commissioner hirsch? >> commissioner hirsch: yes, thank you. we received yesterday a 96-a report, the quarterly report, and it's 130 pages long, and there's an executive summary that's about 19 pages long. i find that stuff fascinating. it's important data for us. it has arrest data, it has use of force data, it has the demographics of the population that's involved, it has the demographics of the police officers. and i know the department had gone to an outside agency, maybe a university, to help us analyze that. and i'm really anxious to hear a report on that. i need help -- because there's some data in here that's really promising, and i think there's data in here that's disturbing, and i really can't decipher it. so i hope we can get somebody in the next meeting or the meeting after that that can come and make a presentation on 96-a. the other request i'd make is we get it more than a day in advance of the meeting. i'm reading it now as i go along. i read the executive report earlier this morning, but i'm reading the full report now, but i

>> that's correct hirsch hirs. >> commissioner hirsch: that's a problem going forward. >> yes. technology seems to get more expensive as we go along. >> commissioner hirsch: is the current funding being cut because of the administration in washington or you're not sure? >> i think nibrs, there is a deadline of 2020. i really couldn't speak to what the logic at the federal level was on this particular funding stream. >> commissioner hirsch: okay. thanks. >> commissioner mazzucco: any further questions? do i have a motion to accept $5.3 million for our reporting, which is actually required by the d.o.j.? >> so moved. >> commissioner mazzucco: do i have a second? >> second. >> commissioner mazzucco: is there any public comment regarding these funds? hearing none, public comment is closed. all in favor? [voting] >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you very much. please call the next item. [agenda item read] >> commissioner mazzucco: good evening, mr. jones. >> i'd like to allude briefly, if i may, to the iacp police chief community police policing strategic plan, which was introduced l

let's try to make sense of this and where we may be headed and bring in jeff hirsch from probabilitiesund management. >> good morning. >> what's going on >> well, it is the end of that -- >> how is that for a genius question what is happening? suddenly stocks stink. >> it's a midterm year we had october yes, it's the beginning of the best months, there's a little lag here we had great months up until october. we have a lot of things going on in the world the trump tariffs, the fed, now they're backing off a bit in some rhetoric out there. some of the housing and auto -- >> housing has been terrible >> corporate earnings are under. tactical things are going on i see a supportive pattern, that might be constructive if we can clear the highs of november and hold the october lows. >> let's dig into that more what we're looking for is a reason to believe that stocks will stop going down soon. a couple of dow stocks which are down nearly 30% from their 52-week highs. bluest of the blue chips anything you see that can give us a pause >> the fact that everyone is getting negative and the senti

case in point, we're standing on what was the home of thomas hirsch. he grew up here, his family lived here. when we think of malibu, we often think of the rich and famous. that is not the case for this family. his parents bought the house in 1965 for just $39,000. and they're 94 and 97 years old. so they've accumulated a lifetime worth of things. today thomas was trying to find anything of value that he could salvage. he found a sterling silverware set that had been melted into a blob. he actually just found it right over here. despite the destruction and despite his parents' age, he says he wants to rebuild. >> we're survivors. what we build will come back, take whatever insurance money they came back. clean it up and make it nicer than it was before. i told my dad, and he said, "tom, you can't make it nicer than it was." >> reporter: conditions are prime for flames to spread quickly or fires to start. as for rain in the forecast, that might be in two weeks maybe. whenever firefighters are able to finally stamp out this fire, it will be with no help

here with me now is julie hirsch field davis is an analyst and a congestiressional correspondent. you said before, some people may disagree with the style of jim acosta. press access is something that is very important and this violates that. when you saw the president respond to this and to be clear, what the judge decided is it was arbitrary. this way that the white house decided jim acosta should not have more access and withholds his hard pass that allows him to get on his campus. they are going to establish some standards for decorum. what do you think that means. what is going to happen from here? >> obviously on its face, it was a victory. jim acosta has his press pass back at the white house. he got his access back for now. i do think this is somewhat ominous what the president is saying. what the judge said in this case, he found it was an arbitrary violation of first and fifth amendment rights. he allowed it to be interpreted and the president is going there and sarah sanders in her statement reacting to this one. she said this shows us that there is no absolute first am

that list i was a little skeptical since it's height what these kaleidoscopes like photo reports hirsch's don't really stand up in the museums and. mine it's wife and. these photos weren't originally taken to be displayed in a museum but the unusually large format prints made of the more. they're destined to become part of the collection at the const museum bourse book librax classy photos were shot almost entirely in black and white but the photographer who was born in berlin in one thousand twenty nine turned down assignments to cover wars. this is biased those who vote open i know that robot never sort out war situations taht out of this but was he consciously avoided follow tile events and see once said i don't need to photograph those horas i experienced enough of them during my youth hobbesian mind i didn't leave it. at the end of one nine hundred sixty eight conflict was brewing in northern ireland the violence between partisans from catholics known as the troubles threatened to break out into civil war earlier that year standard sent robert lee back to belfast the capital of north

hirsch here. hamasaki here. elias here brookter present taylor here. commissioner mazzucco, you have a quorum. also with us tonight is the chief of police, willia

hirsch here. hamasaki here. elias here brookter present taylor here. commissioner mazzucco, you have a quorum. also with us tonight is the chief of police, william scott and the director of the police accountability paul henderson. >> thank you, sergeant kilshaw. welcome to the wednesday november 7th 2018 san francisco police commission meeting. we have a long agenda. we actually have a doublely long agenda for closed session matters regarding collective bargaining. in light of that i would ask public comment be short. item one. adoption of minute action for minutes of october 12th, october 3, 10th 17 2018. >> commissioners you have the notes and minutes from the 12th of september, october 3rd and 17th that were prepared for us by riza tom with assistance of commission staff. any corrections or changes? hearing none, do i have a motion to adopt? >> so moved. >> second. >> any public comment? hearing none, public comment is now closed. all in favor? please call the next line item. >> item 3, report to the commission. 3a chief's report. recent events act

hirsch did not give the requisite notice. locke refused to move. hirsh went to court. block appealed to the supreme court. written bycision oliver when holmes, the court upheld the validity. wartime circumstances found the letting of buildings was a public interest so great that to justify regulation by law. in times of trouble, governmental action must be allowed. line in his opinion deserves special notice. the question he declared was whether congress was incompetent to reach the emergency in the way that has been met by most of the civilized countries of the world. oftook a very broad view federal police power. a power that many conservatives denied even existed. he claimed they extended to all the great public needs. it cannot be exerted to meet whatever the prevailing morality or pre-pondering public opinion deems necessary. it would be adequate. in this case and several others, the court majority said that emergencies could call to government with expanded powers. not only those under specific constitutional causes but under a general police power. he concluded

>> commissioner hirsch: my name is bob hirsh, i'm also a lawyer. that makes six out of seven. we have one regular person on the commission. i grew up in new york city, but i came out here to go to law school many, many years ago, and i've been in san francisco for about 40 years. i've been a lawyer here for 39 years. i was a labor lawyer for many years representing unions. i then became the general counsel of an investment firm in san francisco for many years, and for the last 11 or 12 years i've been an arbitrator and mediator, which means i'm on my own. i function as a private judge or a mediator in labor disputes, in commercial disputes, securities matters, depending on what it is, and i've been active in law enforcement matters for many years and joined the police commission a year and a half ago. the late mayor ed lee appointed me, and i miss him. >> vice president mazzucco: thank you, commissioner hirsh. so, especially for the members of the criminal justice class, you'll see that we as a police commission are the liaison between the community and the police department.

meg ryan the instant it a starred trable kids, holly hirsch andeffrey scarporota.king the movie. >> tom hanks was a total prankster. when we were working on the sound stage, working on the sinterior of thep around the corner, which was meg ryan's shop. when we exited the store there was sort of like this fake sidewalk and he put like one of those fake dog things and i kept walking. >> this is my autograph that i got from tom hanks, b and meng the kid that i wasig i pred one for him, but didn't it on the same piece ofn'aper. i d realize i could give it to him. so i kept my off graph to him and then to me. y. you can check out that full interview at tom. >>> finally, former first lady michelle obama she and ellen headed to costco to sign copies of her new book. as expected things got quickly out of hand. >> what's your name? >> michelle. what did you put in here? >> oh, my gosh. look at . h ersignings, so she gets a little, you know. >> i didn't say anything. >> oh, what aisle is the foot funguse medic on? michelle is asking for foot fungus medicine. >> i don't need

in an open letter to the gymnastics community, sarah hirsch land said, quote, you deserve better.he challenges are i more than is capable of overcoming as it is currently instructing. >>> anticipation building over that decision on amazon's secone quarters. there is new word the online retailer may actually split its new headquarters ang two locations. mehe wall street journal" and "the new york ti reporting that they would locate in the new york borough of queens and in the crystal city area of arlington, virginia. amazon t has refused comment on that report. the online retailers apparently plans to hav 25,000 employees >>> let's tern to our political analyst. and y are wearing your "i voted" sticker. >> long lines already. >> early and often. just kidding, not often. >> come on! we are look alt severe stormson the eastern seaboard. light snow through estern montana. plenty of sunshine along the west coast and down into we are going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next >>> low clouds and fog this morning. the top half of thenu washingto nt invisible because of the

the film also starred holly hirsch and jeffrey scarperotti.ared some of their favorite memories in the making of the movie. >> tom hanks was a total prankster. i remember when we were working in a sound stage, working in the interior of the shop around the corner, which was meg ryan's shop. and when we exited the store, there was sort of like this fake sidewalk, and he put like one of those fake dog poo things, and i kept walking in. >> yes, i remember. this is my autograph that i got from hamm tankz. and me being the kid that i was, i presigned one for him but did it on the same piece of paper, so didn't realize i couldn't give it to him, so he gave me this one. so i kept my autograph to me. there's that. >> you can check out the full interview at today.com. great movie. >>> finally, former first lady michelle obama, she and ellen headed to costco to sign a few copies of her book "becoming." and as expected, things got quickly out of hand. >> what's your name? >> michelle, what did you put in here? >> oh, my -- >> what? you can't do that! loo

hirsch here. hamasaki here. elias here brookter present