commissioner dejesus? commissioner dejesus: are we having an increase in illegal fireworks in the city because my neighborhood was rocking from dark until almost midnight and i'm talking they had their own show going, the exploding sparklers, i thought it was lightning but it was exploding stuff and big bombs and it was really disturbing how long it went. president mazzucco: so is the question do we have an increase in fireworks around the fourth of july or more fireworks this fourth of july than last? commissioner dejesus: more professional. i was priced what people were putting up. president mazzucco: i'm impressed the professionalism is going up but i don't know increases in arrests were made. i know we had a lot of media interest around the various stings we were trying to do in and around chinatown and we didn't have a lot of luck at it this year but we are out there every year trying to buy illegal fireworks and so i can tell you, though, that i know that there was a lot of media interest in other ci

commissioner dejesus? commissioner dejesus: my recollection, i may be wrong but the charter says we do elections in may, or our roles say we do elections in may. my understanding is we continue to elect a president and you declined to take the presidency for several, several months, numerous months so we had a standoff and then when we finally elected it, the question is then i remember there was discussion about the time of election and elected people but i don't recall saying we're moving the election from november to november. there was an issue it was really only six months left or five months left or something like that. so tech anyly our rule is may. and we need to discuss it. >> the rule commissioner dejesus is referencing is part of your commission rules of procedure, your rules of order. as last revised in 2005, august 10, 2005. rule 2 -- the next one was commended a little earlier the same year. rule 2.3 has to deal with the election of officers and it does say at the last regular meeting of the

dave dejesus, are they going to win this thing? lined it, hit it on the money right at teixeira, you get a free. they teach you little league,

these are the pieces of the plane. >> reporter: maria, dejesus' mother, keeps bits of the plane.he believes that aar was irresponsible and that travelers, particularly those not traveling on first world airlines, should be aware. tom renalt is an aviation consultant. he says the threat that airlines across the world are flying unsafe aircraft is overbloep, and simply the result of lawyers unable to sue overseas carriers. >> i think that law school 101, you look for anybody that has anything to do with it and go after the deep pockets. >> reporter: stearns, as you might imagine, says that's not the case. his clients, he says, deserve the money, just like all travelers deserve the truth. >> it's a risk. you don't want to fly around on unsafe airplanes. >> reporter: particularly maria believes in the partest corners of the world. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> now we contacted attorneys for both leasing companies mentioned in the report. but we didn't get a chance. so if you are thinking of flying overseas, the faa does have a list of countries it thinks doesn't meet minimum a

ball, jeter gets the call, dejesus is robbed.n said yes on a very close play. >> >> in pursuit of his second win of the year, nick swisher with a second homerun in as many days. that was the end of the day for harden. matsui made sure he would be a winner. in the 7th. number 8 of the year for him. a's break the spell the yankees had over them with a 4-3 win. >> >> twins also lost 11 straight to detroit, but they started out runs on the board early. twins had a 2-0 lead, stretching it to 4-0. joe nathan wrapped things up in the ninth, victor martinez to the left. big catch, twins end the streak that dated back to september of last year, winning 4-1. >> >> tough times for seattle mariners who at fenway park took a 1-0 lead over the red sock. red sox answered with 3, two- run single, big hit. boston wins 3-1. the 1,000th career win for terry frankona. fourth straight loss for the mariners. >> >> still happening at a snail's pace, but there continues to be progress in the nfl labor situation. lawyers for both sides are working throug

dejesus puts the team on top with this double.he a's break it open in the sifntle conner jackson, with this one deep to left. later that same inning, sizemore delivers another two-run homer. the a's win. here's the american league all-star lineup. detroit, avia is the catcher. the infield has adrian gonzalez, and cano, rodriguez, and jeter, the outfielders are bautista, jeters', and ham -- hamilton. the game is tuesday in phoenix. >> since 2003 either roger federer or rafael nadal has won the men's single title in wimbledon. today novak djokovic tried to break the string. he assure himself of the number one ranking. the serb indicate out strong, takes the first set in the second, djokovic was all over the court. gets to this drop shot and comes back with one of his own. nadal won the third set but djokovic would not be denied. this was championship point. captures his first wimbledon title. gets his fifth straight win over nadal this year. >>> the final round of the at&t national began with sacramento's nick watney and rickie fowl

. >> petra dejesus? >> she's en route. >> commissioner angela chan? >> present. >> commissioner carol kingsley? >> present. >> commissioner james slaughter? >> here. >> commissioner julius turman? >> here. >> we have a quorum of commissioners and also joyce hicks of the office of citizens complaints and the chief of police. >> thank you, lieutenant falvey. welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the july 13, 2011 police commission hearing. ladies and gentlemen, tonight is what we call our discipline night so we have some closed matters, disciplinary hearings which by law have to be held in closed session so we have a very light agenda before that so we now move to line item number one which is general public comment. >> item number one, general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not individual commissioners or department or o.c.c. p

[applause] >> commissioner dejesus wanted to say a few words. >> i also want to thank all of the awardees tonight. i also want to acknowledge our officers give time, energy, and oftentimes money in the community they live in, as well as to the children in those communities. lt. henry parr is the coordinator of the housing authority but is also active in the operation dream, which gives toys to children in the housing -- over $25,000. they will start distributing those toys december 20 through december 23. we are going to post and on the website. i just wanted knowledge, in doing your everyday work, they give so much time to our community, and this is a wonderful thing to do to give toys to the children of those in the housing authority. thank you. [applause] >> now we will have the medal of valor presentation for sgt timothy paine, sergeant james o'malley, sgt gregory kane, officer william eleiff, and officer steven stearns. [applause] >> on may 5, 2004, a round in o'clock p.m., there was an attempted kidnapping of strangers of a woman and her son. the suspect proceeded in a chevy trailbl

dejesus puts the team on top with the two-out, two-run double. the a's break it open in the sixth. jackson takes kennedy deep to left. the ball just gets out. later that same inning. scott sizemore delivers another two-run shot. the a's0. 7-2. gonzalez is 3-0 with a 1.29 earned run average. manager bob melvin phoned gio with the good news. >> when i saw the number, thought, who is this call? went back to sleep. then he called again and again, and i finally picked up and i was like, hello? and he was like, hey. it's bob. it's your manager. i want to be the first to congratulate you. you're an all-star. >> here's the american league all-star lineup. three yankees in the infield, cano, rodriguez, and jeter. the outfielders, bautista, granderson and hamilton. the game is a week from tuesday in phoenix. >> since 2003, either roger federer or rafael nadal has won the men's title at wimbledon. today djokovic took on nadal. by reaching the final, djokovic already assured him of a number one ranking. the serb came out strong. took the first set. in the second, djokovic was all over the cour

. >> commissioner petra dejesus. >> present. >> commissioner angela chance?present. >> commissioner carol kingsley? >> present. >> commissioner james slaughter. >> here. >> commissioner julius terman. >> here. >> you have a quorum and joyce hicks at the o.c.c. and commander tim tomioka. >> thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the wednesday, july 6 san francisco police commission meeting. ened we'll have commander tomiaoka sit with us until the chief arrives. dr. marshall is en route. tonight's calendar, we have a lot of closed session matters we'll be dealing with in closed session at the close of the calendar. they're disciplinary matters. so we'll start with what we need to do at the beginning which is line item number 1 >> the approval of minutes, an action item for the following meetings, june 1, 8, 15th, and 22nd of 2011. >> thank you, lieutenant. commissioners, you have those minutes in your packet with the caveat we had a discussion regarding the fact these commission meetings are recorded and the best record of these meetings will be

joe marshall, commissioner james slaughter, commissioner petra dejesus. we are also joined by chief of police george gascoign. also with us are the it assistant chief. this isn't she said of the operation pirro. assistant chief denise schmitt. deputy chief john murphy, enforcement and security at the mta. commander sandra tong of the airport bureau. commander james dudley of the airport operations bureau. commander daniel mahoney, chief of the operations staff. commander daniel lazard, chief of investigations. this is a time when we stop and offer special members of the police department. these are members who have distinguished themselves through their bravery and dangerous situations. it is important to note one of the criteria for the medal of honor this one failed to -- failure to take such action would lead to center. these are actions above and beyond call of duty. at this time, i would like to invite the chief of police, cheif gascon, to come up here and speak. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. this is a special moment in policing movie get t

next batter, dejesus with the bases loaded. oh, lines to teixeira. double play. game over.ankees win 7-5. yankees have won 16 of 18 against oakland. >>> hey, big day in the little town of cooperstown, new york, as baseball malof fame opened its doors to trio of inductees. roberto was joined on the stage by long-time baseball executive pat gillick and pitcher bert i blyleven. strong indications we could be less than 24 hours away from the end of the longest work stoppage in nfl history. multiple reports indicate the players and owners have reached agreement on the remaining points needed in their ten-year labor deal. the nfl pa is making plans for a major press conference tomorrow. the new agreement will still require a majority vote from the players but that part of the deal is considered to be just a formality. that is good news for nfl fans everywhere. >> absolutely. thanks a lot. >>> coming up next, we'll show you -- >> we'll see wer. l.ight >> all right. we'll show you how sand can make you a whole lot of money. >>> itsd it's a work of art that only lasts a few hours. t

dave dejesus, are they going to win this thing?ined it, hit it on the money right at teixeira, you get a free. they teach you little league, freeze on a line drive. jesus a heartbreaker, they have lost 14 of the last 16 in new york. >>> row better to al a march, pat gillick, bert by lemon inducted into the hall of fame. he finally got the inaugurated after 14 years of eligibility. he recalled the first phone call he made after his big league debut in 1970. >> i remember my dad, who was a huge frank howard fan, we talked about the game a little bit and, finally, he asked me "well, son,," in his dutch accent,"how can frank howard do against you" i said "dad, 0-3 and i struck him out once. dad? dad?" he hung up on me. he wanted frank howard to take me deep. mid- ride. t >> 21st and final stage tour de france. largely ceremonial really. that's why can i tell evans is enjoying some bubbly mid-ride. race wind up in paris on the champs p's derelease a. after four years of french. mark cavendish. mon dieu, the 34-year-old evans finishes be

watch david dejesus. like ane adventure out of the fly ball.rf but does make the catch. 7th homerun of the year. two-run game. to the ninth. cocoa crisp. this is going to fall. weeks scores, that ties the game. seattle would answer in the 10th. ryan rolls into the tailor made double play but cliff pennington can't turn it. franklin gutierrez scores and that is your game winner, man, 4-2 the final. >>> tiger woods has not hit golf balls for sneerly two months due to an injured left leg including his knee and achilles tendon. no surprise when announced he would not play at the british open. he said he will not return to play until he is 100% healthy and claims he made a mistake playing at the player's championship two months ago. he still has the pga championship coming up on august 11. >>> raggedty ann watches for the tour de france. for the -- pardon my french. >> evans takes it in a photo finish. over the defending champ by that much. when i think about it, tiger woods, i don't think he should even come back this year. get himself healthy. onl

making him sell them or our own become less competitive because one of the things that nazis politics dejesus all pervasive the murdoch empire is so pervasive in the western world this is an opportunity to take a real knock out of. yeah murdoch has always been hyper competitive that's what's more it's him is that a good thing or a bad thing and b i think it's a wonderful thing actually media western media used to be a gentlemen's club publishing television newspapers it was taken on by patricians who sort of knew felt that they knew the objective truth and what what people should know murdoch broke through that and said you know what there's a whole stratum of people lower class mostly lower class working class people who actually have a different point of view than the new york or london elites he tapped directly into that and made a fortune not by pushing an agenda on them but actually understanding who they were i think it's actually highly elitist to suggest that murdoch is sort of planted ideas in people's minds he simply understood what they wanted and then not is not just about politic

production by dejesus would be huge for oakland in the second half. put the game away in the sixth. conner jackson got into a kennedy pitch. homer number two for jackson, makes it 4-1. later in the inning, after the a's had scored another run. sizemore scored another run. the a's get five on the inning for a 5-1 lead. gonzalez worked out of it, he fans johnson again to end the inning. gonzalez gives up just one run in five hits. it's good for his eighth win as oakland takes this one 7-2. after the game gonzalez wasn't hiding the fact that he hoped to be an all star. >> absolutely. it was a secret goal of myself. i wasn't trying to announce it, but i would lie to you if i said for sure i'm going to make the all star team. there were a couple of times i had hick ups on the road and i tried to keep us in the game every time. it was a fun journey, and to be selected it just made everybody at home happy. i'm definitely going to celebrate with my family tonight and enjoy, probably take them to a nice restaurant. hopefully mcdonals sounds good. >> the giants

but he was a race when harrison got dejesus to ground out.angers win 2-0 to complete their four game sweep as the a's manage just six hits. >>> certain equipment comes in handy on a warm and muggy day in new york. the a's found a unique way to lose to the yankees. hills tries to pick up robinson. throws the ball away. third baseman sean rodriguez never had a chance. shields allowed just six hits in 8 innings. elliot johnson goes down on strikes with the final out of the game. nine strike outs for sebastia as he improves his record to 14- 4. >>> the u.s. women's world cup team played a game today for the ages in the quarter finals against brazil. just second from elimination the americans put on an all time finish to move into the semi finals. dresdin the city that hosted the u.s. against brazil and the u.s. upjumped to a lead with a match not only two minutes old. brazil deani trys to control but instead puts the ball in the net. u.s. takes a 1-0 thanks to the own goal by brazil. stayed that way until the 68th minute. that's when the great ma

conor jackson rips to right center to make it a second and david dejesus will score.sses the plate but the catcher misses the ball. nothing like stretching with a segar in your mouth to get ready for an -- a cigar in your mouth to get ready for an athletic endeavour. 61-year-old tom watson, 167 yards will watch it after hitting it with the 4 iron and wind up with the 15th hole in one of his life and he made the cut as well. >>> another american, lucas glover, at 70 tied for the lead at 4-under. at no. 2 he will set himself up very nicely for a birdie which he'll convert. we'll use the 2009 u.s. open champ. 42-year-old darren clarke, 2- under 68 and a 90-foot eagle putt and the special talent of being able to have this ball leave a nice yellow line into the cup. that's an eagle. 26 other golfers are within four shots of those coleaders. that's the sporting life for your friday night. >> all right. thank you. >>> before we go we want to bring you new information about the deadly shooting in hayward. at the top of this newscast we reported the victim was shot to death wh

conor jackson rips to right center to make it a second and david dejesus will score.sses the plate but the catcher misses the ball. nothing like stretching with a segar in your mouth to get ready for an -- a cigar in your mouth to get ready for an athletic endeavour. 61-year-old tom watson, 167 yards will watch it after hitting it with the 4 iron and wind up with the 15th hole in one of his life and he made the cut as well. >>> another american, lucas glover, at 70 tied for the lead at 4-under. at no. 2 he will set himself up very nicely for a birdie which he'll convert. we'll use the 2009 u.s. open champ. 42-year-old darren clarke, 2- under 68 and a 90-foot eagle putt and the special talent of being able to have this ball leave a nice yellow line into the cup. that's an eagle. 26 other golfers are within four shots of those coleaders. that's the sporting life for your friday night. >> all right. thank you. >>> before we go we want to bring you new information about the deadly shooting in hayward. at the top of this newscast we reported the victim was shot to death wh