and joseph lee ain't having none of it. another guy from off the screen comes in and watch what he does. he picks this dude up and he body slams him. >> yeah! >> like a speed play. >> yes. >> that's awesome. >> good. >> according to police that was another worker at this store. he was in a different section of the store. heard what was going on. came in, body slammed the guy, held him down until police arrived. >> good. >> this guy was taken into custody and he was identified as 50-year-old transient michael corbin. >>> the next video's going to make you say boo. we got this story from our friends at cairo in washington. this is a burglary taking place at the thurston county animal shelter in olympia, washington. this is going to make you really mad. this doofus came in and then used his foot to kick kind of a small opening in the cage and then you watch him in the surveillance footage weaseling his way inside the animal shelter. fortunately he was not going after the animals, but he got away with some cameras and he even t

joseph. commissioner lee. commissioner campagnoli. president tan. so moved >> congratulations guys good luck. our last two items shall be fairly quick is commissioners, comments or questions anything people want to note >> i have a couple of things i wanted to ask about first, i wanted to ask about pursing 10 b is this something that the staff or commissioners with going to do i'm unclear where that's gunning - gone. i guessed i was less than clear about the form this should move to t to the police commission so what's your - my i was thinking if you needed help formulate that from the commissioners or something like that >> i'll watch that hearing and let you know if i do. >> okay. thank you. also you know, i was - when i was hoping that when we got someone in the mayor's office instead of every time we have a commission hearing we hear from the police we could alternative it between the police and mayor's office we hear the same thing every week but to hear what's going on with the mayor's office so alternating those i think hearing the police eve

commissioner joseph >> here. . commissioner lee. commissioner campagnoli. >> here. . president tan we have a quorum and commissioner perez is out of the country i'm not sure about commissioner akers we probably will expect her. the first is. this is for any comment that is not agendized if you feel you have something that's relevant to our work looks like we have one person standing. please introduce yourself into the microphone >> good afternoon, commissioners is the overhead working. i'm jordan i've appeared before you i'm trying to open a new lounge on broadway. i wanted to show you this article in regards to the liquor moratorium it's a hot issue and there's a lot of debate in the neighborhood. i want to leave this with the clerk just want to mention one thing about the article in the article it refers to my project as a night club we're a lounge i want to make sure we're defined we're not going to be a night club like party buses and promoters we're trying to go for a lounge atmosphere >> any other any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. we'll

joseph? >> aye. >> commissioner lee? >> aye. >> commissioner campagnoli. >> aye. >> president tan? >> aye. >> all right. now on to item three, which is the report from executive director. >> good evening, as you can see there is nothing in your packet. i was on vacation last week. and so there is only really very view things to report. one is to reiterate that march 29th is our retreat. it will be 9 a.m. to about 1:00 and i have got it narrowed down to two locations in the city and so i will let you know, please put that in your calendars. the last commissioner hearing that was discussion around late night transportation, and there was a request by this commissioner to possibly have a hearing in the late night transportation. but since the time of our hearing, there has been press indicating that supervisor weiner will be holding, or calling for a hearing at the board level, and regarding late night transportation, and i spoke with his office today and we met for about an hour. regarding that sort of invitees and the content of that meeting and the potential date. and i wanted to l

joseph. commissioner lee. commissioner campagnoli. president tan so moved. we'll move into our final permit this is the piano fight >> it's on taylor just to clarify this is not the fight club some people were confused it is as you know the old original jose that burnt down years ago and they plan to feature everything from the drama plays and stand up and the applicants met with the officers and they've recommended some conditions they're in your bind if you want to look at them and the applicants are fine fair undergoing more construction. >> good evening, everyone thanks for taking the time to let us speak. i'm rob and this is dan williams we're the owners and operators of piano fight we're a theatre that started here in the city in 2007. we started with just a 3 man team and since then about 50 company artists we have visual artists and dancers oiblg writers and a producers. we've done about 5 hundred different shows. we've been performing all over the city and a by the way, and up and down california we're building this into a multiple stage complex wit

joseph. >> aye. >> lee. >> yes. >> campagnoli. >> aye. >> and president tan. >> aye >> so moved. >> all right. >> the motion passes. >> good luck, and we will move on to item 8, commissioner comments and questions. >> commissioner hyde and then commissioner joseph? >> i just wanted to say that this morning i found out that stew smith who was a local..., i don't know, like, and i am not sure an activist but he did the drag show at which was a public access tv show and i was able to appear on it twice and he was someone who started out not understanding drag queens and then went as far as promoting them and working with them and really becoming a very vibrant person in the community who ran for dccc several times and he will be missed by the community. >> and in addition, he did a lot of work with people with disabilities he was a great guy, there is no question about it. >> yeah. >> and for me, february 24th, castro theater, the nighty awards, san francisco night life awards. bye a ticket and come. and so that is what i have to say to everybody in this room and everybody listening in tv land,

joseph. >> here. >> lee. >> here. >> campagnoli. >> here. >> president tan. >> here >> we have a quour. >> great. >> our first item is public comment and this is for any item that is not currently agendaized and if you are a member of the public and you would like to address us on anything that is not on the agenda feel free to come up. >> good evening, commissioners my name is steven ocastidato. and i would like you for the more tore um on broad way and the insightful comments from the commission and for that purpose, all of the general comment from the public. i wanted to, share with you one comment that you know, commissioner joseph made which i thought was very prudent observation. she asked some of the stewards of broad kay if they are going to pursue a policy, what would be the back up plan if a two-year freeze or a moratorium did not work? and when i left the commission that evening, i thought about it and i thought about it and my way here today says that you know what? i am going to address that and i am going to step further. what is going to happen to people who pay the asses

josephs? >> aye. >> lee. >> aye. >> campagnoli. >> aye. >> president tan. >> aye. >> so, to continue for two weeks to february 4th. >> so the motion is continued until february fourth, and thank you, commissioner hyde for offering up your negotiation and mitigation services immediatation. >> and so we are going to move on and i know that the next item needs to be moved to be continued originally it was agendaized and so do you have anything to say. >> i think that i wanted to mention that ramsey hanna has been to the hearing on the 16th and he is waiting to find out what the determination will be because he has inherited a permit that has no entertainment and you guys do need to make a motion to continue it. >> okay. thank you. >> i move to continue that item. >> i will second. >> on the let's take this to a vote. >> all right, on the motion to continue, commissioner akers >> aye. >> hyde. >> aye. >> jaef. >> aye. >> lee. >> aye. >> campagnoli. >> aye. >> tan. >> aye. >> so moved. >> and all right that took longer than i thought that it would, let's move on to item seven and so item seven is discu

back then, lieutenant colonel joseph lee flew round the clock relief drops on the b-22. >> areas of operationt typically normal helicopters couldn't reach. for instance, we could reach outlying islands that typically a helicopter didn't have the range for and the fuel. >> and with this region still prone to natural disasters and maritime security disputes, governments are looking for a tough adaptable workhorse. >> this osprey was used in the philippines last year. and now we are hearing that many asian militaries may be considering buying this aircraft. japan's self-defense force reportedly ordered 17 b-22s last disease to strengthen their surveillance capabilities and more orders may be coming from other buyers in the region. >> frankly, there's no other air krat in the world that can do what a b-22 can do. with the marines self-deployed 1300 naughtical miles as an airplane, but landed in the zone as a helicopter to dispense relief aid, there's no other aircraft in the world that can do that. when you talk about the space here in the asia pacific region, it's a great platform for military n

lee? >> yes. >> commissioner joseph? >> aye. >> ayed. >> aye. >> akers? >> aye. >> tan. >> aye. >> those minutes are approved, item three is the report from the executive director, so director? >> good evening. really short and sweet hopefully you are having a copy in your binder and i wanted to present to you an interesting survey, that was conducted late last year by the sfmta and do you guys have that? and it is behind and it is, it is a really sort of short but interesting survey done on late night transportation issues, choosing that polk street, that lower corridor to start to get the gated point about what people are looking for and how they are getting to and from and where they are coming from, what kind of transportation are they parking? all that good stuff and so it took a while to accomplish. also to get permission and i included it and i am not going to go over it and i think that if you take it home and take the time to look through it and you might have the good questions and we can agendaize it under the separate item so we can have a dis

lee? >> yes. >> commissioner joseph. >> aye. >> commissioner hyde. >> aye. >> commissioner akers. >> aye. >> commissioner per hes? >> aye. >> and commissioner tan. >> so moved. >> that motion pass and we will move on to our next permit applicant which is drake, do you want to take that? >> i need to recuse myself on this, they are kind of close together, so i think that it is better. >> see you later. and hopefully the record shows that commissioner akers and commissioner perez are now present with us. and so go ahead and take it away. >> this is doing business as drake at 508, 4th street and as you know it is a lounge and restaurant located south of market but this area is zoned for service, light and industrial and sli, zoning prohibits entertainment, but there is that little section in the planning code that does allow for 12 events a year under the rent party exception and so the applicant is here to get a poe and a place of entertainment permit, the southern station has provided a list of conditions included in the binder. and park is here to talk. >> and excuse me. president tan, commissioners, mar

lee is learning the hard way. >> i went upstairs to ask joseph if he wanted to go to the shower. he told me to take his next door neighbor. i said, no, it's your turn right now, so we're going to go. he said, no, i'm not going right now. i said, okay, so at this point, you're refusing. we later went up with a sergeant and he used choice words, calling me a tramp. >> i snapped at her, yelled at her. and she got her little feelings hurt. if she don't -- if her feelings are gonna go get hurt, go work at a damn church. >> this is what's going to >> this is what's going to happen. we will pull him out, all right? you're going to -- you can just hang out in there. and we'll bring him to you. >> okay. >> it's time, joe. >> how come she's got to be sitting across from me like that? >> what's all this, joe? have a seat. >> why does she have to be sitting across from me like that? >> because she's a member of the committee. >> she's no committee. >> amy, i want to hear what happened in your words. >> okay. so i asked him if he wanted a shower. he pointed to the next-door neighbor and said,

joseph martin, and claims that the mount diablo school district failed to report suspicions of child abuse dating back for years. tonight for the first time, we hear from two of the alleged victims. amber lee tells us, their parents encouraged them to talk about what happened to help them heal. >> reporter: two brothers share a game of air hockey, and a unique bond, but one that comes with the loss of innocence. both say they were molested by their 5th grade teacher. >> he just started getting way too friendly. i thought it was really creepy and weird. >> reporter: carson is 12 now. he says it was 11 when it started. his older brother jordan had the same teacher and a similar story. >> he would constantly tell us that he loves us. >> reporter: he is joseph martin. both boys said they thought the man they called mr. martin was their friend. >> he picked me to sit right by him. or on the ground right by him, up against his legs. >> reporter: he would select a small group of boys to sit closest to him in a class when they gathered in a circle. their mother showed me a hand written note from the teacher saying, i adore you, love mr. martin. >> it made me feel special to be one of his favorites

joseph martin, and claims that the mount diablo school district failed to report suspicions of child abuse dating back for years. tonight for the first time, we hear from two of the alleged victims. amber lee us, their parents encouraged them to talk about what happened to help them heal. >> reporter: two brothers share a game of air hockey, and a unique bond, but one that comes with the loss of innocence. both say they were molested by their 5th grade teacher. >> he just started getting way too friendly. i thought it was really creepy and weird. >> reporter: carson is 12 now. he says it was 11 when it started. his older brother jordan had the same teacher and a similar story. >> he would constantly tell us that he loves us. >> reporter: he is joseph martin. both boys said they thought the man they called mr. martin was their friend. >> he picked me to sit right by him. or on the ground right by him, up against his legs. >> reporter: he would select a small group of boys to sit closest to him in a class when they gathered in a circle. their mother showed me a hand written note from the teacher saying, i adore you, love mr. martin. >> it made me feel special to be one of his favorites. >> r

commissioner joseph >> here. . commissioner lee. cmi