thank you. >> thank you, commissioner dejesus. >> so i want to say thank you to and it is important that we all move out of there, but i also want to note the bridge took 25 years to replace the bridge and you know it is a process and i am glad that we are moving up. and i just have a funny question on the very last page says penthouse, i just wonder who is in the penthouse? >> the public safety building? >> the police commission. >> the commission will have a nice office area and the police headquarters on the 6th floor. >> really? there is a penthouse. >> it is a for mechanical space, it is all in the maintenance and it does sport a good view, currently. >> and nice branding. >> thank you. >> commissioner turman? >> that was basically my question. >> you can tell where their minds are at. >> i moved not too far from it, so one of the things that i am glad to see is you seem to be taking the public access areas very seriously. very light, very inviting which is not always something that you contract about 850 bryant. and so i am thrilled to see that this is moving in the right direction

. >> commissioner dejesus. >> here. >> commissioner chan. >> here. >> commissioner loftus? >> here. >> we have a quorum mr. president and also with us is the chief of police gregory sur and hicks. >> welcome to the san francisco police meeting and before we start i want to announce that we adjourn in the honor of fallen police officers or former police officers, and unfortunately tonight, we have to adjourn in the honor of two officers who passed away recently and we will do that in their honor, but before we move into the meeting a little bit of background about the officers. the first officer everyone knows him as jr, and james richards was assigned to company a, central station, he is 50 years old. he is married. he has been a member of the san francisco police department for over 20 years. he is a native san franciscan, and went to macatire high school and played football at city college and sacramento state university and also an accomplished musician, dj, and everyone says that he was quite the character. and he was serving at central station at the time when he passe

. >> commissioner dejesus. >> here. >> commissioner chan. >> here. >> commissioner loftus?e chief of police gregory sur and hicks. >> welcome to the san francisco police meeting and before we start i want to announce that we adjourn in the honor of fallen police officers or former police officers, and unfortunately tonight, we have to adjourn in the honor of two officers who

family members of maria dejesus, was mistakenly declared dead and put into the freezer in los angelesfamily members said her bruises showed she died trying to escape from the freezer. >> this is one of the most egregious cases you will ever see, this case keeps me awake at night. >> meantime, they have not commented on the lawsuit and the trial date has not been set. >>> university staff and faculty are taking a stand at the east bay campus in hayward, now the rally is to show support for university workers such as groundworkers and library assistance. now they are in couldn't be tract talks with university workers. they are interesting legal action at the campus last month which turned violent which left police officers violent. they said they want to hear from student who were injured and during a protest they tried to push their way into an administration building one is accused of hitting an officer and at least one student was pepper sprayed by san jose police. >>> they will meet on the scandal of this racially charged bullying case a group of white students tormented an african-

. >> commissioner dejesus. >> here. >> commissioner chan. >> here. >> commissioner loftus?re. >> we have a quorum mr. president and also with us is the chief of police gregory sur and hicks. >> welcome to the san francisco police meeting and before we start i want to announce that we adjourn in the honor of fallen police officers or former police officers, and unfortunately tonight, we have to adjourn in the honor of two officers who passed away recently and we will do that in their honor, but before we move

. >> commissioner dejesus, we did have the community meeting last week in the tender loin and it was an interesting dichotomy and it was good to be in the community as we always a and it was interesting to be in the tender loin where the six people have been shot and i understand that the community had met the night before and then, you know, i just want to thank the tender loin, the department and the community members for proving gracious and hosting us at a time in their crisis as well as understanding that the mission people are, you know, came in with the crisis of their own and they came in to the meeting and addressed us. i just want to say that it was well, it was well, and it was well received by us and we listened and we understand that what is going on in the tender loin and we support it and we understand the other community members at large, and it was just a good meeting again. >> and so, i want to say thank you to the tender loin and to the department, and to the community members and the mission for attending the meeting and making themselves known, thanks. >> could i

. >> president mazzucco, present, vice-president turman, commissioner dejesus issen route. commissioner chan, lawson. >> thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen welcome to the wednesday march 26, 2014, community meeting. ladies and gentlemen, what we do a little differently to community meetings, the commission meets every wednesday at city hall. the last wednesday of the month we go out to the community. we have 10th district stations and we rotate to each district station. this is the best part of our job when we get to go out to the communities away from city hall and higher -- hear about concerns that happened in your district. we'll hear from our captain. we get a chance for the commissioners to introduce ourselves to you and tell you what we do on our day jobs in addition to the commission. i'm going to start to my left with commissioner chan. >> good evening, thank you for being out here tonight. as president mazzucco said this is our favorite day of the month. my name is chan. i'm on this committee for about 4 years. i'm an attorney serving immigrants. i focus on

. >> the mortuary found maria dejesus arroyo upside-down in the body bag which told the expert that she was fighting her way out. >> the mortuary employees tried covering her broken nose and self-inflicted facial injuries are makeup. hospital right now no comment because of a pending lawsuit. >>> you might have heard the roar of low-flying jets in the east bay last night. they couldn't use the main runway at oakland airport because the lights weren't on. the planes flew over san leandro and hayward while waiting for clearance to land. >>> from neighborhood blight to bright. artists have transformed part of a san francisco's bayview neighborhood. with an extraordinary light show that can be seen for miles around, during the day the bright colors and abstract shapes at 496 amador are in contrast to the graffiti and broken windows and industrial landscape. that surrounded there. but at night check it out the giant [ indiscernible ] dubbed bayview rise lights up to a create a trippy glow over the bayview district. >> the port is dramatic difference as what it was before. it was an eyesore b

an appeals court has ruled that a lawsuit filed by family members of maria dejesus orio can move forwarde 80-year-old was mistakenly declared dead after a heart attack and put in a morgue freezer at white memorial medical center in los angeles. family members say her bruises show she tried to escape from the freezer. >>> ktvu news has learned that police officers in san francisco's chinatown are on alert because of the leland yee case. we're told the police department is worried about potential gang violence. officers fear retaliation or a power grab between rival gangs after the arrest of suspected mobster raymond shrimp boy chow. >> it could be a personal thing. it could be someone trying to get into, you know, power. take charge now. >> the police credit the gang task force with keeping gang violence under control. another part of the police strategy is to build trust within the chinese community. >>> time now 8:54. today in hayward the staff and faculty at cal state university are taking part in what they call a take a stand rally at the csu east bay campus in hayward. now, this is s