i'll assigned to work with captain tom and a others. when i was told i had to work with the captains closely but i have to say that captain tom has been very rovenl there's times i would think about how i asked silly questions and i would write them and send so i have to say he's really responsive. i've been in the job for 3 months and i, see he's a very enthusiastic captain. he motivates people to prescribe solve together with within it his power and to the fullest extinct he can do so thank you very much >> thank you very much. >> good evening commissioners deputy chief and captain tom. i worked in the central district thirty years ago in union square in retail security and i'm back as the director for a new security. i miss commend captain tom for the last week and a half he's been very responsive to my e-mails and phone calls. i am echoing everything that everyone said tonight. thank you >> thank you. >> hello thank you so much commissioners for coming to our district. that i'm a long term area resident and also serve as the co-chair

thank you very much captain tom.that was a pretty incredible presentation especially at the end. this is great. we really seeing community being involved there's not just take about community there's community. unless the staff has any pressing questions it's time to hear from the community and nouns the public comment. >> the public is now welcome to address the commission on items that don't appear on tonight's agenda that were speakers should address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individuals. when the police officer rules of order during the comment no commissioners is required to respond but may provided a brief response. individual commissioners and occ personnel shouldy refrain from entering into debate and please limit our comments to 3 minutes >> just to be clear tonight because we have language access in the room. i can give public comment in any language >> good evening i'm detective director at the chinatown community center. our organization has serviced chinatown by providing affo

so we quickly contacted captain tom, of course, without any delay captain tom and other officers were able to clear out the space and essentially return that space back to the members of the community. so we want to thank captain tom and his officers. we also want to thank him for the work he's down paying attention to the traffic along kirsten i didn't street. it's a busy through fair but it's a street where a lot of people who may be rushing to work are often violating traffic codes and making illegal turns and endangering pedestrians >> thank you commissioners for giving me this time to speak. i have a little bit of a switch in this conversation. i noticed it was going a little bit more to basically to policemen - well, here's my situation on february 22nd i was coming home from work i got off the m train on market and on my walk down to the mission street mission and 11 street to catch t 14 bus i was stopped by 8 officers with their guns on me so i was approached by 8 officers with guns on me and forced me to the ground and give me all diversity demands in regards to an african-am

i've spoken to captain tom about it. there's been some sort of an operation put together but it's been reduced. they're not coming in until after 2 o'clock in the morning which helps us and helps everybody to keep them out of the neighborhood. we have the party buses we ran out of the neighborhood but they barking park on the east side of union square. we're told - we can see what's going on. my grandparent lived in this area and as a youngster i remember that area it was a fine area awe and now it's we have one neighborhood group that's helped sponsor 7 liquor licenses in 5 blokes. we have another group that's supporting a massage parlor we never had a massage particular. it's becoming a dumping ground of - >> excuse me. >> what we need i know we're understaffed i really understand that but we need more patrol. we need it. now i don't know if those other groups are using the 10 b program you mentioned that whoifr i know their getting more officers can i explain that. we're doing everything the face way we worked with ab

i've spoken to captain tom about it. there's been some sort of an operation put together but it's been reduced. they're not coming in until after 2 o'clock in the morning which helps us and helps everybody to keep them out of the neighborhood. we have the party buses we ran out of the neighborhood but they barking park on the east side of union square. we're told - we can see what's going on. my grandparent lived in this area and as a

i want to say thank you to captain and tom. and thank the community it's great to see everybody here. it's fun for us >> good evening i'm julius i've been on the commission for about 2 1/2 years. during the day i'm a partnering and head of the employment department at the reed smith that's a law enforcement. i'm pleased to be here. i'm pleased to have had a great dinner and listen to the concerns of the community to hear what's going on to assist how i can. >> hello, i'm suzy. you know, i just have to say rblth back this is as good as it gets. i see the kids over there having kids here i know it's hard on parents so i'm grateful for mom and dad's and this is a buff group. and i guess i have to say i've been a little bit reflect active today on say march on washington. it's a beautiful room to look at it and to work with my colleagues on to continue to do better and find ways to make the city satisfactory. i'm is a native san franciscan i'm racing my kids here. i'm a former prosecutor i see my colleagues from the district attorn

. >> i told you the officers it's me without my shirt and a thank you captain tom for your presentation. that presentation with the children and officer courtney was absolutely adorable. it was nice to see officer courtney. last week, i hosted the space for the jeopardy defame which is a game to teach youth how to interact with officers. and officer courtney was there the whole day and was very enthusiastic about the skits. you modeling for them. i was proud to be open the commission that day seeing that. a couple of questions. you gave the staff about the percentage about half the number of officers with asian about 24 percent it's a good chunk of officers a lot more than i grew up with but pits less than the population in terms of language access do you think wu you have enough officers for languages >> i know we have 6 officers that speak cantonese and then there's 27 that speak mandarin at central we have one officer that speaks mandarin actually she's a p.s. a. one officer speaks chinese and mandarin. the services are utilized constantly. would you like more? >> we can always use m

. >> captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> yes. we adjourn in memory of captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m. [adjourned] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping). this is we call ourself 0 october net and that's a play on words. they can play another song and they received a command performance and they received the highest rating and so it is so nice of you to be here for our presentation. thank you and this is eight graders from our middle school and we're going to play phantom of the night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping) >> thank you so much. (clapping). all right. if you will, please join me standing for our national song. >> where are you? >> oh, say can you see that the dawns early light what so we proudly hailed. at the twilights last beaming who bright stars and bright stereos through the peril site over the ramp parts we watched were so careless streaming and the rockets bright glare the bombs busting in air gave proof there

. >> captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> yes. we adjourn in memory of captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m. [adjourned] san francisco - remind members of the public to please silence any mobile devises and i'd like to take roll at this time (calling names) both commissioners are expected to arrive late. commissioners first on your calendar is items like one a and e requests for additional use operations continued until september 6th. and the next items request for conditional use operations this proposed until cement 26. those are all the items i have and i have no speaker cards >> are there any public comments. seeing none, public comment is closed >> move to continue items one and 2 to september 26th. second >> on that motion (calling names) so move commissioners that passes and places you under our consent calendar all matters are considered to be routine. there will be no separate discussion of those items unless so requested. and then it will be removed and credit ca

so i appreciate your work >> captain tom, i want to thank you and everyone here for the great prevention. i w i was partly interested in the folks in particular. i have a concern about quality of life programs and the increased number of establishments of liquor licenses as well. i'm interested and glad to hear what you had to say as well as mr. green bigger. perhaps the ada can tell me what's the alu? >> the liaison to the - >> the liaison to the state? >> the ad c. >> so the sf pd staff. okay. that's important. we're trying to figure out if it's their guys or ours >> i had a feeling i had know. i should know what the alu is >> how embarrassing and i thought it was it was really a smart move to call and reach anti to others and see what they're doing for sleuths by are there other types of those kind of scams going on? there's a few scams not fwom among the elderly. i've seen a lot of scams on the internet. the other day there was a lady who wanted a carpet cleaner and they came in and took all the oriental rugs. there's people calling restaurants and saying our pg&e bill is going to be

. >> captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> yes. we adjourn in memory of captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m. [adjourned]

. >> captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> yes. we adjourn in memory of captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m. [adjourned] >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the august 12, 2013, meeting of the san francisco small business commission, and the meeting is called to order at 5:35. thank you for the sfgov, tv. for their support. take this opportunity to silence your cell phones and devices, there is a sign in for anyone who would like to be added to the small business mailing list, there are speaker cards available at the front counter, all speaker cards allow us to prepare more accurate record for the comments. you can return the speaker cards to maoe. >> roll call attendance? >> adams? >> here. >> dooley? >> here. >> dwight. >> here. >> o'brien. >> here. >> ortiz-cartagena. >> here. >> riley is excused? >> white? >> here. >> next item. we move on to item number two, which is again public comment, it allows members of the public to comment generally on matter

. >> captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> yes. we adjourn in memory of captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m. [adjourned] >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is

. >> captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> yes. we adjourn in memory of captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m. [adjourned] good evening, every name is my name namely kelly good on the city of mississauga city and county of san francisco. >> [applause] >> thank you my fan club fan club there and about. but welcome to the city of san francisco and welcome to usf. today we are gathered here as beneficiaries of the civil rights movement. to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. i am proud to stand before you as the first african-american, first woman city administrator. >> [applause] >>thank you. i i am grateful to be inspired and mentored by many great civil rights leaders and my educational leaders which includes usf law school. >> [applause] >> and my family members who have mentored me and have paved the way for me along my career path. i could not have gotten there without them. my greatest inspirations are my parents william little and maria little, an

captain gary tom xharnd officer to address the commission on police activities in the central district discussion. we're going to lower the lights a little bit so be careful when you walk around so we can do the power point presentation. >> if president could and the commissioners and others that i'm saying your name welcome to the district i'm captain tom. i started out here almost 32 years ago. i really started out about 5 three years ago, i was born in the chinese hospital around the block. i want to thank dr. dennis chu. he also hosted this dinner tonight and many of you don't know he was actually a member of the 1 hundred and 40 recruit class in the san francisco police department he was a cop before he was in education. so tonight i have the honor of presenting an overview of the central district. the central district has foyer patrol sector. one car covers the theatre district and union square. sorry i hit that by accident. okay. the two car covers chinatown in the financial district. our 3 car sector covers fisherman's wharf and the four car sectors it's our largest sector it c

. >> captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> yes. we adjourn in memory of captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m. [adjourned] >> so, good morning, everyone. my name is mark farrell. i'm the supervisor from district 2 here in san francisco. last year, thanks to the great leadership of our mayor ed lee, his office of housing in particular, olson lee and brian chu who are here with us today and my colleagues on the board of supervisors, together and with the voters of san francisco, we passed proposition c, the housing trust fund initiative, to create and approve affordable housing city-wide and to provide loans to assist with the down payment towards the purchase of homes here in san francisco. the passage of the housing trust fund was and is a huge win for all of san francisco and our residents as one step in the right direction towards continuing to solve our city's ongoing housing needs. we are here today to announce the launch of a renewed down payment assistance program for

. >> captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> yes. we adjourn in memory of captain tom [speaker not understood]. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m. [adjourned] so it is my complet to be able to welcome so many wonderful people and so many people that support our school and all of these excess where having and i guess i want to introduce mayor lee. mayor lee, please stand up and wave to our community. [applause] >> so, as everyone was gathering in our main office we have come up with, we were brainstorming what we wanted to know from the mayor and from the superintendent. our students here we read the book of but not buddy this summer. have either of you read that book? well it looks like oregon have to mail the superintendent and the mayor are book. we definitely want them to know what were talking about, right? very good. so then let's substrate. let's remember what our three rules that we always lived by? >> be responsible. be safe. be respectful. awesome. i want to make sure that were all showing our democra

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but captain tom meredith passed away recently. he was a terrific guy. a many of our captains have, he served in the armed forces in the marines in the 1940s and he's been running boats his whole life. and he is very fond fixture as part of our fisherman's wharf heritage and will be missed greatly. so, i'd just like to remember him during my executive director's remarks. and that concludes my executive director report. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner adams. >> first of all, director moyer, really appreciate your report. and also to the attorney, it' really good the relationship between ilw and the port continues to grow. clearly that's great. not only for the community, but the port. and hopefully with this labor day celebration the community will come out clearly. the port belongs to every citizen of san francisco. i'd like to update my other commissioners. on july 19th, myself and jim malony of mayor [speaker not understood] took supervisor scott wiener, gave him a tour of the harbor. supervisor wiener was really impressed. he had

including two camp commanders, captain tom bostic in 2007. captain rob yeskus one year later. enemy fire also took the lives of sergeant buddy huey, private chris pfeiffer and staff sergeant ryan fritschy. dozens of others had been seriously wounded. an army investigation would conclude that cop keating was seriously vulnerable. >> cop keating was tactically indefensible. these what these soldiers were asked to do, defend the undefensible. >> the taliban video shows them testing the defenses. they did this from the day cop keating was built. >> you see the muzzle flashes? >> by the time ty carter's unit arrived, the rate of attacks had tripled. >> that summer it would be every other day or sometimes it would be every day. sometimes twice a day. and it wasn't just, you know, pop shots. sometimes they would shoot rpgs or b-10s or a recoilless rifle. so it was continuous harassing. >> and your future months there, how much was it just a constant fear that you could be killed at any moment? >> the anxiety was high, but the fear only hit when something was close. when you see the s

the two hold the whole movie in space. >> we've got captain phillips. this is tomking over a boat. a blue collar every man captain phillips having to save the day. >> is there huge buzz? >> there use huge buzz. any time tom hanks is in a movie, it leads to an oscar buzz. >>> coming in november director martin scorsese will have "a wolf on wall street." people are wondering is it going to be like michael douglas and charlie sheen? >> it could be. it's fun story-telling trope. leo and martin scorsese are a match. it's their sixth movie together. >> you've got be interested in that even though it involves bankers. >> it's great trailer. it looks cool through and through. >> what to we have? up next we've got ""the hunger games"" sequel which is highly anticipated. >> yeah. the first one was such a blockbuster. this one they got a much bigger budget for. we'll see better costumes and amped up action as well as the arrival of finnic who fans of ""the hunger games"" will know as the big hunk who makes this less of a triangle and more of a love square. >> that sounds prom

captain phillips was the guy's name. tomews, you saw these pirates take over this cargo ship in the indian ocean and hold the crew for ransom and then there was a big standoff with american war ships. and captain phillips was the hero of the thing and watching this you kept thinking this is a movie. >> waiting for it to happen and finally it happened. >> tom hanks agreed. >> the story about julian assange. >> the rise and fall of wikileaks and julian assange. explores the grey area between our need to know the truth and people's need for privacy. it goes behind the scenes. >> the wolf of wall street. >> another true life story about an early 90s stockbroker and yachts and women and cocaine and all of that stuff. >> if there's nothing for you this fall, wait until the holidays, anchorman is back. >> nine years after the first one, we got the sequel. >> you really raved about gravity. i'll put that on my calendar. thank you very much. up next, the history behind some of your favorite slang expressio expressions. but first, thi

tom, good evening. >> reporter: lester, the ntsb is telling us the first officer was flying the plane. that is very common. but for some reason while below 400 feet on final approach, the captain suddenly grabbed control of the aircraft. and seconds later, the crash landing. to the passengers inside flight 345, the approach into laguardia two weeks ago seemed to be normal. but then, suddenly -- panic on board as the nose of the 737 slammed on to the runway. >> you need to take your seat, please take your seat. >> reporter: now, federal investigators say the plane's first officer had been flying the plane, but in the final seconds of flight while below 400 feet altitude, the captain suddenly assumed control of the plane. seconds later, the crash landing. to veteran pilot john cox, the question is why wouldn't the captain simply go around if he or she thought there was a problem. >> if there is an issue that arises between 500 feet and the ground and there's any question about the safe continuation of the landing, a go-around is required. >> reporter: the ntsb says the first officer was experienced with 5,200 flight hours, 1,100 in the 737. though this was his first trip in comm

, the patriots return gave tom brady a chance to visit his alma mater at the university of michigan. in a speech. the two time m.v.p. called being named wolverine team captains single greatest achievement. the speech was the high point of his day. an inspired group of linesman waiting for brady, bill belichick at the field, they turned the ball over four times in their first five possessions, including this fumble into the waiting arms of the safety. the lions offense was able to turn the patriots for only 13 points. bush was the lion's big weapon, catching five passes for 103 yards, including 67 on this first quarter screen pass. as the blockers run out of gas, so did bush. only one yard and six rushes, but stafford and the lions like to throw the ball. they romp 40-9. >> in williams post-p.a., we are crowning a new little league world champion. >> it was a wet and soggy elimination here at the little league world series, but mexico is moving on after beating panama 4-2 in 7 innings. they will take on japan saturday once again for the international championship. over in the u.s. bracket, washington was scheduled to take on connecticut tonight, but because

year, colonel or navy captain $154,000ears service, a year, master sergeant 20 years service, $90,000, corporal or senior airman with four years, $52,000 a year. todd harrison, tomoburn has been big on possibly looking at these numbers and finding savings. he pointed out recently, he compared the numbers of admirals and senior officers with our world war ii levels. he noted that during world war ii, we had a 12 million person military and about 2000 generals were flag officers. now we have about a 2.5 million active and reserve military force and about 1000 generals and flag officers. are there places for cuts? talk about the proposal tom coburn put on the table? guest: the proportions of change because the nature of warfare and the nature of our military has changed since world war ii. it does not necessarily explain all of it. but, for instance, we now have an all volunteer force. we rely on a professional military who are more highly trained, highly skilled, and we can be more selective in who we recruit and who we retain. and the systems that operate on the types of missions that they are required to perform are much more complex than in previous decades. so

colonel or navy captain with 25 years service, $154,000 a year, master sergeant 20 years service, $90,000, corporal or senior airman with four years, $52,000 a year. todd harrison, tom coburn has been big on possibly looking at these numbers and finding savings. he pointed out recently, he compared the numbers of admirals and senior officers with our world war ii levels. he noted that during world war ii, we had a 12 million person military and about 2000 generals were flag officers. now we have about a 2.5 million active and reserve military force and about 1000 generals and flag officers. are there places for cuts? talk about the proposal tom coburn put on the table? guest: the proportions of change because the nature of warfare and the nature of our military has changed since world war ii. it does not necessarily explain all of it. but, for instance, we now have an all-volunteer force. we rely on a professional military who are more highly trained, highly skilled, and we can be more selective in who we recruit and who we retain. and the systems they operate on the types of missions that they are required to perform are much more complex than in previous decades.