and hicks as a villa has someone run in. >> gregg, gregg, the consulate is under attack.gg, we're under attack. >> the attackers set the main residence ablaze. and the safe haven filled with thick, dark smoke. more than a mile away, at the ciaannex, tyron wood and other agents get their weapons ready. >> mobilizing a response team there to go to our facility and provide reinforcement and to repel the attack. >> reporter: 9:59 p.m. an unarmed surveillance drone heads to the come pound, hicks called washington, just about 4:00 in the afternoon. >> i called the state department to record the attack. >> did you report to anyone in washington there was a protest in connection to a youtube video? >> no, the only report that our mission made through every channel was there was an attack on the consulate. >> reporter: 4:05 p.m. reports that benghazi special alert mission was your honounde. >> i was notified of the attack shortly before 4:00 p.m. tom donlan was my first call. i instructed our senior department officials to consider every option to just break down the doors of the

hicks, thanks for waiting. my apologies for not calling you your the police department. >> good afternoon supervisor farrell and members of the finance committee i understand why the occ was overlooked because we are part of the police department but we are separate in how we manage our budget. since last week's heairng we did reach an agreement of the minds. we did not have an agreement of the minds on the vehicle for just but i do understand that the board of supervisors, or your committee is taking a closer look at the healthy and clean air transportation ordinance. particularly for departments such as mine that only have two vehicles other clarify with the department of environment the for small fleet such as mine the five percent per year reduction for four years for 20% reduction would not apply to the two vehicles that we have because that result in a 50 percent reduction. i did also clarify that the vehicles at the occ don't qualify as public safety vehicles for an exemption such as the police departmen

. >> director hicks? >> good evening president mazzucco, members of the commission, chief sir, captain falvey and members of the community. i'm joyce hicks, the office of complaints. in addition this evening from the office of citizens complaints are samarra marry marian and the activist and sherrie hall. it's a pleasure to be had are this evening with you about the function of the citizens with office complaints. we are known as the occ. this is the third largest in the united states. this is over passed by the city of new york and chicago civilian oversight agency. the occ was created by a board of supervisors sponsored charter

. >> director hicks? >> good evening president mazzucco, members of the commission, chief sir, captain falvey and members of the community. i'm joyce hicks, the office of complaints. in addition this evening from the office of citizens complaints are samarra marry marian and the activist and sherrie hall. it's a pleasure to be had are this evening with you about the function of the citizens with office complaints. we are known as the occ. this is the third largest in the united states. this is over passed by the city of new york and chicago civilian oversight agency. the occ was created by a board of supervisors sponsored charter amendment in 1982 adopted by the voters and became operational in 1983. we are now 30 years old. the occ was originally in office of the san francisco police department but later placed in the direct supervision of the san francisco police station commission as an independent agency separate from the police department and a civilian agency as the san francisco police commission.

. >> it looks like things have improved director hicks it is the quarterly report? >> just from your letter some things have improved i see late requests is there anything? >> members of the commission. things have improved the police department went through a transition and now that folks know what the deadlines are with documents a so protocol under the leadership of the captain things have improved >> do we have a motion. >> second. >> in favor. >> thank you very much please call general public comment. >> the public is now welcome to address the commission on items that don't appear on tonight's agenda the speakers shall address their remarks to the members as a whole not individually. nor the commissioners have required to respond to questions by the public but may respond. refrain from entering into debates during public comments. please limit our comments to 3 minutes >> ladies and gentlemen now time for public comment. >> evening ms. brown how are you. >> we can hear you speak a little bit louder. >> ms. paulette brown i want to show this little video. >> i

and yes, they were big fans of hicks. and there was a book when he went on the -- run the fbi seized belongings. a teacher had written. i'm not sure -- i don't think common ground was among those. he read all of those and wrote about how much he hated -- it was interesting in the book she mentions the bombing of the jfk birthplace. they found whitey's copy of the book. next to the section he writes in the margin of the book, too bad ted wasn't in the house mary joe would have been happy. you know. >> nice guy. >> he would make a great -- [inaudible] >> your book shows us truth is stranger than fiction. i think the soprano is nothing unwhat this could be if we were watching it. i want you to ask you step away from the role of author and how close you are to it case but journalists, if you were reading this account and just how the fbi and people we look to as citizeny to protect our rights, protect us. how that comprised your livelihood. what you're supposed to. the role of journalist. and if you comment on that a little b

points before we turn into pub hick comment. i believe we have the best police department in the /kupbl /treu and the fact that this police department is having these issues tells me that it must be pretty bad in other parts of the /kufpbl /treu. i think there are many things that this police department has done extremely well. i don't /theup one of them is doing outreach to this particular population. i don't believe that enough has been done to really connect with them and to make them feel like they can come forward. i think a lot more can be done and i ink that there there is an accident and i /tpho*e if any and all can make it happen, [inaudible] will make it happen. so i think that's the /khal listening here is that from what i have seen, there is no trust from this particular population of this police department right now. and so we need to change that. but i think that it's also an issue of resources. it's not enough to say that they have to be given the resources and the tools to make that happen. so i think it's possib

hicks if she could respond to the comments. it sounds like the vehicle that has less than 50 thousands miles and not to purchase a new vehicle but i'm wondering it's necessary to purchase a new vehicle and he also said it's not a reduction of the deputy one position but adjusted on the actual budget numbers >> supervisor mar thank you it for your question. the objection cross-examination cross-examination thought to replace both vehicles because of the clean air ordinance requires that vehicles over 12 years old be retired by 2014. we're simply attempting to comply with that policy and the mayor misunderstand that request and provided us with a replacement. it in the meanwhile, it's atkins the age and for occ it's the functions that we have to perform daily trips to the hall of justice. at a staff with disabled that will not accommodate other forms of transportation. catching the bus with confidential personnel documents a peace officer confidential paperwork. and meeting timelines it would be an inefficiencies and it's not sim

. >> there will be hick ups. we know health care system may be swamped. with people when now have insurance that didn't before.. >> jessica finds rates too expensive it can be hard to afford it. >> latino enrollment was the focus today, similar campaigns will be aimed at african american and asian-american communities. we'll have more on that coming up at 6:00. the president talked about the new revelations about two government surveillance programs defending programs that have been in place since the bush administration. he says the u.s. my strike the right balance as the u.s. fights terrorism. >> i think it's important to recognize that you can't have 100% security and also, then have 100% privacy and zero inconvenience. we have to make choices as a society. >> comments follow revelations the government has been collecting information about phone use in the united states and internet use aboard. >> it's been a nice warm day. but getting warmer tomorrow. and there will be a spare the air day in effect. just a goreus day. >> it's beautiful here irks say i

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also that night in boston, the chairwoman of the boston school committee, louise day hicks was publiclythe boston chapter of the naacp. and so was set in motion a battle over the desegregation of the boston public schools. in the president's hometown. that jack kennedy would not live to see resolved. but we do know whose side jack kennedy would have been on. >> i want to pay tribute to those citizens north and south who have been working in their communities to make life better for all. they are acting not out of a sense of legal duty, but out of a sense of human decency. like our soldiers and sailors in all parts of the world they are meeting freedoms challenged in all parts of the firing line and i salute them for their honor and for their courage. dog barks] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutio

they maintain that that is a clear coverup in their opinion or their clients clients' opin, gregory hicks and the other gentleman whose name escapes me right now. they say her fingerprints were all over in terms of sending ambassador steven to benghazi but somehow that got sanitized before the official report was published. >> and instead of running for president right now she should be diving for answers and looking for answers and truth into what happened instead of trying to cover up what happened. >> geraldo: per popularity, i know you are not here to talk politics but her popularity has dropped significantly since the scandal. even with the lazy hazy days of summer and bad news, houston firefighters dying and tornadoes in oklahoma and all of the rest do you think that people are paying enough attention that it will affect is secretary clinton's political future? >> the washington post reported that 55% of americans believe there was a coverup. i tell you what, don't you think 100% of americans want to know he what really happened? >> geraldo: in terms of going forward with the attorn

but we don't mind the hicks, right? >> you better not! system?se: i grew up as one. >> exactly. these cats started out on this journey without an end point. it's very -- like they were lewis and clark, they were going exploring and they didn't come to me saying we want to that i can this to hear or we want this to end up in a certain place. it's all like what have we got? what are we inventing? >> rose: and like it had a life of its own? >> it does. and this kind of story i'm very interested in the things coming with this and this story with ghosts and real people and what not could be an extraordinary immerseive experience so that's what i'm looking at. i'm probably wrong but it will be an interesting take. >> rose: third time you two have worked together righting? >> um -- i don't know, i talk to him everyday so it's hard to keep track. >> rose: you talk everyday? >> we talk all the time. >> you and t-bone worked on a record that was all acoustic instruments, wasn't it? it sounds like those sun recordings from the '50s. that was a wonderful rec

he knew some come to say rusher, conservatives are hicks and this and that. you couldn't say that about buckley and you couldn't say that rusher. he reinforces that sense that they are pretty smart and sophisticated people. they want to have a round if you can stand that viewpoint here and there. he was another kind of conservative. the younger conservatives tended to admire that and he tried to bring them along in a kind of style. also, as dr. edwards referred to, rusher for quite a while. most prominently on the show called the advocate's. he was the conservative advocate, he was on the debate show and he did extremely well. a lot of people would watch that and say well, we can do that, too. we can be as good as he is. ..

you can see that basically all the bucyk hick has got is a department. look at that.tinguisher. >> you can see the inside of the track and the other cars blowing by him, but look at the big obstacle in front of him. couple of cars spinning out and crashes, but he makes his way around that. he is doing okay. >> it is like somebody race mig grandma's old car. >> look over to the passenger side there. you see an old whisk? now he notices that lanes and lots of them. look at the flame, and look at how quickly they spread. gets out of his seat belt and jumps out dukes of hazard style. >> he comes back and pulled back through the window, and gets the fire extinguisher. >> these are not the prized cars. >> if your car is not set on fire in the second race, you are better. >> at least this guy can say he was on fire in the first race. >> lit the track up. >> thanks for joining us. >> lit the track up. >> thanks for joining us. we will see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com except what it's done to my hair, so i'm doing something new. new age defy shampoo, con

president mazzucco and commissioners, director hicks. the public. and my captain, falvey who is my coach here of my advisory report. i have never seen him non-animated since i have been working with him. he's a great person. last time were you out in our district, we were at our lady of visitation when we are were losing captain mahoney for medical leave and we were in transition and i know tim from when he was the commissioner secretary. i just have to tell you that as cochair of this c pad in this year, captain falvey and i we talk almost every single day. and if not, everyday, every other day or three times a day regarding issues that happen in good conversations that happened in our district. i cannot think of a better captain to have at ingleside. one of the first things that captain falvey said to me when he first got here and he came here from the airport where they had no community meetings and he looked at the list and we had, oh, my god! do i have to go to all of these meetings? and he does and i would just say he's very communicative and

greg hicks' testimony stands on its own.ill bee committee deciding how to go forward on lois lerner and her testimony when she pleads the fifth. some are things she waived her to the fifth amendment when she had somewhat of an extensive statements beyond saying i plead the fifth. how will you be voting on that today? needs tobelieve she come testify. you made my case in your first argument. you said the testimony of lois lerner. when she came and testified. she did testify. she came in to give her side of the story and said but i do not want to answer any of the questions. i think that is the part we're looking at now. we have got to get to the bottom of this. this is not something worthy american public public deserves administration officials not anng able to come to oversight committee and asking questions about an issue that is going on and to simply pleading the fifth and going off after saying, by the way, oh, i do not do anything wrong. said herrell issa, he is then after this vote going to bring her before the commit

housing, what our communities associate with affordable housing is one-third of your income, but pub hick housing is one of the only real resources that's providing that and that's what stabilizes or families. we haven't actually expanded public housing in over 30 years. to have so many vacant units and to have 48 percent of these units have been vacant for more than six months -- we see that on a regular basis. one story i'll share that was one of our members, emma harris. from 1998 to 20308 she was living in an sro with a shared bathroom and she basically contracted diabetes over this period of time because she had no kitchen. she had no way to access fresh food. she's finally got into public housing and it made a huge impact on her health, but that's the kind of thing if we deal with this problem, we could improve the health of thousands of our families and this is what we're committed to working with you on. thank you. the supervisors will be crucial in making this happen so we want to be a part of this fight that happens from here. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hel

hicks, to the sunday talk shows and ambassador susan rice. she blamed this attack on a video.e did it five different times. what was your reaction to that? >> i was stunned. my jaw dropped. and i was embarrassed. martha: that was quite a moment. he was, number one man at that point in our mission in libya and trey gowdy will join us in a couple minutes what he thinks now about this selection of susan rice as head of nsa. bill: don't expect him to hold back. meanwhile rice will be replaced as u.s. ambassador to the u.n. by, samantha powers. foreign policy columnist at "time" magazine among many other positions. served as foreign policy advisor tot president during the 2008 campaign. she advised president obama on the military action to remove former leader, muammar qaddafi. she resigned from the campaign with deep regret after she referred to hillary clinton as quote, a monster. martha: there is new outrage in the irs scandal after a democratic lawmaker tells several of the targeted conservative leaders during a hearing yes, you know what? you guys deserved basically what you g