[inaudible] >> president hirsch: you have a comment? [inaudible] >> president hirsch: okay. next agenda item. >> clerk: item seven, public comment on all items pertaining to item below, closed session, including item eight, vote whether to hold closed session. >> president hirsch: public comment ongoing into closed session. hearing none, public comment is closed. >> clerk: item eight, vote on whether to hold item nine in closed session. san francisco code section 67.10 action. >> motion. >> second. >> president hirsch: all in favor? [voting] >> president hirsc >> do we need to do anything other than -- ♪ we have to vote to elect whether to disclose anything in closed session. [indiscernible] >> second. all in favor? opposed? >> item 11. adjournment action. >> all in favor? >> aye. adjourned. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their shop & dine in the 49 with within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so where will you

-- >> clerk: 20. >> president hirsch: we're on. >> thank you. >> president hirsch: okay. next item. >> clerk: for commissioners and the public, the commission will be dark next meeting, and the next meeting will be march 8 in department 4. >> president hirsch: okay. next item. [agenda item read]. >> clerk: my error. public comment on items 3-a through d. my fault. >> president hirsch: okay. public comment on the items that we've addressed, 3-a through d. >> hi there. brad edwards, excelsior district. i wanted to speak briefly on the matrix contract. i was very pleased to see that back in i think october when there were two consulting firms selected. i see there's about $500,000 available. i'm curious about the methodology in one respect where they're speaking about police. in one, there's just police. i agree, say, with the department they're create -- with the concept they're creating. i would say i would like to see it be addressed, but the d dispairate duties that we ask them to do because these are such a wide ranging set of tasks, i'd love to hear any comment on that

[inaudible] >> president hirsch: you have a comment? [inaudible] >> president hirsch: okay. next agenda item. >> clerk: item seven, public comment on all items pertaining to item below, closed session, including item eight, vote whether to hold closed session. >> president hirsch: public comment ongoing into closed session. hearing none, public comment is closed. >> clerk: item eight, vote on whether to hold item nine in closed session. san francisco code section 67.10 action. >> motion. >> second. >> president hirsch: all in favor? [voting] >> president hirsc >> do we need to do anything other than -- ♪ we have to vote to elect whether to disclose anything in closed session. [indiscernible] >> second. all in favor? opposed? >> item 11. adjournment action. >> all in favor? >> aye. sustainability mission, even though the bikes are very minimal energy use. it still matters where the energy comes from and also part of the mission in sustainability is how we run everything, run our business. so having the lights come on with clean energy is important to us as well. we heard abou

got it. >> president hirsch: the whole item? [inaudible] >> president hirsch: 2.04, yes. did you not understand that you were able to talk about 2.04? that's what we were talking about? [inaudible] >> president hirsch: you have something else to talk about on 2.04. >> very much -- brad edwards on 2.04. as you mentioned, governmental agencies previously, they weren't able to file a complaint with d.p.a. i'm curious about when -- that was at o.c.c. or was that more recently? i recall you had brian stansbury who arrested a public defender. he's now the director of the san francisco retirement system. was this an incident he did not face anything for that, and i'd like to hear any comments you might have. >> president hirsch: okay. thank you. any other public comment on 2.04? all right. hearing none, next item. >> clerk: this is item five, discussion and possible objection sunshine task force order of determination issued june 2, 2018 in sunshine task force case number 17131, discussion and possible action. >> president hirsch: okay. i think that commissioner dejesus ask that

. >> commissioner hirsch: thank you, good evening chief. >> good evening. assistant chief here for chief scott who is in washington d.c. attending the chief conversation. i will begin the report are the weekly crime trend. crime was down 24% this year compared this time last year. crime include violent crimes such as homicides, sexual assaults, aggravated assault, robbery and human trafficking. overall, we've had four homicides in 2019. this is a 33% decrease over 2018. we have not had a homicide since january 12th. which is a good trend. total property crimes are down 24%. property crimes include burglary, motor vehicle them and larcenies. significant incidents, we a vehicle collision resulted in a fatality on saturday february 9th on the 2000 block of basher boulevard. a female was traveling on the boulevard for unknown reasons, veered off the road and headed into a traffic pole. witnesses saw the victim driving the vehicle. witnesses attempted render aid, paramedic transported her to sfgh where she was pronounced deceased. no other parties were involved

. >> commissioner hirsch: thank you very much. >> good evening. i'm going to give an update on both evoc and property. i'll give a brief update on both locations. i are talk about some of the challenges that we see going forward and some of the next steps to anticipate. we'll start off with evoc. evoc is our emergency vehicle operations course. the current location is pier 96 in the city. you'll see a google map of that location. it's a large location, approximately 13 acres. we need this size of a location due to the nature of the training that required to give our officers required by post and collision avoid expanse avoh speed maneuver. at this location we train our recruit class. every class goes through a two-week course. we have inservice training at this location. current status is the port, we lease this facility from the port on a month to month month lease. we will have to vacate the pier 96 location by june 30, 2019. the department of real estate has been searching for new locations for us to house evoc. they have located a site and the

i may come back though. >> commissioner hirsch? >> i'm stunned. i'm kind of amazed at comments just made. you just said that the mayoral appointees are basic politicians side of appointees and prosecutors. hang on, it's my turn. two of us have never been prosecutors and are not prosecutors. i just heard we're acts of the mayor and we take orders from the mayor. nobody has told me how to vote on this issue. you got to be kidding me. i don't know anything the mayor did today or yesterday -- let me finish. i had a conversation with one of her aids. i was open. i don't care who the vice president is. i don't want to be president, but i said i'd be willing to do it. it's clear there is a real chip on the shoulders by the three appointees by the board of supervisors and i don't look at you folks as if you're different than the folks appointed by the mayor. i don't like being called an agent of the mayor. you speak for the people and i speak for the mayor. you got to be kidding me. this is the conversation you want to have on electing a vice president? t

president hirsch, director henderson. peter walsh from chief of staff office. i'm going to do the 4th quarter 2018 base audit from the electronic devices. the audits are limited to devices that the department owns and operates and not members personal devices. the audits do capture private devices coming in the department devices. if somebody sends something from their private device to department computer, we'll pick that up. all members aware of the departmental electronic communication devices are audited and they don't have expectation of privacy with those devices. they are guided by d.g.o. 10.08. which will be reissued shortly. there's an internal affairs bureau order which guides the investigators how they are to watch the three systems. i'll explain how each one devices is monitored and how they work. first clets, a program was established which searches all entries made in the system. we use an established word list. it's passive, it runs continuously. if there's a hit on any given day, it sends an alert to the i.a. team and they get to review it. each

commissioner hirsch? >> commissioner hirsch: chief, i do have one question, and this was about the ingleside attack. there was a suggestion by some of the people who spoke that maybe a substation could be setup there, and i've seen other suggestions about a mobile unit. is there any thought, does that make any sense? >> well, the substation, we have to put more thought in that because the substation has to be staffed, so it gets into deployment issues, and we've opened a couple of interest substations, one in san bruno, one in chinatown. we're definitely open seven days a week, but we have to work out the staffing part. the biggest thing, this crime happened early in the morning, around 6:00 in the morning. the biggest thing is captain hart in ingleside has done a good job of this, getting out to the public, making sure the public knows we're out there. a mobile kmant post can serve that purpose, but more importantly -- command post can serve that purpose, but movie importantly, making sure that that bloc

good evening, president hirsch and taylor and henderson. i'll start with the weekly crime trend. overall we're 21% down including violent and proper crime and assault and human trafficking and addressing homicides and gun violence there's been four in 2019. you remember we got off to a rough start this year as of january 12. we had four homicides so we have actually been quiet since then as far as homicides to four below this time last year which accounts for 50% decrease over 2018 and again at this point no homicides since january 12. two of our four cases year to date have been cleared. one by arrest and one by exceptional clearance because of the death of the actual suspect. gun violence overall we're done 54% in 2018 and there have been two fatal shootings and six shootings, nine in total that have caused injury. in term of property crime we're down 21% overall. property crime includes burglary and autotheft and larsson. our burglary was down 19% year to date. in term of significant events, we did have two separate multi-victim shootings over the past week. one was on the 110

so this guy named bob hirsch was there. he was a certified health physicist, and he came to take measurements. he was going to be there all day yesterday, and he was going to be there today. he met with the personnel and other staff of the department of public health. a lot of people were there. he says it was an interactive process. he brought two different types of survey equipment, one involved in nuclear injuries that reads gam aradiation, and the second meter -- gamma radiation, and the second he brought measured surface contamination that could lead to internal exposure. so one of the things we talked -- they talked about is where should he start testing. he suggested testing in the crawl spaces, the subterranean areas. he also -- there were suggestions he do the parameter, the play area, the lay down, the ingress, the egress, the locker room area, you know, the vehicles, the tires and things like that. and some people there, they take walks on their break, and so he suggested they can take one of those pieces of equi

karen hirsch, benson family friend"it's just like a slap in the face to max's family.was a real person and sometimes i think that gets lost in all of this so i hope people remember max too." (pam) the person who started that 'go fund me' page, is the son of the for the party. but that's after the page raised more than a thousand dollars. (pam) in national news... special counsel robert mueller's team says, former trump campaign manager paul manafort deserves to spend up to 24-and-a-half years in prison. the sentencing submission - made today - gives the special counsel's office a chance to summarize manafort's criminal activity, the remorse he has shown, and the help he gave to the government. special counsel prosecutors specifically said, manafort's age should not be a factor .. because it does not eliminate his risk of repeating his crimes. the 69-year-old manafort was convicted on eight federal counts -- including five counts of tax fraud, which carry 30-year maximum sentences each. he has already spent five months in jail for violating his bail terms .. by trying t

two previous comments of president hirsch. first, sitting here as you're going through it, i thank you for thoughtful and competent presentation, but you know, you're asking us to sign off on a $600 million budget with a very nice power point and -- is there a way we can do this where perhaps a group of commissioners can be part of the process before the meeting so they can have real input and feedback? and we can, as you -- the same exact thought came to my mind. i thought we're put in the position, we don't have a choice because of deadlines, but to rubber stamp something and i don't believe we're doing our duty as commissioners if we're acting simply as rubber stamps. is there a way do that next year? >> absolutely, yeah. we start back in december in the departmental phase, collecting information and starting the process, so certainly -- >> perhaps president hirsch can speak with you and set up a group so we won't have this issue next year. the commission budget does come out of this? >> yeah, all of the -- anything that th

this was on full display earlier this month when parents and students from the howard hirsch religious school at congregation brothers of israel had a reception for first responders called hearts for our heroes. held at the newtown township building, first responders in attendance received letters of appreciation and cookies for their service and their sacrifice. students also sang a song of gratitude to the heros in our community. i would like to honor several people, mr. speaker, who played a pivotal role in ensuring that our community's first responders received the recognition they deserve. joan hirsch, congregation brothers of israel religious school director, and janet and amy, who co-chaired the congregation's caring committee, as well as rabbi aaron gaber. i would also like to extend my sincere gratitude to all first responders in new tennesseeship and bucks county for all they do to keep us safe. -- newtown township and bucks county for all they do to keep us safe. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the remarkable career of a public servant in bucks county, pennsylvania, w

my name is bill hirsch. i'm the director of the aids legal referral panel in san francisco, and i serve as a cochair of the hiv/aids provider network. there is no greater issue than people living -- issue for people living with hiv than housing. we are committed to getting to zero new hiv infections and zero new hiv-related deaths. in order to advance those goals, we have to address the crisis of homelessness for people living with hiv and aids. we can do more in preventing homelessness by funding housing subsidies for seniors and adults with disabilities, and it is clear that the mental health system in san francisco is failing the community. we need additional resources to address the mental health needs of the community. we need intensive levels of support for people with very acute mental illness living on the streets. thank you. [speaking spanish language] >> good afternoon, supervisor. my name is jacqueline reyes, and i'm a mother of two, a one-year-old and a five-year-old. i'm here because all the chi

the term was coined in 1976 by economist fred hirsch to replace the more colloquial, but less precises is not dependent on my best friend being miserable and alone. thank you. although i'd be lying if i said it wasn't a little bit of a perk. who's miserable and alone? me. oh. i used to be like that. then i got a girlfriend. in pre-1976 terms, neener-neener. hey, what are you and bernadette doing for your first valentine's day? yeah, i am pulling out all the stops.

. >> thank you, michael pachter and cnbc.com's laura hirsch. >>> kate rogers in banger, maine, lookingt where the jobs are hot even if the weather is not. kate >> reporter: hey, tyler. i was going to say, nothing hot about the temperature here but the ems workers who staff the public and work the rigs, in high demand. much more after the break on "power lunch." than silicon valley? with a cockpit fit for aspaceship. hang on. radar that senses things the human eye can't. busted. and the ability to make a thousand decisions before you even make one. was all this, really necessary? what do you think? ♪ when did sleep become something that requires effort, like an obstacle we have to overcome every single night? with tempur-pedic, it doesn't. and now is the best time to experience the most advanced pressure-relieving material we've ever created. so you get the deepest sleep you've had in your entire life. this presidents day, save up to $500 on select adjustable mattress sets. there's nothing like tempur-pedic sleep. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com. there's nothing like tem

. >> i will turn this over to commissioner hirsch who has been working on this. >> i will start off.his project was started a long time ago. president determine started it. when he left the commission, i took up the mantle. i worked with brian jones. we went through several -- >> sorry about that. >> we went through several other police departments disciplinary matrixes, and sergeant jones started working based on the los angeles disciplinary set of guidelines. what we did is we try to create guidelines that would provide better notice, be better organized, and they are clear to both the department and the public, and to the d.p.a. what happens for a certain misconduct the department, for a landing and there are several capital for the conduct, and several of those levels of discipline that we adjust for what it really does is it acknowledges the serious offences. when there are serious offences, you can expect, as an officer, to be terminated or seriously disciplined. we think it is fair that there are less that officers are given the opportunity to know what they did wrong, and to

and i'm peter salmon in doha level with latest board including austrian ski chain marcel hirsch clinches victory in the slalom with a record equalling seventh gold medal at the world championships. israel's government has implemented a law that will take away millions of dollars of tax revenue from the palestinian authority the palestinian government pays compensation to the families of people convicted by israel on charges of carrying out attacks israel will deduct an amount equal to that compensation from tax funds it raises on behalf of the palestinian authority well that will cut the revenue to the p.a. by one hundred thirty eight million dollars a year before so it has more from west jerusalem. benjamin netanyahu began his weekly cabinet meeting insisting that he would follow through on the course he said we could go to start with holding money from the palestinian authority. today i will submit to the cabinet for approval reduction of the salaries of terrorists from the palestinian authority money the cabinet will have a detailed. port regarding the money from security officials th

time for sports his piece of folly thank you very much all strippers at marcel hirsch picked up a record equalling seventh gold medal in the final day of the world ski championships in order sweden the twenty nine year old coasted through the second leg of the flow of the taking a huge lead in the first round to win by zero point six five seconds. it was her shoes third world title in slalom matching the record of swedish great in the last denmark it was an austrian sweep of the podium with the michael mat taking silver and markos shorts getting bronze picked up silver in thursday's giant slalom said that this could be he's lost world championships and he mentioned in the interview after after a story this might be the last world championships. i think so so we would not be retiring after next season or next we can be but. ten more races are waiting for me so see and then take a break and yeah things will be. right no roman road have suffered a surprise to one spanish league defeat at home to cheer on a rail even took the lead through cassel mido on sunday but a christian stew on a penal

[inaudible] >> president hirsch: you have a comment? [inaudible] >> president hirsch: okay. next agenda item. >> clerk: item seven, public comment on all items pertaining to item below, closed session, including item eight, vote whether to hold closed session. >> president hirsch: public comment ongoing into closed session. hearing none, public comment is closed. >> clerk: item eight, vote on whether to hold item nine in closed session. san francisco code section 67.10 action. >> motion. >> second. >> president hirsch: all in favor? [voting] >> president hirsch: okay. we're going into closed session.

. >> with that i'm going to turn the gavel over to commissioner hirsch. >> i wish you folks would have done this a little differently. i'll tell you, the reason i voted yes, is because i feel that you unfairly characterized the rest of us. are you leaving? it could have been done a little bit differently. i was asked how i was going to vote. >> we still have a quorum. >> all right. >> well there's something i wanted to say as a president and it's unfortunate this is the way it's going to pan out. i do hope this commission can work collaboratively and my intent is not to take on the lion's share of responsibility. my intent is to delegate and make sure all seven commissioners have an equal role in the work because i don't have the time and i don't think it's healthy for a commission to be functioning through one or two people. and i also think transparency is important. so, i am going to ask, starting in march, probably quarterly, that each commissioner give a report as to what that commissioner is working on for the commission and what the status is of what it is we're doing. so the pu