the point is that if we allow the companies on an annual basis to publish these statistics, it it's going to simply provide additional information out there as new companies come online and pop up you may have a company that for a period of years shows no orders and then all of a sudden starts showing orders and that conveys a message that says, we have the capability to collect this now. the more detail we provide out there and the more we break this down by authorities and companies, the more easy it becomes for our adversaries to know where to talk and where not to talk. what we have agreed to allow the companies to do is to report the aggregate number of times in which they provide information to the government and that seems to me is an adequate way of providing the public the information they need to know about the minuscule proportion of times in which that actually happens and breaking it down nurt in our view crosses the line of the balance between transparency and national security. >> we'll have to have testimony from privacy people and google to talk about thatting a gra gags.

transparency act, a bill that would allow companies and require the government to publish basic statistics about how the government is using its national security surveillance authorities. particularly in the wake of recent revelations about the nsa's surveillance programs, we believe this level of transparency about what companies do and don't do in response to government demands is critically important for three reasons. first, the american people and policy makers have a clear right and need to know this information so that they may have a more informed public debate about the appropriateness of the government's use of its authorities and to better ensure those authorities are not misused or abused. second, the company have a clear first amendment right to tell us this information. and the government as tempt to gag them from sharing even this most basic data or even to admit that they have received foreign intelligence demands at all is clearly unconstitutional. indeed you'll see this prior restraint at work in the room. even though everyone in this room knows and understands that goog

moving on, the october comprehensive statistical report. you have those reports in your packet, the monthly summeries of complaints received and disposition thereof from january to october 31, 2013 and the companion report. i'll focus on mediation a bit. before i do that, in brief, through october 31, the occ opened 618 cases and closed 603. we have sustained 30 cases as of october 31 for 5 percent sustained rate. now moving to mediation of complaints in october. eight office of citizen complaints were mediated in october, compared to five in october 2012. between january 1, and october 31, 2013 for a total, 50 cases were mediated, compared to 53 during that same period last year. the chief adjudicated seven cases investigated by the occ and he adjudicated those cases in october. the seven cases included a neglect -- three neglect of duty cases where separate officers in separate incidents failed to collect traffic stop data. each officer was admonished. in another case a sergeant's car was towed and was driven by an unlicensed driver, but

stapling -- statistical sampling. i would like to add to the record two pieces of testimony that suggested that the an assay could be able to estimate how have had their information collected under foreign intelligence authorities . testifiedexander, you that the nsa employs over 1000 mathematicians, more than any employer in the united states. the princeton professor and former technologist for the federal trade commission said yes to mother government has the ability for the number of citizens. to the number associated by the companies. you want thatony, -- company by company disclosure -- this concern makes sense. i have difficulty reconciling your testimony with the government's actions with respect to major companies like google. the government lets google published the national security letters it receives each year and the numbers -- the number of users affected. director of nsa and cia gave a speech in which he "gmail is the preferred internet service provider for terrorists worldwide. -- worldwide." that is a

have town go over seas scat scramble pound sand get out of our statistical sites get down beat get out of the air troika don't want to see your poor hungry face in our national accounts no mo. oh bugger because we've traded you for some ghost ships of death fraud and the collateral call has come in so generation emigration get the freaked out of here you know we don't want you no mo stacy is this true max we were in ireland over the weekend and of course we did see the representatives of the go ship of death fraud represented by the troika congratulating ireland for cutting unemployment low and behold though you look down below and you see that the young unemployed have been receiving letters from the government suggesting we move overseas he says get at it down well there's statistics and then there's economics and unfortunately the troika because they're guided by academic theory and technocrats on the inside they look at statistics but they don't look at the actual economy on the ground if they can't see the forest for the trees they look only at their little screens and they look a

the troika because they're guided by academic theory and technocrats on the inside they look at statistics but they don't look at the actual economy on the ground they can't see the forest for the trees they look only at their little screens and they look at their part charts and they look at their algorithmic trading mechanisms but they don't actually look outside the window and see that people are suffering and that they could benefit from some real economics which would put some premium on a youth that was having an active participation in the economy generating organic growth they don't see that because they're cyborgs because they're half machine because they're they're built in a petri dish somewhere they're not even human and they're trying to advise big lot of conduct of economy is disgusting well it's also the first example you see here of this belief that we don't need human is we don't need real capital we don't need real wealth we just need to go pots and financial derivatives and that will be that's our economy we don't need the human beings we're not leaving assembly to be he

the troika because they're guided by academic theory and technocrats on the inside they look at statistics but they don't look at the actual economy on the ground if they can't see the forest for the trees they look only at their little screens and they look at their pie charts and they look at their algorithmic trading mechanisms but they don't actually look outside the window and see that people are suffering and that they could benefit from some real economics which would put some premium on a youth that was having an active participation in the economy generated organic growth they don't see that because they're cyborgs because they're half machine because they're built in a petri dish somewhere they're not even human and they're trying to advise people out of conducting a clone of me is disgusting well it's also the first example you see here of this belief that we don't need human is we don't need real capital we don't need real wealth we just need algo pots and financial derivatives and that will be that's our economy we don't need to use human beings we're not leaving assembly to b

there's been no intimation from the department of justice that publishing statistics concerning nsls has damaged national security. we approached the doj about expanding our reporting to include aggregated statistics about fisa requests that we may receive. we were disappointed the justice department refused. in june we filed a motion for declaratory judgment before the foreign intelligence surveillance court, asserting a first amendment right to publish this type of information. the doj repeated that it would allow companies to add the number of domestic law enforcement and national security requests together and report the sum as falling within some broad range. but this would be a significant step backward for google's users in the broader public. rather than promote transparency, this proposal would actually obscure important information about the volume and type of all government demands that google may receive, not just national security demands. as i mentioned, google already discloses aggregate statistics about domestic law enforcement demands and have done so since 2010. pub

now coming up after the break, we investigate crime statistics inside police sources speaking out. the city of san jose getting caught in a numbers game. >>> the numbers don't lie. or do they? san francisco's biggest city boasted that gang crime has gone down considerably. but high-ranking sources in the san jose police department revealed the city was playing a numbers game with crime statistics. investigative reporter broke the story. >> it was the night before memorial day. >> he's got headphones on, listening to his music. it wasn't that he was fearless. he had no idea how much danger he actually was in. >> d.j. watkins was murdered on his way home from working at game stop. just three days shy of his 21st birthday. >> police told you that was it was a gang-related murder. >> gang related. >> jarrell watkins said hez nephew just moved here from ohio and he was not in a gang. but he was in a known gang neighborhood at the too many of his murder. >> my nephew to get baptized four weeks to the day that he died, that's somebody who knew that their time was up. >> d.j. was gone. but

ray went over board with it and his police department status out, and you don't keep the statistics for that. and no, all of the cops were overreacting to it and guess what? the man is back. and bill is back and the police and you got the man and we get the man right here. san francisco, and thank you chief, sir. >> thank you, clyde. >> good evening, commissioners. >> dianne carpio, resident of city and county of san francisco, for only 20 years my daughter is in need of... and i took a peek at the agenda tonight and noticed that there were reports that were going to be discussed. and i tried to root around to find this so i can participate and maybe provide some public comment on that item, but it was not posted on the website anywhere. and so, i have been doing some research on maybe providing any more sysnctic and useful report for the occ and i looked at the annual report and the quarterly reports and the chief's reports that were on line for occ complaints and kind of did my own little statistical analysis to try to piece together pieces of information that were reported, but that

the technology support and some resources so we began already to fliesh in our minds given the statistics off and the truancy and all the other issues but what trafrd with our meeting i met 12 principles who were passionate about their sites and the families and each of them developed a whole list i have things they kind of wished in resources were not a limit what could they do to create a pitcher with the city and private entrepreneurs to change around the equity issues. that agenda was created at it first meeting. i delivered we had 12 enthusiastic principles who were passionate about teaching and wanted to best and were not afraid to step out of the box and suggest to richard and the school board it was not about being taken over by anything it was about a promise that we made a long time ago we would invest in collaboration with everyone to come up with the best ideas were we sat down at that meeting with susan and the sales forces folks and began that conversation. i want to say this is just the beginning. we have found great partners in sales forces foundation and certainly mark an

we did get some more recent eviction statistics from the rent board since their reporting period ends in february, as i mentioned. so here is the 12-month period for 2013 and there were 166 evictions reported for the 12 month period ending september 30th. for the prior year, the 12 month ending september 20, 2012, there were 105 so we see an increase still and higher than what was reported in february. this map is sort of a quick snapshot showing where ellis act evictions have been concentrated. the darkest colors show where the highest numbers have been 20 2000 and 2013. you will see the intermission and the castro eureka valley noe valley, the next, it's the blighter shade of blue is haight ashbury. this is where most of the evictions were concentrated between 2009 and 2013. the numbers are there by neighborhood. what we've put next to them is changes in property values during that period as recorded by the assessor recorder. that's counting all kinds of properties, that includes commercial property as well as residential and as you can see a number of the neighborhoods outpailsd th

are those statistics because we know how under reported incidents of this. so for instance when we say that still today in france that they are seventy five thousand women are raped and this is the bee's does not mean that they are older for it to that this is an estimation based on a clause to ban centers like an. it says is that one three one my mind i knew it i knew for a word for domestic financing and violence against women in general. so it's an association with austin police the first shows us the station and estimation and so was seventy five thousand. rates every year and the only talking about wanting it so. from eighteen years old so we see that is still tremendous and we have to act because it's just not normal that in a country like ours and there is still such a high level of science and we need to act and to tackle me and anthony nation the event on twitter we have are a response from that those that commit violence against women are kids from our families educated in our schools so honestly. a person who's in who's sending that feels increase

the statistics show that the number of breeding stock has increased by more than twenty percent in two thousand. well compare the two thousand and eleven the local farmers began to export beef company so me and moscow. in this export volume amount will increase. of course it would take time the celestial blue ocean the deputies criticized the ministry of regional development which cannot implement the program through development and started a new one. the deputies say that this approach is not acceptable. so we think that the government in the ministry of regional development in particular did not have a clear vision of implementation of this important task set by the head of state. i leave them by mcconnell says that to your work on the memos to the law on some soil and some still use progress is very slowly. therefore there is no investment in contract. she appealed to the head of the government to change the situation. i knew that at the opening of the third poem into recession the president stressed that the adoption of amendments to laws on some sewing and some so used as the most

a bill that would allow companies to publish basic statistic. we believe this level of transparency about what companies do and don't do response is critically important for three reason. first, the american people and policy makers have a clear right and need to know the information. they may have a more informed public debate about the appropriateness of the government's use of the authority and a ensure they are not misused or abused. second, the companies have a clear first amendment right to tell us this information. and the government's attempt to gag them from sharing this most basic data or even to admit they have received foreign intelligence at all is clearly unconstitutional. indeed you'll see this prior restraint at work today in the room. even though everyone in this room knows an understands that google has received foreign intelligence surveillance act process. google's representative is the one person in the room who cannot admit it. third, greater transparency is urgely necessary to restore the trust in the u.s. government and o

i would rather take the hit on what the appearance of our statistics are. and in terms of well, we have continued something, for a while, so therefore, our getting and turned around does not look as good as it did before. and rather than risk the idea of someone who has committed an ethical breach that is under our jurisdiction, we have not done anything about it. and nobody does anything about it. because we don't get back to it. i understand what you are saying about the idea that nothing prevents us from refiling. or taking on a complaint again, after it has been dismissed. but, in my view, generally, once you dismiss something, unless something happens to red flag it for you. >> what you are proposing or the help with the process where we put the referrals and the cases for the particular file and we will automatically review them after a certain amount of time but we are getting into a policy discussion that is not on the agenda, i don't think that we should carry. >> that is something. >> recommendation for a future meeting. >> and i do think that, an

that is not what the statistics say. it was a look back at how much turn there was in the marketplace, not a projection of what was going to happen. >> isn't it true, according to the congressional budget office that 156 million americans get their health insurance from their employer sponsored health care plan in 2013? the office estimated that because of the failure to keep the promise on the white house website, 78 million americans will not be able to keep their lands as promised. >> i don't have any idea what that statistic is. there are about 170 million that have employer-based coverage but i don't know the statistic. >> i would commend the estimate to you which is what congress depends upon. 78 million people will not be able to keep their employer- provided coverage. this is a false statement that this administration has consistently doubled down on and repeated time and time again. the only thing i can conclude is that it is impossible to do something in this administration that gets you fired. you can lie to t

so rendering and i reviewed with the folks the statistics and we've gotten one big one was the improvementsols being the number one improvements last year in all of the public schools in california the rainy day fund in our school district was beginning to pay off. what's going on behind that and we discovered the big drop off in the middle schools that's where the truancy starts and the resources were very much lacking even though we had as a city the elementary schools and the high schools were getting some great attention and the college track who's here today we've partnered with them and their i they've been there and we're participating there see teachers of america were there and they really wanted to bust you up this effort but we saw the middle schools being the caljic so i asked for the names of all the school principles and i got that and we met with them and had the first real lunch and we talked. with that we also were able after the first dinner meeting we had our first donations that susan and ron gave and said before you talk about this large system show us what you can do w

but high sources revealed the city was playing a numbers game with crime statistics. investigative reporter broke the story. >> reporter: it was the night before memorial day. >> listened to his music. he was fearless. he had no idea how much danger he actually was in. >> reporter: d.j. watkins was murdered on his way home working from game stop three days shy of his 21st birthday. >> police told you it was a gang-related murder. >> reporter: jerrell watkins said his nephew just moved here from ohio and was not in a gang but in a known gang neighborhood at the time of his murder. d.j. was killed near oak grove football field where he planned to coach football with his uncle. >> my nephew got baptized four weeks to the time he died. that's somebody that knew his time was up. >> reporter: d.j. is gone. it's the stories of others murdered. >> up don't want to experience that. >> reporter: the message police were about to send the public. >> statistically we're doing great. >> reporter: that would soon collide. >> we're not that stupid. >> reductions in gang-related. >> g

really harrowing statistics my it's one of the one of the issues never discussed of course is p.t.s.d. according to the american psychiatric association more than three hundred thousand veterans of the wars in iraq and afghanistan have been diagnosed p.t.s.d. . twenty five percent of all of that are and suffer from this kind of mental disorder some kind of disorder what does this say about the long term future that veterans face here well we even know today that they're having trouble getting into the health care system whether it's the military health care system of the v.a. system i mean we heard stories of veterans having to wait six eight ten months to be able to make an appointment with the mental health professional and if you're feeling suicidal or homicidal or very depressed i mean you need help right away you can't wait eight months to see someone and that's one of the things that the v.a. needs to deal with i think they're slowly improving but they still have a quite a ways to go where you bring up a good point and bizarrely not this is actually exponentially grown the numbe

he wants the san jose police department to update its gang crime statistics. back to you. >> tha you, jenna. >>> it'sappened again. thieves have broken into a san se elementary schl classro and stolen laops. this time they hit galarza elementary scol. officials say during the weekend, someone broke inside a locked classroom and took 19 apple notebooks. one student, not hpy when he heard t news. >> those aren't cheap. they cost a lot. some cost like $000. >> the tft happened two weeks afte one at river glenn elemtary. 31 kinr books wer slen there. >>> new details on a story we reported tsday night. a missg college student from san francisco has been spotted reportedly in the south ba some people have come forwa saying they may hav seen him in san jo. they told police heooks confused. however, his family ys he does not have a history of mental illness. >>> apaward winning journalis facing prison time for protecting his soues is in the bay area tonight "the new york mes" rorter is fighting a demand and talking about the government prosecuting the press. at uc ber

different question -- i was just looking on the web and there's statistics that still 20, 25 percent of the public doesn't use credit cards and have you thought about accessibility issues for people that don't have access -- >> we certainly have and we have work to do there but we have reached out to taking a page out of dc's book and reached out and begun talks -- there's no way of requiring -- now we have credit cards and information technology we can track who has the bikes but so the idea would be to partner with an organization like bank on sf that gives people access to credit and gets into the financial system so that's one strategy and also a number of strategies that we're looking at and i'm acutely aware that although bicycle sharing is an extremely affordable mode of transportation the only more affordable is actually walking but there are barriers to it and we're working on it. >> i'm glad you guys are focussed on it i'd love to hear what the solutions are. do you have any sense on how users have done with accidents involving first time riders do you have any sense of how

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tour guide and talks the wonderful things about the campus they should be looking at the crime statistics which are no matter college you pick they already higher than you expect. and find and making sure that whatever schools your child picks they know that and take every precaution to make sure they are not a victim. it doesn't mean the victim is at fault. but look there are bad people out there. and they are going to do bad things. and sometimes it's rape and you should be doing whatever you can to arm somebody >> is it the college's burden to i mean, when you go to college presumably you are 18 of age, is it the college's job to protect you from rape? more than they are doing so now? according to the report is not very much >> i think colleges should be doing more. 18 is not old enough to drink anywhere in this country. if you are not enforcing those laws that is one thing. age for consensual sex. >> colleges have a huge responsibility when i was in college just the other day, a few years ago, cheating was a big deal. we knew if we cheated we would be kicked out. i feel like men are g

in my research i randomly came across a sad statistic according to the montpelier a center for the constitution only twenty eight percent of americans have actually read the constitution although the overwhelming majority claimed that they understood some of it and now we see why the constitution especially the bill of rights are getting whittled away the average person doesn't really know what their secret covenant with the government actually says which means the government can get away with reinterpreting the agreement to suit their needs and not yours because no one is the wiser but if you think i'm going to see blue ridge american how dare you then you are wrong the problem is that any kind of philosophy or

. >> and okay, so, i am here on behave of the fire department to present the statistics for the last six years of fires in san francisco. so, this map shows the concentration of fires that have happened since 2008, to current. these fires are anything that is considered incinderary in nature and that includes, the fires but a simple fire and a smol dering fire or a trash can fire an auto fire and the wild land and outside vegetation and also the structure fires. >> you can see the density of the mid market and the residential areas have a higher fire rate. and then this slide shows the time of day, and the month that the fires generally happen. >> you can see that january and july are the highest, and you can infer that january, was maybe homeless, trying to stay warm in january, in lighting vegetation fires and that sort of thing and, perhaps, july just being more people are outside and enjoying the weather. the fires and that is about 80 percent, and the next are the bedrooms and the common areas like the living rooms and that sort of a thing, for the top three, you can see that th

if you look at the statistics that shows the amount of housing built there's a distributor correlation. when the revision was here and we were not having any affordable housing built as you've notice in the last few years up to 35 percent has been proposed for affordable housing but there's a direct correlation and the other thing there's concern about the exiting stock and people being displayed from their homes the more new housing takes pressure off the housing stock. i want to throw in any feelings. in the last few years we've definitely understood the connection between accident two and have approved several projects to make the city better >> commissioner wu. >> a commission comment is not the right place but there are diverse issues on that. >> i would second that comment in addition to this morning there was an encouraging article that mayor lee supervisors kim, avalos, campos and count ii all are trying to find ways to mitigate the crisis we're obviously in. >> if there's nothing further department service directors announcements and a good afternoon, commissioners just a coup