no. 2 was cantonese 15 times if dave. -- 15 times a day. no. 4 was french at two times a day and number five was japanese roughly two times a day and sixth and seventh are russian and vietnamese. russia and approximately two times today, vietnamese approximately one time i year. the question was what district uses language access the most. the officers and members of the bureau have used language access the most. in parentheses you can see 16,406 contracts were from sfpd airport. where are we in terms of implementation? what has been implemented, and what has not? the following recommendations were made to advance to the department's language a. enhance the current system to effectively dispatch them. the department of emergency management, which handles police dispatch, provided an estimated cost of $57,000 as of 2008 to enable the dispatchers to identify certified bilingual officers in real time on their display terminals. dispatching only bilingual officers has the potential to jeopardize public safety and officer safety by causing slow

commissioner kingsley: would cantonese be the second-largest pool? >> yes, ma'am. commissioner kingsley:

commissioner kingsley: would cantonese be the second-largest pool? >> yes, ma'am. commissioner kingsley: thank you. just wondering how that fell into place. my last question is, on point number six of page seven, the percentage of occ complaints relating to violations of this general order, i was going to ask whether or not how that compared to an earlier time. , but we did not have the general order in place. >> it was roughly 1.4%. there has been a .35% increase in complaints. compared to the last fiscal year occ complaints. it is minute, however, our goal is zero complaints. commissioner kingsley: do you have any trend on that? that increase is relatively small, but it is it to -- but is it just for this year -- for last year? >> compared to the previous fiscal year, there has been 8.35% increase. i have not been able to look at the past years regarding a violation 5.20. commissioner kingsley: thank you very much, officer. president mazzucco: the occ said there was some place regarding the violation. what is the gravity of these complaints? what do you usually h

no. 2 was cantonese 15 times if dave. -- 15 times a day. no. 4 was french at two times a day and number five was japanese roughly two times a day and sixth and seventh are russian and vietnamese. russia and approximately two times today, vietnamese approximately one time i year. the question was what district uses language access the most. the officers and members of the bureau have used language access the most. in parentheses you can see 16,406 contracts were from sfpd airport. where are we in terms of implementation? what has been implemented, and what has not? the followin

businesses, particularly in our communities of color, where we have a lot of business owners that speak cantonese and spanish. i have learned that many businesses did not get out region did not even know that we were voting on this legislation. out of respect, i would like to make a motion to continue. i think at least a month or two is needed to get actual real dialogue prior to implementation. i think we might get some very good feedback in terms of how we could best implement the outcomes we would like to see, which is a reduction in the usage of plastic bags, and of course all bags overall in the city. but i do not think we have garnered that feedback yet. one thing i have heard, for example, is -- is their capacity in the city to do language out reach on education, the waiver process, and the enforcement as well? also, why small businesses to not go through a similar process, as did our supermarkets and retail pharmacies, where they first got rid of the plastic bags before they had a fee added on? they're kind of getting hit all at once in this legislation. i think more time is needed for th

robert tranham and david cantonese reporter for politico. >> hey you guys. >> good morning. >>> we'rerepublicans while in office. here we go. >> clinton had been governor for 12 years. he understood negotiating over the legislature. little things. having the right picnic for families. having the families of children bringing the i kids over. having people fly on air force one. courtesies. phone call on a birthday. there are a thousand small things that create bipartisanship. >> okay. this was said at a tea party event in staten island yesterday. so robert, what's the angle here? >> well, i appreciate that, alex. first of all, let me start off by saying, you know, i was a staffer in the republican congress during that time. speaker gingrich is not embellishing here. say whatever you want about the relationship between speaker gingrich and president clinton during the government shutdowns an the cry baby thing on the back of air force one and so forth. there was a genuine mutual respect between the two, both from a political standpoint and a personal standpoint. the bipartisanship. stay