put together for lieutenant robert oh sullivan to be promoted as the permanent captain at the bayview station. we got a hundred signatures very quickly. >> (inaudible) on that? >> mr. davis and i discussed that that has happened. >> granted. thank you, chief, and thank you, mr. davis. >> the second thing that now captain o sullivan is the permanent captain at the station, we'd like him to stay for a while. i know with paramilitary organizations it's up and out but we think that would be counter productive in this case, he's been there two years, we work very well with him and we'd like him to stay. if that's possible we'd like that to happen. the third thing i'd like to mention is some calls for service data that i got from the turk street department of what are they called, you know, the custodian of records. first little packet here is about what we call mendell plaza, that would be between oakdail and palou and the 1300 block and 1400 block of mendell. in 10 months this year there have been over 2600 calls for service to that one block which we think is very high, considering the density o

. >> well, every community meeting at the bayview station we talked about guns, guns turned in, guns found, guns guns guns. if we were more proactive they'd be getting guns offer the street, we'd get more guns back. i'm sure there's money available for that. it just seems to be common sense. >> i think this is the kind of thing we would elicit in the open forum that commissioner kingsley talked about. but i think there were elements present in this that haven't been present in the past. there was private do you knowers. the gpbs actually came from the community people and we turned it over to the police. it wasn't initiated by the police. it may be on in the future but this is the kind of thing we talk about when we have a hearing on something like this so thank you for the suggestion. >> again, logistically we're not supposed to talk back and forth but we are on this issue. is it fair to say if somebody has a gun to surrender to the police department without funds being available, how do they do that? >> six people wouldn't take any money on saturday, they just insisted on turning t

the bayview station has dedicated a high-level police resources to this area, particularly to a recentash of robberies on and adjacent to the platform. well on the platform, officers tastings and lopez contacted the subject later identified as kenneth harding jr.. he was on the railway vehicle. the officers determined the suspect was riding without benefit obtained. the officers escorted the subject off of the vehicle without incident and requested he sit down on one of the benches nearby. mr. harding complied with that request well officer lopez conducted a standard warrant record check. as he heard officers radio transmission, he suddenly leapt to his feet and started to run east across third street into the crowded plaza with officers and foot pursuit. suddenly, and from a distance of 10 feet from the pursuing officers, harding a ride of the northern part of the plaza and reached his right hand under his left arm and then fired several rounds from his handgun at both of the officers. the officers immediately engaged in a firefight with the suspect. he then it fell to the ground, suf

i know that both myself, commissioner loftus attended the initial press conference of bayview station honoring these officers for what they did on the evening of december 12, 2012. we hear a lot of bad things happening in this world but in that press conference there wasn't a dry eye in the house. these two fine young officers, and they are san francisco's finest, received a call early in the morning of december 12, 2012, that there was a woman in the middle of the street, in one of the worst intersections in bayview point, bleeding. they arrived at the scene, not the woman, walked up to them and handed them a sweatshirt and in that sweatshirt was a five pound baby. that baby was not breathing. he was blue. officer grich, who is a former paramedic from smoam and officer cloud, his partner, were out in pouring rain. they called for an ambulance and there were none nearby. they spoke with dispatch and the the closest ambulance was already at san francisco general hospital. at this press conference, one of the officers said they weren't rainy night in bayview hunters point. officer grits

of work that around and also deal with bayview station, and have a meeting there.ut i'm not quite sure where they come up in order in the line but we will talk about the scheduling. but i agree it's horrendous. it was bright daylight so there have to be witnesses that will need to come forward. commissioner turman. >> commissioner turman: i would agree with commissioner loftus that we do need to shine that light particularly where%(e know of incidents. but i don't want us to lose sight that domestic violence happens all over the city, in all neighborhoods, and that we need to show ourselves as a commission all over the city and county of san francisco, that we are interested in those issues all over the city, where people don't make the reports. we need to go into those neighborhoods and let people know we're listening, and we're there as a resource as well. so i agree with commissioner loftus. let's be proactive, let's be a resource but let's not lose sight of where it's quietly happening. that's where we need to be as well. okay? >> president mazzucco: commission

you're interested in getting to bayview station so let me know and we can go there in february if you like. >> commissioner chan: so looks like this presentation about the firearms discharge review board shooting process which is education for the commission as well as the community, we're c%( kw 30th. >> commissioner chan: thank you. maybe we should talk about community meetings and where we want to have them. in january we can start sketching where we want to have them ahead of time. in the bayview or northern in february the last wednesday of february? >> commissioners, i'll leave that up to you. northern is next in order and we heard concern about the bayview. i don't know when we were last in bayview. >> commissioner chan: i keep bringing that up but i don't want to upset the cap apple car. we can talk about db anywhere but that incident particular -- >> president mazzucco: we have some time. we'll talk to inspector monroe and figure out what's next in line and work it at our next meeting and come up with a more firm protocol for the next three meetings. >> okay. >> president maz

respective assignments on saturday and as we close out the holiday season we did bayview toy give away today, mission station and api on bay shore was on saturday and obviously operation dream in various joy give aways will be going forward the rest of the holiday season. and that concludes my report. >> well, thank you, chief. speaking of the real positive news, the press conference with officers cloud and gritch, it wasn't only commissioner loftus that was crying, it was maybe another commissioner. >> i didn't want to be the one that said it, i'm glad you said it. >> even our commission secretary who has done a lot with this department had tears in his eyes. it was an incredible press conference. what those two officers did was beyond belief, saving that little baby's life. it was amazing. god bless them, they did the lord's work, they are great police officers and to hear the officer that was driving the radio car while the other officer was giving cpr to the baby because they couldn't wait for the ambulance, to hear him say the officer giving cpr was crying and telling the baby to come back, it made me t

bayview to fisherman's wharf. as you say, that's not on your agenda today. that's really what this is all about. we have been working on that since the late 1960s. we have station designs from late 1967 offering the merchants of north beach rapid transit, grade separated service underground. four years ago we cautioned the central subway's engineers to avoid line and station construction that would obviously arouse strong community opposition. i think we put our supervisor david chiu in a very difficult position here. you and we, the residents. specifically we requested but were ignored that the line should terminate beyond washington square. now is the time for you to offer our merchants the low city treasurerance engineering termination of option 4 that will let us residents, russian hill, telegraph hill, golden gateway, chinatown, commute to work in a modern city's rapid transit vehicle. thank you. * >> next speaker, please. >> eric scott followed by julie christian son, and then joan wood. >> good afternoon. >>> this is not a project that's intended to benefit a single neighborhood. this is a project that's intended to benefit all san franciscans. when it w