thank you. >> and director hicks. >> and director hicks. >> any public comment on line item 3a, b, c, d? >> good evening. how are you? >> good evening commissioners. i am zoey polk and work with the human rights commission and here on the meeting that was had that commissioner chan mentioned briefly when discussing the cjcj report. the hearing took place and we titled it the human rights impact and want to thank the commissioner for attending. this is part of the larger pairier -- [inaudible] as well as the work to -- [inaudible] african-americans migration from san francisco. prior to the hearing met with city partners and the police department and the public defenders office and the [inaudible] and recommendations of people we should talk to and invite to testify on this topic and met with adult probation and advised us to get the most recent statistics on this. so they were invited to present the testimony along with academics and citizens experts. one of the key factors of the report and testimony they told us they had been reporting on this trend for over 20 years with little or

helps to paint a picture and so if that is possible, that would be a request to consider director hicks. presenting some sort of one-pager of looking back on 2012 and give some perspective on the discipline. >> i did a ratio comparison in 2003 and i am happy to ask the captain in my office and we can prepare a one page for you as to like arrests citation and firearms and calls for service, and complaints and sustained xlaibts and the like. >> that would be helpful. >> sure. again, i think that we are kind of saying it without saying it. the officers just do a terrific job. again, down 15 percent staffing to handle the calls for service they make, make the arrests that they make and take the guns that they take and yet work with the kids that we work with and still be able to boast, you know, i don't know if we ended up with one but i know as of the closing of the third quarter, we had not had a sustained unnecessary force complaint which i mean we i could not be prouder of the officers and when sergeant put up the numbereds i believe that 6 officers shooting for a year is a low for many

hicks, you'll get involved as well. i'm not going to pass judgment, but things like that need to be over viewed. thank you. >> thank you, clyde. jeremy? >>> good evening, commissioners, chief. i'm here tonight to speak on a few different issues and actually a couple of them have been brought up by previous speakers. so, i'll be brief. the first issue that i want to speak to was the issue that clyde just brought up, and that was the police beating of kevin clark, a young man a few weeks ago at 24th and mission. there's video footage of this. no charges have been -- were filed against mr. clark that would warrant any such action on behalf of the police department. i find it abrent and there will be a public speak out. i did not organize it, but i'll be present there. there will be a public speak out tomorrow evening at 5:00 p.m. at 24th and mission where the community will express its views on that. but it definitely needs to be reviewed and it is a far cry from best practices. second off, i want to echo the appeal for a

good evening, director hicks. good evening, president mazzucco, chief sur, and members of the audience. you have before you a report from the occ dated today that sets forth the occ's budget reduction target for 2013-14 and 2014-15 budget cycles. in spite of these reduction targets, we have three goals in our budget, and that is to maintain current staffing, to obtain a $40,000 augmentation for vehicle replacement, and to obtain funding for two new positions. the occ's budget reduction targets are 39,308 for two years running. our baseline budget is $4.6 million, but it includes $4.1 million in personnel costs which, like the police department, comprise 89% of our budget. the personnel cost fund 34.75 positions. the remainder of our budget is for operations. but of that $4 88,000 for operations, 63% of it goes to rent our space at 25 van ness avenue. to meet the 1.5 budget -- 1.5% budget reduction two years running, it would be a total of $78,000. and since we do not have discretionary money anywhere else, we woul

commander. >> good evening commissioners, chief sir, director hicks, the rest of the community that is left. inspector monroe -- he took my thunder so basically that's what i am requesting a recommendation that you ask the board of supervisors to make a recommendation that they adopt the resolution between the san francisco police department and housing authority for the first fiscal year of 2012-13 for the amount listed. >> san francisco has housing cars and officers dedicated to patrol and work with the community in our particular housing developments and that's their assignment and they do other functions and they do community liaison work and important part of that program and with hud and doing that. >> i will give you the list. it's hunter's point east and west, hunter's view, and sunnydale and the other once listed and there are currently three sergeants and 28 officers assigned to those developments throughout the city. they attend community functions and work there all the time. >> they have substations. >> they have substations and the community can come talk to the officers.

marshal, commissioners, chief sur, director hicks. marks and halloran, vice president san francisco police officers association. i wanted to address comments made here before this commission last wednesday from the director of san francisco open government. mr. harte made several disparaging remarks regarding two members of the san francisco police officers association. mr. harte's claim that inspector miranda misrepresented a case to the deputy city attorney and that sergeant goss portrayed himself as arrogant and hostile. i'm here to set the record straight. inspector miranda has served 31 years in this department and is coming up on retirement. he has worked 17 years in the field operation bureau, in investigations he's worked juvenile, special investigations division, missing persons, and currently while facing retirement in the next four months, he has been asked by this administration to go back to special investigations to handle a very sensitive case. he has numerous captain's commendations, letters of appreciation from the pu

hicks and her daughter wanted bear theirmera to names. busted toots.ot they were the victims of a vicious cyber attack from a boyfriend from hell. >> can you believe that? .> i know unbelievable. >> on a brighter note, one of the most talked about super bowl ads. >> you are watching abc 7 at 11:00, on your site. -- side. lawmakers are behind the deal to limit the forms of identification when you go. jay korff has a proposal that is on the table. better comfort paired the next time you enter a polling venue if this proposal becomes law. passed thel, which senate and house on lines, along partisan voters to come up more sophisticated forms identification. the legislation allows for while crackingty down on voter fraud. >> this is a good role. -- rule. it will encourage people to get involved. acceptable forms of that areation presently legal include a current utility bill, bank ,tatement, government check and address,name and social security card. acceptable- identification include drivers casper, student work picture id, boater -- voterion

. >> drain day hicks is out there. she has the latest on a huge reward being offered in this case. >> reporter: 5 days into the man hunt for accused cop killer christopher dorner, the $1 million reward may be helping with a search that's gone cold. >> we are following up on over 600 clues that have come from the public. >> reporter: detectives are scaling back search efforts in the mountains east of los angeles, where dorner's burned- out truck was found. >> we may in fact there v the clue that leads to him in our hands right now. we just don't know. >> reporter: several false sightings have sparked a massive police response like this one at a southern california lowe's. >> you're seeing one guy with an m16, another with a shotgun. >> reporter: dorner claims he was fired from the lapd for reporting police abuse and vows to take out 50 high-value target, including police and their families. monica kwan and her fiance keith laurens are among the dead. a man claiming to be dorner called kwan's father and said he should ha

. >> thank you, director hicks. another presentation. again, we're at an advantage this year because we did a two-year budget. this is where we're tinkering with the budget. that's great. again like to thank the mayor's office for what they've done so far. maybe they can do a little better for us. >> you're welcome. thank you, president mazzucco. >> please call line item 2c. >> commission reports, discussion. commission president's report, commissioners reports. >> i have nothing to report this evening. commissioners, anything? >> i do. it's going to be very brief, my fellow vice president and commissioner dr. merkel. the chief had -- the department had a second taser meeting of which commissioners, commissioner turman and myself and commissioner kingsley, i was going to say commissioner loft us, that's weird. i'm the third person and now i'm talking out loud. good. we had that meeting this week on monday and it was at the scottish right center. we had a good turnout from the community, maybe 25 or 30 folks. it was the same more casual i

mercer the alleged by you roosevelt, or hick ocnating part of the early life i'm interested in perhaps doing something more on, prab book in and of itself, going a separate house which was the roosevelt family estate and lived with two other women in this house at a marriage and in fact fdr referred to the house as the honeymoon cottage and the love nest. happy living with these tw years. in her separate house at the family estate. >> that doesn't necessarily mean there was a karnal relationship among thein terms are necessarily carnal? >> some of the letters are are not. of children that were born of eleanor roosevelt contradicts in itself your thinking she had 5 children? >> i think as the movie >> i think as the movie all, in earlier air as who were gay or lesbian had to part might be to have normal looking family and social pretenses do you think thank lin had an eye for the trim ankle before he saw some of trace of what you're talking about in eleanor to go back to that question? he was 36 by my calculation and mercer was 27.'r talking about 1916,1917,1918 >> very early. >> then y

do you think this is a hick up or the beginning of a downturn for the market? >> look, i think the market has looked tired over the last couple of weeks and this is just another reason. anyone who's thought the fed would buy bonds wasn't thinking arab rationally. >> bob mcteer, what would be the right strategy? we know that the economy has been slow by but surely coming back and most people will attribute that to the federal reserve stimulus. >> well, it will be good when they can eventually ease up on that and abandon it, but i don't expect that to happen this year. i think we can count on the fed's significant support throughout this year. >> how would you characterize the economy, bob mcteer? >> well, it's vulnerable and it's weak. i think the fourth quarter negative number will be revised into a slight positive. i think the first half of this year will suffer a little bit from the tax increases and possibly the spending reductions that are scheduled next week. but i see no reason that it won't take off and be much healthier in the second half of the year. >

ought mat hick across the board spending cuts are scheduled to kick in. students could be at risk if those cuts go through. in addition to air traffic, housing and boarder security. >> it would mean fewer teachers to educate our children. less funding for schools to help disadvantaged students for children with disabilities. >> no amount of planning can mitigate the negative affects on the security of the country. >> the is he questionster was enacted during the 2011 debt ceiling negotiations and only to happen if law makers failed to agree. clearly, that's the case. meanwhile, president obama taking state of the union address to the road. he met with students and teachers at the college heights early education program. plans for increasing pre-school education. the president highlighted the program during his address tuesday night. today he emphasized earlier a child begins learning, the better he or she does down the road. >> the kids we saw today that i had a chance to spend time with in mary's classroom, they are some of the lucky ones. because fewer

why did not a single government say anything about the deck or taylor hicks. or about the other frets that followed. they were elected representatives. but we felt that this was a betrayal and we wanted to do something about it it's it was important for a bigger public to know about this and we decided to publish a book. and besides collecting data we started to make interviews. and undercover interviews. and finally in spring one thousand nine hundred seven we assembled the results of our investigations and interviews into a report in europe. rescheduled the launch for the big use summit in them so that all the media would be there we were excited as. we had prepared the book launch and half an hour before the first friends started arriving but. very little or no press showed up. so unfortunately our first public events was really not noticed by the pope. jump to the most ambitious margaret being ruled a key exercise the strengthening of the rule system of multilateral trade. and perhaps most important be establishment of a stronger broadly they. need to orga

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. >> reporter: the founder angie hicks says it's true, advertisers get better placement on the website. but, she says, they have to make the grade. >> only "a" or "b" rated companies are eligible to advertise, and that's all for a discount to our members. >> reporter: that discount is the key. it's the only hint you get on the search results page that the company is a paid advertiser. the company does explain its policy in its fact section, but it isn't necessarily easy to find. >> we already have a posite review. we work hard every day to do that. our technicians work hard to maintain that reputation, so why is it that i should have to pay you to be ranked higher than someone who doesn't do quite as good as a job. >> reporter: john says he's having a similar experience with a different site. >> i have lost 30% to 40% of my revenue, and it is really damaging my business tremendously. >> reporter: he joined a class action lawsuit against yelp claiming the internet company removes four and five-star ratings after companies refuse to advertise on the website. >> i denied advertising. i ac

hicks and her daughter are campaigning to stop something like this from happening to other people. >> not many things last 830 80 years these days let alone a marriage. here they are. theygrew up in the same community and defied her parents when they eloped. they have five kids 14 grand kids and 16 great grand kids. they're secret,compromise and don't hold a grudge. i better write those down. >> yeah, 80 years. >> that's a long time. >> you got a long ways to go. >> yeah, i do. >> i have a real long ways to go. overnight the temperatures will drop into the mid 20s. dress the kids warm in the morning. the out look, basically, enjoy a quiet day tomorrow because wind and rain arriving friday and it's getting ugly and then we're just chilly over the weekend into the mid 40s at least by sunday. . >> we'll be right back. we're hearing that jacoby jones may be on jimmy kimmel friday night. . >> he cost some people some money on that furniture thing. >> we will be back tomorrow night. we'll see you tomorrow at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. have agood one. i got it when we could download an hd movie i

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