sergeant kilshaw, by the way, sergeant kilshaw's son is also a graduate of st. ignatius high school and she's a graduate of mercy high school and i think her husband is in the audience and connor is now working in washington, d.c. yes, and also the anniversary -- sergeant ware, who is here, his son -- you're also a graduate of st. ignatius, and his children graduated from st. ignatius high school. >> sergeant ware's anniversary, too. >> vice president mazzucco: wedding day. [ applause ] they sent their daughters to sacred heart cathedral. very smart people. you'll also notice our officers are wearing pink patches like this. it's for cancer awareness month. in the san francisco police department, many members have chosen to change their patches to represent that, so you'll see a lot of our officers with pink patches. and just to tell you how we work as a commission, that took the full commission to meet to determine to change the uniform regulation just for one month. it required public comment, it required input. the police officers association was involved, the

i am sergeant rachel kilshaw, and i am pleased to introduce these people on the stage and people behind the scenes who helped make this mead al of valor ceremony possible. first, thank you to the san francisco coatish rite masonic center for -- scottish rite masonic center for allowing us the use of their center. thank you to monthlily mcfadden for -- molly mcfadden for singing the national anthem, and to the sf color guard. they all deserve a round of applause. [applause] >> first, i'd like to introduce honorable mayor london breed. mayor breed, thank you so much for coming tonight. it means a lot to the officers who are being honored and their families and friends, and i'd like to introduce your san francisco police commission. commission vice president mazzucco, commissioner cindy elias, commissioner john hamasaki, and commissioner demion brookter. and now i'll introduce your command staff, chief will i don't mean scott, hector sinus, mike redmon, from the professional standards and principle policing bureau, deputy chief michael connolly, and from the administration bureau, deputy c

. >> 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 activities and announcements. report will include a summary of annual halloween events throughout san francisco and overview of recent promotions. >> number two. >> two? oh, i apologize, sorry. item

so, sergeant kilshaw? >> secretary: ladies and gentlemen of the public, public comment is now open. please limit your comments to two minutes. >> vice president mazzucco: okay -- >> secretary: come up to the podium, line up. >> good evening, my name is mary harris, president of all my neighbors in action, and i'm on the taraval cpab. i rushed up here because i'm actually supposed to be at a board training, which was supposed to start at 6:00, and i've asked the board members to start at 7:30 so that i could get the board training and not miss it, so i'm sorry if i -- anybody here. i'm usually the first person to complain if something isn't right, so i also feel i should be the first person to appreciate and ask, you know, show gratitude, when things are going right. and we have a great captain. our love our taraval neighborhood team. i love you all, and the officers at taraval. as a member, if we come and meet on wednesday and mention to the captain an issue, be it homeless, be it trash, be it blowing stop signs, whatever it is, we get the appropriate response immediately. and he ma