commissioner chan? vice president marshawn: -- marshall: people did not think we could do that. >> i apologize. this cheap has made it clear. he has gone and told the officers. the message is clear. if you have made a mistake and are having a tough time, this commission will work with you, but if you lie, you will be gone, and that is pretty clear. commissioner chan: i wanted to ask about language access. i thought we had scheduled it for another week, but i cannot find it.

commissioner chan? vice president marshawn: -- marshall: people did not think we could do that. >> i apologize. this cheap has made it clear.

>> yes, commissioner chan. someone is in the audience, and she will give you a brief presentation about priorities that the occ things is important. >> kddi, present -- good evening, president mazzucco. the list is 20 outstanding recommendations as well as the general order revision. i would say most certainly a priority is to have a presentation to the commission of 5.05, which is the general order. we met with chief suhr last month to go over the list and to ask him to also prioritize, so we are in discussion about how to move this forward, so i would say that is one of the agency's no. 1 priorities. in terms of the occ recommendations, our main priorities concerning language access, concerning juveniles as well as officer-involved shootings and mental-health, and some of those we have moved forward on, but many of them are still outstanding, and we look forward to working with the department to implement them as soon as possible. president mazzucco: thank you. anyone? >> good evening, commissioners. question

commissioner chan? vice president marshawn: -- marshall: people did not think we could do that. >> i apologize. this cheap has made it clear. he has gone and told the officers. the message is clear. if you have made a mistake and are having a tough time, this commission will work with you, but if you lie, you will be gone, and that is pretty clear. commissioner chan: i wanted to ask about language access. i thought we had scheduled it for another week, but i cannot find it. i know the occ has been involved, so if the occ would like to co-present, i would welcome that. we had asked for an update on where they are, what they have implemented. president mazzucco: commissioner slaughter? commissioner slaughter: thank you, president mazzucco. this goes into your priorities matrix, to speak. the idea that we as a commission ought to consider how often we need to meet, a big part of why we regularly meet is to handle what had been a very serious disciplinary caseload. they could be meeting rather than four tim

president mazzucco: commissioner chan? commissioner wanted to make sure we invite all the commissioners to the extent we can with the quorum requirements to attend the graduation ceremony for the first group. is that the last day of the training december 8? it won't be a very formal thing but would be great to have a few of us there to congratulate them on being done with the program. president mazzucco: great. commissioner chan: if you wouldn't mind sending the details of where and when and the hours you want us there to the lieutenant and he'll send it to us and we'll figure out how many can make it. >> absolutely. commissioner chan: i wanted to ask about the c.i.t. button because that's a key piece of this. what's the plan for putting that out? >> actually, i've been -- since taking on this role, i've been in conversation with the current coordinator of the c.i.t. in memphis, major robert vaughn, and he's provided me with a copy, picture, if you will, of their c.i.t. button and think we can take that as a basis and make

up next, actress stockard channing. tavis: please to welcome stockard channing to this program. "other desert cities" opens in new york at the booth theater on november 3. here's a scene from "other desert cities." >> how could i trust you, how could i ever be in your presence, my dear, if you violated trust of a family that has so valued discretion and its good name over three decades. you would still be my daughter, but the meaning of that would change. you needed us. we came to the east coast. a year of our lives, i thought of nothing but your wellbeing and your recovery. i could never in quite the same way avail myself. that is who i am. i know who i am. you would lose us. tavis: ouch. sounds to me like somebody is on the precipice of doing something momma's not happy about. i'll let you explain the play, though. >> i can't explain all of the play because it really is a mystery play because every one -- i'd say the five characters in the play and i would say four out of those five have secrets and they really are not what they seem, including mine. tavis: how would you descr

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commissioner chan: it would help to see that list because i get a lot of questions. commissioner slaughter: thank you for the report, particularly about the ocupy situation. -- occupy situation. thank you for your tremendous respect, leadership,,. i can't imagine you have gotten a lot of sleep over the past weeks and months and that this has been going on. it is a spot where we need to be tremendously respectful of their first amendment rights and they need to figure out a way to be safe in expressing their views. it is a very difficult situation. cities are struggling with striking that balance and you are right in the middle of this. i want to let you know that we appreciate the hard work, i've appreciate the hard work that you are doing to strike the appropriate balance while realizing that reasonable time, place, and manner are placed on speech, but people can express really important sentiments. thank you for your hard work on that, chief. >> of the officers that have been working this thing, it has been cold, wet, trying, and the class and professionalism and r

thank you for your thorough work on the ordinance. >> hello my name is allison chan. i'm here today representing thousands of our members and supporters here in san francisco. as well as myself, i'm a san francisco resident. i'm here today to express save the bay support for the proposed amendment and respectfully urge you to do the same. since san francisco paved the way for single use bag policies all over california and around the country, we've learned a great deal about crafting ordinances that have the greatest environmental benefit and are most effective at encouraging widespread use of reusable bags. the amendments before you today are the culminations of the lessons learned from single use baghbans since 2007. san francisco's water ways in the bay do not distinguish between bags from large stores versus those from smaller stores or restaurants. as long as plastic bags are being distributed they will continue littering our community and our creeks. covering all retail establishments and restaurant places san francisco businesses on a level playing field. and a

our honorable mayor ed lee, chief greg suhr and command staff, commissioner azuko, and commissioner chanwell. thank you for joining us. i know how busy your schedules are. i believe district attorney gascon is going to be here any moment. i wanted to take a moment to acknowledge our professional partners. child protective services, adult protective services, the child abuse prevention center, the mayor's office into violence consortium, -- anti-silence consortium -- anti-violence consortium, and casa de las madres. with that, chief greg suhr. [applause] >> welcome. i really appreciate everyone being here. in my administration, we do not do a lot of press conferences, but this is really important. october is domestic violence awareness month. it was a major priority of mine and the mayor's to make an impression that we have to take care of our most vulnerable. we will open one is to be the special victims unit in the san francisco police department for the first time where we consolidate the domestic violence units, a juvenile, human trafficking, missing persons, elder abuse and neglect,

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[applause] and representing at&t we have jason chan. jason?on is probably busy making phone calls. right here. [applause]

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this is snow shower activity and the ap lay chan down here. there was a snow over portions of indiana into ohio. temperatures this just around the 32-degree mark, it's just beginning to smoke. you and east all that rain we saw to the northeast. we've cleared out pretty much. there's a couple of sprinkles out to the west. during the day tomorrow pressure build in, yes it would be cooler considering we were 67 this morning at around 10:40:00 a.m. and expect then temperatures started cooling down and tomorrow we'll be a -- will be a cooler day than today. by friday it was the weekend warmer air starts coming back and temperatures will be going up again above average. temps in the weds 10 to 15 at a small effort trying to do it. >> well eel cycling and then thursdayering over night. 53 tomorrow night. breathe easy from time to time. next that day, 50 on sad, warming up again, 54-54. lots of sun and 56 on sunday, denise. >> coming up the maryland turks take the course. on my journey across america, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if