ashley at my office in helping to coordinate this item, i want to thank our police department again, or da, and all of you for being here. let's make this hope. with can take the motion to continue to the chair without objection. >> that concludes today's agenda. >> thank you. the meeting adjourned. >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. it's better to take some of the stuff off the fences so people can look at the park. >> the street, every time, our friends. >> i think everybody should give back. we are very fortunate. we are successful with the company and it's time to give back. it's a great

ashley at my office in helping to coordinate this item, i want to thank our police department again, or da, and all of you for being here. let's make this hope. with can take the motion to continue to the chair without objection. >> that concludes today's agenda. >> thank you. the meeting adjourned. everyone. all right. welcome to the show i'm sorry. government and oversight actually, we have a pretty exciting agenda today, i'm your chair to my left is supervisor david campos and i'd like to send a special thank you to our staff and they promise to make us look beautiful. thank you sf tv. do we have any announcements? >> yes, please silence all cell phones and all cards should be committed to the k. one. >> to authorize the existence of abandon vehicle fee. >> thank you i'm the sponsor of this piece of legislation and i had the pleasure of working on that with my colleagues. this would reauthorize our cities abatement fee and collect a one dollar fee to help the program. it was reauthorized in 2002 and will expire if not renewed. last year the funds appropriated $515,000. okay. we have ms.

ashley at my office in helping to coordinate this item, i want to thank our police department again, or da, and all of you for being here. let's make this hope. with can take the motion to continue to the chair without objection. >> that concludes today's agenda. >> thank you. the meeting adjourned. test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test >> the meeting will come to order please call the role. >> (calling names) >> thank you, very much. we have a quorum any comments on the minutes? i'll entertain a motion >> second. >> public comments on the minutes? there being none all those in favor signify >> the motion carries now we're under general public comment whose going to go first? the cost of a true general >> beauty before age. >> (laughter) >> just a minute human resources that was really funny. and he's nothing but a baby underneath. but good evening. i would like to state that some parts maybe on your agenda today but at our meeting at the south facility meeting it was broouth brought to our attention that was on the agenda that the commission made a motion to send to you all that

down area shia it is that we're seeing as we look at that what if the alternative is to get divorced or da you know if you don't agree to get divorced you risk death you could think you're going to youngish if not in our neighborhood they shot a woman in front of her husband and children for the unique reason she was shia and he was sunni except you know she. this morning i'm not just leaving baghdad i'm fleeing baghdad. but the city gates the soldier who checks our passports tells us yet another attack a scar to the capital. was. another checkpoint on the road to babylon we present our passports and passes. a country apprehensive. the sky is like twilight i feel like i'm wandering in the kingdom of the dead it's raining sand. prayers have punctuated each day on the road i sleep while he converses with his god. amidst the wind blown sound appears the mythical city of babylon. in his delusions of grandeur saddam hussein emerged himself to be its king the heir to throw the president of the iraqi republic saddam hussein in one thousand eight hundred eight inaugurated the restored city of baby

certainly occasions when officials, either because they're unsure or in abundance state and local if there is a provision in the form 801 that the da or someone there in that office could not sign, then we certainly would advise not to sign it. >> supervisor /waoepbler. wiener. >> i'll withdraw. >> this is a motion to amend, correct? >> i will not be supporting the motion to amend. we are not the enforcement agency for whether to file an 801, the ftpc is. they said that an 801 is not required. i don't see why would we require this when the enforcement agency says it's not. again, everything has been disclosed. it was disclosed in the 803, it was disclosed in the resolution pending before us today. i don't see what the point of inserting this here is when, if we really think this is that important, someone can introduce legislation and do it the right way and the way that we pass these requirements with a fully vetted public process. >> supervisor campos made a motion. is there a second? seconded by supervisor avalos. >> overall, as i stated at the beginning of this conversation, i don't really feel comfortable approving this. feel

raise taxes or else. da lin on the dilemma facing a bay area city. >>> reporter: hercules is facing a project deficit of $1.2 million for the next fiscal year. the city manager says if voters don't pass a utility tax hike in june, the city would likely disband its police department. >> just imagine what this kind of message sends out to criminals. it's open house in hercules. >> reporter: hercules would instead contract with the contra costa county sheriff's department for police services. councilman dan romero worries response time would be slower and crime would spike in this bedroom community. >> catastrophic. our whole populace will be in danger. >> reporter: the city manager says measure a would bring in about $1 million, allowing hercules to keep its police force of 21 sworn officers. the current 6% tax on gas, electric, water and telephone bills would increase to 8%. hercules residents would also pay an 8% tax on cable tv. long-time resident charlie clark plans to vote no. at 88 years old, he can't ev

da. the city attorney as you know can initial enforcement action if the director of planning or public find non compliance with the da and this has been asked and we con fermed that the board of supervisors under the city attorney to initiate an accident on whether the other part of the city does anything. moving forward we think it's not add advisable on any community groups but we do recognize a more robust process and enforcing the da and we're proposing to make that process more robust which leads me and i'm sorry, there's one thing i wanted to mention because it's a fact buried in the da. material changes, so the da distinguishes between material and non material changes should the city ever want to make changes and the da hear sets a low threshold on what is a material change and specifically any change whatsoever to a community benefit, even if the undupe mri indicated patients goes from 20,000 is a change that needs to go to the board. it's going to be very minimal and minor things, actually have to come to the commission but not to the board. so there is no change to the da, whatso

will be approved once an 801 is filed, not because it's an admission that somehow the da did not follow the rules, or somehow in this particular case there was no compliance with state law, but simply because from a public policy perspective, we don't have a separate set of rules for one official as opposed to another. i like what supervisor kim presented, that we approve this with the understanding that there will be a filing of 801, so that not because in this particular case the ftpc says you have to file it, but that we as a city believe that as a matter of policy it's a good thing for that 801 to be filed. i like the idea of approving it with the understanding that an 801 will be filed because i do think that it's important for us to make sure that we create a path for this issue to be resolved, but also to make sure there is consistency moving forward. i think that approach that supervisor kim suggested is a very creative way in allowing us to be consistent and also find a resolution for this. >> i know this is a little bit of discussion in the budget meeting. would you -- >> we had a lengthy d

the saying that money is speech when it's not speech it's property or the corporations or persons or the da. profits or persons are not private corporations i'm just going back to the law itself and social welfare at the time it was passed by congress was meant to include things like working for good government working in elections but it wasn't meant to be the primary purpose of these groups just saying that's what the law is it's ok for these groups to be doing some political activity why don't and that's that's what it was good i would like to buy the law. so what if it was a bad law. i mean why oh why not why don't we all agree that we should all know if somebody is trying to influence the discourse in america in america whether it's political or whether it's economic for that matter i mean you know monsanto went into california spent millions and millions of dollars to defeat a bill that would have required the labeling of genetically modified organisms i think there are a lot and i think there are a lot of good examples so i mean if you look we say if you're going to spend that money

. >> this is general question for the da and police whether or not we have an effort to, as you were saying, sort of bridge that understanding of the transgender population with those that don't understand the population. is there some effort being made at this point whether it's through your department or any department in san francisco. >> as i mentioned -- i assume you're talking with the communality? as i mentioned, and i'll speak to the police part and i believe rebel /ka you can speak to the da's office. one thing we're working towards -- the lbgt safe zones. >> district attorney's office. >> thank you for the question. we've had trainings for the office and [inaudible] victim services advocates as well as our prosecutors on these issues. we have had a conversation about doing a /p-b lick awareness campaign and will continue that conversation. >> is that conversation inclusive of the school district? a: yes. >> yes. >> if you don't mind, we have a number of young san francisco citizens who are visiting our chambers today. welcome to the committee. can you talk a little bit abou

saint like is 120 beds and it will open based on the da 24 months or less or fewer offer cathedral hill. instead of the 80 beds at saint likes with a 20 operating commitment, st. louis are be at 120 beds and more sustainable. they'll have excellence and senior committee health. standard have advices are provided in acute hospitals and a new medical office building needs

and so now we have 17 open investigations in all, having an active da and or criminal investigation. at this point, as we talked about before, the administrative investigation is totally behind the criminal investigation. are there any questions? >> commissioner chan? >> thank you for your presentation. so i wanted to ask about the march 19, 2013, discharge review board session, i want to know if there is anyone from tactics at this session? >> there was. >> sergeant wally chin who is the range master is assigned to the academy. and he is a training and staff member. >> and that was it. that was the representation? >> yes. >> and is that just so if i could try to recall my recollection here. normally do they have the range master there, i know that the chief and i talked about adding someone from the tactics to the academy, not to see if someone is in or out of policy but what lessons are learned. >> yes, that is standard. >> so that is the change? >> no. our gos... >> it is standard. >> okay. in fact we have the range master who is part of the academy staff. >> that is what i though

each of us have had the privilege of serving in the same or da asputy assistant it is called.ach of us has had to tackle some tough challenges. many of the issues we confronted then and now are the same. that is why i thought it would be interesting for you to hear about the evolution of detainee policy, the law, the practices, and the reality from the four da. i would be amiss if i did not acknowledge the many thousands of uniformed military personnel who worked with distinction in implementing the taming policy day in and day out. i would like to acknowledge the civil servants who have worked on behalf of the across two administrations to shape detainee policy. each of us could not have done our job without their help. one of the civil service is a guy named john who was not able to join us. he was that acting da over the past four years. thank the head of delegation for the red cross and his predecessors. on behalf of all of us, let me say that the confidential dialogue between the united states has been a vital importance. thank you for coming today. today's format is quit

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these piles because to somebody, this is what's left of their home, to rescuers, this is on or another potentially das situation. people can't go wandering in there even though they feel like they should be allowed to because those are their belongings. they have to be careful. they are asking people to please stay away because what i understand, they are experiencing a problem with so many people coming to this area. there are people who want to help, understandably. there are people who want to know what's going on. they have to wait. this is a time when it's very difficult to be patient. but it is required. >> alicea, i would imagine that all of america right now is praying for those missing third-grade children, trapped in the rubble behind you at that collapsed elementary school. so... describe physically how the rescue workers are doing it? how do they do it? >> reporter: well, they are doing it in a multitude of ways, actually, gregg. they have bobcats out there. they have other tractors out there. they have shovels, they have dogs that are going through and trying to search in areas where it i

saint like is 120 beds and it will open based on the da 24 months or less or fewer offer cathedral hillinstead of the 80 beds at saint likes with a 20 operating commitment, st. louis are be at 120 beds and more sustainable. they'll have excellence and senior committee health. standard have advices are provided in acute hospitals and a new medical office building needs to be built within five years or the city has the opportunity to do same. on health care, cpn shows hey baseline of 30,000 unduplicated patients and that's their obligation and $8 million in other services, it must be the partner and you're familiar with the new med-cal beneficiary at 5,400 and these are commitments and don't -- they'll fund an $8.6 million health care innovation fund and you're familiar with that. it insures the innovation fund to 5cent. on the how longing, it's $4.1 million to replace housing physically, displaced and 36.5 million through the mayors office for housing through affordable housing. local higher and work force training, 30 percent local higher, mere is the local higher ordinance and 50 perce

. >> cleveland 911 police, ambulance or fire. >> yeah da nd we've been in this house. says her name is lin berry. moved over here ramsey is a of the hous e kidnap victims da berry and michele k were he helped berry escape mon t and called . even mcdonald's thinks ramsey is a the time is 6: the whistle on the ben tack. th s who cl fficials ignored a call f a r diamond >> ramsey is a neighbor of the house where kidnap victims amanda berry and michelle knight were kept. he helped berry escape, called police and even mcdonald's thinks ramsey is a hero. >>> time now 6:10. blowing the whistle on the benghazi, libya attack. the witness who says officials ignored a call for help. >> and a $50 million diamond heist pulled off like clockwork. the massive breakthrough in the case. >> and it's one thing to lose luggage. but one airline's mistake has a family asking, how could this happen? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, their home this morning... forced out by a runaway cabe driver crashed into the drive >>> a walnut creek family is out of their home this morning forced out by a runaway

fogle making that very same, up front, cash offer for spying over the phone. [ speaking russian ] >> da or nyet? is that real? the truth is we do not really know what's going on. maybe ryan fogle is a real spy and that's his real wig that he picked for his spy job, but consider the timing here. they arrested this guy on monday night. on tuesday the u.s. ambassador to russia, who the russian government hates, he was scheduled to do a twitter q&a with the public. ask the ambassador anything. he was scheduled to do that on twitter at 2:30 p.m. local time on tuesday, and at 2:30 p.m. local time on tuesday, that is exactly when the russian government released the news they had arrested this spy, this guy in the terrible wig. hey, here's the pictures. here's the video. "the washington post" pointed out that timing this week. then the day after they announced the arrest, that's when u.s. secretary of state john kerry had his big high profile meeting with his equivalent in the russian government, with the foreign minister. it's a really embarrassing thing to happen before the meeting, right? then

these piles because to somebody, this is what's left of their home, to rescuers, this is on or another potentially das situation. people can't go wandering in there even though they feel like they should be allowed to because those are their belongings. they have to be careful. they are asking people to please stay away because what i understand, they are experiencing a problem with so many people coming to this area. there are people who want to help, understandably. there are people who want to know what's going on. they have to wait. this is a time when it's very difficult to be patient. but it is required. >> alicea, i would imagine that all of america right now is praying for those missing third-grade children, trapped in the rubble behind you at that collapsed elementary school. so... describe physically how the rescue workers are doing it? how do they do it? >> reporter: well, they are doing it in a multitude of ways, actually, gregg. they have bobcats out there. they have other tractors out there. they have shovels, they have dogs that are going through and trying to search in areas where it i

. >> at this time the process obviously the da's office comes out or internal affairs, the detectives, and there's a full review of the incident and -- and -- they'll be reviewing everything that transpired out here. >> police are also hoping witnesses will come forward. >>> a judge has sentenced a southern california woman who kidnapped her dprand daughter from continue cost county and then tried to pass her off as her own. 60-year-old erica galle fwshgso will spend 8 years in prison for nabbing the four month old in 2011 from a bas net inside her son's home. police say prior to that, she threw a fake baby shower. gallego's attorney says she suffered from mental illness. >>> a bay area teen known for her musical talents and academic ambition was remembered tonight. 19 years after her still-unsolved murder. 14-year-old jenny lin was killed in may of 1994. this evening, family and friends held an anniversary ceremony and a walk through town. lin's father tills kpix 5 the memorial services and music programs held in jenny's name help him cope with the loss of his daughter. >> we can't g

them up for success and oftentimes whether something is a grand theft from a person or a robbery and the decision the da might make and we know what that is and i think that can be quite confusing. >> thank you. chief maybe you can explain what percentage -- i know i talked to the officer assigned to us tonight from southern station and said he had a surpiewt recently and it was called off. how often do the supervisors call off the chases? >>i think it's important to make the distinction. i appreciate the comments. the decision to in fact the pursuit and the real time decisions, split second decisions, those are made by the officers. it's a monitoring of the pursuit that is made by the supervisor and depending on the rank of the supervisor it's starts with a sergeant but oftentimes whoever comes on the air is the senior ranking officer responsible for the pursuit. i wouldn't know the percentage but i hear pursuits canceled all the time in progress so i think it's important to make that point also that this is a clarifying order. the sergeants -- supervisors have always been required to monitor pursuits

that it will be approved once an 801 is filed, not because it's an ssn that somehow the da did not follow the rules, oromehow in this particular case there was no compliance with state law, but simply because from a public policy perspective, we don't have a separate set of rules for one official as opposed to another. i like what supervisor kim presented, that we approve this with the understanding that there will be a filing of 801, so that not because in this particular case the ftpc says you have to file it, but that we as a city believe that as a matter of policy it's a good thing for that 801 to be filed. i like the idea of approving it with the understanding that an 801

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da. that ends my presentation. happy to answer questions or wait until after public comment. >> thank you. >> thank you, ken. >> now we're going to move on the langgy approval. there's many requires for the cpmc five new buildings, i'm going to go through the key at a high level. and they're in detail in your pocket. the approval before you today includes april mrikable to the new buildings and general plan for the cathedral hill planning. and section 101.5 findings for the five buildings and saint luke, conditional youth authorization at all three near term campuses, office allocation at saint luke and general plan referral at saint luke and the da that covers all the systems. at the saint luek campus, it will create the chavez medical use and would allow the floor area of ratio 2.6 to 1. it would allow a hike to 145 feet at the tour and 105 feet for the balance the campus. the map will be updated to reflect this new sud. at the cathedral hill campus, the amendment would create the medical use sub district and allow deviation from planning co

(das gupta) a raga has got only six or seven or eight basic phrases, each lasting for five seconds.ow, if you are going to give a two-hour recital, what are you going to do? even that precomposed portion, the theme, that would possibly last for a minute at best. how are you going to fill in the rest of two hours? improvisations and improvisations. [ensemble playing a raga] (narrator) since the late 18th century, composers of western art music have left little room for improvisation. instead, they have relied on the score as a blueprint for performance. however, the interpretation of that score by the musicians is an essential element. [ensemble playing classical music] (ying) even though you have that limited parameter, there's an infinite variety in the number of ways that a given passage can be played. for instance, you can have the same passage of music, and one person could play it very nobly and heroically, and another person could play that very same passage of music and bring out maybe the more thoughtful and reflective quality of it. and the interesting thing was both of tho

through that and look for ways to stay in touch so that property ject does not go da, and show up on your doorstep five or two years from now, having not said anything in the interim. we are hoping that those kinds of communication opportunities will be available. >> thank you. >> commissioner rilely? >> yes, now that we have heard it loud and clear, parking is a real issue, so, i'm looking forward to hearing your next plan. how to take that into consideration, to not take a lot of parking spaces away as well as accomplish what you need to accomplish and i personally go to polk street and bush for meeting all of the time and now i find that the garage, the parking garage on polk is always full, so i have a real problem finding a parking space to go to my meeting. so, i guess that we need to take a look at how to keep the existing parking space. as well as how do we maybe, allow, if mta is not going to build any more garage and maybe allow the private sector to build the garages to meet the needs of the neighborhood, thank you. >> commissioner o'brien. >> so, a couple of comments, one seems to be a real ex