avalos i am the chair and to my right is david camp os and london breed and across the aisle is eric marr. madam clerk, could you call the next item? >> call the roll, or the commissioners who are absent, or some are on the way and we will excuse those who are not here later on the agenda. and if you could call the next item. >> approval of at proval from the april, 26th, 2013, regular meeting. >> colleagues any comments or questions on the minutes? >> okay. we can go on to public comment. on the minutes? we will close public comment. and colleagues could we get a motion to approve the minutes? >> so moved. >> the question from commissioner campos and seconded by breed and we will take that without objection. >> item three, authorizing the agreement and june 30, 2014. we have a presentation from jason freed. >> jason freed's office staff, which is now what is becoming the annual update to the contract that we have with our legal services/interrum director, to continue the contract and it is expiring at the end of the month and the staff is recommending to continue it one more year, if at

. >> reporter: eric marr has had three bikes stolen. >> my first was a middle school student first dayclass. >> reporter: it's a common story. >> i had three bikes stolen. >> reporter: she grew up to be the head of the city's bike coalition. eric was a member of the board of supervisors and while i probably knew they just found out officially they are not alone. >> the bike thefts are up 70%. and i think that's over the past five years. >> reporter: last year more than 4,000 bikes were stolen. you hear a bunch about iphone theft epidemic but bicycle thefts? three times higher! >> the san francisco bicycle coalition has been trying for many years to encourage the city to pay more attention. and actually do something about the bike theft problem. >> reporter: what can the city do? >> 75,000 people use bicycles to -- for trips each day but there's only 3,000 bike racks in the city. >> reporter: he would like to see more bike racks. >> one thing we're encouraging the city to follow up is creating a voluntary bike registration system. there's no place. we want to be able to register your se

eric holder gives a speech to naacp. the bal the >> brian marr begins our coverage. good morning. >> the attorney general has not revealed whether he will pursue federal criminal charges. he has acknowledged the investigation. country, around the another day of protests white people who do not believe trayvon martin got justice. they want washington to take another look at the case against george washington. eric holder said he is listening. >> the justice department shares your concern. i share your concern. as we first acknowledge d, we have opened an investigation into the matter. >> the ncaap is pushing for federal rights charges. >> a civil rights case would have a high urban of proof. the first juror to break her silence says she does not believe race played a role in the fatal showdown. >> if there was another person, if they came in the same situation, i think george would have reacted the same way. >> a trial that is over but still being argued in the court of public opinion. leaders are calling for rallies in on saturday in 100 cities. brian moore, wbal-tv