class and other classes at s.f. state get as much pleasure, i think, out of teaching those classes as the students do. it is really refreshing and affirming to have that kind of enthusiasm from students. president marshall: if there is nothing else, we can proceed to the next item. director hicks? >> thank you. you also have in your packet the o.c.c. 2010 community out-reach strategic plan and

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president marshall: commissioner chan. commissioner chan: small updates but important ones to be given. we interview the candidates for court clerk for the commission on the 17th. so next week from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and commissioner dejesus and i will be sitting on the panel along with lieutenant reilly and anyone else from the office who would like to attend and see who would be an additional employee. i'm excited about that because it will help move along the disciplinary cases, and then we'll present the final recommend tunssluns to -- recommendations to this group and see who we need to bring on board. >> he went through all of those and picked up the top five. >> anything further from the commissioners? commission report? president marshall: hearing none, we'll take public comment on item three which is the chief's report, the o.c.c. director's report, and the commission reports. >> i'm going to go back to the o.c.c. report that was not really covered, just mentioned. i would like to maintain this on the screen

commissioner chan: thank you for the presentation. president marshall: she does not get the inside track just because. >> it would be a pleasure if any of you could join us. i will give you the dates. i will have assistant chief sawyer get you the dates later today. president marshall: thank you. commissioner dejesus: this leadership training -- is it putting together the model program, or will be institute leadership training for the year and a half you're talking about? >> it will be both. what we are going to be doing is we -- frankly, i am going to look at this with the commission. we are going to put working groups together and we are going to work with university of san francisco to develop curriculum. the goal is that our people will start going through the training. absolutely. it will be both. it will be the development of curriculum but also the implementation. and the advantage of us is we are going to be able to try another thing. we are going to be able to have sort of a head start. the other goals here that i personally

my name is albert chan. my family owns the building next door to the subject property for about 40 years and i lived there for about 20 years. i have great respect for pastor tim, whose congregation and devotion to their religion and their community. but i echo mr. store's concerns around the infrastructural impact to the neighborhood. respectfully i have made some complaints, though not to the level of the city regarding the traffic and parking and noise to both zion and to both -- and canaan lutheran churches. i have -- but that's not the majority of my concern. again, i respect their need to congregate and i think their bible study and other community services are valuable to the community, but what we're talking about is adding 120 venue -- seat venues with amplified sound in an existing residential neighborhood right next to my bedroom. it's already a very busy neighborhood street, and i've seen zion lutheran church grow for the last three decades of my life. most impactfully the building of their gym,

the chans, from china, entrepreneurs and business people. >> all kinds of things. one of the things that is key about modern immigration, particularly amongst asians, many of them are doing business with their home country. when my father left the soviet union he was out of touch with his sister for 50 years. today i met a student from brazil. her brother married a brazilian woman. the bride's family could not get visas to come to the wedding. my students took a digital camera and a laptop to the wedding, took photographs, posted them on the internet, and the bride's family was watching a real time slide show of the wedding. these kinds of connections, these communications -- teh chan family left china in terror. hated communism. coming to america, setting up shop as a small-time accountant. one thing leads to another and when china starts to open up commercial ties to the west, he has a friend of a friend of a friend that wants to sell fireworks in america. one thing leads to another, in one generation ago they had fled in terror, going back to china and doing bus

commissioner chan: i can tell they are very well thought out. we look forward to working with the department to implement these recommendations. president marshall: commissioners, anything further? if not, can i get a motion for approval of the consent calendar? >> so moved. president marshall: public comment on the approval of action items -- go ahead. >> i am the director of san francisco open government. having been elected to two terms on a neighborhood board in honolulu, i interacted with the police for their very frequently. i believe if i understand it correctly the answer to your question maybe if i am a police officer and i stop someone and subsequently set them for a traffic violation or arrest them, there is a clear connection between my stopping them and my reason for stopping them. however, if i simply stop a person and subsequently let them go on their way, there becomes some question as to whether or not i stopped them for a legitimate purpose or for some other illegitimate purpose. i believe police officers are required to collec

we are going to go on to meet our second family, the chans. they just bought an apartment and they do not have bikes but they are able to pick up a bike through a share program, and before you know it, they are traveling down a two way separated lane along the bridge. they continue along the embarcadero also on a separated twa facility -- two way facility on the way to fisherman's wharf. this shows us the need for shared space on jefferson street. cars would be invited as long as they move at pedestrian speeds. the chans arrive at the hyde street pier, they check anin their bikes, then they go to union station to enjoy a bit of shopping, and before you know it, they are all tired out and jump on the t3rd, going back at home. they would not call it multi modal. they would just say, this is an easy way to get around the city. this is the second of our crosstown routes.th the bay trail connecting to all kinds of destinations across the city. add to that our third route making some key connections for neighborhoods in the southern part of the city

mainly thursday and friday to give us a chan for some rain.hat's our neck chance of precipitation across the region. here's what it looks like for tonight. temperature right around 51 degrees. cool night then for tomorrow looking at the temperatures right at 66 degrees in there it is. trying to get away. looks like we see maybe a chance for some showers late but looks like l some sun micked in the picture and peak ahead at the forecast and 50 deerees and 50% chan for showers and no thunderstorms just some rain positive continuingally aco the area. complete 7 day forecast right now for you coming up in a bit. >>> >> sz. >> expect taibing taition as high for the ravens this season the fan basis going to be hard to satisfy. sunday game against the paathers in charlotte is a good case in point. ravens took a 37-13 victory but agent misleading. 2 defensive touch downs in the fourth quarter to finally put away a game with a third string running back, rookie receiver and quarterback only practiced 4 times. the to say the least there is a by of angt t

. >> margaret chan spoke to nhk on thursday from w.h.o. headquarters in geneva. she advised vigilance in countries in the northern hemisphere where the winter flu season is about to start. the w.h.o. chief also called for increased monitoring of the more toxic h5n1 bird flu virus. there are fears it could mutate into a form capable of human-to-human transmission. chan says that although still rare, case of infections in humans continue to be reported in egypt and southeast asia. >>> there appears to be no letting up for the caribbean nation of haiti, where people are struggling to get their lives back to normal. first there was the devastating earthquake in january, then earlier this month, hurricane-induced floods aggravated the country's already-poor sanitary conditions. and in between those two calamities, an outbreak of cholera last month has developed into an epidemic. nhk world's miki ebara has the story from haiti. >> reporter: this is port-au-prince, the capital of haiti. ten months after the devastating earthquake that killed over 200,000 people. even no

on the newshour tonight, sewell chan of "the new york times" reports from the site in seoul, south korea. >> lehrer: and judy woodruff gets an assessment of the summit's successes and failures. >> brown: then, margaret warner updates congressional efforts to end the military's ban on gays serving openly. >> lehrer: mark shields and david brooks provide their weekly analysis. >> brown: and ray suarez has the story of russia's hunt for a spy who defected to the u.s. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brown: the summit of the world's 20 leading economies ended today in south korea. it closed with general statements on key issues, but it left specific actions for another day. president obama arrived in japan this evening, hours after the g-20 gathering concluded in seoul. at a news conference bef

charles chan is the spokesperson for the chinese chamber of commerce. >> many people did not believecould become the mayor and she's so determined. >> reporter: that determination paid off. she is the first chinese american and woman to be elected mayor of a major u.s. city. chan says he is hoping she can position herself to bring more business from china to the port of oakland. >> the relationship will be a great one. she will be promoting international trade and also promoting the international relationship. >> reporter: and that, he says, will be great for a city in desperate need of jobs. business owners bike nathan walden says she has a lot of work to do. >> she's going to have to work hard to get the budget straightened up. but she has a great city to work with. people are inspired here. it's diverse, it's a great place to live and work and it's a great place to own a business. >> reporter: cherl hurd, today in the east bay. >>> meg whitman's housekeeper and her attorney are expected to meet with whitman or a whitman representative in the south bay. she is asking when itmitman

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>> commissioner marshall, commissioner mazzucco, commissioner dejesus, commissioner chan, commissioner slaughter. >> good evening, later sentiment. this is a regular meeting of the police commission. we have not been here for a couple of weeks, i know that you have missed us. i don't think anyone really cared in a following days of the giants' victory. >> item number one is the approval of the consent calendar. these are for the second and third quarter of 2010. >> this is in your packet. i will take a motion to approve. >> i have done this at a number of board meetings, commission meetings. it is unusual to have no copies of items that you are voting on that the public has not got a chance to look at and have a copy to review. you just to prove something that i don't think that anyone in this auditorium probably had any idea what that was. >> is there further public comment? >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. trying on in -- i am indebted software engineer. >> is your comments on item number one? >> i was one to tell you a story about what happened to me. >> i think that this is f

also, we have susan chan, representing senator's office. but if during welcome.nk you. >> hello, everyone. i am so happy to be here with yet this grand opening. i have a resolution resolved by the president pro tem pour. he takes great pleasure in drawing attention to the opening of the library, and i think the staff for providing valuable services to the community and extend best wishes to the library and its continued success. thank you. [applause] >> we have to amazing supervisors that have provided leadership and support for the project. it is my pleasure to introduce our latest supporter, a supervisor eric mar. >> thank you. afternoon, richmond district, and good afternoon to library lovers from all across the city. thank you so much to the late senator and be under senator and their family for being here. i've also honored to be here with our city staff at work so hard on this principle library and many of the community-based groups that put their heart and soul into rebuilding this incredible place. this is a great example of our community working together

sharon chan is at fisher man's wharf. >> good morning juliette.rabbers say they are expecting the best season in four years. here is what it looks like this morning. right now the fishermen are coming through wondering whether they will go out today. they are waiting word on when to launch and all that depends on the results of tests on the crab catch. they are waiting to test now. crabbers have worked out a tentative price with local processors, $1.75 a pound, a quarter less than last season's price. recreational crab fishermen say the season is looking good their season started last week. so we are just waiting on results of the test to determine if the fishermen will go out on their boats the markets here on the wharf are optimistic they hope to sell crab to you and me by mid-week. >> beautiful day another the wharf. >> great day for fishing. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:56 a.m. in just a few minutes bay area construction truckers will protest at city hall in san francisco they want to be given construction jobs part of federal stimulus projects.

so we are glad he finally gets a chan to start coming back. >>reporter: college hoop.r stanford big man mark mad dog matson hosting rare my green going off. game high 21. 5, 3. 4 for 4 from deep. cardinal pull away in the second half. zimmerman feeling from it downtown. stanford up 11. powell. boom boom powell. 75-56. cardinal and green. rollover the cavs 81-skichlt cal bears looking ahead to the big game saturday against stanford but some including officials in the pac-10 are looking back at the cal oregon game and explain cal players were faking injury. coach all season trying to slow did you know other g.o.p. no huddle attack one way to do that is players fake injury so the defense catch the breath. the video on you tube. looking around. now. now do i go down now. okay. about yes. p.e. said the players were doing a lot of crampping up. i tried to call jeff today but couldn't get hold of him. not buying any of it wrochlt a column this was harsh. personally attacking him saying jeff is an unethical fraw. bad leader. tiny human being. he wanted to beat oregon so bad he

it will bring us a chan of showers and then a better chance coming in sunday that all of us could get a quarter inch of rain. until then, we'll see temperates cool a little bit tomorrow and more so, in fact by sunday we could 10 to 18 degrees cooler. there is a small chancef a show in the north bay on tuesday but that quite a ways away. >> and we have defending news about running cancer. first evidence is about a way to detect it early. national cancer institute shows a special type of ct scanning can detect lung cancer than traditional cheups. it involved 53,000 former smokers. some only have 50% survival right but the study fod 20% fewer deaths from lung cancer with c.t. scans versus x-rays. the results sorry signifint. researchers ended the study to get the information out to doctors right away. most insurance does not cover those c.t. scans. >> how many times has moms remind you to do something. crystal palin forgot to send her absentee ballot in alaska. she told a tv sh, i'm going t be tuble, sorry mom. whether when asked sarah palin should run for president, she said she would b

so futurecast for the 3:00 friday, chan of showers in the north bay. hour, continuing showers for the rest of the bay area but notice the light green shading on your screen. only getting a little more intense into saturday morning. not expecting very impressive rainfall with this at all, but continuing chances of rain into saturday and actually into sunday as well through the weekend. a look at your seven-day forecast, cooler weather through the rest of the week, showers back in the forecast by friday evening. very cool temperatures only in the upper 50s, snow levels are going to drop to 5,000 feet. we'll talk more about this as we make our way through the week. >>> a plan to vote on a mayor for san francisco was delayed today in the meeting. the board did not have the six votes necessary to free on a replacement. nuse -- newsom will be taking the job of governor. they decided to get public input on the issue first. they are split on who to choose. maybe someone who was more of a caretaker who would pledge not to run for the office later. newsom is exp

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. >>> we have breaking news, the jury has reached a verdict in the trial of chan tra lev. why he is charged with the murder. she was killed in 2001 in washington's rock creek park. prosecutors say it fit as pattern of attacks done by the suspect. the jury will have the verdict shortly. we'll have more on www.wjz.com when it happens. >>> the strange story here that led to a police standoff, a correction officer was murdered at a friend's house but they find blood on her own apartment. derek valcourt is live outside of police headquarters. >> reporter: the officer knew her killer but they will not say how. they thought they had that killer cornered yesterday but today he is still on the loose. a tense few hours as the police surround the apartment of sharon jones after she was shot to death at her friend's house on the 1700 block of asquist street. police went to her apartment looking for clues. >> web they be -- when they came to the location they saw blood on the door and reason to believe that the individual was inside. they contacted s.w.a.t. >> reporter: police blocked

sam chan is providing extra buses to the millbrae's station in the golden gate ferry also added four departmentsdeparture highway 1 01 this in the southbound direction completely jammed up from the horse's padding into downtown. >> gorgeous weather today continues this evening take a look from our roof cam a few of these thin wispy clouds over the downtown skyline will see and they stay out there tomorrow. a look at our current conditions most in the '70s and '80s out there right now. 80 and that bought a being conquered and loss got those 82 san jose 81 in that view. were glad to have another nice smile of the evening tonight so if you have plans it's going to be a nice evening and to the overnight hours though some changes that she fog getting close to the coastline but it will not make that inland pushed carried by 3:00 p.m. sunday warm conditions expected where temperatures nearly identical today and big changes as we get all details of that coming up this weekend >> we dead giants fans who took his obsession to the hood of his truck >> i went to the giants dugout of the decals a

chan says she is hoping she can position herself to bring more business from china to the port of oakland. >> our relationship actually will be great when mayor improves its relationship. >> that will be great for a city in desperate need of jobs. >> she's going to have to really work hard to get the budget straightened up. oakland is having a lot of issues right now, but you are great diverse, it's not expected to run and work and a great. i just like january 3rd. live in oakland. >>> a giants' success. what the 991 tape reveal. >>> the death of a well known publicist has the community in shock. >>> temperatures are draulg, both to upper 40s in the north bay and spoent. we are tracking its system in our seven, one horrific nightmare after ner. >> ["knock on wood" playing] every five minutes, chase pays for someone's eligible credit or debit card purchase. [beep] chase picks up the tab. it could be you. chase picks up the tab. it's another great reason to bank with chase. chase what matters. sign up at a branch today. >>> new details about a bizarre story involving a san francisco giants

we we loin the efcts of clite cnge in the fure, tsndards we kn abou chans toheity ents nt toddressor this implementaon program. the projects are summarized on the map. we will have upgrades to each of the treatment plants. there is a tremendous amount of work that will occur in the southwest district. we will be upgrading the treatment plant. these upgrades are visual. we want to get the process to be the most modern and energy efficient. we will have outflow and alcohol rehabilitation. there will be a natural treatment plant at treasure island. there will be upgrades to the north point facility. we have a lot of wet weather improvements. those include low impact design. we talked about that at one of the previous hearings as capturing storm water, holding it locally within a drainage basin, and then reusing it for beneficial uses. we have several flood control projects throughout the city. we have one major tunnel project that will go from mission creek. itw,eavassetha early 19's. t has iledinglomo prieto and our mes sinc peoeehe ison creek aa. we wiet more of the waste water collec

. >>> we could see chans to the touch j security airports getting new flack. live from capitol hill with the story. tracee, good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning. a lot of people are upset about what's going on rightnow. if you go to airport screening and you refuse to go through the full body scanners, right now expect an aggressive, invasive and embarrassing pat-down. now the head of the tsa says those changes may not be permanent. marlene said she was humiliated the as cancer patient, she refused more radiation from the full body scanner and said this instead >> they come and cup the breast prosthesis and move it around to make sure it's really there. >> tsa chief says he understands public outrage over the hands-forward search, but he's trying to detect terrorists who hide bombs in their underwear. >> we're not changing the policies. >> reporter: hours later he said those policies may change as conditions warrant. uncomfortable? secretary state hillary clinton think so. >> wouldou submit to one of these patdowns? >> not if i could avoid it, no. who