of the case was different than the factual statement the dpa had come to and i asked the dpa and the commission empower the dpa specifically to look into these issues of dition -- dishonesty as they come up so this is another option when they go for the reports for ancillary matters. this department and commission has the opportunity to rethink the process for true transparency. going forward, these requests may not be held behind a pra request. they're public and can be published online. the dpa and sfpd could publish the reports the san francisco public defenders office has received online because the information is public. in an effort to eliminate the need for redundant requests and to ensure and become a model of transparency for the public, i ask that the sfpd, dpa and this commission get this information p published online in a centralized location where everybody can find it. >> commissioner: thank you. >> commissioner: if i may comment briefly on that the case law surrounding dishonesty is robust and has been around for a long time for those of us involved in criminal law an

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. >> clerk: line item 1b, report on dpa activities and announcements.ion discussion will be limited to determine issues raised for a future commission meeting. >> good evening, director henderson. >> we're at 345 for the agency open cases so far this year. this time last year we were at 288 in we have open 339cations and last we were at 291. we sustained 36 cases versus 13 sustained at this time last year. we still have 29 cases past the 270-day mark. that's just my nine-month measure but i track watching a year. of the 29 cases, 18 are restrictions in civil or criminal courts that allow the time to be told. we're 18 cases have been mediated versus 7 we had this time last year and have been involved in a couple different outreach events. in june we did a know your rights initiative with the youth at the village in visitation valley and also in june we did outreach with the mayor's office in the fillmore district. we participated in the c.i.t. awards and i'm sure you'll hear more about it and presume the commissioners will talk about it and we don't have

than other dpa loans? >> i'm not familiar with the data that was used. >> i think that's because there is no data. hud does not collect taxpayer i.d.s that differentiate between a tribal hfa and a non-tribal hfa. i appreciate the role you must play in protecting taxpayers and the mmif, but if you do not currently collect the appropriate data to judge the success of a dpa program, then perhaps we should collect that data before moving forward with this policy. i yield back. >> i agree with you actually. >> thank you. thank you. i hope if you do agree, i hope that maybe we can revisit this and look at engaging the public in a process before continuing. thank you. >> thank you. the gentleman from ohio, mr. gonzalez is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madame chair, thank you dr. carson for being here and for your attention and for all your service to the country. i want to start by first commending you for taking on facebook and uncovering what i think most americans if they knew the details of would

penalty and they were exonerated and still feels they were guilty when they were exonerated through dpaation. they are delaying past 2028 when it should have been 2020. if you didn't know better -- the list goes on. the list goes on. i could go on. but if you didn't know better this president is trying to recreate his history before he celebrated the military. he needed this moment. if you didn't know better, if you didn't fact check and go back to what he said or had done about certain issues it would be a soaring speech. but for someone who covers him day in and day out and understands some of the issues -- i'm stim checking on when he said he said the isis caliphate is 100% gone. we have to check that one as well. there are a lot of things in the speech that it may have been schoolhouse rock trump version. but nonetheless we still have to fact check. and it was his attempted at a soaring moment for history. >> i do want to get phil mudd's perspective on what we just saw, phil. >> let me be subtle here at a professional level 25 years in national security i hate to do. at a personal l

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. >> reporter: the drive escaped with a minor injury but the overturned truck began leaking dpas lean into the soil of the creek bed, causing an army of firefighters from throughout marin county to respond. >> it's holding approximately 6700 gallons of fuel. it's been contained within the vessel itself which is a blessing on our side. >> reporter: officials believe a couple hundred gallons of fuel may have seeped out and crews immediately began laying out plastic tarps downstream to create dams to capture and contain the spilled gas. state wildlife officials say most of it will evaporate but it's possible some residual chemicals could still exist when the rains begin falling. >> once the situation is stabilized and we can get cleanup crews down into the creek, we'll establish cleanup end points so basically it's a standard to where we want the spill to be cleaned up too. >> reporter: meanwhile, back up on the road, another gas truck arrived and hoses were attached to begin siphoning all the fuel from the overturned tanker. then comes the delicate process of pulling the whole thing bac

as part of our efforts toae're on sharing solutions to some of the challenges we dpas on a daily basis. in the south bay, major draft-related changes are coming to los gatos. planners hope it will attract more businesses downtown by making a change through the main drag through downtown. this would dramatically impact draft. more on the story here is chris nguyen. >> reporter: we are on santa cruz avenue which is the main drag downtown. if you look behind me you can see the electronic message board alerting drivers that in less than a week four blocks downtown will be converted to one way as the transformation gets under way. starting tuesday july 8th your drive downtown will look different. santa cruz temporarily turns into a one way southbound street through the end of october. city officials are using the opportunity to reimagine the future of downtown with wider sidewalks which shay say will hopefully lead to santa cruz avenue becoming more of a community gathering place. the owner of the redemption retail downtown is glad the city is thinking outside of the box. >> going around. p

protecting taxpayers, but if you do not currently collect the appropriate data to judge the success of a dpa program, then perhaps we should collect that data before moving forward with this policy. i you back. >> i agree with you actually. >> open if you do agree we can revisit this and look at engaging the public in a process before continuing. thank you. >> the gentleman from ohio mister gonzales is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair and doctor carson for being here for your attention and all of your service to the country. i want to start by commending you for taking on facebook, and uncovering what i think most americans knew the details of and would be sickened by. could you briefly sort of describe what you found and kind of give an update to the status of the investigation? >> as you know it is in federal court now, so i cannot do too much. i will say in general that they are able to collect enormous amounts of information about people and people have no idea it is being collected. the real problem is that when you use that information to discriminate against peopl

family, i just love those chant's which i have either led or decided in demonstrations along with dpa's damp -- why? because they capture the essence of the man that i have been asked to introduce. i am mcgeachy 25, -- the tiny for group llc. i also commence a justice round table. coalition over 100 organizations working in washington to advance, promote justice system transformation. for 16 years, i worked for george soros open society foundations and open society policy center. and in that capacity, i worked very closely with the drug policy alliance. it was doing, during those years that i witnessed firsthand, the work of the pioneering, creative genius of ethan needleman. the work that evolved from his founding of the -- center in 1994 to the drug all of the alliance in 2000, i watched him from the early days battling issues of drug policy reform on the ranges, to trailblazing, massive, in-your-face drug policy reform movement. that they grounded in science, compassion, and human rights. ethan nato mine. -- drug laws, -- mandatory minimum sentencing. -- disparity, harm reduction tre