drs have a long public process baugs because of prop m but the rest of them don't have that process and the availability of documents so the public can comment on is really important. and every time your commissioners say we have enough to read every thursday you're not really getting the point. if the public doesn't have planned and the staff report from the developer so they can comment on it to you it doesn't become part of the record. you're making it does of the aisle extremely difficult. there's a different procure for drs. your kci terminal out future comments permanently because every time you adapt an area plan you adapt exemptions but comments. and every development has a slew of exemptions >> why are what the developer submits to you what in we're not to see online. what we see online is is staff report. there's nothing from the developer pushing promise or the public available to the public. and see if you're going to say the 7 of you are the public step into the shows you of the public once again and have a hearing that was promised about this. you haven't had a hearing at

service announcements and us doing this is a great thing and the second problem has to be enforcement baugs we can talk about evidence, just this morning i walked my dog and i can't tell you how many people i saw on cell phones driving where stop signs seem optional in my neighborhood. those are things we need to correct because where he have to make it safe. i want to thank everybody for being here and. police department has made great mr. -- made great progress and the chief has talked about this. thank you everybody. >> thank you mr. mazzucco. >> the hearing request to have a joint hearing between the neighborhood services and safety committee with the police commission was a hearing request that followed the original hearing request that was introduced by supervisor jan kim and that was cosponsored by mar and wiener, so i like to turn it over to supervisor kim and to a couple of my other comments who have comments to make. >> commissioner kim. >> thank you and great to be here with the commissioner and president mazzucco. it's great to have a joint hearing between our our two bodies as

we're here baugs because he want to be here we're not anything but volunteers. the fact that loaders in the community would show up to a meeting and spend 6 housed in the middle of the day and listening to the data it can be dry sometimes; right? that's why we feel it's necessary to get a prospective. at the same time we'll guard against perception bam a reality. francisco sings our praises and talks about our objective of not delivering those dead end programs and creating those are avenues for folks who have lived here in the community but especially the underserved community to get into those stewardship programs to get you the health care and the pension and the working conditions and the job protections and the salaries that will enable you to live here. the presentation we got from amelia crews haul that work is being done primarily by people who are represented by the labors and the carpenters and other trades. so i'm sensitive to the fact it may not be enough. but i think we have to be honest and relocate the notation that nobody is doing anything it may

we're here baugs because he want to be here we're not anything but volunteers. the fact that loaders in the community would show up to a meeting and spend 6 housed in the middle of the day and listening to the data it can be dry sometimes; right? that's why we feel it's necessary to get a prospective. at the same time we'll guard against perception bam a reality. francisco sings our praises and talks about our objective of not

they want to know why christie's political appointees restricted access to the george baug bridge, creating turmoil for drivers. elaine, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, charlie. 17 individuals and three organizations are being subpoenaed but their identities will not officially be made public until they have been served with legal papers. at least five inquiries or investigations have now been launched. among those expected to receive subpoenas are current or former members of governor christie's inner circle. former port authority official bill baroni david sampson, fired deputy chief of staff bridge edt anne kelly, and bill stepien. >> we started with the finances and operations of the port authority, and piece by piece, we followed the trail and unexpectedly we wound up in the governor's office. >> reporter: the assembly hired reid schar to help its investigation. the former federal prosecutor helped put illinois governor rod blagojevich shined bars on corruption charges. with legislators turning up the heat, governor christie made a point of showing he was focused on run