thank you miss lark. next speaker? >> good evening my name is tom. please don't give me so much information to work with every time i come you seem to give me a lot of information. it's not a good thing. okay. number 1, how are we doing on on the corrupt cop camps? you have had 9 months to work on them. la and london has them we agree that sfpd sgs that sfpd so get the badge cams. so start with captain out in ingle side they do it right they will be eager for the badge cams and you know they are needed in the mission station especially and speaking of that 3 officers convicted in december 1st of them said the reason he did his crimes was because it was commonplace in the mission station -- hmm what happened there? did the internal affairs department do anything about that? no. did the california attorney general do anything about it? no. excuse me for getting a little worked up. the police corruption works you up especially when you are a victim of it and district attorney corruption is no better so the question is what are you doing with the badge c

between lark spur and san francisco. everything else is on time.gular schedule for b.a.r.t., the rest of golden gate ferries caltrain and ace. that's kcbs traffic. ad update on the -- another update on the rainy forecast. >>> we have three computer models we depend on. two of them are saying the north bay is going to be hammered with heavy rain from 5 to 12 inches between thursday night through sunday. the other computer model says lesser amounts of rain but nevertheless it is going to rain here in the bay area by tend of the week. -- the end of the week. right now as we begin the workweek we have partly cloudy conditions in san francisco. with an air temperature of 53 degrees. santa rosa at 43 and now reporting a half a mile visibility due to some pockets of dense fog. so here's what you need to know. out the door this morning, some partly cloudy to clear conditions. clear in livermore and partly cloudy right now in san francisco. some mild temperatures and what i mean by that it's not freezing as you're heading on out. we have so far as of today,

street to south van ness and also new the western border borroweder will take the tenderloin for larking street the first boundary have landmarked the first block is the plaza and westerfield mall the flood building and twitter and several pled not started building projects along mid market and muni and bart station along market street and the republican war hotel i'd like to mention this proposal at the the at least will bring the mid-market platoon under my command i'd like to thank everyone to coming to this important meeting for this turnout and pass this on to our next speaker members n of the controller's office (clapping). >> gag members to the public and commission chief suhr and supervisor kim and everything else in attendance i'm randy ma closure a project manager with the controller's office we've spent the better part of the last year working with the sfpd on this boundary analysis and are here today to talk through the methodology and some of the key drivers and objectives of this analysis so you'll have a good understanding of wla where we are landed in terms of the recomme

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something and i sort of had the summer off before i was going to go to medical school so i applied on a lark to the science fellowships and to my utter amazement ended up getting it and i went to time magazine for the summer before i went to medical school and time was an amazing experience for me because i have always been interested in politics and it was just -- it was -- it seemed so glamorous. i went there and first week i was there they sent me to the u.s. capitol to get up quote from bob dole about the working poor. i had never interviewed anyone and i was a physicist. what did i know about it? so i applied my physics acumen, how am i going to -- all these reporters in the new york times, cnn they are trying to -- he was majority leader at the time, trying to get to him so how am i going to work my way in? i figured you know what? i will hang out by the bathroom because i knew he had a prostate condition and he was going to end up in the bathroom at some point. so the land the holds i was just hanging out by myself and he walked in. and i was so nervous i looked at him tall man and i

career in law enforcement 35 years ago as a deputy sheriff working patrol and it was somewhat on a lark. and 35 years has flown by. my last seven years of my career, i was the elected sheriff of the metropolitan area around seattle. and i never in my wildest dreams thought i would have an opportunity like this. i think anybody having being able to be part of this panel would say this is amazing. we've got the greatest minds in this profession coming together. so anybody that says federal government works slow, not in this panel. not on this task force. it's been quite a miracle. and just such a privilege to be part of this movement and like shawn, i'm very very optimistic about the future. we are at a cross roads, and we've got good people, good will, and a lot of great ideas. so i'm looking forward to putting it together. thank you. >> good morning everyone. my name is tracy mirrors. i have been for the last 20 or so years a legal academic. first at the university of chicago law school, and now at yale. my research has focused on criminal law policy and criminal procedure and trying to

and golden gate ferries offering the extra lark spur ferry at 8:40. that's your latest kcbs drive to work. roberta has the very interesting forecast. >>> so quiet out the door right now but we have a number of different factors going on. good morning everybody. first off, heading out we have pockets of fog developing back through occidental. we also have nothing in livermore now in the development stages. we have mostly cloudy skies in san francisco at 55. we have clear skies you can see the full moon this morning in los gatos and saratoga and oakland and san jose at 51 degrees and the winds are calm. due to the calm winds and the stagnation of the pm the particulate matter, we have unhealthy levels of the pm in the atmosphere today. it's a winter spare the air day. a bit of haze under partly cloudy skies. all right i want to get you ready for our first rain event in 43 days. in fact substantial rain is moving right here into the bay area. it begins by thursday afternoon. then wet and windy conditions on friday. i suspect we'll start to see some urban

and we have as good as for lark spur ferry riders, adding an extra boat for the next nine months adding that extra ferry into san francisco. just to accommodate the overcrowding they see during the peak of the morning commute. a live look at the sensors and coming through the peninsula if you're heading to sfo. all clear through san but a know and millbrae into san mateo. 880 i mentioned that crash approaching downtown oakland already on the shoulder with some debris in the road. southbound 880 at broadway. everything is much improved now and the golden state is also fine with all lanes if all directions, that's your latest kcbs traffic and we can finally talk about rain. it's been a long time. >>> we can talk about rain here and first start with snow. in the cleveland, ohio area, today is groundhog day. punxsutawney phil says expect six more weeks of this. it is currently 13 degrees in cleveland. 9 to 16 inches of snow expected today alone. and so far this season they've seen nearly 50 inches of snow. that usually is their winter total. it's blowing, it's cold there. oh. take a look at

bill: there is back lark over the president's $4 trillion budget proposal. >> there are so many things he could have done rather than sending in another tax and spend manifesto. bill: we talk to a leading in the member of the house ways and means committee. heather: digging in or digging out. an ice storm causing problems across the northeast with ripple effects across the country. comparing isis to nazis lindsey graham says there is a similarity. bill: close to 100 million human beings killed because the united states was not proactive. that's what we are facing again with the jihad. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers including lymphoma, have happe

i am sue lark. started my career in law enforcement 35 yearss ago as a deputy sheriff working patrol. 35 years flew by. the last seven years i was the elected sheriff in king county which is the area around seattle. i never in my wildest dreams thought i would have an opportunity like this. i think anybody having being able to be part of this panel would say this is amazing. we have the greatest minds in this profession coming together. anyone who says the federal government works slow not on this task force. it has been a miracle and such a privilege to be part of the movement and like sean i am very optimistic about the future. we are at a cross road with good people, good will and a lot of great ideas and i am looking forward to putting it together. thank you. >> good morning, everyone. i am tracy near and i have been for the last 20 or years a legal academic first at the university of chicago law school and now at yale. my research focuses on criminal law policy and procedure and undering underi

and to join, my wonderful deputy bob lark, my fantastic chairman marty dempsey, i've known and worked with you before. it's wonderful to rejoin the team with you. i have some special friends here, deputy secretary of energy leader sherwood, i'm very grateful that you would come today and take your time to be with me. all the rest of my team to be, eric ron, thank you all very much for being here. i am honored to rejoin the men and women of the defense department in what is the highest calling, which is the defense of our country. starting today, i want to make three commitments to them, and to the country, and to the president, and to the vice president. and my fellow citizens. the first is to help our president make the best possible decisions about our security and the security of the world. and then, to ensure that our department executes those decisions with its long accustomed competence and effectiveness. and while we deal with the challenges to our national security, i also want to make sure that i help our leadership grab hold of the wonderful opportunities that lie before thi

and to join, my wonderful deputy bob lark, my fantastic chairman, marty dempsey, i've known and worked with you before. it's wonderful to rejoin the team with you. i have some special friends here, deputy secretary of energy leader sherwood, i'm very grateful that you would come today and take your time to be with me. all the rest of my team to be, eric, ron, thank you all very much for being here. i am honored to rejoin the men and women of the defense department in what is the highest calling, which is the defense of our country. starting today, i want to make three commitments to them, and to the country, and to the president, and to the vice president. and my fellow citizens. the first is to help our president make the best possible decisions about our security, and the security of the world. and then, to ensure that our department executes those decisions with its long accustomed competence and effectiveness. and while we deal with the challenges to our national security, i also want to make sure that i help our leadership grab hold of the wonderful opportunities that lie before t

something and i sort of had the summer off before i was going to go to medical school so i applied on a lark to the science fellowships and to my utter amazement ended up getting it and i went to time magazine for the summer before i went to medical school and time was an amazing experience for me because i have always been interested in politics and it was just -- it was -- it seemed so glamorous. i went there and first week i was there they sent me to the u.s. capitol to get up quote from bob dole about the working poor. i had never interviewed anyone and i was a physicist. what did i know about it? so i applied my physics acumen, how am i going to -- all these reporters in the new york times, cnn they are trying to -- he was majority leader at the time, trying to get to him so how am i going to work my way in? i figured you know what? i will hang out by the bathroom because i knew he had a prostate condition and he was going to end up in the bathroom at some point. so the land the holds i was just hanging out by myself and he walked in. and i was so nervous i looked at him tall man and i

we actually went to one neighborhood in lark spur where the street lights went out and the homeownersn but didn't come all the way. very, very dim, hard to read by. we can't turn the computer on. can't cook. can't get warm. >> pg&e says it's restored power to 99% of bay area customers but those powerful gusty winds blowing back into the bay area with the new system are also a major safety threat for workers today. strong gusts can flip the buckets on the utility vehicles or even push them into the power lines. on friday pg&e ordered all buckets down for safety in the two nearby areas. >>> the weather already fouling up travel plans at san francisco international. here's a live pick towards the airport. we just got off the phone with the sfo duty manager, he tells us 24 arrivals and 24 departing flights have been cancelled today and in an hour from now the airport will institute ground dlies for short west coast -- delays for short west coast flights which will slow down the traffic on the runways. stay with us, you can find all the information you need about this storm now on air and

can sumly simply ignore the law enforcement the 22 times the president said we couldn't ignore the larks i agree with him. d. -- the law, i agree with him. for those who say i don't find enough times to agree with the president. here are 22 times that i agree with the president that he cannot do these kind of things on his own and by himself. a year ago february 14, 2013, two years ago the president said "the problem is i'm the president of the united states." now, i could tooley just quit right -- i could actually just quit right there. but of course he said, "the problem is, i'm the president of the united states. i'm not the emperor of the united states. we have certain obligations to enforce the laws that are in place. we --" it goes on. and i get to that point and i'm just -- i don't know quite how to explain as the president i'm sure the president doesn't know how to explain what he said and what he has now done. in september of 2013, my job in the executive branch is supposed to be to carry out the laws that are passed. still in full agreement with what the president said his job

something and i sort of had the summer off before i was going to go to medical school so i applied on a lark to the science fellowships and to my utter amazement ended up getting it and i went to time magazine for the summer before i went to medical school and time was an amazing experience for me because i have always been interested in politics and it was just -- it was -- it seemed so glamorous. i went there and first week i was there they sent me to the u.s. capitol to get up quote from bob dole about the working poor. i had never interviewed anyone and i was a physicist. what did i know about it? so i applied my physics acumen, how am i going to -- all these reporters in the new york times, cnn they are trying to -- he was majority leader at the time, trying to get to him so how am i going to work my way in? i figured you know what? i will hang out by the bathroom because i knew he had a prostate condition and he was going to end up in the bathroom at some point. so the land the holds i was just hanging out by myself and he walked in. and i was so nervous i looked at him tall man and i