commissioner heriot: right now we have twice as many people that are left-leaning than our right-leaning. our instructions are that they are to be balanced. commissioner castro: balance is not one to one. like every time, even in white conservative states. name me a sac where the conservatives are in the majority? there are always twice as many. "why does that bother you, ms. heriot?" well, it does bother me. name one, 1, 1 state advisory committee where the majority is conservative. over and over and over again, i am asked and told we cannot come up with them. it is being pushed through. i think it is inappropriate and i object. commissioner castro: commissioner, i suspect maybe some of this is because we have cameras here. commissioner heriot: have i not objected in the past? commissioner castro: we did not put d.c. and ohio up -- commissioner heriot: ohio is not -- commissioner castro: did you raise north carolina before this? i have no doubt we would be pulling that off right now and looking for balance. we were following, and you could've easily raised these issues before the meetin

commissioner bratton is our guest this morning. welcome. >> welcome. and it will be the last time. [ laughs ] >> well, at least as police commissioner, perhaps, but we hope to have you on. you're gonna go into -- >> well, last time as far as leading a public life. >> public life. that's it? no public office for you in the future? >> no public office, no appointments in a new administration. correct -- in the police world, 3 years in the military, if you think of it, that's 49 years, almost half a century. time to do other things. time to pass the baton. >> you're not golfing. you're not going golfing, though. you're gonna go into the security business, which you left to become police commissioner of new york again, right? >> actually, it's not security business per se. the company i'm joining, teneo, companies, and i'm being asked to create a new division reflective of the increasing concerns in that world, relative to cybersecurity, hacking, terrorism, workplace violence, active-shooter issues. so the experience in the public sector translates very easily into the needs of the private sector. >> well, i would ca

the 45 years in public service police commissioner bratton stepping down as police commissioner. we are told he is taking a job corporate job, an offer that was too good to refuse. we are told it provides him with the economics and lifestyle that he can spend time with his three grandchildren so he has decided to do that. taking over will be the chief of department james o'neil described as a cop's cop and the question now will be who else stays within the department because a lot of the top have a wonderful working relationship with chief o'neil. it is interesting to see if john miller stays on, spokesman steve davis. this will all play itself out we are told over the next month. the police commissioner staying put through mid september but wanted to go out as continues down every year he has been in office. he felt with the private sector offer along with what along with building up the counter terror division, adding over 2,000 police officers he felt now was the right time. >> as we talk about that here days after bratton told the "new york times" that he would be staying aft

he'd speak his mind. >> timoney served as philadelphia's police commissioner and as police chief of the city of miami. >>> coming up, a heartless crime. stealing a wheelchair from a 14-year-old boy with cerebral palsy. what happened next will warm your heart. >>> burglars giving away their secrets in tonight's i-team exclusive. jailed career to avoid becoming victims. >>> another beautiful day around the tri-state. a chilly morning and a warm afternoon. could there be more in the forecast? >>> well, a smashing 30th birthday party for one long island woman and her guests after an alleged drunk driver did all that, totalled all those cars. car parts covering that parking lot. this happened last night just before 9:00. police say 53-year-old mark was driving drunk when he rammed his toyota tundra into a row of high-end cars. >> they parked very nice cars my sister had a bmw. it was my car, my sister's car, and my mother's car all parked in the same spots. everybody's car was hit. >> two party goers ran outside and tackled the man, holding him unless police arrived. he was charged with dwi.

since two months the input that was represented and how the input is reflected in the changes as commissioner avalos said we want to see introduced to the transportation sales tax measure. >> so for that benefit of those watching only one set of ballot a dental expenditure plans that has 6 different programs i'll go through briefly in a hundred mental illness a year with the voters approval i want to say no requirements that the ta board endorse the sales tax it is listed as an information action item, however, tomorrow is probably the last chance to introduce the amendments to the expenditure plan that the budget committee. >> we're planning to introduce at the budget committee tomorrow to conform the expenditure plan so they'll be identical. >> thank you so here's the 6 categories under the first categories is allocated to the mta to administrator with the category of public works to transportation authority administering the other 3 and the same categories in the state tax but the ta will administer the programs this is over last time quick highlights and a shout out to the office of super

over the past four decades, bratton has served as new york police commissioner twice as well as the head of the boston and los angeles police departments. bratton resigned just one day after hundreds of activists gathered outside new york city hall demanding the defunding of the new york police department as well as bratton's firing. >> i am an organizer and we are here today to demand that bill bratton be immediately fired and broken windows policing ended, that all reparations are paid to those of police brutality, and the nypd is defunded and the money is reinvested into the community. -- : amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. coming up on today's broadcast, we will be looking at private equity and how it affects all of our lives and we will also be talking about what is happening to chelsea manning, who attempted suicide just a few weeks ago, as well as -- attempting suicide, she went -- the authorities are saying she faces solitary confinement. juan: protests against william bratton have been escalating ever sin

prior to that he served as head of new york city's transit police in 1990. the commissioner is a vietnam army veteran and his distinctive boston accent shows his roots as a beat cop there in 1980. he is married to ricky cleman. they saw corruption investigations involving top brass. as recently as this morning, there were city hall protest calling for his resignation. there have been ongoing interact with various communities. taking over is chief of department james o'neil. and o'neil has been a cop with nypd since 1983. sources tell us and tell political reporter that bratton appears to have a new job lined up already, finalizing a lucrative private sector offer. we will have much more for you at 5:00. >> all right, dave carlin in the newsroom for us. thank you. you're looking at a live picture of city hall where de bratton's resignation officially. we'll bring the announcement live and as soon as it happens here on this broadcast. >>> to health concerns over the zika outbreak. issues authorized a travel warning to miami where mosquitoes are suspected of transmitting the zi

william bratton returned for the second time as commissioner when player de blasio was elected into office. bratton said as early as last week that he would anticipate of the de blasio term. >> it's never a good time to leave something that you love doing. but there's the right time. when i find the right time, after consultation with the mayor, i'll decide to go. >> reporter: bratton's career is police work is well documented heading the boston police department in the early he then headed west to california. he then returned to new york city for the second time until his announcement to now step down. as a result of that imbending announcement, already there is reaction as they thanked the commissioner for his hard work of policing and keeping the crime rates low in the city. she says she partnering with incoming commissioner james o'neil as we work together to improve police community relations. that is a quote by her to reform practices. we are waiting for the announcement, again, with the mayor and missioner bratton as to his stepping down. that's to take place here in city hall withi

so we had to bring in the outside person to do the internal assessment and we identified and i as commissioner was not involved in malfeasance we identified there was miscommunication from the states to the local system and we identified the testing company as well as the group that did the assessments did nothing wrong and be calculated the new escort and introduce the test was given again and the students did well. >> i will show u.s. speech from june of 1952, 64 years ago right in the middle of a presidential campaign eventually was a candidate the became president on what he said that the nation was facing 64 years ago. >> it is the gradual absorption of the central government of functions that belonged to those communities and individuals. those that spring at a process are manned by experts of expansion. [applause] in terms of the national welfare. so we will do no better than americans. >> it is about self perpetuation and bureaucracy? >> there is the need because it has to be in place to help administer policies that the state and local level. another bureaucracy that there has been a

commissioner bill bratton. >>reporter: this just hours after announcing he's stepping down as police commissioner. the boston native all smiles with his replacement, brooklyn native james o'neal as they all made the rounds during the annual national night out against crime. >> all the pressure is shifted on him. we'll see how he looks in a day tenure has been marked by significant progress, overall crime is at historic lows. the department hired more cops, bought more equipment and revamped training, but bratton has also dealt with significant challenges. four cops were murdered, racial tensions have flared and a corruption scandal that started during the bloomberg ?0 blasio and bratton. the commissioner insists that's not the reason he's leaving. >> i'm leaving with i wish i had more time chronologically to stay arn for three or four years. >>reporter: his replacement current chief of department james o'neal, born and raised in east flatbush. o'neal is known as a cop's cop, serving in nearly every uniformed position in the nypd. he started in the early '80s on patrol overnight as a transit officer

a commissioner, i want to andr to the explanation whatever happened, if it is the soe that it is ideologically out of balance, as a matter of -- we typically reconsider those things. i do want to associate myself with commissioner norris saki's saki's comments. most of us lean over backwards someeate some parity, compliance with the spirit. i will vote no. that this iscase so unbalanced, it probably means to go back. for reconsideration. chair if shee vice thought this was balanced. if anybody should know whether this sac is reflective of north carolina, it should be our north carolina representative. could you speak to this? >> are you interrupting the vote? [inaudible] frankly, i was surprised. [inaudible] i did not realize there was a problem or concern about this. >> that was the concern many of us have. maybe we should pull this back and revisit it. >> i would ask that we do that. i would support that. because i had no knowledge. >> i will table my motion and by consensus, we will possess over until september and in the interim, run it through the appropriate process to ensure everyone feels comfortable tha

that is my point. >> commissioner [inaudible] >> i want to speak in favor the concept of this policy. having been on both sides asdepartment of pub lb health employee called directly from the commissioner asking me to provide certain kinds orphinformation i don't know where the information is going and i'm concerned from the employee perspective that i'm being directed by someone to engage in a activity that i dont know what the ultimate result will be providing that information and i want the protection and also the opportunity for my supervisor who knows what the communication is. sitting as the president of a number of boards and being on a number of commissi governance principle, that i believe in, i find it >> this commission is of two employees. it is adaptable and secretary there are venues and opportunities for us to discuss and get as much information as is required. my fear is not that were closing down transparency with this policy would that impact will be less transparent if i have the opportunity to call dr. ehrlich, as for a bunch of questions about what i think should be happening at san francisco

commissioner jimmy royce. he is no stranger to the this department having worked here a full 20 years before retiring as deputy director back in 2007. we are happy to welcome him back and to assist us in developing the policy for the department that he worked for. so, welcome on board commissioner. >> think you commissioner kalb >> next item please >> yes. item 2 is the approval of the minutes of mission meeting of august 2, 2016 >> the minutes are before you for approval. is there a motion for acceptance? >> moved and seconded. >> other corrections or additions to the minutes? if not we are prepared for the boat. all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] opposed? the minutes have been approved >> item 3, directors report >> good afternoon commissioners and welcome to make commissioner royce. i wanted to just get a couple eight could i do about items on the agenda on the report in your welcome to ask any questions. one in particular with the health apartment investigating eight bible incident that second 19 people. was candy that was at a mission district on august 6 and was suspected and we believe to to

developers, network designers, and as you heard the commissioner speak, regulators and lawmakers are going to have a role to play in this as well. what we're going to have to do is come out of this session with a comprehensive playbook that we all go out and begin to execute. a lot of people like to portray this, the simple issue, to address, and i think we all understand, it's not. these unwanted calls span a very wide range. we have calls that are perfectly legal, but they're not wanted. things like telemarketters and public opinion surveyers, but then on the other end of the spectrum, we have millions of calls that are patently and blatantly illegal. and they're violating do not call registries or they're trying to get -- steal identity or steal money. this is where i think government's going to have a very important role to play. in parallel with the technological solutions, we're going to need regulatory and law enforcement agencies to go after the bad actors. shutting down the bad guys is a very important step in all of this and the going to be a powerful example to others. and

as a legislator. so, i was just asking you to comment on your ability to be a neutral commissioner? i know that in your role as a judge you certainly have been able to demonstrate that >> the regulations in the charter sense, and the duties and responsibilities and limitations on members of the ethics commission are in the san francisco charter, and i note the bar against participation publicly in any city elective office campaign. i note, also, the bar on participation in any city ballot measure. i believe in law enforcement. i believe that the law applies to everyone. that, obviously, includes me as a perspective ethics commissioner. i will certainly follow and obey that law and those prohibitions in all matters. >> thank you. supervisor mar >> thank you for the history and legal lecture, too, about how a lot of our laws in the state and san francisco have come about. it will be great to have you on the attics commission sen. cobb. i want to say that even thinking back about buckley versus alejo and four years of speech and money in politics i want to ask you about a question from

he also served as commissioner in los angeles. will leave next month and take a consulting position. randy: an illegal campfire is blamed for sparking this massive wildfire in california. the soberanes fire destroyed at least 57 homes, and killed one person, as it scorched more than 43,000 acres. police are now looking for whoever lit that campfire back on july 22. new hampshire is reducing the number of moose hunting permits this season, as the state tries to stabilize a declining moose population. this year's lottery is down to 71 permits, from last year's 105. there are estimated to be only 3800 to 4,000 moose in new hampshire. emily: the red sox come out on fire against the mariners in seattle. david ortiz gets them on the board in the first with an rbi single. in the fourth hanley ramirez sox up 2-0. it's four-nothing sox when seattle gets on the board in the 8th. but they never stopped. a solo homerun an rbi single and this three-run homer puts the mariners up 5-4. that would be the final. game three is tonight at 10:10. ten

commissioner jimmy royce. he is no stranger to the this department having worked here a full 20 years before retiring as deputy director back in 2007. we are happy to welcome him back and to assist us in developing the policy for the department that he worked for. so, welcome on board commissioner. >> think you commissioner kalb >> next item please >> yes. item 2 is the approval of the minutes of mission meeting of august 2, 2016 >> the minutes are before you for approval. is there a motion for acceptance? >> moved and seconded. >> other corrections or additions to the minutes? if not we are prepared for the boat. all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] opposed? the minutes have been approved >> item 3, directors report >> good afternoon commissioners and welcome to make commissioner royce. i wanted to just get a couple eight could i do about items on the agenda on the report in your welcome to ask any questions. one in particular with the health apartment investigating eight bible incident that second 19 people. was candy that was at a mission district on august 6 and was suspected and we believe to to

commissioner sass as chairman, commissioner ferringo as member and commissioner lim as members. for governance, established to assist in developing and overseeing governance policies and practices of the health services board and its committees, including the board evaluation and the directors evaluation, executive director's evaluation, i asked the following numbers to sir. commissioner breslin as chair. commissioner involves the as number and myself as a member of that committee. i am ready to entertain a motion on this item >> i moved to approve >> moved and seconded. that we establish the committees on finance and budget and their membership as well as governance and its membership. is there any board comment? is there any public comment? seeing none, hearing none, public comment is closed. all those in favor say, aye opposed? it passes unanimously >>[gavel] >> item 13 discussion item update on the new city plan and kaiser permanente medicare retiree benefits educational session. >> at this point is that are coming, this is where i wish to make my comment. this board underto

in the future. >> reporter: the current chief of department james o'neill will take the reins as commissioner. he was sworn in as patrolman 33 years ago. he says it's not a dream come true since he never imagined he would one day wind up in charge. >> a big changing of the guard. rick, thank you. >> sure. >>> the clinton campaign following the road to the white house through central florida. vice presidential nominee tim kaine stopping in daytona beach, focusing on jobs and the economy, while hillary clinton sets her sights on another battleground state, colorado. meanwhile the aftershocks from leaked e-mails are still shaking up the party. what is the latest fallout from the democratic national committee? >> reporter: there are reports from the associated press and others that more heads are rolling at the democratic national committee. it sounds like personnel moves are likely. this comes following the controversy last week at the democratic national convention involving former chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz, leading to her resignation. the hack of the dnc revealed favoritism of the cl

tomorrow morning and division of training 3 of the 4 i know that commissioner hardeman grandson is there so i totally respect our being so attentive as a grandfather and hope our grandson feels better we're delighted to have commissioner yee-riley and commissioner nakajo join us at the first responders volunteer days at washington park it was a nice way to pay celebration for 75 years of being a fire and police reserve guardians of the city that put on the event it was well received and appreciated and very much they deserve the fire reserves and guarding the city to take a moment to appreciate them for thank you for all your hard work and their volunteering services and community service thank you for your attention all over the place a 9/11 ceremony typically since i've been the chief since 9/11 on the world trade center and crash sites we'll all stations including the airport will take part in a ceremony throughout the city regarding honoring the memory of one and 43 firefighters that were lost their lives that day typically the mayor has joined us at station 7 this year we'll be at station 4 in the public safety building with a c

. >> about to take over as commissioner. the 58-year-old o'neill has for months been front and center at major crime scenes and he's been a leading figure pressing for increased neighborhood police as a crime fighting tool and as a way to improve police and community relations. in meetings, we have seen o'neill dive into details at the precinct level in an effort to hold commanders accountable and in an effort to make communities safer. >> our successes as a police department, as a society, are only when we work together. with the help of every new yorker, we'll continue facilitaing all the good that is done daily by our residents pockets of violence. >> he worked in narcotics and has taught at the police academy before rising the ranks to highest position of chief in the department. now he's about to become the police commissioner. he's a tough on crime leader who will stay focused on counterterrorism. community relations front and center for the nypd. >>> now in a statement, pat lynch thanked bratton for his rv challenging

as commissioners is our job to know that sort of information.o when i first started off asking for this hearing i just had a list of questions like that. sort of request that i think would be helpful but as time has gone on and i continued to ask the listing hearing my thinking had you called on what it was i thought we could accomplish. i'm really happy to hear this actually process now so not one hearing to talk to ourselves were a bunch of time and then nothing else. but i would love to see is i actually do think it's possible for us to think about the long-term. i think it's possible to do it in awake to our daily work. for example, we recently passed pdm. when i would love to see is what is the research telling us about what are the measures and metrics in pdm are the most effective >>> there's a list of like 50 different things you get developers to sort of comply with pdm. which commendations of them are the most impactful spirit because as a planning commission, those measures are the ones that we agitate for and those conditions of appr

.>> reporter: james o'neill, the city stop chief, will take over as commissioner. >>>senator. elizabeth warren is ready to talk economics at the somerville theatre tonight. a crowd is already gathered there. in about one hour, warren will before a full house with an address on dividing the middle class. >>> it is now almost vacation time for the president and the first family. it is a seventh time they have vacationed on martha's vineyard since he became president. for the first -- for the past two years, they have rented a seven bedroom home and chill mark. >>> back to business for a boston summer camp. >> parents dropping off children for the first time since a traffic -- since traffic -- tragic drowning last week. >>> investigators said this dentist did more than just examinations on patients. other patients are rushing to his defense. >>> it is to catch of a lifetime. your daughter wants to stay organic. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like stop & shop's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. eat well for le

the issue was tabled after the last regular meeting as commissioners requested additional information on the nuclear and pedestrian traffic in the area. >>> wake county schools say they ati today, several new orientations were held and several more are scheduled. wake county says they have an increase in the number of positions thanks to five new schools opening this year. they say a budget deficit of almost $20 million has not slowed the hiring process for full-time staff members. the school system does not have an exact number of open positions because it changes as new hires come in every day. this a way county still remains a desirable place for teachers way county, they desire the culture that we create, the city lied that is rally and wake county -- city life that is wryly -- raliegh and wake county. the county says it will continue to recruit and hire teachers all the way through until the first day of school. >>> you have a chance to help stop the bus i had of the new school year today. through friday the transit system will hold the back-to- school supply try. the items will

so, think reelecting me i think would qualify as rotation of the offices. i think commissioner ash might have served president twice two consecutive years as well. >> i just want to focus the conversation of little bit. this street scenes and consequential to the boat. i would like to just spur this conversation with dick is about to don. i'm going to >> it does go back to governance. we did rewrite the governance structure. >> yes, we rewrote it and i think new we actually addressed specifically to try to get it's not individual or safety. it elected and appointed and get them to rotate. the fact is i think it was a reason and was requested i think by the board that we make a deviation is a one-time and i came in as the next person because it was an elective person and then i got asked [inaudible] and appointed >> at the commissioner driscoll as the elective. >> [inaudible] what are we trying to come sure? was one time i was the vice president and [inaudible] actually. i was present for six months. he wanted me for another year and i said, no. [inaudible] what then happened fo

john timoney serve as commissioner of the philadelphia police department from 1998 until 2001.died after a battle with lung cancer last night. timoney came to philadelphia from new york city where he was second in command. he later moved on to head up the miami police department. police brass in philly say timoney was a role model. >> he was a very grounded individual, um, no nonsense, didn't believe in the defenseless being preyed upon but at the take techen was civil libertarian. a lot of people probably didn't realize that. he had a fond appreciation for our constitution. >> sources tell fox 29 memorial for timoney is friday in miami. service in new york city is monday. and a mass tuesday morning is at saint patrick' cass thecal. >>> big honor tonight for a police officer who escaped death after a gunman shot him seven times. despite what happened folcroft officer chris dorman says he cannot wait to get back on to the streets. fox 29's chris o'connell was at tonight's ceremony which honored dorman and the rest of the department. chris? >> reporter: lucy, hard to believe near

john timoney who served as commissioner of the philadelphia police department from 1998 until 2001 died after a battle with lung cancer. tim mon 93 came to philadelphia from new york city where he was second in command. he came to the city of brotherly love after serving as a top deputy to new york city's police commissioner bill bratton. timoney's stay in philadelphia was not without controversy. perhaps most notably during the republican national convention in 2,000. the department was plagued with reports of controversial arres arrests. he later moved up to head the police department in miami. still, police brass in philadelphia today say timoney was a role model. >> he was a very grounded individual, um, no nonsense, did and believe in the defenseless being preyed upon but at the same token was a civil labor tanner. a loft people probably didn't realize that. i think he had a fond appreciation for our constitution. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney released a statement saying in part "timoney truly loved policing and certainly contribute add great deal to the profession". >> kathleen

that's the word from the police commissioner announcing that he stepping down as new york city's top cop. the commissioners last day will be in september. with tod o'neill. sharon is here now with the changes coming to the nypd. reporter: some people have been talking about this around city hall and around one police plaza but today's announcement caught everyone by surprise. the mayor announced commissioner brown will leave his job in september and sent a video message to the police force. he said he told the mayor about a month ago of his plans. today's announcement named chief to honor the achievements of bill bratton. >> bill bratton ends a 45 year career in law enforcement to work in the private sector. >> this is a bittersweet moment. i wish i had more time chronologically to deal with the issues that we are facing in my profession and t i don't. >> reporter: he started his career in boston working later in new york city and los angeles. he worked for a second stint with the nypd. he leads the city safer. the crime right is at record lows but the crime department is struggling t

. >>> the man replacing bill bratton as commissioner started patrolling the subways more than 30 years ago. now the nypd's chief of department james o'neill will head the police force assigned to keep more than 8 million people safe. dick brennan is live in mid police commissioner. dick. >> reporter: dana, he is the highest ranking officer in new york city, also a lifetime officer. he has been here more than three decades. we should note this time jimmy o'neill becomes commissioner with a lot of problems cut out for him. >> those who have known me for a while know i love being a cop. i love this uniform. i love what it stands for. >> reporter: he has been wearing the uniform for decades. he 1983. >> i remember the look of relief on many people's faces when they would see me, a cop, little bit more hair then, standing on the same platform or riding in the same car as him. >> reporter: he has support among people who have seen him in action. >> he has served as commanding asker of a precinct where you have a high population of minority residents that have had fractured relationships with

commissioner keane said? >> moved. >> i think under the bylaws, i'm authorized as a spokesman and the sense of the commission is if i can't go or if i want to assign it to somebody else, i can assign it to any of the other three commissioners. okay. and i appreciate that because i will tell you, there are times when there are three or four meetings a day or at night, they're usually at night, but they're interesting and you see local politics at its best. alright. let's turn to discussion -- >> we need a vote on that. >> alright. >> so moved. >> second. >> alright. public comment? hopefully none. alright, hearing none, i'll call the question, all in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> opposed? it's carried unanimously. turning to item 5, discussion and possible action on ordinance introduced by supervisor peskin to amend the campaign and governmental conduct code to require members of city boards and commissions to file behest payment reports, and i think mr. hepner is here from supervisor peskin's office and bring us up to date and tell us what you are looking for from us. >> absolutely, thank you very much, thank you

we are live in lower manhattan with the work ahead as commissioner william bratton prepares to step down. >>> good morning to you, i'm ken rosato. >> and i'm lori stokes. it's wednesday, august 3. you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist, jeff smith in for bill. >> refreshingly pretty this time of day. we're just getting that light over the horizon. 66 degrees in new york city under clear skies. wind coming in around the northeast around 3. if you head into the distant suburb, you'll run into fog. 3-mile visibility in morristown. give yourselves a little bit of extra time if you're traveling in from those areas. and also maybe just give yourself a little bit of extra distance between your car and in those areas. satellite radar showing a big ridge of high pressure in control. that means nice weather for today. 66 again in the park. 50s in places like morristown and monticello. and on to much of long island. by 7:00 a.m., 69, 76 by noontime, up near 80 during the early part of the afternoon. 78 by 4:00. again, that wind coming in from the ocean. ke

we started to talk about those issues and another good reading in the san francisco article as commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to director's announcements. >> commissioners, i have no new reports. >> review of the past events of the board of supervisors and the historic preservation commission did not meet yesterday. >> hi arnold for the planning department there was no planning items that was at that land use but the full board hearing we the planning fees ordinance passed it findings second reading and the dwelling units sponsored by supervisor farrell, supervisor wiener and commissioner peskin passed its second reading and the second one passed it first reading also at the board the appeal of planning commission certification of the final eir for 16th street it proposes three hundred and 19 units and 25 thousand square feet of retail and open space and a large lot with a lump berry yard in the lower potrero hill it contains a brick office building and others buildings not to be roursdz the appellant raised the height and pdr loss and traffic and historic resources

regarding recruitment matters and one thing the chief came out to aid the girls of san francisco as commissioner hardeman said it starts young the effort of the fire department to do that outreach among the young people is really critically important and as you may know i have a second hat as the member of the public member of the school board and happy to partner with the fire department on the cpr and fire safety education in purchase we hope there can be a robust pinching in terms of exposing younger and young kids to what that means to be a firefighter i want to commend chief joanne hayes-white for her leadership. >> thank you to the commission for thank you for your time. >> and thank you, again. >> and congratulations on completing our research project. >> thank you. >> all right. >> any last comments from the commissioners okay next item. >> please. tim 5 resolution 2016 dash 05 discussion and possible action regarding proposed resolution 2016 dash zero 5 recommending the board of supervisors authorize the san francisco fire department to accept and expend the grant funding announcement o

regarding recruitment matters and one thing the chief came out to aid the girls of san francisco as commissioner hardeman said it starts young the effort of the fire department to do that outreach among the young people is really critically important and as you may know i have a second hat as the member of the public member of the school board and happy to partner with the fire department on the cpr and fire safety education in purchase we hope there can be a robust pinching in terms of exposing younger and young kids to what that means to be a firefighter i want to commend chief joanne hayes-white for her leadership. >> thank you to the commission for thank you for your time. >> and thank you, again. >> and congratulations on completing our research project. >> thank you. >> all right. >> any last comments from the commissioners okay next item. >> please. tim 5 resolution 2016 dash 05 discussion and possible action regarding proposed resolution 2016 dash zero 5 recommending the board of supervisors authorize the san francisco fire department to accept and expend the grant funding announcement o

we begin this evening with a conversation with bill bratton as he steps down as commissioner of the new york city police department. >> i'll leave the legacy issues to the historians because as we know, it's usually best determined at a distance. in terms of my own sense of self that i think i have played a critical role in american policing over these 45 years, particularly over these last 25 in helping to move it into an embrace of community policing. >> rose: also this evening, two views on donald trump. first al hunt of bloomberg view. >> i've had both republicans and democrats say that you know, in 2000, if this is a democrat talking, i don't think was really qualified to be president and didn't worry me for the sake of the country. in 2008, i thought obama really lacked the reckless experience and knowledge to be president but i didn't worry about the country. people now, serious people who say that the possibility of donald trump in the whitehouse really really worries them about the country. i've never heard that before, charlie. >> rose: and then bob costa of "the washington po

as the head of the nypd. >> i want to introduce to you the next police commissioner for the city of new york, >> james o'neill will replace bill bratton, raised in the flatbush section of brooklyn. he started as a transit cop patrolling the subways. >> never in my life coming on the job in 1983 did i think i'd be standing at the podium talking to everybody as the next police commissioner. >> reporter: the mayor credits him with being the architect of the department's community policing program. neighborhood policing will new leadership. the chief says he knows the department needs to work to improve relations, especially in the city's most crime ridden neighborhoods. >> knowing who your police officers are, especially what their names are, if you're dealing with an nco, you have their phone number. there's one way to strengthen the bond and bridging the divide where it doesn't. >> reporter: the chief takes over for a commissioner who has a long history in law enforcement. his mother helen and sister sheila were with him surprise announcement. >> i mentioned my mom earlier. it's hard to talk about you. she rea

coalition for real justice contends rizzo was racist and alienated minorities as commissioner and mayorrizzo's grandson calls the allegations nonsense and mayor kency says he's on to discussion on the location of the statue. >> actor tom give son is two weeks from suspension of criminal mind following fight on the set. he was punished after he ikd kicked one of the show's writers and did it over creative differences. he played agent hochner on criminal mind 11 years now. the incident occurred while directing an episode of the show. >>> well, macy's says it's struggling to get people to buy clothes in stores. so the company plans to close about 100 locations next year. this is the macy's on market street in center city. department store chain has not set said yet which stores will shut down. macy's says increased competition from h & m and tv max are to blame for slumping sales. macy's is still online top clothing retailer and they have plans to boost online investment. >> good food and good friends. tonight aetion taste with torrey. >> what happens when india meets pennsylvania butch in