. >> commissioner chan. >> commissioner chan: thank you for your presentation. i want to ask a couple of clarifying questions. it looks like the justis project replaces the cable system. my understanding is that it is a database for local background check, i want to get more of the big picture perspective and also want to find out - my understanding is that the cable system was not a system connected to any databases. i am wondering if the justis system will be different, connected to any federal database like the fbi or department of homeland security. >> i am the justis project manager. justis is designed to replace the aging cable mainframe system. each department is in the process or has completed the implementation of the wrong department specific case management system. though specific case management systems connect to justis is a way to exchange data between departments. since justis is at that how point, it gives us the ability to all information and roll it up to public data as well as criminal justice data. what was your other question? >> i am wonder

thank you. >> stanley chan, followed by oren hellstrom [sounds like]. >> my name is stanley chan, president of value fire protection. we have been operating out of san francisco for 25 years. we have many projects in sfo, puc, parks and rec and so on. we are familiar with many agencies in san francisco. i want to share with you my very unpleasant and outrageous experience with mta in my experience. to summarize our company was poised to become a second-tier subcontractor to a first-tier subcontractor. upon learning that our first tier got the job, two hours later they called us back to say tutor found a way to satisfy the sbe requirements him or somewhere else so they don't need us more. six months of work went down the drain; years of contact with the prime contractor went down the drain. this project is huge, 840 million dollars. i urge not to move forward for the following reasons. it sets a dangerous precedent to ignore chapter 14 lbe ordinance which many supervisors have supported. all other supervisors support it. two, it ignores the impact of the local economy that could be generated

commissioner chan? >> thank you for your presentation. so i wanted to ask about the march 19, 2013, discharge review board session, i want to know if there is anyone from tactics at this session? >> there was. >> sergeant wally chin who is the range master is assigned to the academy. and he is a training and staff member. >> and that was it. that was the representation? >> yes. >> and is that just so if i could try to recall my recollection here. normally do they have the range master there, i know that the chief and i talked about adding someone from the tactics to the academy, not to see if someone is in or out of policy but what lessons are learned. >> yes, that is standard. >> so that is the change? >> no. our gos... >> it is standard. >> okay. in fact we have the range master who is part of the academy staff. >> that is what i thought. so no additional person. okay >> and the fact that all happened going forward. >> commissioner we do have, at some point before we left, mike presented a go that wou

with respect to this matter i concur with commissioner chan. i am very much interested in the input of petra dejesus, commissioner dejesus in this matter and as was established just a moment ago it appears that the commission would not be in violation by making that decision so i think it would be both prudent and important in the sense of full consultation and full disclosure that commissioner dejesus be part of this conversation and i strongly encourage the vote on this matter to be postponed. >> any further public comment? hearing none -- >> i have a comment. >> yes. >> it is neither appropriate nor fair to commissioner dejesus or others that apply assuming that commissioner dejesus is the person sitting here to vote on this matter. our rules allow us to vote tonight. certainly we can amend them and i have certainly heard statements from everyone -- no one objects to president mazzucco, so i'm fine with nomination that i made. however, if others feel that we need to revisit it i'm fine with that too, but the statements i have heard there is

commissioner chan. >> good evening i am angela chan and at the manager attorney at the program and work on access and immigrant issues and worked on domestic violence issues and i am excited to be here tonight for this historic joint meeting. >> and i am sharing a seat with my colleague here. hello i am susie loftus and the chief operating center of wellness and a center in bay view designed to change outcomes to kids and looking at trauma violence. i was a produce cuter here in san francisco and i served as at the attorney general's office. we are raising three girls in the city. native san franciscan and i am happy we are brought together to shine a light on what we have done and what we need to do. >> good evening. i am julie turman and i have been on the police commission for a we're and a half and i'm a labor and employment attorney. i am excited to be here this evening to talk about the issues of domestic violence. i am grateful for the commissioner of status of women for holding the joint meeting with us and it's a pleasure to be with you and sit across my my friend. >> good even

commissioner chan? >> the fact that i did attend the city-wide cpap committee meeting which is the police advisory board and basically you guys all know from the committee meetings that we hold at the end of the month there is one for each station and i work closely with the captain and members of the station to address any public safety concerns that they have, it is a great policing model and it is good to know that the members of the committee from each station basically come together and they have monthly meetings and the chief came by and they were excited to see the chief and talk to the chief about their ideas and they want to rewrite some of the guide ins, the guidelines are quite trick and narrow and the chief let him be creative and be ininclusive. >> they also shared with what they are doing and they are addressing a lot of issue and a debrief. they are addressing bicycle thief by having the people register the bikes so if they are stolen, they be find who they belong to. >> a lot of discussi

thank you. >> stanley chan, followed by oren hellstrom [sounds like]. >> my name is stanley chan, president of value fire protection. we have been operating out of san francisco for 25 years. we have many projects in sfo, puc, parks and rec and so on. we are familiar with many agencies in san francisco. i want to share with you my very unpleasant and outrageous experience with mta in my experience. to summarize our company was poised to become a second-tier subcontractor to a first-tier subcontractor. upon learning that our first tier got the job, two hours later they called us back to say tutor found a way to satisfy the sbe requireme

. >> commissioner chan? >> commissioner chan: in terms of the reference to psas, says we are televised, we can educate the public on how to make it was reported you are involved in domestic violence. can you describe what the issues were, and how we can collaboratively address the issue? here is how it works. when there's a problem you go to the department or the commission and we address it. >> one thing that sandra had spoken about in our workshop is that there was an issue where psa may not have known severity of the walk-in who had some type of an issue. prior to me get in there. if you have an issue, and you don't speak, don't leave. the last thing we want to do is have the person leave. if this is impractical emergency, point to this. if it is something else stand by and we will either get an interpreter or line with service, that is what is going on with psa; they were being retrained on that a couple of months ago. beginning in january there are going to have a continuous professional training just l

. >> commissioner chan you did a great summary. i would like too to thank sergeant harold and gave a good tour and a walking tour. we spent a couple of hours with him and really walked the street scpis can say from the many years ago that i would walk in that area going to law school and since then there is a tremendous transformation just in the last several months. it's very different. all the debris that used to be flying in the air is gone. there is a different scent to the street literally and the sergeant explained how dpw comes through with sanitizers and scents and the vibrance of the area, that beginning vibrance of new commercial endeavors is very apparent. it feels safer. there were tourists on the street as we walked down this corridor and all of the departments in the city that have contributed to this really observe a big pat on the back. so far it seems to be working well, their efforts. >> sergeant herald explains the people in the sro units in the area are appreciative and feel safe to go outside and before they co

. >> commissioner chan. >> so i'm going on s have to vote no and not because i don't absolutely love president mazzucco and you know i do but i'm disappointed we're moving forward without a seventh commissioner in place and i wish we would wait for that person to be in place and i am taken aback with this. normally on the previous three years on the commission we waited for that person and much longer than i'm asking with this time and with a lot of respect and gratitude for your hard work i am voting no at this time. >> commissioner loftus. >> aye. >> commissioner kingsley. >> before i vote i would like to ask a question of commissioner truman. is your idea that we vote for -- you have nominated a presidential nominee and stop at this point and do the vice president on another date? is that where we're going with this? >> there is no vice president currently nominated. >> that would be next. >> and i don't plan on -- i will tell you i'm going to nominate commissioner loftus but yeah. >> and so then the other question would be in terms of had requested that there be -- i don't want t

do so quickly because you have done a fabulous job, and i understand what angela -- commissioner chan's concern. i don't necessarily agree but we have always on this commission had many items in which we did not always agree but we always treated each other with a sort of respect, and i don't believe that we necessarily are acting in an under handed matter because we want to obey the rules and we decided not to make an exception. i can appreciate someone else's view but i ask that mine be appreciated too and last but not least i am going -- as i have taken on the position of vice president to serve i'm going to do my best for this commission to work hard as i have done the last year working hard on both tazers and the scheduling issues and other opportunities that i've had to meet with both the department and the occ to do a better job of supervising those two agencies for the city and county of san francisco. >> well thank you before we move to the next item i want to thank my wife. as i said this say full time job and she is the one who has allowed me to do this. she's the one -- >> [

he came, handed out his phone number, everybody got to meet the liaison an officer chan will help us do that as well. it helps when officers can tell clients that they know the language liaison officer for sfpd and he can help them to get where they need to be in a they have an issue they can bring it to the table. it is tremendous. the hour is late. this work could not be done without -- and the team from occ, and the leadership of sfpd to meet with us on almost monthly basis where many of these issues are spelled out every day. it is a pleasure and an honor and a vital goal for all of us. we have to do this. we are doing it. thank you. >> we will call our last item on the agenda, report from the chief, and captain flaherty from the special victims unit, san francisco police department. >> i know that the hour is late. i'm greg suhr, chief of police for san francisco. it is important what commissioner marshall spoke to earlier, and echo about the tragedy in kansas city. we are talking about the 22-year-old mother who was killed and leaves a three-month-old baby. that is with these c

chan? >> good evening. my name is angela chan. i have been on the commission for 3 years. i work at the financial district at the asian law caucus. i'm one of the many attorneys that you have on the commission tonight. i'm glad to see you take time out of your business day to come to share your concerns, questions and suggestions that you have and thanks very much to captain falvey for hosting us and the station for hosting us and the hard work in prepping for tonight's meetings and i look forward to hearing from the community about your questions and thoughts. >> tom mazzucco. i'm a prosecutor and spent ten years in san francisco prosecution office organized crime unit and traffic unit. i'm a career prosecutor and career public servant and now i'm in a lawfirm. my wife is a san franciscans and i raised my children. they are in law school now. i was on 7 on 7 drill on the football team when i was playing them in high school. it's been a while. this is my favorite part to be on the commission is coming out here to the community. i'm really looking forward tonight to hear fr

chan just gave you his story; others that we have heard since we sent in our letter objecting to this concert the word racist serious questions about the good faith and fair dealing that this . rant contractor has been involved with we are not asking for local preferences. we are asking that this received the scrutiny that this deserves, but it gets sent back to muni's dbe contract compliance officer to interview folks like mr. chan and other businesses that were rejected. >> next speaker please. >> deraline davis [sounds like] >> i am also on the cbe coalition of business equity. i am appalled to with this but is done as it relates to small businesses. it is unacceptable. i have been in the central subway project and then kicked off that project for no apparent reason. also there are other small contractors, they have not had a fair opportunity to participate. this body should go back and look and review the legalities of this contract, and how it impacts small businesses like mine to work in san francisco, where we pay taxes every day. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> alex chu,

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so, we will be watching out for the chan of more showers and thunderstorms for tomorrow, wind speed ase i mentioned a big issue earlier this morning and this afternoon as far as the gusts, you can see -- 55- miles an hour, san francisco, 37-miles an hour, little valley, 35-miles an hourent first thing tomorrow morning. partly cloudy skies, breezy conditions upper 40s to lower 50s the weather pattern changes by the afternoon. we could be talking about thunderstorm chances. much more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> >> a fire on san francisco's treasure island destroyed the town home and took the life of a family pet. flames broke out at 4:00 near avenue b firefighters managed to keep the blaze from spreading and confined the flames to one unit of the building. the man at home at the time of the fire was able to make it out safely, but a cat was killed. >> >> gas prices across the nation have ened up by an average of a penny a gallon after two months of decline. according to the lundberg survey, the lowest price is all the way in baton ron, louisiana. here in the bay area, relative

it's been a hallmark with the condition especially what commissioner chan has done. you can walk outside the block and see this. it's dangerous. we have elderly and children walking around and one of these person have a serious ramification. this has become an issue for the commission. i have been told the numbers haven't changed much. we heard that some of this could be caused by realignment with the state prisons releasing inmates with mental health issues and we are turning to whether or not las vegas sending people here. why are we getting more people here. what it is mental health community doing because at the end of the day our officers can't spend all the time and energy they do when they approach somebody who is in crisis on the street. they have to do 5150 and bring them back to the hospital and this is not safe for the community. i have asked from this commission we've taken all our parts. we ask our mental health team that works this and in my opinion they are grossly under staffed but they are heroes and do great work. lieutenant? >> good evening commiss

. >> commissioner chan? >> kingly? >> present. >> turm an is in route. >> commissioner loftus. >> we have a quorum. and also with us this evening is chief of police ewelcome to meeting. >> we will start with number one. >> consent, calendar, request for approval to accept donation of $4,000 for the supporters of the sfpd wilderness program for use by the wilderness program. >> there is a check for $4,000, and it is a great program that the police department does when they take inner city kids on camping trips and is there any questions for the police departments regarding this for the commissioners? >> public comment regarding the wilderness program? >> hearing none, the public comment is now closed. >> do i have a motion? >> all in favor. >> aye. >> call number two. >> general public comment, the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter of jurisdiction of the commission, the peoplers shall address their remarks to the

we have self-help for elderly, jackie chan, april chan and linda merli [speaker not understood]. so why don't we start from district 1. this is richard charles from the district neighborhood center. >> good morning. (applause) >> >> good morning. [speaker not understood]. >> you want me to take the public officials or the public? thank you all for being here. thank you all for being here, welcome, rich, to washington high school. we run the washington -- the richmond village beacon center at washington high school. we're very much engaged and have been for more than 10 years in building a healthy community fabric and helping young people connect with their community socially and physically and emotionally healthy ways so that when they grow up and they're working in this community, that they're contributing. we're very appreciative of the support we get from the city and the school district. we run after school programs in seven schools here in the richmond district including four elementaries, presidio, and roosevelt middle school and here at washington. one of the things that w

want to make an official sunshine records request for a copy of the handout that the commissioner chan gave to the other commissioners so i can be available on that on the crisis training. i have been here on three occasions where it was made clear that funding was being cut. and i made it very clear that giving this training to officers given one more tool available for them to be able to have another way of dealing with the issue of a mental health issue rather than you reverting you to a weapon of some form. with reference to the sexual assault case, i can say nothing but the fact that the department obviously has made enormous gains. we have a five fold increase in the staff available to process these dna evidence issues and it does not surprise me to hear the young lady who spoke prior to me say in 2010 she was assaulted. there were only 4 people on the staff at that time and i'm sure there were a lot of cases that were lost in the cracks simply because there were no staff available to test them properly. so i can't say anything but positive things about the staff and the effort h

another bay area company, apple was number 6 on that for chan 500 tune 500 list. >>> consumers editor the utility fines is excessive. >> fines and penalties will send the message that safety is the top priority and that gross negligent and recklessness will not be kol rated. >> with expertise in gas safety. >> at least $1 billion would go to california's funds. but wants rate payer to pay. if approve by the full commission, this would be the largest fine in pg&e. it is caused to borrow money and the attractiveness of the chairs. >> i don't have that mone sitting in bank. >> the ceo says the penalties should be considerably lower. >> i don't think there is anywhere in the country where pipeline explosion approaching $1 million fines. >> we prefer to spend whatever the number is on investments in the gas business that we don't get recover ri is rather than sending it to the general funds. >> tom , ktvu channel 2 news. >>> after 25 years on fox, one of television's first reality shows is moving to cable. >> ♪ ♪ >> the creator of cops said the show is levering fox for spike tv this fall w

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by sunday, we'll bring in a slight chan showers.k what happens on sunday, some moistures approaches close enough to the bay area, just a slight chance of shower for sunday. we begin to bump up the chance a little bit by monday and into tuesday. we'll be watching out for that. temperatures for tomorrow, we are cooling off, 70s and 80s. no more 90 in the forecast and san francisco is backed down to the lower 70s. there is a light chance of shower on sunday and by monday and into the new week. >>> a quest for aviation history began in mountain view this morning. that charges battery so it can fly day and night. the plane only flies only 40 miles per hour so it won't get to its next stop in phoenix. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we'll see you the next time news break, our coverage is continuing of the fire out break. as the grass fire we have been showing you of the dangerous look, we are always here for you at ktvu.com, tmz is up next, ktvu 36. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to ge

. >> if nobody gets it, the jackpot will go up again and another chan. >> i always forget you have to pay with cash. john collins is here for a first look at the forecast. a little bit rainy today, a little bit downcast. what about the rest of the weekend? >> still rain in the forecast. we can't get away from the chance that there is some rain out there. not following right now. it is out there. mostly on the eastern shore. here is the latest radar. showing concentrations on the eastern shore. they have been getting a lot more this evening than we ever had here in town. right between 3:00 and 4:00, drizzle and missed move cross baltimore across the race track. it was not enough to really slow things down. the rain chances go up by tomorrow. wet weekend forecast is still there. we will ta about it in a minute. >> thank you. you tonight, scary moment for a wedding party in the limo they were riding in caught fire in the southbound lane of the j.f.x.. one of our colleagues to this video as he was passing by. firefighters quickly got on the scene and put out the flames. police say nobody

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. >> commissioner chan. >> thank you for your presentation and all the hard work that goes into this report. thank you for all your staff for being here so late at night on top of all the work. i had a chance to come to work with your staff and i know how dedicated they are. i want to dig into some of the numbers and ask for your thoughts and opinions bfrm i do that i'm going to ask about these investigators positions and how many you've done a good job of telling us as far as how many investigators. i want to keep track of it. how many investigators do we have now and how many positions are opening? >> there are a total of 21 investigator positions. one of them is the deputy director/chief investigator position. there are 17 journey level investigator positions, 81, 24 and there are 3, 81 senior investigators. a position was created when charlie retired and eric bat czar is act ing in that position. i was advised by the budget office that there is not enough money in the occ's personnel budget to cover all of 17 of those positions. i was advised to not fill the # 17th position. so i

. >> commissioner chan. >> present. >> commissioner kingsley. >> present. >> commissioner truman. >> here. >> commissioner loftus. >> here. >> we have a quorum and with us this evening we have the deputy chief and bethany from the occ. >> please call item one. >> item one consent calendar and request to accept $5,000 from ms. karen fireman to be used by the sfpd mounted unit. >> commissioners, you have in your packet a memo on the donation by karen fireman for our mounted unit. any questions or concerns? it's great. . >> is there any public comment? hearing none public comment is now -- do i have a motion. >> moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> please call line item two. >> item two is general public comment. the agenda is welcome to address the commission on items not on the agenda but within the purview of the commission and shall address the comments to the whole and not individual commissioners or personnel. during public comment neither police nor occ or commissioners do not need to give a reresponse and refrain from comments and discussion. please limit your comments

and have very little chan in the rematch. make no mistake, aquaman. you haven't seen the last of me in my plan to weaponnize kelp. i'll be back and you'll be all wet or my name isn't dr. dissolve-o. oh, why did i get in the water? i'm made of... stopwatching super friends during the day. and turn your pen over if you're going to fake write. you know what? i was fake writing. here's how much i respect you as an audience. in the middle of my admittedly well acted bit, i thought, oh, no, i'm writing with the cap. now they're not going to buy it. no one will believe i'm... anyway, so that was in 2010. and i haven't heard much about it since then so i'm just going to assume that in that time we have regained our moral stature and closed guantanamo. cut to obama's press conference yesterday. >> i continue to believe that we've got to close guantanamo. >> jon: and in santa. those are two things that i think about once a year and continue to believe. so what about the 166 people who are currently in prison in gawn ton mow in a twilight zone? what's happened t