commissioner hwang and i will remember you and maybe a year ago and julie tran is doing great work and we need a report before the commission and when you were deputy chief you served on this and maybe give us an introduction to the work. we heard about it and wanted to bring you before the commission to hear you know the results, but you served with them before you were chief, so -- >> i did and that was a good old days. [laughter] life was simpler then. no, i served on the sub-committee, the san francisco bar association farmed a committee last year to look into issues with the criminal justice system as a whole and the sub-committee is broke down and i was part of data collection sub-committee with the two people standing at podium now and great human beings and fantastic people to work with, manny forge and julie tran and we started looking at the data collection in other agencies and how efficiently and effectively they did it and i don't want to steal -- >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> no, i don't want to do that so i will defer from her and started as a large body and we were part t

commissioner hwang and i will remember you and maybe a year ago and julie tran is doing great work and we need a report before the commission and when you were deputy chief you served on this and maybe give us an introduction to the work. we heard about it and wanted to bring you before the commission to hear you know the results, but you served with them before you were chief, so -- >> i did and that was a good old days. [laughter] life was simpler then. no, i served on the sub-committee, the san francisco bar association farmed a committee last year to look into issues with the criminal justice system as a whole and the sub-committee is broke down and i was part of data collection sub-committee with the two people standing at podium now and great human beings and fantastic people to work with, manny forge and julie tran and we started looking at the data collection in other agencies and how efficiently and effectively they did it and i don't want to steal -- >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> no, i don't want to do that so i will defer from her and started as a large body and we were part t

we hear from julie tran it shouldn't be meet and greet it should be meet and confer. thank you. >> i wanted to give you some suggestions for closed session i wanted to point out the stakes are high. and performance in this department. if you suggest we're going to get 200 recommendations from cops we're going to be half dead before we get through it. if you allow them to hijack the process and delay things, there are candidates watching from around the continuee wondering if this is a town they want to work in. and you are greatly disincentivizing them coworking with this process. question one director callahan said things can lead to impacting working conditions. literally everything this department implements jour poll sigh implemented could lead to discipline. that means there is no marginnage jerial the delay creates that risk. there's a training block as long as you have that ban in place about four hours you can't use it for others thirngs and the poa is preventing the process from doing that. lastly this is not just public policy decisions. public policy is use

we hear from julie tran it shouldn't be meet and greet it should be meet and confer. thank you. >> i wanted to give you some suggestions for closed session i wanted to point out the stakes are high. and performance in this department. if you suggest we're going to get 200 recommendations from cops we're going to be half dead before we get through it. if you allow them to hijack the process and delay things, there are candidates watching from around the continuee wondering if this is a town they want to work in. and you are greatly disincentivizing them coworking with this process. question one director callahan said things can lead to impacting working conditions. literally everything this department implements jour poll sigh implemented could lead to discipline. that means there is no marginnage jerial the delay creates that risk. there's a training block as long as you have that ban in place about four hours you can't use it for others thirngs and the poa is preventing the process from doing that. lastly this is not just public policy decisions. public policy is use

we hear from julie tran it shouldn't be meet and greet it should be meet and confer. thank you. >> i wanted to give you some suggestions for closed session i wanted to point out the stakes are high. and performance in this department. if you suggest we're going to get 200 recommendations from cops we're going to be half dead before we get through it. if you allow them to hijack the process and delay things, there are candidates watching from around the continuee wondering if this is a town they want to work in. and you are greatly disincentivizing them coworking with this process. question one director callahan said things can lead to impacting working conditions. literally everything this department implements jour poll sigh implemented could lead to discipline. that means there is no marginnage jerial the delay creates that risk. there's a training block as long as you have that ban in place about four hours you can't use it for others thirngs and the poa is preventing the process from doing that. lastly this is not just public policy decisions. public policy is use

chyrons: 0:18 - 0:21 katharina booth/boulder co deputy dist atty 0:46 - 0:49 julie volckens university of colorado-boulder tran/university of colorado freshman 1:44 - 1:47 stephanie gordon/national assn student personnel 1:52 - 1:55 alicia acuna / fox news correspondent / denver, co on cam fox news tag -------------------------------- -------------------------------- ------------------------- ------ -------------------------------- -------------------------------- -------------------- ---------- nationwide, campus administrators refer to it as 'the red zone' - the first six weeks of fall semester - when the rate of sexual assaults skyrocket. the district attorneys office in boulder -- home to the university of colorado -- says alcohol, almost universally, plays a part. booth says: "what i see and what we look at all the time, is upper classmen and so forth, using alcohol as that tool, that weapon to perpetuate against that young naive, entering freshman at c-u, officials mandate bystander training for incoming students. instructor julie volckens says most don't see themselves as potential victims so they teach

playing came inside and said you have to leave immediately >>will tran: >>reporter: to cause of death is not armed and he was diagnosed with the julyhe pleads with her husband shortly after shots rang out and issue still unresolved by the video as whether he exited the car he was holding a gun or threatening officers the family and some witnesses have said he was not armed the police said they found a gun at the scene it appears to show a gun line on the pawn a source close to the investigation tell our partners the gun recovered at the scene loaded and had his fingerprints are blood and dna on it but it was not clear whether the evidence shows that he was holding the gun at the time of the shooting he refused to release the video attorneys for the families say that none of the videos from his wife or from police show him threatening the officers >>will tran: the man accused of her beating was in court yesterday the child for the suspect the 19 year-old was delayed there be another hearing in november that his expected to temper into a formal plea the prosecutors say he broke into the home and demanded money and threatened to kill

location stems from the state house bill two, which requires trans-gender people to use rest rooms that correspond with their birth certificate. in july, the nba also moved its 2017 all-star game out of charlotte for the same reason. >>> a bay area researcher is calling out the sugar industry. and says it paid off researchers to steer the american public away from fat and sweet streets in order to prevent heart disease. d have never had >>> and the under aged sex scandal that has brought accusations against dozens of bay area law enforcement officers, it does not reach criminal proportions. at least here in richmond. according to the police chief. we will hear more from his report next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, her license in the place. >>> some are saying a woman at the center of a deadly dui crash should have never had her license in the first place. >> plus, local hillary clinton supporters take part in a fundraiser with one very important person missing from the event. >> fired up, and ready to go. live high def doppler radar, a trough is passing through the area. we will talk about the effect it will have on your tuesday forecast

trans-pacific partnership, i will do all i can to increase that. our nations reaffirmed commitment where international rules and norms are upheld. recognition of importance of the international arbitration ruling in julych is legal and binding and which clarified maritime claims by the philippines and china in the south china sea. we discussed the importance of climates to the steps which they already agreed. respecting international law and not occupying uninhabited islands and reefs and shoals. the united states and asean continue to deepen the trans national challenges. we discussed the importance of continuing the sharing of information. given the threat of climate change to all our nations, we agreed on the importance of bringing the paris agreement into force as soon as possible. we agree to cooperation in the fight against human trafficking, including sharing more information on smugglers and cooperation of law enforcement. and the asean summit, the 18 nations expressed concerns about the missile rocket launches and called on north korea to uphold international obligations. finally, i'm especially pleased we continue to deepen connections with asean and america. particularly our young people. i

an american citizen it bothers him the fbi only took written notes of the july 2nd interview and did not record it or create a tran that it is shaking the faith all of us had about the justice system. a candidate and a plumber were treated the same way and we're learning the fbi is basically helping hillary clinton. that's a third-world scenario. >> donald trump is talking to african-american voters. hillary clinton is being quiet hiding behind closed doors with celebrities. she gets to put out all these ads and blanket the air waves and remains quiet. when the celebrities go to one of these events, the breakdown of what they have to pay is fascinating. if you have a child who is under 16 years old, you're allowed to have the child come up and ask questions. you have to pay $2,700 for a child's question. like do you like fresh vegetables. i don't know. what's in your garden. if you want a family photo, you have to shell out $10,000 to have a family photo taken. we need to get into this racket. >> $100,000 for a sit-down dinner? >> this is a person who hasn't driven a car or flown commercial in decades who surround