dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so dr. marshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that he i remember the fact rallies at city hall we were concerned and we knew we had to do something that was creative and hoped we'll do small business week that worked sometimes you get a lot of people together maybe you can't come up with something but with a few of us in my offers and the bayview i was concerned the fact police commissioner and we met in my office i remember about you know several meetings and one dwayne jones and vincent's should be here affirmative ac

dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so dr. marshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that he i remember the fact rallies at city hall we were concerned and we knew we had to do something that was creative and hoped we'll do small business week that worked sometimes you get a lot of people together maybe you can't come up with something but with a few of us in my offers and the bayview i was concerned the fact police commissioner and we met in my office i remember about you know several meetings and one dwayne jones and vincent's should be here affirmative ac

dr. marshall and joe affordable housing and chief suhr sorry. >> (laughter) i'm the queen bee so the fact next speaker is such a special leader and an inspiration to all of us trooerd the fact epitome of compassion and self-less and caring it was her vision to bring this to chinatown they working hard with the fact council to make sure that happened please help me welcome any dear friend and known as the mother teresa is a annie chang ceo of the self-help for the fact elderly (clapping.) >> thank you adrian and good morning, mayor supervisor peskin and naomi and chief suhr, dr. marshall and richard and my friend sarah on behalf of the apa council i council that sarah and i represent we went to the mayor two years ago and said mayor, we know you run a very, very successful community ambassador program but i think that is time; right? to bring it to chinatown because the fact problems we were seeing so i said to report back to you during the fact lounge of the ambassador program sarah and i walked the fact chinatown all over and later when i go to the house to see the fact reception we aske

dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so dr. marshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that he i remember the fact rallies at city hall we were concerned and we knew we had to do something that was creative and hoped we'll do small business week that worked sometimes you get a lot of people together maybe you can't come up with something but with a few of us in my offers and the bayview i was concerned the fact police commissioner and we met in my office i remember about you know several meetings and one dwayne jones and vincent's should be here affirmative ac

dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so dr. marshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that he i remember the fact rallies at city hall we were concerned and we knew we had to do something that was creative and hoped we'll do small business week that worked sometimes you get a lot of people together maybe you can't come up with something but with a few of us in my offers and the bayview i was concerned the fact police commissioner and we met in my office i remember about you know several meetings and one dwayne jones and vincent's should be here affirmative ac

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dr. marshall. >> welcome back and you never left. the last thing we needed at this city tal juncture was to lose our president and former president. so i'm glad and breathing. keep on meeting and keep on moving. great. >> all right, sergeant, please call the next line item. >> item 2d, commission announcements. >> okay, colleagues, we do have a meeting scheduled in the central community meeting on may 18th so we're going to be here at city hall on the 4th and 11th like normal, but we're going to angendize discussions around these policies. so if everybody can come prepared to discuss those issues and where they are coming down so we can try to sort it into a couple of options. the 18th we're in the central and so -- and we're dark on the 25th. so we will be back again on june 1st to have a subsequent discussion, see if at that point we've landed on a couple of options. we do hope, like i said, that during the month of may we will hear back from doj and be able to incorporate recommendations at our discretion, then let's hold june 8th

dr. marshall. >> welcome back and you never left. the last thing we needed at this city tal juncture was to lose our president and former president. so i'm glad and breathing. keep on meeting and keep on moving. great. >> all right, sergeant, please call the next line item. >> item 2d, commission announcements. >> okay, colleagues, we do have a meeting scheduled in the central community meeting on may 18th so we're going to be here at city hall on the 4th and 11th like normal, but we're going to angendize discussions around these policies. so if everybody can come prepared to discuss those issues and where they are coming down so we can try to sort it into a couple of options. the 18th we're in the central and so -- and we're dark on the 25th. so we will be back again on june 1st to have a subsequent discussion, see if at that point we've landed on a couple of options. we do hope, like i said, that during the month of may we will hear back from doj and be able to incorporate recommendations at our discretion, then let's hold june 8th

dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so drmarshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that he i remember the fact rallies at city hall we were concerned and we knew we had to do something that was creative and hoped we'll do small business week that worked sometimes you get a lot of people together maybe you can't come up with something but with a few of us in my offers and the bayview i was concerned the fact police commissioner and we met in my office i remember about you know several meetings and one dwayne jones and vincent's should be here affirmative acti

dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so dr. marshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that he i remember the fact rallies at city hall we were concerned and we knew we had to do something that was creative and hoped we'll do small business week that worked sometimes you get a lot of people together maybe you can't come up with something but with a few of us in my offers and the bayview i was concerned the fact police commissioner and we met in my office i remember about you know several meetings and one dwayne jones and vincent's should be here affirmative ac

dr. joe marshal. reverend richard baker, reverend brown.[inaudible] john monroe and rachel killshah. >> good afternoon supervisors tang, cohen and mar. my name is julius turman and vice president of police commission. as you have seen here as emphasized, commissioneloftus approaches this commission from a very community based voice and as you can see balanced from the other side is commissioner mazzucco who focuses a lot on the department and how the policies and procedures effect the officer population. together having served as a vice precedent under both of these commissioners i can telt you that it is a equal balance between the two to make sure that the outcomes, the work we do as a commission is both effective, audience driven and accomplishes the goal. there is a lot of work to be done in the police commission. we understand that we are at a critcome time critical time in san francisco and the nations history. we need commissioners like commissioner mazzucco who understand the officer perspective from being raised in a house of offic

dr. marshall to introduce himself. >> dr. joe marshall. i run a youth program called alliance and free and i've been on the commission for a long time. >> for my report as the president's report i think the chief covered most of it. we have a fabulous academy class graduation, 3 officers from oakland, 42 officers from san francisco, very diverse, very enthusiastic. it was great to see so many enthusiasm. we also had the st. patrick's day parade and it didn't rain until we were through. we met with the richmond cpab, thid they >> may have been mentioned already, i spoke yesterday at the national meeting, noble, on community and policing. chief spoke on the panel after me and joyce i saw your name after that so we were well represented and had a good reception. >> item 3d, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future police commission action. >> anything to add to the agenda tonight. >> just want to check, which day are we on for the social media policy? i know we have a scheduled day, i just want t

dr. marshall to introduce himself. >> dr. joe marshall. i run a youth program called alliance and free and i've been on the commission for a long time. >> for my report as the president's report i think the chief covered most of it. we have a fabulous academy class graduation, 3 officers from oakland, 42 officers from san francisco, very diverse, very enthusiastic. it was great to see so many enthusiasm. we also had the st. patrick's day parade and it didn't rain until we were through. we met with the richmond cpab, thid they >> may have been mentioned already, i spoke yesterday at the national meeting, noble, on community and policing. chief spoke on the panel after me and joyce i saw your name after that so we were well represented and had a good reception. >> item 3d, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future police commission action. >> anything to add to the agenda tonight. >> just want to check, which day are we on for the social media policy? i know we have a scheduled day, i just want t

dr. marshals show street soldiers and they are saying why is this happening.the common thread of officer involved shootings are people in crisis. the crisis intervention became a important part of what we did as a commission. it isn't tradition for police officers but give them a cit badge. the interest is phenomenal. you heard the numbers a little over 500 officers trained and have seen it and gone to the class. i have seen in it in operation on street and it saved lives. when we had that award ceremony for the officers it a shame the public didn't see that. that was 9 officer involved shootings that never happened. i sat there and had tears in my eyes of the presentation and hear the officers and what they did. there is complete buy in. it has to be get better and need to protect it and when we wlook at the use of force policy wree doing that. it is a delicate balancing the officer safety versing public safety. cit is a big component and will get better at that and think we'll get to a point where we love to eliminate the officer involved shootings. i have t

dr. joe marshal. reverend richard baker, reverend brown.[inaudible] john monroe and rachel killshah. >> good afternoon supervisors tang, cohen and mar. my name is julius turman and vice president of police commission. as you have seen here as emphasized, commissioner loftus approaches this commission from a very community based voice and as you can see balanced from the other side is commissioner mazzucco who focuses a lot on the department and how the policies and procedures effect the officer population. together having served as a vice precedent under both of these commissioners i can telt you that it is a equal balance between the two to make sure that the outcomes, the work we do as a commission is both effective, audience driven and accomplishes the goal. there is a lot of work to be done in the police commission. we understand that we are at a critcome time critical time in san francisco and the nations history. we need commissioners like commissioner mazzucco who understand the officer perspective from being raised in a house of off

dr. joe marshal. reverend richard baker, reverend brown. [inaudible] john monroe and rachel killshah. >> good afternoon supervisors tang, cohen and mar. my name is julius turman and vice president of police commission. as you have seen here as emphasized, commissioner loftus approaches this commission from a very community based voice and as you can see balanced from the other side is commissioner mazzucco who focuses a lot on the department and how the policies and procedures effect the officer population. together having served as a vice precedent under both of these commissioners i can telt you that it is a equal balance between the two to make sure that the outcomes, the work we do as a commission is both effective, audience driven and accomplishes the goal. there is a lot of work to be done in the police commission. we understand that we are at a critcome time critical time in san francisco and the nations history. we need commissioners like commissioner mazzucco who understand the officer perspective from being raised in a house of of

dr. marshall you know a lot about it mrs. hicks we don't talk talk about it is an inconvenient topic the reality people are people people are people and greg you're not but people that work for you that are you said you'll root them out you i take it e it's your call, sir rooted them out. >> next speaker. >> >> good evening and welcome. >> >> thank you i'm going to read this i'm a little bit nervous i'm linda i've lived in san francisco for 40 years and raised any two sons i was speaking about london london the police are pleased to please you that didn't seem to be true here why is that well, people are upset of people being killed by the police exaggerated their threatened why do the police them in danger when one thing no longer knows one is a person it is easy to jump to conclusions and too often the threat end up dead the police should stop and think first for instance, alex what would have happened the officers stayed in their cars and used they're loud speakers to communicate at the drove up the hill and jumped out of

dr. marshall to introduce himself. >> dr. joe marshall.un a youth program called alliance and free and i've been on the commission for a long time. >> for my report as the president's report i think the chief covered most of it. we have a fabulous academy class graduation, 3 officers from oakland, 42 officers from san francisco, very diverse, very enthusiastic. it was great to see so many enthusiasm. we also had the st. patrick's day parade and it didn't rain until we were through. we met with the richmond cpab, thid they >> may have been mentioned already, i spoke yesterday at the national meeting, noble, on community and policing. chief spoke on the panel after me and joyce i saw your name after that so we were well represented and had a good reception. >> item 3d, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future police commission action. >> anything to add to the agenda tonight. >> just want to check, which day are we on for the social media policy? i know we have a scheduled day, i just want to ma

dr. marshall you know a lot about it mrs. hicks we don't talk talk about it is an inconvenient topic the reality people are people people are people and greg you're not but people that work for you that are you said you'll root them out you i take it e it's your call, sir rooted them out. >> next speaker. >> >> good evening and welcome. >> >> thank you i'm going to read this i'm a little bit nervous i'm linda i've lived in san francisco for 40 years and raised any two sons i was speaking about london london the police are pleased to please you that didn't seem to be true here why is that well, people are upset of people being killed by the police exaggerated their threatened why do the police them in danger when one thing no longer knows one is a person it is easy to jump to conclusions and too often the threat end up dead the police should stop and think first for instance, alex what would have happened the officers stayed in their cars and used they're loud speakers to communicate at the drove up the hill and jumped out of

dr. marshall you know a lot about it mrs. hicks we don't talk talk about it is an inconvenient topic the reality people are people people are people and greg you're not but people that work for you that are you said you'll root them out you i take it e it's your call, sir rooted them out. >> next speaker. >> >> good evening and welcome. >> >> thank you i'm going to read this i'm a little bit nervous i'm linda i've lived in san francisco for 40 years and raised any two sons i was speaking about london london the police are pleased to please you that didn't seem to be true here why is that well, people are upset of people being killed by the police exaggerated their threatened why do the police them in danger when one thing no longer knows one is a person it is easy to jump to conclusions and too often the threat end up dead the police should stop and think first for instance, alex what would have happened the officers stayed in their cars and used they're loud speakers to communicate at the drove up the hill and jumped out of

dr. marshall. >> you know deputy chief chaplain it is nice to hear as question move forward and make as much process and quibble as we can before you are use of force it would be nice a city last week cleveland has picked up on you know some of the things we're doing already and for me because of the work i do all the time i'm talking to love folks around the country and the police commission their ask me what you are doing what are you doing they can about the terrible imagination i know the judge in cleveland you were on talking about our progress report chief you know it is really nice to hear anything we do folks can help the situation and our goal to craft policies that will be the best in the nation it is nice to hear early on it is wonderful to hear. >> so chief chaplain i'm a fan of the training for everyone that is watching and following this you talked about trusted and neutrality and voice and respect this procedural justice train is into xhaevengz at yale and tracey that studied why does someone taunt the cops the raven shows factors that more voluntarily to comply if they're tre

dr. marshall and president of the united states jose and others expressed amazing support in bringing peoplewith different perspectives together with comments from the crowd i referred to them as a splash brothers of the police commission because the inspiration to others to build the support and listen to the community i appreciate them and support the mayor's reappointments of those two community leaders. >> thank you supervisor mar supervisor wiener. >> thank you madam president i also want to express my strong support for both commissioner president loftus and commissioner mazzucco i know we've reappointed and this is been i just as proud to be a member of the board of supervisors i can only imagine how difficult to be a police commissioner because of the policing that is part of national conversation and local conversation are incredibly challenging and divided and navigating a conversation requires an enormous skill both commissioners have shown that leadership i want to express my thanks to them in san francisco. >> thank you very much and i just want to thank the rules committee unde

dr. joseph marshall said the city is moving toward a new use of force policy as quick as possible. >> theyrn to do things different ways. if we want them to do things differently, then have to create different policies and training procedures, and that's what we are trying to do. >> the suspects was flailing his hands with a knife as he is ran toward officers. the knife was raised up as he ran toward officers. >> flowers and handwritten messages now mark the spot on the street. in san francisco, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> san francisco police investigators need your help top find the man and two women in these pictures. the man is a suspect in an assault last week that left the victim with life-threatening injuries. that was in the mission district. the suspect is described as being between 25 and 30 years old and wearing a light blue t-shirt. women involved are persons of interest in the case. >>> president obama will be heading back to washington, d.c. this afternoon after a busy 24 hours in san francisco. the commander in chief was in town to attend a wear of fundraisers and to provi

dr. marshall and president of the united states jose and others expressed amazing support in bringing peoplewith different perspectives together with comments from the crowd i referred to them as a splash brothers of the police commission because the inspiration to others to build the support and listen to the community i appreciate them and support the mayor's reappointments of those two community leaders. >> thank you supervisor mar supervisor wiener. >> thank you madam president i also want to express my strong support for both commissioner president loftus and commissioner mazzucco i know we've reappointed and this is been i just as proud to be a member of the board of supervisors i can only imagine how difficult to be a police commissioner because of the policing that is part of national conversation and local conversation are incredibly challenging and divided and navigating a conversation requires an enormous skill both commissioners have shown that leadership i want to express my thanks to them in san francisco. >> thank you very much and i just want to thank the rules committee unde

dr. madonna from frank the marshall college -- franklin marshall college. a year ago, i might've been on this program talking about my position that this could be a very good year for youth,cans regarding the but i felt that after two cycles of running against barack obama, somebody who really could have understood not only how to connect but communicate and empower young people, but the playing field might be a little more level in 2016 in just a few months before the general election, we see that the net advantage the democrats have generally has gone from plus 15 a year ago to plus 28. when we look at the most likely match of birth november, hillary clinton versus donald trump, we see secretary clinton with a one point share of the vote, compared to only 25 percent for the likely republican nominee. host: 40 you attributing the change to over the past year? is it the candidates themselves? guest: i think it is the campaign, generally. we conducted polls once a semester. it is a collaboration between me and 26 undergraduates from harvard. a year ago, it w

dr. terry madonna, the director for the franklin and marshall college center for politics and public affairs that was my first rodeo. you do this all the time. do the feelings expressed by that group comport with your brand-new franklin and marshall poll? >> yeah, i think they do. in many ways, you know, you heard sort of an anti-government attitude out of some of them, some skepticism about the future, some sense that we've been left behind. you got that out of a couple of people and most of them switched for reasons to vote for a candidate. a few, what we call strategic voters, i call it sabotage voting, meaning they're going to vote for trump because they want a democrat to win the general election, you know, bernie sanders or hillary clinton. but that was a pretty good representation, maybe with one thing missing, and that's the sense of a lot of white working class, blue collar workers who feel that the recession is not over for them, that the economy has passed them by. you've got a little bit of that, but that's another one of the aspects of trump's support, and then lastly, you did h

dr. madonna from frank the marshall college -- franklin marshall college.r ago, i might've been on this program talking about my position that this could be a very good year for youth,cans regarding the but i felt that after two cycles of running against barack obama, somebody who really could have understood not only how to connect but communicate and empower young people, but the playing field might be a little more level in 2016 in just a few months before the general election, we see that the net advantage the democrats have generally has gone from plus 15 a year ago to plus 28. when we look at the most likely match of birth november, hillary clinton versus donald trump, we see secretary clinton with a one point share of the vote, compared to only 25 percent for the likely republican nominee. host: 40 you attributing the change to over the past year? is it the candidates themselves? guest: i think it is the campaign, generally. we conducted polls once a semester. it is a collaboration between me and 26 undergraduates from harvard. a year ago, it was. ab

terry, from franklin and marshall college previews the pennsylvania's death previews pennsylvania's -- -- latest poll ofes millennial views of this presidential campaign. and dr. john, president and ceo of the mayo clinic talking about the recent trends in health care and how the affordable care act is affecting hospitals. it begins live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on tuesday. join the discussion. tuesday, a discussion on the role the senate plays with judicial nominations. senate judiciary committee patrick leahy and warren hatch speak about the issue at the edward m kennedy institute. live coverage at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two terry -- c-span2. tuesday, at hearing on the f 35 joint strike fighter program and its reported software glitches. we will have live coverage from the senate armed forces committee. on c-span3. our c-span campaign 2016 bus continues to travel across the country to honor winners from this years student camp competition. -- student can competition. further honorable mention to higherdeo, "access education is the investment in the future." and then we went to dakota. -- south dakota. and then we went to the middle school in minnesota wher

and fellow for the george marshal fund and a governor of the ditchly foundation and a fellow for the royal swedish society for sciences. would you please give a warm welcome to dr. constanze stelzenmuller? [ applause ] thank you for being here. >> thank you so much. well, thank you for this fabulously warm welcome. and the beautiful state of texas. it's my second or third visit to texas in my lifetime. as always far too short but i can only say i'm thrilled to get out of the beltway. and i just as a way of warning, one of my life dreams has been to spend a summer on a dude ranch so now that i have actually moved to america i have gotten slightly closer to that so if any of you have any recommendations i'm happy to take you up. dear jim, dear hosts, dear ladies and gentlemen, dear students, as to the students, i don't know what you're you've done to merit this punishment. i hope the food is making up for it. as you would have expected the talk i'm going to give you is not the one i was planning to give you a week or even four days ago. title i gave the hosts when they asked me for one was storm over europe which is theatrical enough to get your attention. to the