commissioner dejesus, present . commissioner slaughter, president, commissioner terman, present. commissioner chan, present. >> commissioner halloway, present. commissioner lacroix, present. commissioner shackleford, present. commissioner yang, present. we have a quorum. >> welcome to the first ever joint meeting of the police commission and youth commission. i want to give you a brief outline. i see supervisor campos has come in. we will start with introductions from members of the commission and ask you to tell about what we do in our day jobs and what we do for the commission. the same for the youth commission. and some introductions by supervisor campos, the master behind the ceremony. he has done some great work doing -- putting this together. we will talk about that and have a presentation from paul henderson from the mayor's office. we will move to line item four, public comment. we want to hear what the kids have to say. this is your night to tell the police department or you're interested in and we will move into expert testimony from groups that give their career some l

commissioner dejesus, aye. commissioner chan, aye. commissioner kingsley, no. commissioner determined, -- terman, no. the ayes have it, 4-2. president mazzucco: please call out line item #4. >> public comment on all items pertaining to item 6 below, closed session. including public comment on vote whether to hold item 6 in closed session. president mazzucco: this involves litigation. please call item no. 5. >> vote on whether to hold item 6 in closed session, including on whether to assert the attorney-client privilege with regard to item 6a. president mazzucco: so moved. all in favor? we're >> we are back on the record. >> this inspector monroe. and we are back in open session. bikes on motions regarding disclosure? >> i move not to disclose. >> we move onto the next item. >> can i make a statement regarding our next meaning? the commission will meet in the bayview district at 1800 oakdale street on wednesday, march 28, 2012, at 6:00 p.m., to hear comments from the public concerning public protection issues in the bayview district. >> i was there, too. things

commissioner dejesus: last week the department gave an excellent presentation about the budget of projections and where we are. one of the things -- i think it is very important for the community to be proactive instead of reactive. i think art -- you are projecting a loss of 400 officers in the next 18-24 months. there are no academy class is planned in the budget. the chief is working with the mayor's office to try to see if we can get one or two in, but the people leaving are already affecting the number of officers in each station. if you lose 400 and continue not to have academy class's, the deficit is going to be higher. it takes about three years for an officer to go through the academy and come out and the season. we actually did not approve the budget because we think is dangerous to not have an account of a class at all, but the cheap is working on that. you also need to be proactive and talk to representatives and anyone you know in the mayor's office and talked about the attrition rate and how we're going to resolve that, rather than wait three-four years to realize we are down 40

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commissioner dejesus, aye. commissioner chan, aye. commissioner kingsley, no. commissioner determined, -- terman, no. the ayes have it, 4-2. president mazzucco: please call out line item #4. >> public comment on all items pertaining to item 6 below, closed session. including public comment on vote

commissioner dejesus: i have been on the commission five years and i was appointed by the board of supervisors. it has been a long time coming to me with the use commission -- use commission -- youth commission. vice president marshall: i am joe marshall. you do not have to be a lawyer to be on the police commission. my day job is i run a radio program called straight soldiers, some view said you listen to it. if nothing else, we got to do this all the time. more and portly, this gentleman over here, -- more importantly, this gentleman over here. we go and talk to people and hope they listen. i am very proud of you. you have done our remarkable job. i want to applaud you. [applause] -- to have done on a remarkable job -- you have done a remarkable job. president mazzucco: i am a graduate of university of california, berkeley. i am a lawyer. my day job is in a law firm. i was an assistant district attorney. the most impact i had was the year i spent at youth died in center. that is where reality struck me. -- the most impact i have was the year i spent at youth guidance center. i went to the u.

innings allowing three runs and seven hits but he did strike out four batters including former a, david dejesusin the batters box pablo spanball. 1 for 3. single to shallow right. now batting .250 this spring. brandon crawford was 1 for 2 on the day. fly single to left. raising his batting average to .389. the most promising highlights of the day belong to the new fielder angel pagon. take a look. flashing the leather out in center. and then in the bottom of the fifth, keep it running a round those baseies. the giants get the first run of the day. they fall however 5-4 their first home loss of the spring. >> a lot of balls up and over the plate and made some good pitches too but there was a lot of balls left there in the middle of the plate and like i was saying kind of got behind early a lot of times and instead of sticking with my stuff and making a pitch, maybe give in a little bit and leave one over the middle. >> more baseball news for you. tough news for the as today as they played left-handed pitcher bret anderson on the 60-day dl as he continues to recover from tommy john surgery. the m

. >>> and brianna dejesus, katie yeager. hi, ladies. molly is 7 months old.. let's start with you, katie. how is life being a mom at 17? >> you don't know what love is until you have a baby. it gets difficult at times. sometimes you get so overwhelm. you're up to your head in diapers. and you have homework. >> it's hard work, isn't it? >> yeah. >> we met joey on the show. how are you two today? and how is he with being a dad so young? >> we're great. he loves his daughter. he melts into putty in her hands. i'm lucky he stepped up. >> brianna. i know you have beautiful nova star. and you are not together with the father, davon. >> no. >> where is he today, in terms of parenting? howevering any help? are you getting anything? >> no. he comes and goes as he pleases. it's tough. >> two different stories. a teen dad who is present. and a teen dad who is not contributing at all. what are the national 12statists showing? >> a year and a half after their born, they are not around. what katie and joey share is the exception. >> i'm going to ask you on the show, "16 an

commissioner dejesus, aye. commissioner chan, aye. commissioner kingsley, no. commissioner determined, -- terman, no. the ayes have it, 4-2. president mazzucco: please call out line item #4. >> public comment on all items pertaining to item 6 below, closed session. including public comment on vote whether to hold item 6 in closed session. president mazzucco: this involves litigation. please call item no. 5. >> vote on whether to hold item 6 in closed session, including on whether to assert the attorney-client privilege with regard to item 6a. president mazzucco: so moved. all in favor? we're moving to close session. -- closed session.