program uses a vague standard even lower than reasonable suspicion of criminal activity and at high risk of racial profiling. that's not an abstract fear but a fact. i'll read a couple of these out to demonstrate some some of some of the problematic ones we came across. two middle eastern males taking photographs. buying several large pallets of water and a middle eastern male adult who is very un friendly. one of them was reported because he was appeared to be middle eastern and attempted to buy quote a large amount of computers he turned out to be a purchasing manager for a computer center. another plaintiff was reported because of his quote full conversion to islam and so the clear trend is none of these reports include evidence of criminal activity. it's important to realize that those reports when filed by local police can result in the fbi interviewing an individual in the community so the reports i quoted were not filed by sfpd but that's because the public doesn't know the types of reports the department has filed . that is despite the fact that other centers in california h

dratted the activity if you click on the bubbles you'll look at the bar gravel here and what i did i aligned the location outcome similar to what i showed in the did the expenditures have the desired effect did it matter to spend money on consultants we see the layering e by and large the measure e if you look at it closely the rest of the story i'm not going to show the other measures when you look at candidates, however, it was really 50/50 in terms of whether it was consultant spending that helped said candidates and quickly to show you some more of those this is a list of consultants and click on them with information on a pop up table which candidates give the money and what that money is spent for i'm going to turn it over to jeff he'll talk about lobbyists. >> so, yeah so this is one of the sections in the chapter about lobbying and we've seen here a word cloud in i minimal you're familiar with the word cloud essentially each words hepatitis e represents how often a contact from a lobbyist made an association it becomes clear to the user which people are being lobbied so if yo

or children activity or parent activity here at camp mather you are experiencing as a family without get into a car and drive somewhere fill your day with with what can to back fun at the majestic life the essence of camp mather one thing a that's been interesting i think as it evolves there's no representation here oh, there's no representation so all the adults are engine i you know disconnected so there's more connection the adults and parents are really friendly but i think in our modern culture i you know everyone's is used to be on their phones and people are eager to engagement and talk they don't have their social media so here they are at camp mather how are i doing. >> how are you doing it has over one hundred hundred cabins those rustic structures gives camp mather the old atmosphere that enhances the total wilderness experience and old woolen dressers and poaches and rug i do lay out people want to decorate the front of thaifr their cabins and front poefrnz their living room is outside in this awesome environment they're not inviting their guests inside where the berms ar

#activism is a catalyst that leads to organized sustained activism, just look at the eric goner. here is amnesty international there is -- join our twitter action today. the activism is used to -- but sometimes it causes a crack down, and more human rights abuses and turkey. we noticed in pakistan, what do you say that as the trend? how do we navigate around that negative consequence of the about vim. >> unfortunately, or i guess fortunately, in the u.s. we -- if that were to happen, if president obama decided to make twitter unavailable, i'm sure there will be a lot of people that would be upset about it, and unfortunately in other countries are there's less freedom of speech, and where the situation is different. >> and in a way, i think the intention was good there, they wanted to use or utilize social media to drive tension to human rights abuses but i think in a way it perpetuated stereotypes. and how they must do all these crazy things. i think even here at home, we have to navigate how government uses social media, and what implications that has. >> we have about 30 second

there's two activities. the green committee which is about street improvement which we seek grants because we're the second smallest cbd in the city. we have an active event marketing group, we partner well with the noe and profession association. some of the other active communities we have is the harvest festival. this is volunteers from the committee -- from the community who have been doing this for 12 years, and they're still active and they want to put on this festival every year. our partner organizations as i said, who are the noe merchant association and the friends of noe valley and residents of noe valley were able to raise half a million dollars and convince rec and park to turn a parking lot into a public space. it's adjacent to our cbd on 24th at sanchez and vicksburg. we write a lot of grants. we've had grants for street furniture and planter boxes and pavements to parks for the parklet and the best thing wiener did for us was get our prop b funding so we can take the long term plan we develop

we'll be done with the showery activity. microclimates, notice every city will be cool, upper 50s to low 60s. cupertino 61. milpitas 59. mountain view up to 6 on into the peninsula, you'll see temperatures very similar, each microclimate today really not going to find a big variation of temperatures. 60 daly city. los altos, 60. belmont 59. woodside at 58. looking for things to do, we like to tell you what's happening across the bay area. good day to stay indoors if you're dodging showers. oakland asian cultural center celebrating the lunar new year. this afternoon a brief shower in oakland. 61. we'll do it for your high there. another storm system making its way towards the bay area. tomorrow dry day. this system off the coast, going to continue to make its way towards the bay. as it does, as i mentioned, tomorrow a dry day, showers today, those will move out of here tonight. tomorrow we wake up to sunshine all the way through the day. now monday the storm system starts to dive south. it's going to be a fast moving storm sy

have investigated cases involving landmarks protected critical infrastructure and other criminal activity with a potential terrorist nexis and other law enforcement agencies and from the private sector. in response to an inquiry to ensure suspicious activity is not reported as a result of racial and religious profiling officers are familiar and com ply. >> sfpd officers work and take part with interviews with community members concerning constitutional expression and suspicious activity reports involve bomb threats threat to life and property suspicious photography and which would be a violation of department general orders and the domestic investigations guideline. suspicious photography may include capture of sensitive and secure access points involving government facilities mass transit areas and protected infrastructure. >> number 15. sfpd officers visit places of worship and community centers to collect information on community members. no, they do not. and for clarification they also do not visit community centers for any other purposes. >> number 16. how many tips were followed up

the terrorist -- the people who are at guantanamo have engaged in a range of activities from being active on the battlefield to providing support functions to terrorist leadership. it runs the gamut. nick may have more detail. >> i think brian has it just right. it runs the gamut from known senior leader terrorist figures exercising leadership figures in terrorist organizations. some of the names he mentioned but also including the full range of individuals who have played a role in al-qaeda plotting or in providing support activities or support to the taliban taliban. >> so, these are individuals who have murdered thousands of americans, been involved with the planning of murdering thousands of americans, service members, whether they're here on united states soil as with the 9/11 attacks, the u.s.s. cole, where they killed many of our service members, whether it's innocent civilians in syria and iraq. they did not need guantanamo bay to be emboldened to do those activities. so i push back on the president and this administration in that they will kill regardless of whether they are at g

all activity isolated to the right-hand shoulder. look at the effect just a little distraction on the shoulder has. folks slow and start to speed up just past the scene of the crash. this is the slowing you see on the map. all lanes are clear but there was a slower drive developing into a similar pattern as yesterday but not quite as dramatic. haven't had a traffic break or a major problem. just a crash on the shoulder south, right by mission boulevard. now coming down through the area, dumb barton bridge into the south bay, that's the only hangup there. the peninsula side we have a nice smooth flow 101 through palo alto off highway 84 and into san jose. typical northbound build for san jose and silicon valley. you see sunnyvale and campbell moving nicely. looking north to dumb barton, san mateo, san bruno, daley city out of san francisco. union city southbound 880 and looking over to the tri valley looking at the right side of your map you see the standard slowing for livermore as well as 688 down through plezanton and sunol, typica

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that's a fixed activity. but as we come through the program design phase and think more about how quickly we can act, those are some of the areas where i think we might be able to shave some time if we are given the latitude to do that. >>supervisor john avalos: when it comes to assessing the competing rate, the pg & e rate that we are trying to come under or come at for the light green option, that's very predictable, right, we have the right information to the california public utilities commission where the rates are. it's not like it's a moving target that it's going to delay anything. >> it is a moving target that we follow. we know where it is and we participate in the proceedings when it's set. >> what kind of anticipation do we see, we have generally in terms of anticipating any rates that pg & e might try to have for the california public utilities commission. >> they raise their rates about four times a year. the generation of the component of the rates is what are we are talking about and we are fo

activity. also the case that some former detainees have been added to this list of suspected re-engagement candidates and later removed after information came to light suggesting the individual had not after all re-engaged. to quickly run through the numbers brian cited again. 107 or 17.3% of the 620 detainees transferred from guantanamo had been confirmed of re-engagement in terrorist activities as of september 20, 2014. at the same time, the ic assessed presidential 12% were suspected of re-engagement. of the 88 transfers that have occurred since the inner agency process that the director of national intelligence participates in 2009, 68% of those transferred during that time have been confirmed of re-engagement with another 1% suspected of re-engagement. the next unclassified report the intelligence community will put out on these re-engagement numbers is expected in early march and we will reflect those numbers of the recent activity. i can't point them out but say they will largely be in l

it is the residents that will decide the type of activities and services that will be rendered. just to give you a little bit of idea of the neighborhood itself over 1/3 of the households have someone that is 65 or older. . for many of the elders in the community, they're considered house rich, but cash poor. what we mean by that is 82% of the homeowners -- of the elders own their homes, but finds themselves in the dubious position of being able to afford the cost of living in san francisco. this facility is going to be multigenerational so the community connectors program will provide 250 hours of community connection activities or services provide 40 hours of outreach activities establish and provide training to a crew of volunteers or what they call neighbors. these are neighbors going out to help neighbors. they will also be doing a survey of at least 75 people in the neighbor to determine service needs. there is going to be a primary paid position. what i really think is outstanding about this program is they are off to a really good start and they also have an advisory gro

statements or propaganda activities does not by itself qualify as terrorist or insurgent activity and it's also the case that some former detainees have been added to the list of suspected re-engagement candidates and later removement after information came to light suggesting that the individual had not re-engaged. to run through the numbers brian cited, 107 or 17.3% of the 620 detainees transferred from guantanamo had been confirmed of re-engagement in terrorist activities as of september 2014. at the same time, the i.c. assessed an additional 77 former detainees, 12% were suspected of re-engagement. of the 88 transfers that have occurred since the interagency process that the director of national intelligence participates in was implemented in 2009, 6.8% of those transferred during that time have been confirmed of re-engagement with another 1% suspected. in the next unclassified report that the intelligence community will put out on re-engagement numbers is expect the out in march and will be updated to reflect the most recent activity. i suspect those numbers will largely be in li

conversion to islam and so the clear trend is none of these reports include evidence of criminal activity. it's important to realize that those reports when filed by local police can result in the fbi interviewing an individual in the community so the reports i quoted were not filed by sfpd but that's because the public doesn't know the types of reports the department has filed . that is despite the fact that other centers in california have disclosed those reports and the la police department discloses more information in its annual audit and in the spirit of the ordinance sfpd can and should do more to explain the sar activities to the public. thank you. >> thank you next speaker. >> good evening. my name is -- i'm the community advocate of the asian law caucus. thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today and for your continuous engagement with us on this issue. since the passage of the ordinance our community partners continue to receive a steady stream of complaints. community members continue to be subjected to intensive interviews by fbi agents and several of our clients h

like the day-to-day activities rent, utilityiesutilities. so my conversations with them yesterday, the additional funds are going to infrastructure support. support. support. >>broadly, it would be easier for me to look through these things especially when they're fairly small dollar amounts if there were some consistency in the way they're presented so there were specific numbers so it's quick and easy to address. >>thank you noted. appreciate it. >>any other questions or comments from the commission. comments or questions from the public? hearing none call the question. all in favor. any opposed? thank you, motion carryiescarries. now we will be taking item e, which is in the correct order, which is requesting is again, do i have a motion to discuss? >>so moved. >>seconded. thank you. you're on again. >>good morning commissioners. we seek your approval for catholic charities located in the district of san francisco. this proposal is for funding augment services and increase staffing. other proposed changes, catholic charity ises looking to

alice chin who is a leader for the first leader for lean and we have four activities and another on the week of the 23rd and leaders including [inaudible] part of the leadership and we had a lot of changes and continue to make the positive improvements. next i will talk about operations. i will turn it over. >> good afternoon commissioners. i am senior personnel analysts in the operations division at san francisco general and karen hill my boss wasn't able to be here today so i am here in her stead reporting on great things we have been doing at our department. i came on board a year ago so i am brand-new to the city with new eyes and was able to -- we just have been getting together a lot. what you see in the slide is nursing, administration, merit systems, and ron and us there talking about our productivity. we look at our productivity every single day, how many packets we're receiving, how much we're putting out the other door getting done with hiring, and we also are actively problem solving so as barriers arise our partners are there with us and we immediately take it up and if the

our grantmaking activity for 2015, new grants, we cannot fund. to governors, mayors, sheriffs and the like. border security is compromised. there are things that may need to be paid for that are not paid for, things the secret service needs to do. the bottom line of all of this is the department of homeland security needs a full year's appropriation. we need a fully funded department of homeland security. you can see daily some of the challenges we face in homeland security, whether it's the u.s. government, state government city governments, and so forth. we need a fully funded department of homeland security. there are four working days this week for congress. i will be on capitol hill continually to urge congress to pass an appropriations bill for our department before the end of the week. having said all that, let me talk about the good work of all of us about cyber security. cyber security must be a shared effort between the u.s. government, state governments, and the private sectors. it must be a shared effort given the nature of cyber secu

denied there were no requests from outside agencies for access to records of the sfpd and jttf activities. >> 9, related to the number of requests by members of the of the public made for access for records related to the ordinance including the number of requests for document where information was produced, did not exist, the number of requests denied following the report to the police commission in february of 2014 the police department utilized this inquiry in creating this template for this mandated annual report. . >> 10. a description of the role and duties of the members of the jttf f in 2014 the primary role of the sfpd officers assigned to the jttf was to establish a liaison to facility information sharing between the sfpd federal state and local agencies involved in the jttf. sfpd officers work on a team whose mission is to identify potential terrorist plots and to prevent terms prevent attacks before they occur. in this capacity sfpd officers were involved in a weapons of mass destruction case in which an individual suspected of being in in possession of a a. >> sfpd officers h

schedule are the outreach activities and design activities and bring it to our commission. >> okay. thank you. okay, if there is no other comments or parts of the presentation, i believe this is an information item. there is no action to be taken. we can go on to our next item no. 5. city clerk: item nor 5, executive officers report. status update regarding the sfusd on the implementation and opportunities for the undergrounding wires and expansion of the fiber networks in san francisco and b, status update regarding the study of open source elections. >> congratulations. i would like to say congratulations for taking these spots and look forward to working with you in the coming years. this is a quick update. for the 1st one on the underground wires and fiber system. the request that the budget analyst do the report that parts of it is similar to ours and we are waiting for that report to be done instead of waiting for the report. they are in the final steps of finalizing it. it's out for a couple reviews to make sure they have the comments in the report. we should have that out be

but never before have drones taken us inside an active volcano until today.e's power. it's the fissure that erupted atop iceland's glacier, and it's been active the last seven months. >> it is subject to eruptions under glaciers. >> reporter: our journey begins here, 30 cases of gear including a sat dish a satellite phone and generators. and then a two-day trek takes us through the harshest and most beautiful terrain on earth. >> vast vast white landscape. no vegetation or anything. >> reporter: as we drive past the lava you can feel the heat. we were there as the research team set up a mile away from the crater. and here we are, one of the fissures that come off the volcano, and this is one of the most active it's still going. it's been going for 230 years. >> the volcano is what makes this different. it's a chance of a lifetime to come see one of these, and being able to get really really close, using the drone, hasn't been done before. >> reporter: early this morning we were there as eric launched his aircraft. the drone taking us within 380 feet of that v

there's a lot of activity and a 40 of activity. what stuxnet show does however was the rules of engagement for this were not completely formula it would stuxnet was released. we are playing catchup nikon forget what are the rules of engagement for how and when literally something like this. i think i slow down the use of at least attack weapons. there've been people who've told stuxnet was the first that was unleashed precise because of the legal issues around it and also the concerns of collateral damage. and it was kind of the proof of concept to show something like this is possible but i don't know that for sure. i'm assuming there are other weapons that have either been unleashed or have been developed. >> host: would you consider this a stuxnet attack a form of cyberwar for? >> guest: this is the first assembly of up cyberwar for. i know people use the term a law. the user for the ddos the tax in georgia against estonia. and those don't really reach the level of august and cyber warfare to be. or war for in general. -- warfare

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i think the need to produce more cultural offerings as well as night life activities and also just with the new migration of people coming in i think it's important to create more opportunities for people to understand the legacies and histories and how people coexist. >> do you see that happening anywhere right now in the city? >> i think with a lot of the street festivals i think there is opportunity to educate people on the existing communities here and creating opportunities for people to come together. i do think it's tougher for smaller neighborhood groups to put on some of the activities because of the costs involved, so i would like to work a little more closely with those groups around creating more opportunity for them to be able to introduce some new big idea so they can go through the process and able to present their cultural offerings to the city as well. >> what are your thoughts about that understanding of going both ways and long-term residents and new newcomers? do you see that as a need or newcomers need to know the legacy. >> i think it's both. i think it's a dialogu