i have filed a citizen's complaints pertaining to illegal searches. this was back in august of 2008 in which it was sustained, the allegation of unwarranted action for searching without cause. i have a document if anybody wants her to authenticate it. my point you is that there is widespread corruption. i had the police certainly -- search me in sunnydale. [chime] >> next speaker. >> iw ill see y -- i will see you later, ross. in the district. >> i think he is over here. they do get confused all the time. >> good evening, everybody. my name is robert cochran on the resident council. i liked your open presentation, if you ask 100 people to define community police, you will get 100 dancers. i have been there and i get. i understand that there is a committee policemen advisory board that has been intact for a number of years. i also understand that it is like straining and structure, to carry out the duties that should be. i would like to urge the supervisors and i would like to say to the next police chief coming in, a community resident board, we need t

with practically no time to react to the threat to his life, that does his partner, and a citizen requesting assistance, officer suguitan reacted under tremendous circumstances by discharging his department's firearms and ending on stopping the threat posed by the suspect. officer suguitan, in a split- second, had to act on the threat posed by a his environment and realize that he and his partner and the reporting party were in grave danger of serious bodily harm or death. officer suguitan's actions saved his life, that does it of his partner, and that of mr. smith's roommate, and should be considered heroic. mr. smith considered killing himself and that of the responding officers as evidenced by a phone call the made to his doctor prior to the incident. the message he left his doctor was, just call the cops. the number was inaudible. then he stated, not my house anymore. i am going to try to take them out when they come to take me. it is all over today, doctor. it is all over today. bye-bye. for his heroic actions, the police department has offered officer suguitan the bronze medal of honor

problem, but so is jared loughner a problem, so is timothy mcveigh a problem, so are the people who killed citizens at virginia tech and columbine and so many other places a problem. when a citizen goes from law abiding to kill for religion or some set of ideas, this is something we must pay close attention to, and in my opinion, we don't know nearly enough about it. so in my opinion, obviously, this is a very important topic. i'm focused on it. i've spoken on it. i have written on it and i will continue to be engaged. >> so what did you both hear-- and i'll begin with you, congressman mccall-- about why it is occurring in this community and what more could be done that would be more effect 95 countering it? >> well, in a lot of these cases whether major hassan, as congressman ellison mentioned, a lot of the common thread here are the cleric alwalkie. he had a lot of communications with assad before he killed the 13 soldiers in fort hood, and

police say the suspect, 21-year-old arid uka is a citizen of kosovo, an airport employee and a devout muslim. they say he had argued with the airmen outside the terminal before pulling out a handgun and

i have filed a citizen's complaints pertaining to illegal searches. was back in august of 2008 in which it was sustained, the allegation of unwarranted action for searching without cause. i have a document if anybody wants her to authenticate it. my point you is that there is widespread corruption. i had the police certainly -- search me in sunnydale. [chime] >> next speaker. >> iw ill see y -- i will see you later, ross. in the district. >> i think he is over here. they do get confused all the time. >> good evening, everybody. my name is robert cochran on the resident council. i liked your open presentation, if you ask 100 people to define community police, you will get 100 dancers. i have been there and i get.

my grandmother is a u.s. citizen and today my parents and my sister, my entire family here are citizens. i am the only undocumented in my family. that is because immigration officials refused to follow the law. i will explain why. it took so long to get my parents residency that i aged out. they do not care when you turn 21. they tell you to get in the back of the line. even waiting nine years, they are asking me to go to the back of the line again. i will be 23 by the time i can immigrate to the country legally. in the meantime, growing up, my parents had no idea this would happen. i graduated from college with a bachelor's in political science with a master's i as well. we fought hard to stay in the country. according to the law of the land, i am supposed to be able to use my old date for filing for immigration to the country, but so far immigration is refusing to let me use that old date, so i am in a month now. i cannot go back to fiji because i would have a 10-year ban on me. my mother has a small cleaning busin

and they wanted to get their citizenship, she actually became a citizen because of something called an exceptional ability. to play underwater hockey. now both of them play for the u.s. national team. >> he -- >> there is a national team. >> linden rye gets his green card based on his wife's ability to play underwater lockky. >> correct. >> and goes on then to employ hundreds of people in california with solar technology. >> he was already on his third company here and he still couldn't get it. >> which seems like something you testify before congress about. let me tell you a story about a guy who could not get a green card. employing hundreds and hundreds of americans but his wife plays underwater hockey. >> then he becomes a citizen. >> we have time for one more video. let's see what they pull up. you've done quite a bit of it. >> okay. so you have to know ahead of time, that's the head guy for connect solutions here in silicon valley. he's a professional aerobattic pilot. i am actually scared of flying. so doing this, i was salt laking the whole time. i was going to send my diver up

a small-business owner and a citizen. as a citizen, i see some things have rebounded, but some are strapped for cash, cities, such as san francisco, so i do not think tax cuts are a very viable option. i am skeptical about whether making things cheaper will work. if there is so much empty space in the mid market area, that will drive down rents, and that will make it cheaper. if that does not cause businesses to move in, then making it cheaper is not the issue. as a small-business owner, i am concerned that any benefits i see will be consumed by an increase in rent, and i see the money i pay in taxes as going too good things, the money i paid in rent and not necessarily so. -- the money i pay in rent. chair chu: thank you. >> i would like to see the hands of every low-income tenants who lives in the neighborhood. one of them is mike boyfriend -- my boyfriend, james. trying to find housing for my boyfriend, it took us five months and three weeks to look a landlord willing to rent to us. he had one week left before he was p

that impulse is saying are a citizen of this neighborhood, not only this country we want to be a citizen. we want to build response on our part of that responsibility. that change in the way egyptians are seeing interactions with each other and with public authorities they think is quite remarkable and does bode well over the long run for the transition that does -- it does capture a sense of -- and reinforce a sense of responsibility on the part of many citizens. you think it's fairly clear the military did step in and manage the transition of mubarak's departure does not want to say. i think a lot of the vote for yes for the constitutional amendments is not at the constitutional amendments, but it was for her the military's timeline that they get out quickly. so one of the things it is interesting in context like this and this is true when all of the left voted for fox in mexico, there's a lot of strategic. i don't necessarily agree, but i want the consequences. a lot of people didn't even know what the constitutional amendments were, but they were voting one because they could vote an

the load for also his good buddy governor abercrombie the things worse he says oh prove that he's a citizen i'm going to go to the archives and i'm going to find the long form birth certificate he couldn't find it a little notation but i think he's a citizen but the reality is obama could make all the school way by simply cost of the long form birth certificate but he will do it and they can find that if you're a has the bottom of a birth or just don't blame us for proof you kids i guess you believe. this. will be alive and the birth is going to flee to canada and that nation's average i.q. but fifteen points. so only if every allegation character canoe leaves. very very carry picket thank you all for being respectful of i think should be you know do. you think it's just a coincidence that only a few months after the supreme court's citizens united decision republicans are waging war against me unions across the country and the koch brothers and billionaires and wall street are funding both directly and indirectly a variety of politicians from scott walker in wisconsin to pretty much any an

lot for also his good buddy governor abercrombie make things worse he says i'll prove that he's a citizen i'm going to go to the archives and i'm going to find the long form birth certificate he couldn't find it found a little notation and i think he's a citizen but the reality is obama could make all the school way by simply coffin of the long form birth certificate but he will do it and they can find the you know your here's the bottom of a third just don't blame us for proof you can't i guess you. just want to ask everybody else for quality groceries on some of the we keep on a will be elected and there's going to flee we can address that nation's average i.q. but fifteen points. so only for validation and character can only carry very carry very good thank you all for being respectful i think that we do. you think it's just a coincidence that only a few months after the supreme court's citizens united decision republicans are waging war against me unions across the country that the koch brothers and billionaires and wall street are funding both directly and indirectly a variety of pol

a u.s.-born citizen. do i not have the same rights? i need my car to go to work, to come and find a job period -- i need my car to go to work, too, and find a job. i need my car. i will pay the fees. is it consistent, the interpretation of a lot? -- of the log -- itlaw -- the law? i have reported this to three officers. the officer who impounded my car was officer number 202. he did not really recognized the name, but he said, yes, the assistant d.a., and he did not know how to get my issues to be investigator. so i found out about the occ, and maybe between the two of you, i can get my harassment and other issues addressed. number three, during these issues, i noticed someone following me when i came out of a gas station. this was 3:30 in the morning of april last year. he pretended that he was going home, and he actually ran up into a precinct. 3:30 in the morning. there was nobody there. i walked in, and i had an argument, and i run down the stairs, and i made a 911 call. i told 911 i get better service getting a ticket. "do you want

a governor. all nine of the justices had been federal court appeal justices. i think we need more diversity background on the supreme court. >> citizens united, the target corporation gave a lot of money to a candidate for governor in minnesota, people protested and boycotted target. recently i've heard there's a boy cot movement towards the bank in wisconsin because governor walker received a lot of money from them. do you think the market place mitigates citizens united? >> only if there's much stronger disclosure requirements. one of the problems on the last elections is it is very easy for corporations and likely for unions to hide their contributions. they can create fronts so it's not known. there's an effort in congress last year to pass a stronger disclosure law called the disclose act, but it was prevented. if we can have those kinds of disclosure requirements, then there's that kind of accountability, but if there's not disappointed close sure -- disclosure, we don't know who to hold accountable. >> i'm mary, and i am concerned about what's happening in wisconsin with governor walker, and what they have done, the republican

he wanted to speak as a citizen. he recently had health problems and had to leave the building for a second. vice commissioner garcia: if it is ok with everybody else, given the circumstances, we could reopen the public hearing and give him an opportunity to speak. commissioner fung: ms. bright, if the housing authority is no longer supporting this permit, you are saying that your group will implement it if this body overturns? >> i think of would be very interested in finding out if our group can petition the city for removal of the trees, since they do not belong to the san francisco housing authority. as far as i understand, the housing authority is a nonprofit -- commissioner fung: let me be clear. will your group pay for the removal and planting of new trees? >> i would be happy to raise those funds. vice commissioner garcia: and maintenance. >> and absolutely to sign of volunteers. vice commissioner garcia: i am not saying that is going to happen. i think you answered my question. we are going to reopen, with ev

area guy said look the commander in chief tells you to bomb you have to support him because you're a citizen well that's you know actually not a very similar way and if we look back to the best of the founding fathers what they said was the very essence of despotism a tyranny is the chief executive able to start a war is over and of course that's what we now have president obama claims the right and virtually nobody in congress is willing to is really like him on this he claims the right to bomb any place he wants them are world so he bombing you know we know he saw me in pakistan and yemen and you say of course that i am standing over iraq he's he's threatening to bomb iran so i don't i don't know if he's going to the empire thrives on these sorts of conquests libya is being conquered by the american empire that's what's going on the american empire was one of the few one like making a difference the athenian empire claims not to be an empire but of course it isn't him for our and we have checked panic military bases in one hundred and countries around the world and i guess libya's next sum

police say the suspect, 21-year-old arid uka is a citizen of kosovo, an airport employee and a devout muslim. they say he had argued with the airmen outside the terminal before pulling out a handgun and trying to board the bus. police say he shot and killed the driver and a passenger, and wounded two others before he was arrested. president obama says he's saddened and outraged. >> we will spare no effort in learning how this outrageous act took place, and in working with german authorities to ensure that all of the perpetrators are brought to justice. >> reporter: investigators are looking into whether the alleged shooter had ties to any terror group. the town he's from has been the focus of reports that it breeds radical islamic extremists. the airmen were on a routine journey made by many u.s. military personnel. arriving here at frankfurt airport then bused to ramstein air force base, then sent off to war. ramstein air force base is the logistical hub for many military operations in the region, and at least 50,000 troops are stationed there. the military personnel on the bus were

. >> and as a citizen i have not even violated a parking ticket. 10 years of driving! >>stanley: this was on its way to the airport with only one passenger. >> to understand why it that you are getting getting pulled over? >> no. >> because this is a carpooling. >>stanley: he was going to make a illegal u-turn which is also a big ticket. the driver was hesitant on the signing the ticket. >> if you do not sign? i want to call my supervisor. >>stanley: new information about corbeil violation. think about this before you get into that car pool--even though no points your insurance company could still raise your rates. in san francisco, kron 4 news. it is not considered a moving violation. >>pam: if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, you can email us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m more news after this quick break.

my grandmother is a u.s. citizen and today my parents and

i have been a building inspector for a long time, but i am here as a citizen to ask two questions. i would like to start by asking -- how many directives as the director actually issued,, initial, and be responsible for? i think she may be neglecting that portion of her duties. i have a copy of prop g from 17 or 18 years ago. "the director shall have the power to implement or remove assistant superintendents or deputy directors serviceable under the provisions of the charter. -- charter." the teams we have gotten further out. i am confused as to how we now have three deputies. i would like to suggest that the person occupying the most recent position, the third deputy position, is occupying that illegally. i think that she should be for it to her salary. those are my two questions. i have an inquiry about a number of written directives. i m at a loss as to how to explain how we got a deputy director. i see that my issue is timely, given the proposed legislation for a fourth deputy director. i would like to remind the commission that the citizens voted against these deputy directors

i cannot think of a better way for a citizen to express their political -- can we [inaudible] it is difficult to concentrate year. it will be nice to know that before public comment, to see if we should address mr. turman or not. >> office did receive written notification from julius turman requesting that her application be withdrawn. >> what we have is an individual who has put his money on the line to be sure that the laws in the city and county are faithfully executed. i understanding is the board president expressed concern about this, as if the third branch of the government is irrelevant, as if following the law is optional. in this case, the law was not followed. the city attorney was compelled to settle. i find it strange that my friend matt dorsey make comments to the press to this effect. actually referred to them as wallace, and he is acting as spokesperson for a member of the bar. that is problematic when both the city and county in pop -- in all its forms are its client. there should be a process where under sunshine, all of these claims are exposed. if someone is bringing forth

interesting to me, one stat the rubber chicken dinner, i'm from arizona and i'm the son of a naturalized u.s. citizen. i'm sitting at a dinner, a fancy nice dinner. someone was going on how his vice presidents have to go through this rigorous outdoors thing where he sees the meddle of the man who i will promote or not promote depending on whether or not they screamed when they went down the category four rapids. he said something disparaging of immigrants. i said, listen, i have a client who started off in investigate malla, taught sex education there. there are people in brown and black, they were shooting at her because they thought she was on the other side. she makes a run for it with her 2-year-old and she was six months pregnant. she made it through a country that is friendly to immigrants, that would be mexico. she makes it through mexico and she manages to defeat $11 billion worth of high-tech interception devices and systems. 2,000 people, lots of humvees, she makes her way into phoenix not speaking a word of english and manages, as it happens, this wasn't a serious crime, to procure documen

a beat. i don't see them, i lived in that. i saw them three times last year. i see them almost every day in union square. why are the tourists more important than the citizens? in philadelphia -- i believe the chief should be hired from within. a looked down and i noticed that his night stick had all the paint off of that. you can see the wood grain. i asked, what happened? he said, that's from beating heads. what do you think that before community relations? what kind of attitude is that? i am a citizen coming out of the store. i just want to see beat cops walking real beats. it might not be the thing to do it in outlying areas, but in dense areas -- [chime] >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> the evening, supervisors, and some of our police commissioners. i am -- >>-share of the northwest alliance. unfortunately, i am a former member. i served in 2009 and 2010. when the chief had his summit, he handed down a guide or rules. we read we could not serve on two cabs. we had to live within a police precinct in order to serve at that station. that meant that people that live in a supervisory district may not be able to serve on the police cap that the neighbor

supervisor mirkarimi: the discharge of a weapon in self- defense by a citizen if they have a permit?the new language under this subsection state "persons and unlawful possession of a handgun who discharge that handgun in self-defense." we have put limitations on it. supervisor mirkarimi: what about the qualifier about it being a permit? they have a permit for that weapon. >> lawful possession is the indicator. supervisor mirkarimi: there's nothing greater than the lawful possession that we know of. >> that we know of. these are subject to litigation. that is why we have added section 3 on the advice of the city attorney, which indicates where federal or state law allows the discharge. should there be a future change by a court, subsection 3 will resolve that. supervisor mirkarimi: supervisor campos? supervisor campos: thank you. good morning. trying to understand, looking at the ordinance, the language that is underlined, is that all new language being added? >> 4506? supervisor campos: i am looking at section 1290. >> you may not have the substitute legislation in front of you. i ca

. >> my name is lupe, and i speak spanish as my primary language, but i am a citizen. i appreciate from this commission that there is an interpreter. i think as a spanish-speaking person, as a mexican and american, what i would like from this commission for me to really respect you, and for me and thousands of other immigrants, but i am going to speak for the spanish-speaking community, for us to feel that you are really here, and you mean what you say, it is beyond interpretation and intention. it is engagement, but it is also to stand up. i am going to give you a couple of examples. the new police chief just passed a law that if you don't have a driver's license, which is one of the main issues for latino undocumented people, that they are going to give you 20 minutes, they will take your car and pay a fee. but they are going to take your car. you are going to go into another debt for $1,000. you can say we support this. put an ad in the chronicle or announce it. that is one. the one, the chronicle and other english papers, i think because they have new reporters that

they were flagged down by a citizen who stated, they are shooting up there right now. as they pointed west on sunday dale avenue, instantly, the officers looked west and saw the suspect armed with an uzi-type assault weapon on the 1800 block. the officers saw the suspect had the weapon in both hands and was firing in the direction of a crowd of people. as the suspect fire the weapon, numerous people began running in various directions. officers could hear the shots being fired and could see smoke coming from the weapon. the suspect fired at least -- approximate three to four shots and then fired in the air. officer trail broadcast over the radio shots fired and a suspect description as numerous units responded. officers pulled up to the suspect, at which point the suspect notice the officers, and while fully armed, began running from the officers westbound on sunday dale avenue. officer obot pursue the suspect on foot while officers peregoy and trailed initially pursued from their vehicle. officer obot parallel the suspect on foot, ordering him to stop as the suspect r

. >>> the transit agency today approved a citizen review board. the board will monitor changes to police, policies and misconduct. b.a.r.t. is also in the process of introducing a private investigator. >>> the irs says the club doesn't qualify for business reduction because pot clubs are illegal under federal law. shaw says she will appeal. >>> medical marijuana dispensaries in san jose could find themselves turning to ebay to keep their doors open. as we first told you last night at 6:00, the city council rules committee approved a proposal to cut the number of collectives to ten at a hearing. mayor reed suggested if a limit is imposed the permits could be auctioned off online. possibly on ebay. the full council will take up the matter next month. >>> santa rosa school district has to figure out how to cut their deficit. the board will make another $5 million in cuts if statewide tax extensions don't make the june ballot or are rejected by voters. >>> two bay area women today took their message against bullying to the president and the first lady.

as a citizen of san francisco, a parent, whose child benefits from a local public school, do the right thing. do with thousands in the neighborhood and thousands in this city want you to do. it is the best opportunity for all of us in san francisco. do not just keep it going. expand its impact. >> next speaker please. >> let me thank supervisor at avalos, mar, elsbernd, and especially mirkarimi for considering this issue. many of the criticisms of this have already been mentioned. the loss of 10 jobs. the simple fact that even if it were at fault of the proliferation of homeless, its removal would only ruler could the problem instead of dealing with the source. i am here to talk to you as a gardener. although i would love nothing more than a community garden across the street, there are simply better locations. first of all, exposures. the site only gets one-third direct sunlight. would take extensive pruning and tree removal to bring it up to acceptable level of sun exposure. furthermore, the site has been operating as a recycling center for 30 years. trucks and forklifts have been dr

i love it, and i decided i am going to become a citizen. oing to be a really true american citizen. my family, some of them were not very happy, but i stayed. i never told them, you are hispanic american, you are this american. we are americans, and we knew that we were going to live here. you know, so -- and i did not move into an all-hispanic neighborhood. some of my friends wanted me to do that, and i said no no because i wanted to be just like everybody else. and i knew -- and this is a big problem -- the government wants to keep the hispanics in a group, in a neighborhood, because i believe deep down in my heart that they want to keep the hispanics down a little bit and not teach them and not do a lot of things because they are needed to do the menial work. host: we will leave it there. next call is wilkes-barre township, pennsylvania. democrats lined -- wilkes-barr vury township, pennsylvania. caller: my first comment is that our training was terrible. the manual that we were given to learn from the not have anything such as a copyrigh

let's do a little bit of investigating ourselves to find out if the donald himself is in fact a u.s. citizenwe put together a checklist of some crucial factors that we need to look at let's start with the basics his parents his father is a natural citizen his mother is actually a native of scotland and you know who else had one of their parents born out of the country that's right obama moving on how about some of his property sure we know about the hotels that is seen as good you know that his plane is registered in bermuda you see when planes are registered in the u.s. they start with the letter and but trump seven twenty seven is registered with a b. which is for me to try to skip out on this or just hiding something bigger and then what happened donald's better half or should we say better have he's been married three times two of those times were the two women of other countries ivana trump is czech and his current wife melania is from slovenia so another one to american women are you donald now to top it all off he produced a certificate of live birth rather than the legitimate purse o

pass it on the street and you don't call nine one one you're facing a year in jail for not being a good citizen or a good samaritan i mean it's absurd what they're trying to create here they're trying to have i understand the citizens police the citizens but these are people who have no training and no experience and specifically we're talking about here child pornography now i understand the old adage is pornography you know when you see it but i've got several years experience in this type of situation and i've actually tried cases and seen juries come back and say in child prodigy cases not guilty on certain counts because that picture doesn't qualify as child pornography so you're going to see a whole host of problems here of what people are going to call child pornography you know false claims reputations ruined it's a mess if they're going to do this it's seems like it could be in fact when i do a radio program in the afternoon and we touched on this topic during the radio show and one guy who's a computer tech in arizona called up in phoenix and he said that he works in a big company and