we are getting word from the dpa news agency, police expect multiple dead in the munich mall shooting. bob, back to you. how do you prevent it. >> three things in this business we have to do. i was on the new york state terrorism task force. this is common around the world. one, we need all of the intelligence we can get both syria, iraq and all of the different networks. we have to maintain inteleigence. and the constant enforcement action. you have to hit the individuals in syria and hit them with the drones and make those arrests, and all of that information that might be helpful. and then security. whether it is armed guards in the hall or police on the street and perimeters built around the public areas. there is no silver bullet and no way to say this is going to stop it. it takes a long time and expertise. >> how important is intelligence for this kind of thing? we have been talking about that. but stopping before it gets to the point where the guy supers the mall with the gun. >> that is key. everybody said if we could do one thing to make a difference, it is obviously to stop

. >> yes, through the dpa and our assist the officer program, we're reaching out and giving financial assistance now to the spouses and the members that are hurt. we also have a counseling program to help the healing process for the officers who were out there and saw these tragic events. >> this isn't specific to this incident, this happens every day in dallas. every time there's a tragedy, this organization is here. for instance, what if you have a bunch of bills that are stacked up and you don't have a bunch of money in the account? after all, you've got kids running around and things you have to do. that money has come for these people already. >> yeah, we went out yesterday and we reached out to two of the spouses already and we delivered two checks, one from the dpa, which was over $100,000, and one was from our assist the officer program, which was a $2,000 check. assist the officer is still gathering funds from around the country. people are sending money and donations into our ato, dallas.org, and we're raising money. 100% of that money goes back to our officers. >> every dim

, and would have continued as the head of dpa. >> i would like to keep that for this amendment. >> theayor's, appointee will continue to serve until that person is removed or resigned. okay. >> okay. and just for clarity, we only pass supervisor cam's, amendments and not avalos's amendments. any comments? okay, we will continue the dialogue, supervisor weiner. >> i voted incorrectly, i move to rescind that vote. >> okay, supervisor, weiner has made a motion to remove the vote. colleagues, can we take that without objection? without objection the motion passes, i think we should continue the discussion on this in general, and take each of the amendments, 1 at a time fushgs don't mind. okay. supervisor tang? >> i think i'm having and i denty crisis, here, i thought we were elected, as the board of supervisors to advocate for the public. although i understand the rationale behind creating this new citywide elected position, i strongly feel it is essentially creating a 12 member of our board of supervisors, especially with the recommended staffing of at least 1 staff member per district or

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on the dpa occ measure the poa met and conferred with dhr on this measure and raised no questions that need to be addressed at that meeting and again, the new department dpa with handle the investigations of the please seeing no other names on the roster, madam clerk can you call the roll. >> supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell there be 11 i's. >> the charter amendment will be submitted okay with that, i will open up for public comment for the 10:30 a.m. and the 10:305 a.m. meeting you'll have up to two minutes tom, i didn't know i was going to get another chance the police were after the transparent and independents and obviously i thought but we're trying to discovery the facts after the event i'm trying to establish that we need to take a vacation give our police officers a chance to remove tare gun belts and serve on the streets if you look at the televisions screens and seeing all the events of the police that are shooting people and

, and would have continued as the head of dpa. >> i would like to keep that for this amendment. >> theayor's, appointee will continue to serve until that person is removed or resigned. okay. >> okay. and just for clarity, we only pass supervisor cam's, amendments and not avalos's amendments. any comments? okay, we will continue the dialogue, supervisor weiner. >> i voted incorrectly, i move to rescind that vote. >> okay, supervisor, weiner has made a motion to remove the vote. colleagues, can we take that without objection? without objection the motion passes, i think we should continue the discussion on this in general, and take each of the amendments, 1 at a time fushgs don't mind. okay. supervisor tang? >> i think i'm having and i denty crisis, here, i thought we were elected, as the board of supervisors to advocate for the public. although i understand the rationale behind creating this new citywide elected position, i strongly feel it is essentially creating a 12 member of our board of supervisors, especially with the recommended staffing of at least 1 staff member per district or

evil and #prayfordallas. >>> it was shocking this morning when we learned of the fifth person, the dpassociation, tweeting out, we've lost another one. >> that's right. and this news continues to develop this morning. both on the investigation and what's happening with the victims this morning. we know several officers still injured this morning and still dealing with that as well as the civilian in surgery at the moment. >>> still ahead, much more from dallas. >>> plus, our news. fbi director james comey setting the record straight about the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail server. >>> also breaking overnight, a suspect taken into custody after a series of attacks on the streets of san diego. stay with us, everyone. this is 100% useful for a 100% fresh mouth. what's it like to not feel 100% fresh? we don't know. we swish listerine®. as do listerine® users. the very people we studied in the study of bold. people who are statistically more likely to stand up to a bully. do a yoga handstand. and be in a magician's act. listerine® kills 99% of bad breath germs so you can feel 1

. >> and it was so shocking early this morning when we learned of the fifth of the dpa tweeting out we lost another one. >> that's right, and this continues to develop this morning, both on the investigation and what's happening with the victims this morning, we know several officers still injured this morning and still dealing with that, as well as a civilian in surgery at the moment. >>> well, still ahead, much more from dallas. >>> plus our news, fbi director james comey setting the record straight about the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail server. >>> and also breaking overnight, a suspect taken into custody after a series of attacks on the streets of san diego. stay with us, everyone. >>> we are following breaking news for you out of dallas this morning where snipers opened fire during a protest there. it was just one of many actually that was happening around the country, organized to protest two fatal police shootings in minnesota and louisiana this week. >> demonstrators also hit the streets from coast to coast. here in new york city they marched from union square to

it would provide the dpa with audit jurisdiction over the police department and it would remove the dpa's budget from the police department's budget. supervisor campos measure is the public advocate measure, but it was amended and those amendments were provided at the rules committee meeting, so it will be taken up at a future rules committee meeting. and an amendment that were made to the supervisor campos measure, it would take out most reference to the office of labor standards and enforcement. however, it will give the public advocate appointment of the occ director and standard -- that concludes my announcements. moving onto the two reports i provided to the commission which are the statistical reports from april and from may of this year. i will move to the april report. and in april, the occ meeting four cases for a total of 19 mediated cases january 1st through april 30th. moving to chief proposed discipline on occ sustained complaints in april, and those would be proposed disciplinary cases from former chief sir -- decisions from chief sir. the third one which is a negligent of d

the dpa news agency quoted one police source in munich saying they expect multiple dead.n interior ministry of one dead. we have one confirmed death in munich but all the reports, charles, that i'm seeing right now i think it is safe to say we may see more reports of dead and injured coming out of this shopping center in munich. people running from the scene. i also want to make a very interesting point here. that police are out on social media saying get off your phones, stop facebook living this event. people in munich were getting out their phones and facebook living these events as they began. the police are saying, you are doing nothing but hurting our investigation. they are dealing of course with a live situation in munich. they're telling people to get off their phones and get off of twitter. no images. no facebook living. we'll see if public adheres this warning. i have to say, charles, i doubt it. we're getting a report from washington. secretary jay johnson has been briefed on the situation -- jeh johnson. he is on his way currently to philadelphia to look at s

it would provide the dpa with audit jurisdiction over the police department and it would remove the dpa's budget from the police department's budget. supervisor campos measure is the public advocate measure, but it was amended and those amendments were provided at the rules committee meeting, so it will be taken up at a future rules committee meeting. and an amendment that were made to the supervisor campos measure, it would take out most reference to the office of labor standards and enforcement. however, it will give the public advocate appointment of the occ director and standard -- that concludes my announcements. moving onto the two reports i provided to the commission which are the statistical reports from april and from may of this year. i will move to the april report. and in april, the occ meeting four cases for a total of 19 mediated cases january 1st through april 30th. moving to chief proposed discipline on occ sustained complaints in april, and those would be proposed disciplinary cases from former chief sir -- decisions from chief sir. the third one which is a negligent of d

the dpa news agency saying the government is quote, preparing for crisis situation that began due to began couple hours ago. still active situation. three gunmen on the loose. six people dead. police say there is no indication of islamic terror although they are calling it a terror situation. no trains are heading to munich after this shooting. scores have been injured. we still don't have the numbers. any news we get, we will pass it on to you. >>> in the meantime you're looking at dow jones industrials up 41 points. major averages are poised to close higher for a fourth straight week. here is the rub, s&p 500 on track to close at a new record high. the number to beat, 2173.02. we're just slightly above it right now. no matter, my next guest says run away, sell every rally. he is christopher zook. christopher, why sell every single rally? >> the rally will get more volatile here. the market has become expensive. we have "brexit" coming. we have the election coming. markets do not like uncertainty. one thing we guarranty we'll have certainty, be a sell other or hedge positions. liz:

also, dpa news agency saying they do expect multiple dead. so the death toll right now is at eight.er reports put it at 15. there is a chance, guys this death toll could rise next couple of hours. munich police are focusing on activity at hand, which is finding, finding these attackers. we'll keep you posted as we learn more, developing every moment. back to you. melissa: thank you for that reporting, cheryl. david? david: on to some good news on law and order front, a job very well-done in cleveland, despite earlier concerns about the protests and all the unrest the city set a high bar for safe political convention. donald trump praising cleveland police and unified republican party. listen? >> this is probably one of the most peaceful, one of the most beautiful, one of the most love-filled conventions in the history of conventions. [applause] when they talk about unity, i tell you, that was unity. that was unity, right? david: here now detective steve loomis, president of the cleveland police patrolmans association. detective, congratulations sir. high praise, everybody from donal

toconsider item 22, charter amendment to amend the charter to remain the office of citizen complaints gives dpa authority over the budge squt requires performance audit every 2 years of how the police department handled claims of officer misconduct and election held negative 8, 2016 >> any members who like to comment on this item seeing none, public comment is closed. this hearing is held and now filed. madment clerk, item 2, please call-supervisor cohen? >> good morning i like to thank everyone coming to the compromise and moving this legislation forward. on tuesday i believe [inaudible] to move efforts on police reform forward and bring accountability to san francisco. i like to thank the community organizations and residents who came up to speak and advocate what they believe is the right thing to do for police reform. colleagues i ask for your support and move the measure forward to place on the november ballot and want to recognize my legislative add [inaudible] for leadership >> motion to continue this item to july 9 at 1035 a.m.? motion by supervisor mar and second by supervisor tang. ta

hillary clinton with paul ryan saying she shouldn't be given classified information and the ongoing is a dpa of her e-mails, you wonder how anything will get done if these are the two politicians we have to put up at the moment. >> rose: thank you all for coming here after a long, long week. >> we need a collective nap. >> rose: we do. i intend to get mine. we'll be right back. stay with us. >> rose: over the past two weeks, we have witnessed political oratory by family members, politicians and candidates. this week in philadelphia, here are some of the things that were said that caught our eye and our ear. >> now we are here tonight because america faces a choice. the choice of a new president. on one side is a man who inherited a fortune from his father and kept it going by cheating people, by skipping out on debts. a man who has never sacrificed anything for anyone. a man who cares only for himself every minute of every day. on the other side is one of the smartest, toughest, most tenacious people on this planet, a woman who fights for children, for women, for healthcare, for human rights

our door also always be own at the dpa to sit down and talk things out.tter wars, just gets us nowhere. and the way you need to do this is by sitting down. i'm trying to work with the consulates, meeting with them, teaching them, hey, look, this is how equipment works. so they understand the equipment, the way we are required to do -- the things we're required to do at our job. >> i know it is very important to you that your friend, lorne aherns is remembered for doing the job the right way and not for just how his life was taken. we're happy to help you in that goal, and we're sorry to have this conversation under these circumstances. we know that funeral arrangements are this wednesday for him and the family. and we appreciate both of you gentlemen being on "new day" today. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >>> so important to remember, all of the fallen. let's talk about the politics as well. the recent police involved shootings impacting this 2016 election, the voters satisfied with how the presumptive nominees handling this crisis,

the department of police albeit and give the department of please accountability and to require the dpa for a audit every two years how the police department handles the officer misconduct and the use of force on the election november. >> supervisor cowen. >> thank you - proposition d to investigate all officer-involved shooting and just a reminders this past was 80 percent under oath this board of supervisors received a strong and clear mandate from our constituents they're demanding nor accountability and transparency when it comes to law enforcement you heard it today in during the conformations we can respective and honor our police officers those that put they lives on the line of duty everyday but simultaneously be disturbed by the shootings we've witnessed over the last couple of years residents deserve to know the police standards where use of force and officer misconduct and matched it with community values whether the system holds officer accountable or not i believe we can and hold police accountable in ways that extend beyond the individual complaints by focusing on the poli

will be done via the communities i'm not sure what is done only public hearing my direct question is dpa is direct authorities to manage the budget i've been part of globalization around the police accountability and wondering why there are some talk about how the community shouldn't go about figuring out what the budget needs to be worked on i don't understand this a good starting point but it is great it comes up in the bayview you still believe that is too late i believe that every two years ago for the police accountabilities go over and review it needs to be down and because it creates the divide within the community and the city hall and supervisors and police it is a step in the right direction but feel like it is too late and i feel like it is still needs we've got a lot more work to do and curious to see what community you reach out to getting the february from thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon and first of all, to supervisor president london breed and to supervisor cowen and this distinguished board of supervisors and am the wife after a retire

will be done via the communities i'm not sure what is done only public hearing my direct question is dpa is direct authorities to manage the budget i've been part of globalization around the police accountability and wondering why there are some talk about how the community shouldn't go about figuring out what the budget needs to be worked on i don't understand this a good starting point but it is great it comes up in the bayview you still believe that is too late i believe that every two years ago for the police accountabilities go over and review it needs to be down and because it creates the divide within the community and the city hall and supervisors and police it is a step in the right direction but feel like it is too late and i feel like it is still needs we've got a lot more work to do and curious to see what community you reach out to getting the february from thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon and first of all, to supervisor president london breed and to supervisor cowen and this distinguished board of supervisors and am the wife after a retire

the department of police albeit and give the department of please accountability and to require the dpa a audit every two years how the police department handles the officer misconduct and the use of force on the election november. >> supervisor cowen. >> thank you - proposition d to investigate all officer-involved shooting and just a reminders this past was 80 percent under oath this board of supervisors received a strong and clear mandate from our constituents they're demanding nor accountability and transparency when it comes to law enforcement you heard it today in during the conformations we can respect

toconsider item 22, charter amendment to amend the charter to remain the office of citizen complaints gives dpa authority over the budge squt requires performance audit every 2 years of how the police department handled claims of officer misconduct and election held negative 8, 2016 >> any members who like to comment on this item seeing none, public comment is closed. this hearing is held and now filed. madment clerk, item 2, please call-supervisor cohen? >> good morning i like to thank everyone coming to the compromise and moving this legislation forward. on tuesday i believe [inaudible] to move efforts on police reform forward and bring accountability to san francisco. i like to thank the community organizations and residents who came up to speak and advocate what they believe is the right thing to do for police reform. colleagues i ask for your support and move the measure forward to place on the november ballot and want to recognize my legislative add [inaudible] for leadership >> motion to continue this item to july 9 at 1035 a.m.? motion by supervisor mar and second by supervisor tang. ta

the department of police albeit and give the department of please accountability and to require the dpa a audit every two years how the police department handles the officer misconduct and the use of force on the election november. >> supervisor cowen. >> thank you - proposition d to investigate all officer-involved shooting and just a reminders this past was 80 percent under oath this board of supervisors received a strong and clear mandate from our constituents they're demanding nor accountability and transparency when it comes to law enforcement you heard it today in during the conformations we can respective and honor our police officers those that put they lives on the line of duty everyday but simultaneously be disturbed by the shootings we've witnessed over the last couple of years residents deserve to know the police standards where use of force and officer misconduct and matched it with community values whether the system holds officer accountable or not i believe we can and hold police accountable in ways that extend beyond the individual complaints by focusing on the police d

toconsider item 22, charter amendment to amend the charter to remain the office of citizen complaints gives dpa authority over the budge squt requires performance audit every 2 years of how the police department handled claims of officer misconduct and election held negative 8, 2016 >> any members who like to comment on this item seeing none, public comment is closed. this hearing is held and now filed. madment clerk, item 2, please call-supervisor cohen? >> good morning i like to thank everyone coming to the compromise and moving this legislation forward. on tuesday i believe [inaudible] to move efforts on police reform forward and bring accountability to san francisco. i like to thank the community organizations and residents who came up to speak and advocate what they believe is the right thing to do for police reform. colleagues i ask for your support and move the measure forward to place on the november ballot and want to recognize my legislative add [inaudible] for leadership >> motion to continue this item to july 9 at 1035 a.m.? motion by supervisor mar and second by supervisor tang. ta