commissioners. my name it is-i'm here as a member of numerous california board of directors. he former manager of contractors outreach for the puc. i'm proud to stand with commissioner courtney and his commitment to his the city his commitment to those with degrees and without degrees. we need a voice on the puc whose passion and fight for between job training and placement, work list of element, housing, the environment not only his job but this is his way of life. as part of the foundation of our city and ability to mobilize resources and diverse communities is commendable and out unmatched. thank you for consideration for reappointment to the puc commission. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> high commissioner. jesuit civil rights attorney at about number of literacy union or 261 gallon speak in support of all the appointees to the puc commissioners. viator gaylor came at commissioner courtney. just on a meet the puppy when you look at the roster and ready to look at with labor day on monday and always candidates done great things for workers and look down the

commissioners. my name it is-i'm here as a member of numerous california board of directors. he former manager of contractors outreach for the puc. i'm proud to stand with commissioner courtney and his commitment to his the city his commitment to those with degrees and without degrees. we need a voice on the puc whose passion and fight for between job training and placement, work list of element, housing, the environment not only his job but this is his way of life. as part of the foundation of our city and ability to mobilize resources and diverse communities is commendable and out unmatched. thank you for consideration for reappointment to the puc commission. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> high commissioner. jesuit civil rights attorney at about number of literacy union or 261 gallon speak in support of all the appointees to the puc commissioners. viator gaylor came at commissioner courtney. just on a meet the puppy when you look at the roster and ready to look at with labor day on monday and always candidates done great things for workers and look down the

i devoted my energies as commissioner to that goal and the inspector general as acknowledged that real progress has been made in implementing all of its recommendations. for instance, the irs eliminated long ago the use on be on the look out that it resulted in the improper scrutiny of a number of applicants as described in may of 2013. the irs has also offered expedited approval process for organizations that experienced delays in processing of applications for 501c for status . will remain top priority every day that i'm fortunate enough to continue to serve. i also understand there are significant remaining questions on the minds of some members about the irs response to congressional inquiries on my watch. i stand ready to answer these questions today. i responded honestly and in good faith as it meant particularly in response to the discovery that hard drive had crashed in 2011. from the start i directed irs staff to cooperate with congress and recover lost information wherever possible and i testified to the best of my knowledge. but the truth is, we did not succeed in preserving

commissioners. my name it is-i'm here as a member of numerous california board of directors. he former manager of contractors outreach for the puc. i'm proud to stand with commissioner courtney and his commitment to his the city his commitment to those with degrees and without degrees. we need a voice on the puc whose passion and fight for between job training and placement, work list of element, housing, the environment not only his job but this is his way of life. as part of the foundation of our city and ability to mobilize resources and diverse communities is commendable and out unmatched. thank you for consideration for reappointment to the puc commission. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> high commissioner. jesuit civil rights attorney at about number of literacy union or 261 gallon speak in support of all the appointees to the puc commissioners. viator gaylor came at commissioner courtney. just on a meet the puppy when you look at the roster and ready to look at with labor day on monday and always candidates done great things for workers and look down the

run into in the public and certainly this committee will know about those problems, as soon as we do." commissioner koskinen repeatedly violated that promise. as early as february 2014, and no later than april 2014, he was aware that a substantial portion of lois lerner's e-mails could not be produced to congress. however, in a march 19, 2014 letter, commissioner koskinen in a letter to the senate committee on finance, "we are transmitting additional information that we believe completes our production to your committee and the house ways and means committee. in light of those productions, i hope that the investigations can be concluded in the very near future." at the time he sent that letter, he knew that the document production was not complete. commissioner koskinen did not notify congress of any problem until 2013, 2014 -- june 13, 2014, when he concluded the information on the fifth page of the third enclosure of the letter to the senate committee on finance. wherefore, john andrew koskinen by such conduct warrants impeachment by trial and removal from office. article four, john andrew koskin

for less than three years.today he leaves the job for the private sector.it was his second tour as commissioner... he first served in the post 19-94 to 19-96 under mayor rudy giuliani.he will now head a division of a global advisory firm. first lady michelle obama and former first lady laura bush are getting together today for a luncheon discussion at the national archives.it's a topic they know well --- 'the legacy of the first ladies and the importance of supporting active duty military personnel, veterans, and their families.' the event is part of a conference hosted by american university. in indiana... a part of a incident was caught on camera. the 17 year old was riding "the scrambler" when a metal bar full of lights appeared to break off... hitting the teen in the face.authorities report the ride passed its annual inspection this spring.it has been taken out of service... the teen went to the hospital with minor injuries. three pipe-wielding kids are being called pint-sized heroes after they were caught on camera stopping a pair of car thieves.you can see theives breaking into the car of

is how it applies to project that are approved and yet astonish approved. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you. >> just asn aside commissioner vice president richards this is a competition of 2020 about that's a list their might be a case where the commissioner or legislative legislation is sponsored but there might be ample tools i'd like to make a motion to approve this project. >> very good initiations commissioners there is a motion that has been seconded commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner coppel commissioner mondejar no commissioner moore no commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 5 to two with commissioner moore and commissioner mondejar vetting against. >> jonas let's give a second for the room to clear if you want to stretch your legs. >> okay hey. >> that places us under our discretionary review calendars at this is a discretionary review. >> good afternoon, commissioners rich on behalf of the sponsors this is a discretionary review authorization of a building application. a two-story with the 3 story, two

as commissioner keane pointed out, transparency is what you are after. you want to make sure at least from my point of view that the citizens have a right to see how the city government is working for them. i want to make sure that is on discussion for future agenda items. having this in the meeting is very important and i would hope that director and others would sit down in the organization with task force, the records retention hall, whoever is in charge of all that to work through how can we make sure there is no conflict but in fact we are getting a clear signal to the citizens of what's important. thank you. >> any other comment? public speaker: charlie marcel. yes, following up on eleana's comments. i think what you are looking for is a rewrite of the ordinance or an amendment which is by super majority. you want to build your coalition, you want to get all the interested stakeholders together on the ip meetings. there shouldn't be that much of a rush because we want to make sure everybody has input to that process. i think we will all find it to

proposed. >> thank you 21 is withdrawn. >> sorry not 21. >> thank you, commissioners on that a motion to continue as proposed commissioner bobby wilson commissioner hillis so no not about 20 ab i'll rather hear that item. >> commissioner johnson. >> commissioner moore. >> commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion 4 to one with commissioner hillis voting against commissioners under our cds exceptional or extraordinary all matters listed hereunder constitute a consent calendar, are considered to be routine and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. you now on have the one item number 6 cu at the beal street conditional use authorization. >> okay. any public comment on the items on the consent calendar. >> not seeing any, public comment public comment is closed. commi

one of the responses we had is one of the jobs as commissioners is to shake their hand as they come in with a star and gun and their family is there but the question is are we doing everything training wise with a job getting tougher every day we're equipping them to do that. when it's going great we can recognize them and when it's going great we can convene earlier. it's healthy to have those conversations and i appreciate the officers at tenderloin for giving me direct feedback no one brought up the 36 inch baton but there was a lot of taser discussion. it was universal for me. that there is a request for somebody that is internal i got a lot of feedback at this commission - prior commission selection of prior chiefs not within this department. specifically being an issue. commissioner de-jesus. had meetings with the police offic officer's association and we met with the pride alliance. what is understandable and i think is often forgotten is sometimes it is just the basic parts about being a police officer they felt we did not put enough aonto. and identifying a leader for the perm

one of the responses we had is one of the jobs as commissioners is to shake their hand as they come in with a star and gun and their family is there but the question is are we doing everything training wise with a job getting tougher every day we're equipping them to do that. when it's going great we can recognize them and when it's going great we can convene earlier. it's healthy to have those conversations and i appreciate the officers at tenderloin for giving me direct feedback no one brought up the 36 inch baton but there was a lot of taser discussion. it was universal for me. that there is a request for somebody that is internal i got a lot of feedback at this commission - prior commission selection of prior chiefs not within this department. specifically being an issue. commissioner de-jesus. had meetings with the police offic officer's association and we met with the pride alliance. what is understandable and i think is often forgotten is sometimes it is just the basic parts about being a police officer they felt we did not put enough aonto. and identifying a leader for the perm

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

interest is that of a private citizen so and i ask basically, i agree that he's taking his job as commissioner in the city of having an cover starting september 15th i'm assuming his status will terminate sometime after that and are you in a position to tell me who will succeed him as planning director and who the deputy pricilla chan director has been and finally the question if as a private simulate i'm interested in the issue of the sea level rise can i look to in the planning department after commissioner planning director loaves and get information about the sea level rise issue. >> maybe if i could protocol gill was the director of citywide planning and his last day was friday and i didn't say mean to diminish. >> but for the public school record i'm not leaving the department as of yes, but maya angelou gil co-sponsored and his position with the department taerl in the hands of adam but i'll give you the information with the sea level rise. >> thank you very much. >> surely. >> edward mason like to submit for our consideration an editorial in the newspaper in the park that discussed the

commissioners. my name it is-i'm here as a member of numerous california board of directors. e former manager of contractors outreach for the puc. i'm proud to stand with commissioner courtney and his commitment to his the city his commitment to those with degrees and without degrees. we need a voice on the puc whose passion and fight for between job training and placement, work list of element, housing, the environment not only his job but this is his way of life. as part of the foundation of our city and ability to mobilize resources and diverse communities is commendable and out unmatched. thank you for consideration for reappointment to the puc commission. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> high commissioner. jesuit civil rights attorney at about number of literacy union or 261 gallon speak in support of all the appointees to the puc commissioners. viator gaylor came at commissioner courtney. just on a meet the puppy when you look at the roster and ready to look at with labor day on monday and always candidates done great things for workers and look down the

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

commissioner koskinen was sworn in as the 48 irs commissioner december 23, 2013. 8 through 2012. previously he served as president of the u.s. offered foundation deputy mayor administrator of washington d.c. for goff in the year 2000 with the office of management and budget. you are welcome and your entire testimony is part of the record but summarize in five minutes. >> to be made up part of the record. we have a lot of members with a lot of questions steven good morning chairman, ranking member and members of the committee think for the opportunity i understand the certain responsibilities i every shade your willingness to hear from me when. >> that's my time with. [laughter] and i will do my best to its eruptions' and committed to full cooperation and recognize the obligation of all public service service share to be responsive to congress to respond to feedback and criticism and that we worked diligently to improve poor apologize deeply regret the inability to bring to a close and a way that satisfies all americans. i am under state of the level of suspicion an

on pdr space so commissioner moore reiterated this as part of manufacturing and people have a clearer idea of what sorts of connective activity one in the m and the pdrs referred to the new area commissioner moore pointed out it is sheriff's deputies and changing into anything else we want to poet with the ballot measure and movement around the rezoning and other things has to do with with pdrs we keep in mind we have to match our strategy are the tools and the vision i feel like i'm starting with the beginning with the diversion and people are looking at 79 in zoning to meet the jobs and for the low income middle-income and the - with the pdrs where it is going i want to make sure that's where we'll ends up you look at the teaches businesses i don't see that same sort of make up of the workforce necessarily a report this year that showed intend is he for pdrs by pdr is in a new direction i want to insure as we talk about all the changes obviously the ballot measure is not in our control but the vision the reason why we're owner move-in the public defender's last week the tool we're u

as of the most recent information, there have been 29 injuries reported. one of these injuries may be considered serious. and the commissioner will talk about that in a couple of minutes. the fire department is currently assessing the extent of any possible structural damage explosion. as further information is developed, we will provide it and give you updates. commissioner? >> our units heard this, actually, from their locations and joined the nypd members on the scene search the buildings that were affected. and as commissioner o'neill said, there were 29 injuries 24 of these people have been transported to area hospitals. with various degrees of scrapes, abrasions, from glass, from metal. thankfully, none of these are life-threatening injuries. and the 24 patients that have been removed are not in a serious condition other than the one patient with a puncture wound. >> thank you very much, commissioner. okay. we will take your questions now. >> was there a bomb i dumpster, mr. mayor? >> again, it is too early to determine specifically what the incident was caused by. what we are telling you this evening, we believe it wa

heard this, actually, from their locations and joined the nypd members on the scene to search the as commissioner o'neill said, there were 29 entries and one was considered serious. 24 of them were transported to area hospitals with various degrees of scrapes, abrasions, and glass and metal -- thankfully, none of these are life-threatening injuries and the 24 patients are not in serious condition, other than the one patient. commissioner. we will take your questions. >> [inaudible] >> too early to say specifically what the incident was caused by. we are telling you we believe it was intentional and a full investigation is under way. as soon as we are able to >> you are listening to mayor bill de blasio from new york and james o'neill, the nypd commissioner talking about explosion that happened in the chelsea neighborhood of new york city at about 8:40 of this and you heard the mayor say it was an intentional act and he asks everyone in the area to be alert and be vigilant and urges all new yorkers and anyone to send in video or information they have about what may have caused all of this. we have

into and the public and certainly this committee will know about those problems as soon as we do, end quote. commissioner koskinen repeatedly violated that promise. as early as february 2014 and no later than april 2014, he was aware a substantial portion of lois lerner's emails could not be produced to congress. however in a march 19, 2014, letter to senator wyden, commissioner koskinen said, quote, we are transmitting today additional information that we believe completes our production to your committee and the house ways and means committee. in light of these productions, i hope the investigations can be concluded in the very near future, end quote. at the time he sent that letter, he knew that the document production was not complete. commissioner koskinen did not notify congress of any problem until june 13, 2014 when he included the information on the fifth page of the third enclosure of a letter to the senate committee on finance. wherefore, john andrew koskinen, by such conduct warrants impeachment and trial and removal from office. article 4, john andrew koskinen has failed to act with confiden

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

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

as commissioner she over saw an expansion at the airport and handled flight control projecs a higher education system. she served on the valley water district. called her a kind and thought woman. she opened doors for opportunity for women in nevada. >> police in north las vegas are looking for this man 25 year old perez who was on friday while questioning him about the murder of a local father. get away. killing mohammed robinson because he didn't open a dar for a woman in a fast food restaurant. the start of the argument he is considered armed and dangerous you see him call 911 right away. >> now the family who said their taken was run over they are shocked that drivers just got a traffic ticket. >> a 16 year old is recovering after hit and dragged 20 feet last week temperature happen in the a neighborhood near deer springs and dur anxietyo. >> oh , spoke with a travel nurse saving the teen's life. >> [inaudible] across the street where his car was parked. >> in the hospital now. >> i don't feel good. >> anthony in a hospital bed. the straight a student worried about more than his

commissioner koskinen: yes. in other words, in fact, as i tell people with the phone scams, you are not hearing from us. we send you a letter. mr. deutch: commissioner koskinen, is there any law or regulation that prevents a person from publicly disclosing the letter from the i.r.s. that tells them that they are being audited? commissioner koskinen: there's no restriction by the i.r.s. mr. deutch: releasing tax returns, as we've just been discussing, provides transparency. it's being reported in the front page of "the washington post," that the trump foundation spent more than a quarter of a million dollars to settle lawsuits filed against his business. just a few remaining questions there. of unlawful for the head the charity -- commissioner koskinen: you can't use benefits of the tax-exempt organization for their own purposes. mr. deutch: is it illegal for a nonprofit group to use political gifts such as the foundation to use -- commissioner koskinen: i can't talk about any individual taxpayer's activities. 501-c-3 organizations cannot b

she was elected to the county in 1974 as the first woman to serve as commissioner. she served for 20 years./// after a huge scam was uncovered within wells fargo. our consumer advocate michelle mortensen is here with the details. ((michelle mortensen)) >>> if you're a wells fargo customer... chances are you are a victim of this. federal regulators say employees had secretly created millions of unauthorized bank and credit card accounts since 2011. those phony accounts earned the bank unwarranted fees... and helped wells fargo boost sales numbers and make more money. some of the employees went numbers and email addresses to enroll customers in online services. those customers were oblivious to the fact that there were accounts in their names... racking up annual fees.. interest... not to mention overdraft fees because money was being taken from their original accounts. wells fargo will have to pay the largest fine the "consumer financial protection bureau" has ever asked... 185-million... and 5-million to refund customers. ((michelle mortensen)) that got the boot...

she was elected to the county in 1974 and was the first woman to serve as commissioner...a nd served for 20 years. there... dondero said some of the male members of the commission expected her to serve as the secretary... but she refused and demanded equal treatment./// ((paul joncich)) >>> commission chairman steve sisolak responded to the news with a statement.. reading in part ... "thalia was a trailblazer who cared deeply about this community and served it with distinction. las vegas has lost one of its shining lights."/// tough on crime or too aggressive? a report recently released calls out the clark county district attorney's office... the i-team's vanessa murphy is taking a closer look at what critics are saying and has more with a response from the d-a. ((vanessa murphy)) clark county is one of 16 counties in the country that use the death penalty the most - -according to a harvard report. researchers claim prosecution of those cases isn't fair... and the lead public defender here in the clark county is backing them up. questions the report's validity. ((steve wolfson/clark

into and the public and certainly this committee will know about those problems as soon as we do, end quote. commissioner koskinen repeatedly violated that promise. as early as february 2014 and no later than april 2014, he was aware a substantial portion of lois lerner's emails could not be produced to congress. however in a march 19, 2014, letter to senator wyden, commissioner koskinen said, quote, we are transmitting today additional information that we believe completes our production to your committee and the house ways and means committee. in light of these productions, i hope the investigations can be concluded in the very near future, end quote. at the time he sent that letter, he knew that the document production was not complete. commissioner koskinen did not notify congress of any problem until june 13, 2014 when he included the information on the fifth page of the third enclosure of a letter to the senate committee on finance. wherefore, john andrew koskinen, by such conduct warrants impeachment and trial and removal from office. article 4, john andrew koskinen has failed to act with confiden

as well. commissioner mar? >>supervisor eric mar: thank you, mr. fried and your suggestions in terms of holding on and what we would do with a study but connecting the rfp from the department of technology and miguel gammanos staff moving forward. i want to say that tom yamano's study and the municipal work done by the columbia telecommunications corporation, i'm hoping that they are drawing from that report as they issue that rfp and whatever study is done and not just reinventing the wheel but the process and i know wolf and aaron talked about the chattanooga and other models. but i know that what's missing is community involvement in this process. i know we have coit which is more of an inter departmental department and we have a senior tech council that is active, but i'm hoping that for our future there is some kind of digital inclusion task force like other cities have as we move forward different big ideas so that low income seniors and people with disabilities and children and families are not left behind. i'm hoping that as this rfp is mov

commissioner moore. >> move to continue items 2, 3, and item 14 as noted by secretary owen and he would ask the rest of the commission to comment on the presentation on filbert i'm prepared toe move it off december 1st like to see comments from other commissioner and commissioners i'll only add since the advice of the planner december 1st is closed to additional drs there are the next hearing date the 8 and also the possibility of skooekz it on the 17 only two drs scheduled for november 17th. >> commissioner hillis. >> i mean on item one i'm open to continuance when we get to into that back and forth about calendar that would be great in october back in january it has been kicking around not prepolluted the dr requesters getting together and work this out any time earlier secretary owen. >> if you like. >> i i know the october day or night that was proposed. >> we could add it to october 6th as well. >> i propose that as well. >> that's you made a motion already anymore and i'm prepared to support october 6th assuming that date is workable i'll agree with commissioner hillis that we shouldn't be dragge

>> correct. >> commissioner dejesus? and as i understand your motion, it's the commission or it's representative ie search would do this question? >> correct. >> it's been moved and seconded with the appropriate amendment. now, commissioner marshall? >> one of the things i'm confused about is what's agendaized. because my reading of this no. 5 regarding applicants which they are willing to allow the commission to publically release their name. that's different from what we just stated. in fact when i read this, my first thought, i can say this, it's 61 people. i don't even know that this was what i just heard is what's agendaized. i'm confused. >> it says, discussed and applicants, the chief of police willing to allow the commission, i have my feelings about it which i will go into it. i thought it was 61 people. these are all the applicants. >> the motion is the finalist. >> that's not what's on here. >> what are you talking about? >> there is a difference between one. >> the agenda item no. 5 and what is now being brought for

ellen, who really cares and very costly stays on top of us as commissioners and keep us on the right ad. thank you good mdm. clerk >> item from the consent calendar. request approval for san francisco port commissioners to travel with port staff to new orleans louisiana two demian oh convention of the american association of port 40 october 24, 26 item 10 b request approval to request amendment to the contract with cochran marine incorporated to increase the contract amount by 18,003 under $19 for a testing and recommissioning of the shoreside power system of the james r herman cruise terminal located at pier 20. >> moved and seconded. >> is there any public comment on 10 there are a, b. if not, public comment public comment is closed. colleagues, all those in favor say, aye. >>[chorus of ayes] opposed to and 1635 and 1636 that could mdm. clerk next item >> item 11 a, update on the resiliency guide by the city's chief resiliency officer and director earthquake safety. >> good afternoon commissioner. pres. adams good german executive director forbes. members of the public. my name is s

we do as commissioner gilman said, we are an enterprise department and make money and our job is to make sure that the enforcement happens, so being too busy is not a good answer. so, i think that's it for me at this point, but maybe other commissioners want to -- >> commissioner gilman, please. er >> along the same lines as commissioner walker, what i noticed was a lack of public untszbacker understanding for some of the things that things aren't happening and it was a theme throughout public comment today, so i'm wondering similar to when we do seismic safety or neighborhood events where we hand out backpacks and we do those large fairs, i know we've done that in the mission and in chinatown, i think we need to do a better education program with the public. we just can't tell that person to tear down his deck on clayton street, we don't have that authority, and i think either through the website or through some aspect of accela that can can issue dashboards to the public, i think we need to do a better job of setting expectation ts. i recently learned a great leader is disappointing at

. >> as nfl commissioner roger goodell speaks out, and the player who started it all prepares to take the field tonight. >>> and good morning, america. big opening weekend for the nfl. you saw all the players echoing colin kaepernick's protest. the patriots winning over the cardinals overnight. >> that was without tom brady. his backup, jimmy garoppolo stepping in. we'll talk to tom about what he was up to. michael was covering football over the weekend. he's on his way back. >>> to the white house and the latest on hillary clinton's helt. after she was rushed out of a 9/11 memorial event caught stumbling. her aides lifting her into a vehicle. her doctor says it's pneumonia. cecilia vega has more on this. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. serious questions about her health and about why her campaign did not disclose this diagnosis sooner. hillary clinton's health was the subject of right wing blogs and conspiracy theory. the video shows her leaving the 9/11 memorial early. as the van doors open sherks doesn't move. team of aides and secret service agents rush to her side. one g

one of the responses we had is one of the jobs as commissioners is to shake their hand as they come in with a star and gun and their family is there but the question is are we doing everything training wise with a job getting tougher every day we're equipping them to do that. when it's going great we can recognize them and when it's going great we can convene earlier. it's healthy to have those conversations and i appreciate the officers at tenderloin for giving me direct feedback no one brought up the 36 inch baton but there was a lot of taser discussion. it was universal for me. that there is a request for somebody that is internal i got a lot of feedback at this commission - prior commission selection of prior chiefs not within this department. specifically being an issue. commissioner de-jesus. had meetings with the police offic officer's association and we met with the pride alliance. what is understandable and i think is often forgotten is sometimes it is just the basic parts about being a police officer they felt we did not put enough aonto. and identifying a leader for the perm

commissioner acted in good faith. here's more on the ironic revelations. reporter: for a decade, her competition astition commissioner made her one of europe's most powerful women. two is known for no-nonsense approach. >> those who are playing the game within europe have to follow the rules of europe. reporter: her targeted companies you felt were not transparent enough and handed out record fines to cartels. but documents that service on wednesday revealed she was listed as a director of a shell company that was headquartered in the bahamas. something she never disclosed. >> to have money in the bahamas and not go public about it as the eu commissioner is a violation of the obligations of thoffi. reporter: now, her lawyer has confirmed that she was in fact a director of mint holdings limited. the eu code of conduct for commission -- forbids commissioners from engaging in other activity, but her legal team added she believed the company had been liquidated before she came into office. when she became competition commissioner, she stressed her own independence. tax havens like the bahamas have come

clear as i can without sort of referees the commission's deliberations. first, for commissioner wheeler, it sounds as though you are open to modifying this to accommodate some of these quite legitimate concerns. is that accurate? >> yes, sir. if we can do that and protect the mandate from congress, which i believe we can. >> commissioner pai, part of the difficulty when conducting a negotiation is to find out whether or not these are two of the many objections that you may have to the current proposal, or if these are the two main objections. to the extent wheeler makes accommodations and you pop up with three new objections, and i'm not suggesting you would, i want to be clear if we're trying to get to 5.0 and he does back-flips to accommodate these concerns, we don't find three new concerns 72 hours out. do you want to comment on that. >> absolutely, sir. we put our suggested changes that we vote on at our monthly meetings. on our internal chain, sometimes several weeks in advance so everyone knows what the universe of our concerns might be and what our proposals are. those ar

one of the responses we had is one of the jobs as commissioners is to shake their hand as they come in with a star and gun and their family is there but the question is are we doing everything training wise with a job getting tougher every day we're equipping them to do that. when it's going great we can recognize them and when it's going great we can convene earlier. it's healthy to have those conversations and i appreciate the officers at tenderloin for giving me direct feedback no one brought up the 36 inch baton but there was a lot of taser discussion. it was universal for me. that there is a request for somebody that is internal i got a lot of feedback at this commission - prior commission selection of prior chiefs not within this department. specifically being an issue. commissioner de-jesus. had meetings with the police offic officer's association and we met with the pride alliance. what is understandable and i think is often forgotten is sometimes it is just the basic parts about being a police officer they felt we did not put enough aonto. and identifying a leader for the perm

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

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he says the fraternal order of police and the police department are two separate entities as commissioner i do not weigh in on political matters including decisions by the fop to endorse particular candidates. clearly i have a personal opinion, but oy will respectfully keep that to my self. >> remains to be seen how this all plays out. the union isn't going to change their endorsement but endorsements only get their strength from the belief that voting members will follow it. so what happens when a couple thousand vot votes members publy say they won't follow their own representation? >> iain, we'll see. >> bill, thank you. >>> seven weeks ahead of election day and hillary clinton is off the campaign trail. she's resting up for next week's first official presidential debate. the democratic nominee is probably feeling pretty good. the associate associated pressis from early voting showing initial strength for clinton in the critical state of north carolina and a real clear politics pole average has clinton ahead nationally by 1.3 points. >>> the former revel casino sitting empty for yours

commissioner keane. >> i have known judge kopp for more than 45 years. as a supervisor in the city and county of san francisco. and a judge and things like the state bar. judge kopp and i were involved at the state bar. he was indeed a tremendous main stay in terms of protecting the integrity of the political system in san francisco and we are really blessed by having him as an asset as a membership. quentin, i couldn't be more delighted. >> i'm grateful. >> i have one call to order and roll call. commissioner hayon has been excused. vice-chair commissioner keane? >> here. commissioner chiu, here. commissioner kopp, here. all present and accounted for. for purposes of the public being aware. the item 11 has been continued to october 21, 2016. >> mr. chairman, >> excuse me, commissioners, please put the microphone in front of your mouth when you are speaking. thank you. >> i am going to be in new york city october 24th. and i would like to be present for consideration of the matter comprising item no. 11, and i therefore ask the chair to give consideration f

he served our great state as commissioner since february 2013. sioner. he serves on the national association of insurance commissioners executive committee. the administration credentials and professional background make him an excellent witness for us today to talk about this important topic. thank you for thinking -- thank you for traveling to washington to share your expertise. --r perspective on high was on iowa's health insurance market. >> good morning. here to honor to be share our views in the state of iowa. on the duty of the insurance commissioner. , reallyembers of state a couple of highlights to fix some of these issues. i did give some written testimony which is much longer. as an insurance commissioner, we are pretty local. we know the folks these are impacting. the 75,000 iowans that are getting rate increases, i know a lot of these folks. i see them at church, grocery stores. a lot of them are friends. i want to share a story but a friend of mine. he had a good corporate job, he left that job it started a company in iowa. he has tw

commissioner keane. >> i have known judge kopp for more than 45 years. as a supervisor in the city and county of san francisco. and a judge and things like the state bar. judge kopp and i were involved at the state bar. he was indeed a tremendous main stay in terms of protecting the integrity of the political system in san francisco and we are really blessed by having him as an asset as a membership. quentin, i couldn't be more delighted. >> i'm grateful. >> i have one call to order and roll call. commissioner hayon has been excused. vice-chair commissioner keane? >> here. commissioner chiu, here. commissioner kopp, here. all present and accounted for. for purposes of the public being aware. the item 11 has been continued to october 21, 2016. >> mr. chairman, >> excuse me, commissioners, please put the microphone in front of your mouth when you are speaking. thank you. >> i am going to be in new york city october 24th. and i would like to be present for consideration of the matter comprising item no. 11, and i therefore ask the chair to give consideration f