commissioner dejesus? >> that was my concern. this process is new to us. and that is we have gone to many community meetings and we have heard exactly that, which is that i belong in one district and nighttime -- i'm in no man's land. we have heard that and it was brought to the table. i'm glad it's in pencil. >> i want to ensure the community that the process was prescribed by the ordinance, right. so we are now at the piece where to go to the public with a draft to get to a finish point and three months is a long time and we'll have some input. >> that's for getting the stages that are across and we are not familiar with it and the community not familiar and so you go to meetings to get information. >> commissioner hwang? >> i have a couple questions. moving forward what is the next method for hearing, is there e-mail address for information. how is that going to be packaged and given back to you. >> we are not contracted to do the community engagement piece. we are contracted to help change the maps that the p.d. gets the input on. there is a packet goi

. >> commissioner, dejesus? >> what i'm hearing you are not part of the city department. how are we going to do that. i heard people that said they never went and never heard about it. we are starting january 28th in the tenderloin, how are we going to get this to the district to the people who want to come? >> it will be on the e-mails and website. >> it's not in a lot of our websites. >> i'm open to suggestions. >> there are many groups in the neighborhood that aren't on there. >> we would ask of the captains to aggressively solicit all of their community groups especially in the tenderloin areas with many neighborhood associations what have you. it doesn't appear the tenderloin had a tough time getting the word out about tonight. [ laughter ] but the reason we picked the four stations that we picked to have the meetings is those are the boundaries that change the most. we wanted the station, the districts to -- that change the most to host the meetings. so there is no doubt about it that they have their time. >> going back too commissioner hwang's suggestion how are we

>> commissioner dejesus? >> i want to respond. i did get a phone call. we talked about this before. we are going to put on policy and how we are going to handle this going forward. i did ask whether there were any charges pending and i was told know. i understand the district attorney is way slow and behind on that, when i meant charges i meant everything, is there anything pending. we can talk about the policy because we can vote anyway we want and we have to decide what weight we are going to give to that. i would suggest in january or february we need to talk about the agenda what policy or form or actually establishing a policy of with an information should be provided to this commission before we vote as a commission, as a whole as a medal of valor. so we get the terminology straight if there is a civil case pending or charges pending, any type of investigation pending. i hear what you are saying but we need to put it firmly in a policy to vote. >> just to make the report clear myself and inspector told the writer what the policy is. the police department profrs it and it's vie

. >> dejesus. >> present. >> hwang. >> present. >> melara. >> present. >> also with us this evening is the chief of police, gregory p. suhr and the director of the office of citizen's complaints, welcome everyone who is here and at home to the police commission on december third. we are going to have a change to at again da, item five is going to be put over the discuss and possible action to adopt revised departmental general order, 8.08 bomb threat, laboratory and destructive devises and explosion and fireworks call the first line. >> adoption of minutes, for the meetings august, 6, september, 24, october, 1, 8, 22, and november 5th, 2014. >> colleagues in your packet you have the minutes from these meetings, are there any edits, changes or corrections? >> can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> all of those in favor? >> aye. >> motion passes, inspector call the next line item. >> two, consent calendar, receive and file action, base line sworn staffing report for the sfpd airport bureau. for years 14-15, and fy 15-16. >> colleagues, you do have in your packet a report from th

because i cannot do this as she did last time when we had the officer grant from the commissioner dejesus and so thank you for coming on and helping me, because the community is going to be calling. >> give us the time. >> 8:00 p.m. on sunday evening. >> all right. >> everybody at home, mark your cal did hers. >> okay. commissioner melara? >> yes. i went to a meeting a couple of weeks ago of the bay area programs of the domestic violence, a couple of questions came up, and so i want to possibly ask the chief to either give me some information and bring it next time or whenever. but the two questions that came up was the issue of language access and how, when someone who does not speak english calls in for a police officers to come, and so someone who does not speak their language arrives. and then, the second one, had to do with the fact that in san francisco some police officers are not writing reports, when it is a case of the domestic violence. and i was not sure, what that meant. and so, it could be that something that the police officer did not think that they needed to write a repor

and so, that will conclude my report. >> commissioner dejesus? >> sure, so i do think that everything went well and i have a question about the mission, and most of the damage i believe was in the mission and the bond fires were in the mission and i am just wondering and knowing that they did a good job and they did a great job and i am wondering if i can better prepare since it is the mission where it is an area where a lot of these violent things can occur. >> if we can get the people to promise not to light the bon fires but there were bon fires at third and king and i think that we did the best that we could at picking up fuel, and dpw and we escorted them in and out and they picked up things at the curb and we took a ton of garage out of show place square, that afternoon, including 400 syringes and we did the best that we could, every single night that was a potential clinch game in preparation not to have fuel at the curb for burning but you know, it is just, the fires pailed by comparison on the other night, compared to the bottles that we

. >> commissioner dejesus, >> present >> commissioner hwang and commissioner melara and we have the chief of police present. >> ladies and gentlemen welcome to the wednesday december 10, 2014, meeting of the san francisco police commission. before we get started just a few announcements to make. because of the storm is approaching we have made the decision and we want to certainly hear from everyone that we are going to be limiting public comment to 2 minutes tonight. so please bring us your comments. we certainly want to hear from you but we need to limit for 2 minutes tonight to make sure we finish our agenda and get everyone home safely. also, at the end of this meeting, the police commission will be adjourning tonight in memory of officer hope nakuda who served in the san francisco police department since 1996 until her death. we'll talk about this more. >> please call the first item. city clerk: item 1, consent calendar. request of psa sanity os joseph for approval to accept a jack daniel's gift box from a gentleman he assisted while on duty at sf international airport. >> ladies and

. >> commissioner dejesus, >> present

. >> i am sorry, commissioner dejesus had a question for you. >> so you know it can be to either of you, but you know a lot of the streets in san francisco are changing and narrowing the streets and there is a lot of the green bike lanes that are going in, and i thought and i did see a psa announcement of the bike lanes going in and you can't go into it until you see the broken strips, and i have to tell you that i was a little i didn't know that. and i was paying attention, but a lot of drivers are just pulling in to get to the corner that they want to turn on and i think that this video is really good. and perhaps, news programs or psas can go out with the snip ets of the program to educate the people a little bit about the remind them of it. >> and remind them of the rules and importantly, that the streets are changing and you know, to be aware of that. >> absolutely. and i appreciate that perspective and we are working with the mta on a series of psa and other education campaigns to help the drivers, you know, the streets do look different and especially if you are not used to drivi

. >> lieutenant dejesus said many of the toys delivered today were given away in neighborhoods whereice have been called in to respond to some pretty serious crimes. he said it was a great feeling to return with gifts and some people were moved to tears by the officers' efforts. >>> and hundreds of east bay children getting a new bike for christmas, thanks to the efforts of the san leandro police department. today, the san leandro police officers association handed out 425 new bikes to santa's helpers and lucky children. thousand who received the bikes today were chosen by a lottery after the davis street family resource center received requests from more than 1000 low income families. >> it's been great. it's just been great to see all the kids receiving a bike and we recognize the fact that a lot of these kids wouldn't have a bike. so that's why we want to help out as much as we can. >> the police officers association worked with community members and local business owners to raise $22,000 to buy all of those bikes. >>> now to the sierra, where a lot of bay area folks are heading f

felix dejesus iii, five different people were shot in detroit. >> matthew, over and over again.navarro franco. >> devante jackson. >> hernandez. just kind of happens every week now. reports are emerging of another school shooting today. it should be a sense of great embarrassment that we have not moved the ball forward one inch. haufier martinez. >> madam president, i'm coming down to the floor today for a fupts. stwloo george holland. >> she lost her two sobz. >> i imagine this debate will continue. >> the senate doesn't do anything. >> another community ravaged by a school shooting the 37th of 2014. >> we expect any to pick up the newspaper and read about another mass slaughter somewhere in this country. we wonder why it's happening. >> in the two years since newtown, there's been 95 different school shootings. i yield the floor. that makes our lives possible. because we do. we're exxonmobil and powering the world responsibly is our job. because boiling an egg... isn't as simple as just boiling an egg. life takes energy. energy lives here. ♪ hey man, have you tried the voice y

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