we will discuss whether or not i would like him to get on the commission. -- khomeni. president mazzucco: we had a closed session item regarding potential litigation. i would like to calendar in the near future our review as to whether or not the police commission should supervise and- or authorize assistance and that was discussed. i would put that on the next three or four weeks. how does that look for the second week of november? we just put something on. let's do it the 16th? november 16. >> is open right now. -- it is open right now. president mazzucco: anything further? public comment regarding these items? seeing none, public comment is closed. item three. >> public comment on all matters pertaining to item 5. closed session for disciplinary cases. president mazzucco: any public comment regarding matters of close session. a motion? thank you. we are heading i >> the san francisco cons tri of flowers in golden gate park is now showing a new exhibit that changes the way we see the plants around us. amy stewart's best-selling book, "wicked plants" is the inspiratio

commissioner kingsley: when do we have our next khomeni meeting schedule? when and where? >> we have not picked a date. we're looking toward the end of november. it might be november 30. we have to coordinate that. commissioner kingsley: what are the thoughts on where that would be? >> either the central or southern station. commissioner kingsley: thank you. one item that i would like to put on the agenda. commissioner terman and i would like to put on the november 2 agenda. we are targeting to distribute the draft resolution that we have been working on with the city attorney and various other folks regarding

that answers directly to iran's supreme leader ayatollah khomeni.ide support to iranian backed terror groups from lebanon to the west bank. they are known to operate a worldwide intelligence network searching out and buying wmd technology. when we have more developments we'll get it to you. martha. martha: this fox news alert right now. this just in from the trial of the alleged christmas underwear bomber, umar farouk abdulmutallab changing his plea to guilty. mike tobin live with breaking news in detroit. mike, what is going on in there. >> reporter: the martha the transcript came out of the courtroom moments ago. judge nancy edmonds asked farouk abdulmutallab if he wishes to plead guilty the answer in open court was yes. he is pleading guilty to all eight charges he faces for the apparent attempted bombing of christmas flight intended to arrive here in detroit, that you know now the detonation fizzled. there are eight different charges. they're running down the charges. judge nancy edmonds is making certain that umar farouk abdulmutallab understan

they answer to ayatollah khomeni. they are 10 to 15,000 strong.ort to iranian-backed terror groups from iran to west bank. they are known to operate a worldwide network focused on searching out and buying wmd technology. martha: let's bring our attention back to the economy here at home. we have brand new jobs numbers thursday from the labor department. 1,000 fewer americans filed for first time unemployment benefits that is a very slight dip. it brings the total number to 404,000 unemployment claims. economists say for healthy economy that needs to be consistently below the 400,000 claim. the dow is dipping more than 100 points this morning on concerns about jpmorgan earnings and whether or not this european deal will actually go through. not a pretty picture on wall street. bill: she gives and she steaks takes, doesn't she? got to like manhattan. >>> vice president joe biden with a serious warning about crime. he is suggesting that rapes and murders in michigan could rise if congress does not pass the jobs bill to help local police. here is bide