lt. henry parra and sgt russell gordon. the nomination will be read by assistant chief denise schmitt, the commanding officer at parallel at the time of the event. on february 17, 2010, at 4:30 in the afternoon, lt. henry parra and started russell gordon of terrible station confronted a deadly situation on the 1800 block of urban street. 1800 block of urban street is a light commercial corridor, starts on 19th avenue and runs nw. it contains many restaurants and businesses and is surrounded by residents. in many of the businesses, they are owned by business owners -- they are owned by asian business owners. this was the beginning of the lunar new year. when they arrived to work, they decided to walk a foot speed on irving street. as they arrived on 1800 block, unbeknownst to them, two men with violent criminal histories or having an argument inside one of the restaurants. these men were career criminals with asian gang affiliations. their arrest histories include robbery, carjacking, traf

lt.: item 2-b, the occ director's report. president mazzucco: good evening. director hicks: 1 less. president mazzucco: any questions for director hicks? back to the commission reports, i just want to report that on monday evening, i attended a merchant's association. they honored officer john gallagher, 41 years of service. he is retiring from no. station in july. people were expressing their concerns about crime in the neighborhood, and happens to be 9 neighborhood, -- and it happens to the my neighborhood, so i was there. it was a great event, and there is an energy in the community about the new chief. people are quite pleased. it was well done. i want to thank john gallagher. that is what i did. i was hearing from the community about how they feel about the new chief and other items. >> i thank you for your time this morning. there is the director of the clinic, and also, director fixed -- hicks and others. we also discussed the timeline for cit. we fought through some creative ideas

lt. parra there was a fight in progress and both police began to exit their car. in that instant, sergeant gordon saw that one man now have a revolving in his hands and was shooting in down irving street in the direction of the other man. surgeon court and chatted to lt. parra that they now had an argument that had escalated to a shooting. both officers sprang into action without hesitation. sergeant gordon, while driving his firearm, alerted dispatchers and other officers that a shooting was in progress. lt. parra, while drawing his fire arm, and exited the passenger side of the vehicle, move to the sidewalk, and john for pedestrians to get off the street. in those put seconds, the victim fell to the ground and the suspect fired additional shots in a denver direction, executing him. sergeant gordon and lt. parra were now within 10 feet of an armed murderer. there were no vehicles behind which they could take cover. their field of fire was the backdrop of a busy irving street. it was pack

lt. falvey: coming up with the actual tihe is a nativa former reserve officer and a police officer down and half moon bay, and he truly loved what he did here. suffice it to say that jim hammer really liked what he did here, and he made decisions from the heart, and i was with him for about four years in the d.a.'s office, in the is just a good man, concerned about the community. as we went through the chief selection process, he was very productive and advocated strongly for the lgbt community, and i have to tell you, it is a loss to not have him here tonight, and hopefully we will have him backstage. commissioners proved commissioner -- have him back soon. commissioner? commissioner: i will also miss him. protecting the rights of victims, and he was passionate about that cause. we should continue to make sure we carry out what his top priorities are on the commission, and in the time he has been on the commission, there are a number of things that he volunteered for, a number of committ

lt. falvey: kazakhstan the money for the supplemental or security. program. president mazzucco: you can do items four and five. madam clerk -- secretary lt. falvey: a discussion and possible action to recommend that the board of supervisors adopt a resolution authorizing the chief of police to retroactively accept or expend $458,000, and item no. 5, a discussion and possible action to recommend that the board of supervisors adopted a resolution authorizing the chief of police to retroactively accept and expend $1.86 million. >> myself and the captain from the homeland security unit, and i have someone from the marine unit, as well, as most of these items are slotted to go there. the 2007 appropriation, that money is going to be used for three items in particular, and entanglements system. they are disabling them and allowing us to take enforcement action if necessary. it is a camera system and four new outboard motors that will be utilized. that is the 2007 appropriation. the 2008 appropr

lt. parra and sergeant gordon were no more than 5 feet from the man. both had that split-second to realize that they were on the brink of using deadly force with all of its consequences. once again, the officers ordered the suspect to drop his gun. staring down officers, the suspect raised the gun and then tossed it to the ground. lt. parra and sergeant gordon maintained control of the scene. they directed the subjects -- suspect to the ground and directed him away from the gun, handcuffing him. they also rendered aid to the victim in an attempt to save his life. they turned their attention to isolating other potential suspects. they directed the arriving units to secure the suspect, perimeter, murder weapon, to locate witnesses, they ran a textbook investigation and follow-up. we are tremendously fortunate that these two officers were on that street that night. their outstanding bravery and ability to respond without hesitation, there's protection decision making to assess, tactically re

lt. falavey, -- falvey, any announcements? secretary lt. falvey: coming up with the actual time in the room, and i will make that information available. president mazzucco: greg, as thank you very much. commissioners come anything else to add? commissioner slaughterhouse -- slaughter? commissioner slaughter: do we know what it looks like for next week? >> not yet. president mazzucco: as you noticed tonight, we are missing a commissioner, commissioner jim hammer. his term on the commission expired effected april 30. i just wanted to state for the record that commissioner hammer gave his all. he worked diligently on every issue, especially changes in procedural rules. he put a lot of time and effort in that. he was stalwart in handling difficult cases, and we hope to have him back soon, scene of a process goes. he is a native san franciscan, a former reserve officer and a police officer down and half moon bay, and he truly loved what he did here. suffice it to say that jim hammer really liked what he did here, and he made decisions from the h

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secretary lt. falvey: for item number three, we had a motion. for the other, you have a motion and a second. president mazzucco: line item number five, do we have a motion? thank you very much. let's move now to line item number 6 regarding closed session disciplinary. secretary lt. falvey: public comment on a closed session. president mazzucco: do i have a motion? all in favor? ladies and gentlemen, we >> back in open session. the commissioners present our -- are slaughter, mazzucco, chan, and kingsley. you have a quorum. item nine is whether to disclose anything from a closed session. president mazzucco: please call the next item. >> i contend is adjournment. president mazzucco: all in favor? thank you very much. >> thank you, commissioners. supervisor chu: welcome to the regular meeting of the full budget and finance committee. i am joined by supervisor mirkarimi, supervisor wiener, supervisor kim, and president chiu will be here shortly. we also have supervisor farrell. mr. young is the clerk. mr. young, are there any announcements? >> pleas

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secretary lt. falvey: for item number three, we had a motion. for the other, you have a motion and a second. president mazzucco: line item number five, do we have a motion? thank you very much. let's move now to line item number 6 regarding closed session disciplinary. secretary lt. falvey: public comment on a closed session. president mazzucco: do i have a motion? all in favor? ladies and gentlemen, we >> back in open session. the commissioners present our -- are slaughter, mazzucco, chan, and kingsley. you have a quorum. item nine is whether to disclose anything from a closed session. president mazzucco: please call the next item. >> i contend is adjournment. president mazzucco: all in favor? thank you very much. >> thank you, commissioners. >> good morning. it will be the afternoon very soon. i am here today on the hottest day so far this year at o 'connell high school in san francisco. it focuses on our children, our youth, our kids. not only do we want them to keep busy, but in doing that, clearly, i am very lucky because i get to work with

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still ahead -- >> reporter: police in fairfield are investigating a shooting that lt thpee reople deadwhat may have led up to it coming up in a live report. >>> plus, the golf world is marking the death of a legendar golfer. >>> police are investigating a shag in fairfield that left three people dead and one in the hospital. we'll have the latest in a live report from the scene straight ahead. >>> plus, police in san jose are investigating a deadly shooting of their own. we'll have the details there. >>> and the story of a bay area soldier home just in time for mother's day. the news starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm diane dwyer. we are on right now instead of "nightly news" because of nbc's kentucky derby coverage earlier on in the day. we begin this half-hour in fairfield where a dispute inside a home ended in violence early this afternoon. we have the latest. kimberly? >> reporter: police say they arrived at this fairfield home to a somewhat chaotic scene. there were four people shot, and they were trying to get into the home. in order to do that, fairfield police tasered a ne

. >>> there's several new develop -lts tonight concerning the flooding. the closed barge was opened to ease pressure, but just ten minutes ago the coast guard reopened some of the water ways. the flood impacted crops. >> we actually opened up four additional bays last night. so there's up to 15 bays, 102 cubic feet per second. >> reporter: the gates are open in an effort to divert a lot of the flood waters. >>> back now to our weather and just like last night at this time, the rain coming downright near the heart of the evening commute. >> reporter: last night is a lot like tonight. last night's storm had more push, more rain. overnight it had more rain as well. but we're in the same pattern, it's raining on the commute, now it's going to rain around midnight tonight. then early morning commute. let's go outside to live storm tracker 2. you see where the showers are. it is right on the afternoon commute and it takes nothing to slow down our bay area commute. and put a little rain on it and you have a slow one. san jose moderate at times, out toward fremon

it's 5:55 on this friday the 13 lt. we have unusual slowing for 101.is, but it's built over the last half hour, slamming highway 4. clearing by the time you get to loveridge. heavy for friday there as well. folks heading toward the toll plaza. this is very light. friday typically sees a late build here. this is friday the 13th. we have seen unusual stuff. we don't know what is going to happen. we have your gadget to take our mind off things. >> it's gadget friday the 13th. let's say your dog won't give it back to you. this is what might happen. bring that back. he's got a case which means nothing can go wrong, even if your argument how about if you throw it out of a car. let's take a look at that. we have video of driving 60 miles an hour. iphone out of the car. there it goes. the ballistic case. i have one with me. it's mill speck. it's military specifications. it's hardened, with a rubber coating and armor. up at 6:00, abuse this one as well. that'sll >>> our 20 citymayaroundthebayto citymayaroundthebaytourbrings us to san jose this morning. good mor

joining us retired lt. colonel steve russell.ok a long time to develop the intelligence. was it mostly sophisticated satellite technology or how did you go about spotting saddam hussein. people that i the capture was an instant thing. it wasn't, it was the result of six months of very hard work on the part of two special operations, and teams working hand in hand with regular forces over a six month period. >> now, you've written a book called we've got it. you detailed what goes on in the process of getting saddam hussein. tell me about some similarities in dealing with saddam hussein and usama bin laden, because i'm sure you've kept up with the extraordinary process here. what is similar and what's different? >> there's a lot of similar. the time lines are different. saddam was surrounded by larger numbers of people and social networks. both had virtual unknowns in direct coordination with him and once you find out who those key individuals are and being able to track them down, that becomes essential to finding the big guys. >