inspector frank s lee. and i'll turn it over to commissioner marshall who presided over this matter. >> i believe this matter has been before us and this is the discussion of possible action to proposed findings of facts. let's see where we are. i've got a couple documents today. i got one from -- clue us in where we are with this now. >> thank you commissioner marshall. the commission heard and decided this case on the merits and on august 15 of 2012 under commission rules when there have been specifications sustained, and in this case there were, specifications or charges sustained specific case and specification number five. and under rules for discipline cases the department cancel drafts proposed to findings for the commission and there's a timetable for that in the rules. there's also a timetable in the rules for the officer to submit comments or proposed edits on those proposed findings. then the commission at a later date, needs to gather, which is on your calendar tonight to consider the proposed f

. >> inspector frank lee representing myself. >> let's start with the continuance -- no continuance this evening. we will finish the merit tonight. inspector lee, we have decided to take your responses to the police commissioners and fact finding facts in the case, we decided to do it. let's just put it like that. and we have looked at taking a look at them. we've taken a look at the changes suggested by department's council and we had a discussion about the findings of fact amongst ourselves as commissioners and we have several proposed changes to miss blitz's document, which she will now read, that i think we have reached agreement on. i'm going to ask her to read those. >> thank you commissioner marshall. so referring to inspect or lee's information you're referring to the two page written document that he brought you this eveninging. >> that's correct. >> you reviewed them before making your determination here. the edits that the commission has agreed upon to the draft findings that are dated november 11, 2013, are as follows: on page 14 in footnote 48 there is a cross reference to f

. >> absolutely and i encourage young women to be involved and to step up front frank lee and i always say two graduating classes, i could never imagine i would have been running for the united states senate when i was in your position either but we have open the possibility of doing that because it is critical to have those examples and in governing institutions and all places in our society it's important to have women's voices reflected and women in our population. the second part of it is that they bring a different experience. that is also important to have that voice at the table. so anchorage them to think about it as a possibility in the future and those choices are sent to themselves and even for me as much that was passionate about politics the daughter of running for public politics, uis have to go against the grain. whatever you do in life it is what it is and that is what i always did against the grain and i felt so strongly about the things that i believed in. that voice is a voice to fight for and it may change policy. there is a direct correlation. i love the fact that

. >> frank lee re-created it on a downtown philadelphia skyscraper. 250 gamers controlled the paddlesross the schuylkill river. he promises something bigger and better next year. this is what i think is amazing. there is a category for architectural video games. >> really strange. >> yeah. there's one of them and if you are thinking of getting it going and you want to beat this guy you have to get some big buildings involved. >> i remember the day pong showed up in our house. yes, it was the original pong. >> coolest kids of the block. >> we were the lamest ones. the latest ones to have it but we were excited and thought it was fantastic. >> imagine playing pong on a building. being one of those people at the bottom with the huge joy stick. that's kind of cool. >> yeah. all right. >>> coming up, the most common ly used words, new ones, of the year. wait until you hear what is at the top of the cigarettes. >>> and the new cigarettes are they healthier than regular smokes? you are watching "world news now." ♪ smokin' in the boys room ♪ we're smoking in the boys room ♪ >> "world news now

frank somerville. we go live to patti lee. >> reporter: frank, the castro is still the place to be. this is a celebration that draws people from not just the bay area, but the world too. but for others it's a yearly tradition. street theater at its best. for some a lot of planning to wear the perfect costume. >> we have kramer here, of course. >> elane. >> why? >> because we have to teach her how to dance. >> i'm a disco-naut. a disco astronaut. we've all carried out the same theme. >> reporter: city leaders scaled back the street party in recent years after a violent clash. police are on foot pushing people along. still fans say this remains a great celebration. >> i've always been a fan. i'm catholic, so this is a scare away the spirits. tomorrow it's the saintly day. >> reporter: earlier we saw police reprimand for public drunkenness. happy halloween, amber lee, ktvu news. >>> more details now in 2004 and 2005 a total of five people were stabbed at the castro halloween party. in 2006 nine people were shot and wounded. after that the city stopped sanctioning large events and tried

frank somerville. we go live to patti lee. >> reporter: frank, the castro is still the place to be. this is a celebration that draws people from not just the bay area, but the world too. but for others it's a yearly tradition. street theater at its best. for some a lot of planning to wear the perfect costume. >> we have kramer here, of course. >> elane. >> why? >> because we have to teach her how to dance. >> i'm a disco-naut. a disco astronaut. we've all carried out the same theme. >> reporter: city leaders scaled back the street party in recent years after a violent clash. police are on foot pushing people along. still fans say this remains a great celebration. >> i've always been a fan. i'm catholic, so this is a scare away the spirits. tomorrow it's the saintly day. >> reporter: earlier we saw police reprimand for public drunkenness. happy halloween, amber lee, ktvu news. >>> more details now in 2004 and 2005 a total of five people were stabbed at the castro halloween party. in 2006 nine people were shot and wounded. after that the city stopped sanctioning large events and tried

lee wrote, to be frank i do not think the emergency has arisen for the surrendered his army but as theestoration of peace should be the sole object of a desire to know whether proposals would lead to the end. i cannot meet you with a view to the surrender of northern virginia. as far as the restoration of peace, i should be pleased to meet you. using the word restoration price, lee began to elaborate position of an honorable peace. what did he mean by restoration? is a favorite theme of the northern peace democrats who deplored the lincoln administration's conduct of the work, war, particularly i think the man patient and sought to return the union to the way it was the third 1864 campaign slogan. we had hoped in vain the confederate battlefield victories with all the chorus of northern dissent and bring the north to the negotiating table. please on understanding the distinct from that of the northern democrat and it was rooted in his family culture and that of his native virginia. like many other virginians of his generation, elite bloodlines , leave the state for days of the earlier

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lee wrote quote to be frank i do not think emergency has arisen the surrender of this army is the restoration of peace the sole object of all desire whether to know your proposals will lead to that end. it stores your proposal and the restricted piece that should be pleased to meet you. in using the word restoration twice we began to elaborate his vision of an honorable peace. what did he mean by restoration? it was of course the favorite theme of the northern piece democrats who deployed the lincoln administration's conduct of the war particular the advent of emancipatemancipat ion and sought to return the union to the way it was which was their 64 campaign slogan. we had hoped in vain battlefield victories what's bring the north to the negotiating table but lee's understanding of frustration was rooted in his family culture and then in that of his native virginia. like many other virginians of his generation lee was steeped in nostalgia for the days of the republic when the other states almost took it for granted that virginia would be their leader and when virginians felt the proprietary c

lee wrote, to be frank i do not think the emergency has arisen for the surrendered his army but as the restoration of peace should be the sole object of a desire to know whether proposals would lead to the end. i cannot meet you with a view to the surrender of northern virginia. as far as the restoration of peace, i should be pleased to meet you. using the word restoration price, lee began to elaborate position of an honorable peace. what did he mean by restoration? is a favorite theme of the northern peace democrats who deplored the lincoln administration's conduct of the work, war, particularly i think the man patient and sought to return the union to the way it was the third 1864 campaign slogan. we had hoped in vain the confederate battlefield victories with all the chorus of northern dissent and bring the north to the negotiating table. please on understanding the distinct from that of the northern democrat and it was rooted in his family culture and that of his native virginia. like many other virginians of his generation, elite bloodlines , leave the state for days of the earlie

lee? >> you put up with it and you say you're glad. one time frank did that to me. it was for my 40th. i just had cassidy. i was nursing her. >> oh, no. >> nursing her in our else elevator going up to the apartment. i'm nursing her. i go, i open the door, and i'd just taken her off the teat. >> off the teat. and i was teet off when i saw 40 people looking at my teat. >> yes. >> so, you know, come on. >> i get that, yes, your right. >> i just smashed her little face right on there. >> you know what it's time for? >> it was okay. >> what? you know what it's time for? kathie lee's friday funny. >> this is one i have heard before but never sure if i have said it before. a guy was in a cave looking for buried treasure. he found an old lamp, picked it up and decided to rub it. a genie came out. the genie said, i will grant you three wishes but your ex-wife will get double of anything you wish for. the man thought about it a moment. finally agreed to the terms. first, he said, i wish i had a mansion. poof, genie granted it. he got one mansion and his ex-wife got two mansions. next, i'd like a

a man who deliberately killed two cats and ktvu's amber lee is live along the city's waterfront to explain what happened. amber. >> reporter: frank the incident happened here at pier 14. animal control tells us the man grabbed the homeless woman's belongings including her two cats and tossed them into the bay. this is the cat carrier that at least one of the cats was in when the attack happened. the cat owner is a familiar sight around the embarcadero. >> when it's not too hot, she brings the cat out and plays with it. >> reporter: for some unknown reason a man approached the woman and threw her belongings into the bay. >> she started screaming. people heard that. then he picked up the cat carrier with her two adults cats into it and hoist had the into the bay. >> reporter: fire crews launched a boat to retrieve the woman's belongings. one cat was found dead. and the other car is still missing but presumed to be drowned. >> that just makes me sick to my stomach to hear that happened to her. >> reporter: this man says he sees the homeless woman and her cats when he is at the amtrak station. he says he's spoking to her and gave her

a man who deliberately killed two cats and ktvu's amber lee is live along the city's waterfront to explain what happened. amber. >> reporter: frank the incident happened here at pier 14. animal control tells us the man grabbed the homeless woman's belongings including her two cats and tossed them into the bay. this is the cat carrier that at least one of the cats was in when the attack happened. the cat owner is a familiar sight around the embarcadero. >> when it's not too hot, she brings the cat out and plays with it. >> reporter: for some unknown reason a man approached the woman and threw her belongings into the bay. >> she started screaming. people heard that. then he picked up the cat carrier with her two adults cats into it and hoist had the into the bay. >> reporter: fire crews launched a boat to retrieve the woman's belongings. one cat was found dead. and the other car is still missing but presumed to be drowned. >> that just makes me sick to my stomach to hear that happened to her. >> reporter: this man says he sees the homeless woman and her cats when he is at the amtrak station. he says he's spoking to her and gave her

ktvu's amber lee is live with how students are planning to show their support for him tomorrow. amber? >> reporter: frank, a small private school where everyone knows each other. students wanted to do something meaningful. >> reporter: a small student population with a big heart. some of the students plan to wear a skirt to school tomorrow to show support. >> hope that it is a gesture, you know, that moves people. i think people need to be aware. >> reporter: he says what happened caused him to be concerned for his son's safety when riding the bus to school. he doesn't plan to wear a skirt but still sports him. >> good to show. >> the whole thing is crushing to all of us. >> reporter: the school directedder tells us the attack is the -- director tells us the attack is the second blow. in august a fire forced them to evacuate a summer camp. there is a banner remembering the event where he started a computer programming club. he takes pride in being a safe haven for students. >> they know they can be themselves and nobody will make fun of them. >> reporter: his mom says he is a gender, not identifying hims

ktvu's amber lee is live with how students are planning to show their support for him tomorrow. amber? >> reporter: frank, a small private school where everyone knows each other. students wanted to do something meaningful. >> reporter: a small student population with a big heart. some of the students plan to wear a skirt to school tomorrow to show support. >> hope that it is a gesture, you know, that moves people. i think people need to be aware. >> reporter: he says what happened caused him to be concerned for his son's safety when riding the bus to school. he doesn't plan to wear a skirt but still sports him. >> good to show. >> the whole thing is crushing to all of us. >> reporter: the school directedder tells us the attack is the -- director tells us the attack is the second blow. in august a fire forced them to evacuate a summer camp. there is a banner remembering the event where he started a computer programming club. he takes pride in being a safe haven for students. >> they know they can be themselves and nobody will make fun of them. >> reporter: his mom says he is a gender, not identifying hims

bob younger, they're charged with murder for the death of joseph lee haywood, even though none of them shot and killed him. it was frank likely to be convicted bay jury. but there's a peculiar law in minnesota on the books that allows them to escape the hangman and that law says that only a jury could administer the death penalty. only a jury can do that. so if you plead guilty to murder, you don't have a jury, you have a judge that decides your sentence. the judge can't give the death sentence. he can only give life imprisonment. so all three men plead guilty before a judge. there's no jury called, and they get life in prison. they spend over 24 years in prison. bob younger doesn't make it out of prison. he died from tuberculosis. cole younger felt that bob had received a wound through the lung and thought that made him susceptible. but he died in prison in the early 1900's, jim and cole are paroled. they're not allowed to leave minnesota. and you can kind of imagine guys that have never had real jobs before. it was hard finding work. after -- these are middle-aged men now. so they find jobs for them. the first job th

lee it's the first time they've seen it go so far. so amber tell us what happened. >> reporter: well frank, police tell me the woman listed this home on craigslist even though she doesn't own it. now the tenants have lost their money and their home. two young couples who are college students in their 20s moved into this home two weeks ago. one tenant tells me the woman that rented them the home seemed very knowledgeable. >> she seemed very happy. she knew about the home. >> reporter: the tenants returned home and found the locks had been changed. >> we had to call the lock smith to open it up. >> reporter: the tenants soon learned that the woman they contacted through craigslist to rent the home for $1,800 is not the real owner nor does she have any ties to the home. >> i was surprised, this is a very quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: tonight i spoke by phone with the manager of the san mateo company that opens the house he says he was surprised to find people living in the home that is supposed to be empty. >> i asked them what they were doing there. they said they were tenants. and we told them that the owner did not intend to rent t

lee is at san francisco general. she spoke with the victim's mother about what the loss means to her loved ones. >> reporter: frank, the 21-year- old victim is here with life- threatening injuries. tonight, we spoke with the mother. >> it hurts so bad. me and my daughter, we was like this. inseparable. >> reporter: amanda blake described her daughter as the light of the family. hoping to become a lawyer with the dream of helping young people. >> she was the first in our family to go to college. >> reporter: every saturday, she would coach the basketball team in hayward, where she once was a student. mom showed us this cap she wore, when she headed out the door on saturday night. it was around 2:00 a.m., when warren and her friend left the club. she got into what investigators describe as a fender bender. her mom says a detective told her, the driver of the other car jumped out and shot him 15 times and then approached melquisha. >> he went around to where my baby was. she had her hands up like this, and he shot her in the face. >> reporter: mom says she wants justice for her daughter. >> it's hard. i'm not going to hav

lee it's the first time they've seen it go so far. so amber tell us what happened. >> reporter: well frank, police tell me the woman listed this home on craigslist even though she doesn't own it. now the tenants have lost their money and their home. two young couples who are college students in their 20s moved into this home two weeks ago. one tenant tells me the woman that rented them the home seemed very knowledgeable. >> she seemed very happy. she knew about the home. >> reporter: the tenants returned home and found the locks had been changed. >> we had to call the lock smith to open it up. >> reporter: the tenants soon learned that the woman they contacted through craigslist to rent the home for $1,800 is not the real owner nor does she have any ties to the home. >> i was surprised, this is a very quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: tonight i spoke by phone with the manager of the san mateo company that opens the house he says he was surprised to find people living in the home that is supposed to be empty. >> i asked them what they were doing there. they said they were tenants. and we told them that the owner did not intend to rent t

lee is at san francisco general. she spoke with the victim's mother about what the loss means to her loved ones. >> reporter: frank, the 21-year- old victim is here with life- threatening injuries. tonight, we spoke with the mother. >> it hurts so bad. me and my daughter, we was like this. inseparable. >> reporter: amanda blake described her daughter as the light of the family. hoping to become a lawyer with the dream of helping young people. >> she was the first in our family to go to college. >> reporter: every saturday, she would coach the basketball team in hayward, where she once was a student. mom showed us this cap she wore, when she headed out the door on saturday night. it was around 2:00 a.m., when warren and her friend left the club. she got into what investigators describe as a fender bender. her mom says a detective told her, the driver of the other car jumped out and shot him 15 times and then approached melquisha. >> he went around to where my baby was. she had her hands up like this, and he shot her in the face. >> reporter: mom says she wants justice for her daughter. >> it's hard. i'm not going to hav

amber lee is in antioch tonight with a possible solution to a problem that exists in many parts of the bay area. amber? >> reporter: frank, supporters say measure c will enable antioch to hire more police officers it to fight crime. but opponents argue that there's no guarantee the money will be spent putting additional officers on the streets. this yes on measure c sign is at the intersection of buchanan and somersville roads. perhaps underscoring what supporters say is the need for more police officers. >> reducing traffic accidents, which is a huge concern. >> reporter: a yes vote will raise the sales tax in antioch from 8.5 to 9%. city leaders say that money will enable the police department to hire 22 officers. the police chief tells us, the current average response time for emergency calls is 10:54. a few minutes ago, the average was about 7:30. >> there is a correlation with the police officers you have working. you're going to get reduced response times, and higher arrest rates. >> they're trying to fool the public. >> reporter: they cowrote the no on c argument. the couple says there's no guarantee the sales tax

lee, live at the hayward park train station in the city of san mateo. she's being told tonight, that today's rain is the likely culprit. >> reporter: frank, that's right. that downed power line we're talk being is right up there behind me. pg and e crews i'm told are repairing it, by replacing it with spare parts. the good news is a half hour ago, a supervisor told me the order was given to resume all train service. he says it's safe, because the line has been secured. but it was a long commute for many passengers on this chilly november night. we found hundreds of people in the dark parking lot at the caltrain station. al patiently waiting for buses to bring them to another station, so they can board a train. >> how long have you had to wait? >> i got on the train in mountain view a little after 5. and now it's what? 8:00here? about three hours. >> more than two hours since i got on the train. and then we've probably waited for more than an hour on the train. >> what were you doing to try to kill time? >> read. >> reporter: buses to nearby train stations, the lines were long, but orderly. we found this woman offering free rides to stranded passengers.

amber lee is in antioch tonight with a possible solution to a problem that exists in many parts of the bay area. amber? >> reporter: frank, supporters say measure c will enable antioch to hire more police officers it to fight crime. but opponents argue that there's no guarantee the money will be spent putting additional officers on the streets. this yes on measure c sign is at the intersection of buchanan and somersville roads. perhaps underscoring what supporters say is the need for more police officers. >> reducing traffic accidents, which is a huge concern. >> reporter: a yes vote will raise the sales tax in antioch from 8.5 to 9%. city leaders say that money will enable the police department to hire 22 officers. the police chief tells us, the current average response time for emergency calls is 10:54. a few minutes ago, the average was about 7:30. >> there is a correlation with the police officers you have working. you're going to get reduced response times, and higher arrest rates. >> they're trying to fool the public. >> reporter: they cowrote the no on c argument. the couple says there's no guarantee the sales tax

lee, live at the hayward park train station in the city of san mateo. she's being told tonight, that today's rain is the likely culprit. >> reporter: frank, that's right. that downed power line we're talk being is right up there behind me. pg and e crews i'm told are repairing it, by replacing it with spare parts. the good news is a half hour ago, a supervisor told me the order was given to resume all train service. he says it's safe, because the line has been secured. but it was a long commute for many passengers on this chilly november night. we found hundreds of people in the dark parking lot at the caltrain station. al patiently waiting for buses to bring them to another station, so they can board a train. >> how long have you had to wait? >> i got on the train in mountain view a little after 5. and now it's what? 8:00here? about three hours. >> more than two hours since i got on the train. and then we've probably waited for more than an hour on the train. >> what were you doing to try to kill time? >> read. >> reporter: buses to nearby train stations, the lines were long, but orderly. we found this woman offering free rides to stranded passengers.

lee? >> you put up with it and you say you're glad. one time frank did that to me. it was for my 40th.teat. >> off the teat. >> and 40 people looking at my teat. >> yes. >> so, you know, come on. >> i get that, yes, your right. >> i just smashed her little face right on there. >> you know what it's time for? >> it was okay. >> what? you know what it's time for? kathie lee's friday funny. >> a guy was in a cave looking for buried treasure. he found an old lamp, picked it up and decided to rub it. a genie came out. the genie said, i will grant you three wishes but your ex-wife will get double of anything you wish for. the man thought about it a moment. finally agreed to the terms. first, he said, i wish i had a mansion. poof, genie granted it. his ex-wife got two mansions. next, i would like $1 million. the genie again granted it and he got $1 million and the ex-wife got 2 million bucks. the man thought very hard about the third and final wish for a moment and then he said, my final wish is scare me half to death. >> that was awesome. >> i know. >> that may have been one of the best ones

frank ogawa plaza. >>> we're also learning how a badkit make-a-wish foundation cost. the city spent $105,000 mostly for the civic center celebration that capped off the day. originally the plan was for may hoar lee miles scott with a chocolate key to the city. the word spread. the crowd estimate crew to thousands. the event became bigger and bigger attracting worldwide and, tori, positive attention. >> very much so. the publicity the city got was priceless. >> yes. >>> let's check in with sal one more time. things still a little slow out there. >> kind of wrapping it up here, tori and dave. >> i'm gonna show you slow traffic in the pictures. bay bridge trying to get into san francisco. i want to mention that the dumbarton bridge traffic is very slow all the way across the span. please give yourself extra time if you are gonna cross that day. the morning commute is slow on 238 crossing that way. >>> let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. rain already falling again. there's a good system forming off the sonoma/marin coast. that will play into a more active pattern. sunny, breezy, warmer for friday and saturday. >> this was a good one. >> yeah, it was. about time. >>> that's our report for this morn

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