commissioner kingsley? >> commissioner kingsley: we did go to the san francisco organizing project meeting. and wanted to add a few more comments on that in addition to -- who was one of the invited guests to speak. this was the organization's meeting. there was also invited guests, the captain of the station and the tenet of sullivan -- lt.o'sullivan was substituting for the captain on vacation. there were -- in terms of the san francisco police department in addition to the invited guests, there were -- there was a significant presence not only what of other command staff, members of the command staff there, but also a number of officers within the departments. there was a good representation and cross-section of the police department. commissioners to my command staff, officers there in support of this coalition of religious groups and school groups and it was kind of a hopeful turn in terms of some of the other organizations since the unfortunate incident that happened about a month ago. in terms of the

president mazzucco: commissioner kingsley. commissioner kingsley: thank you and i enjoyed listening to the planning. but i am wondering, do you know who our neighbors are apt to be? are there any planned buildings around it and perhaps that was addressed earlier, i apologize. >> the giants parking lot a or 337 is being considered for mixed use development. the exact timing is not entirely certain. it is a function of what was happening in the world economically. one of the first projects will be a new parking structure that will run along the edge of mission street. that will be the nearest neighbor to the north. there will be available parking for the folks who might need it. east, west, and south are other mixed use developments come out primarily residential housing. to the east is a set of parcels controlled by redevelopment exclusively for affordable housing. it is generally a housing mix with some ground level commercial. >commissioner kingsley: thank you. >> we look forward to seeing you tomorrow. president mazzucco: i

well meanwhile russia's rugby director kingsley jones says the bears should take heart from their world cup debut despite losing thirteen six to the usa in their right and i believe they were plenty of positives as well as lessons to be learned and she reports. it was a very brave and gutsy performance by the russians but in the end they lack the skill and perhaps the experience as they fell to defeat so america was a bitterly cold and wet night in new plymouth nevertheless for quite a few positives but the bears can take from this match against the usa your first for we will cup bonus point and you go to the positives and. you know came from really the defense we've worked hard in the defense and the system was good but the attitude was up absolutely fantastic. you know sometimes really under the cosh but we unlike in the games leading up to this we've given crucial points to a crucial times we stuck in there. put us in a position really to challenge to win the game or you felt draw the game at the end or russia are always going to be underdogs coming into his clash with united states

commissioner kingsley: good evening, chief. thank you for your report. like to go back to the horror regarding drunken-driving. i was not quite sure what we gave to america and the award. how can you expand on that elevator? >> we were first in the state, so the office of traffic safety awards grants for various enforcement project. in this particular grant, who we were charged with trying to get 24 media hits as far as people refraining from the driving and one of our federal partners said that the public information was that the point where they decided to stay home on new year's eve. media coverage is outstanding, and doesn't cut the above, we have less accidents and 10% less alcohol-related fatal injury since the grant was in play. commissioner kingsley: that is fabulous. how is the grant going to impact our program? >> we will apply it again and we will do it again. >> thank you for your help full and thorough report. i wanted to ask you about the department bulletin. i understand it is just another day of another fiprior card. they are all quality

commissioner kingsley: thisi is not usual protocol but there were some which were put in, he does have a response. >> we continue to think there is no reason why we can't have a similar resolution. the fbi has sent mixed messages about what is going on. the portland mayor -- mayor has been clear. the chief of police has also been clear. we know there is a portland resolution. i am sure he will reflect on something similarly. we are trying to achieve this, we are happy at -- to achieve it here and we're working with the supervisors but we know that it is fair and the community wants to see something similar here. i am happy to hear what the commander has to say. thank you. >> i was here two weeks ago and reported on that portland resolution and i said there is a portland resolution. at that time, commissioner slaughter asked me to contact mr. holten and i did that and had a conversation. i contacted the usa and he said, where there was not conversation there is conversation. where they were not in the same building, they are leasing -- they're at least in the same room. he does not care

commissioner kingsley: in terms of getting the word out, maybe lt. halvey could circulate what was done and we could send our ideas and feedback to the lieutenant. he can sort them through and decide which ones might be effective and which are able to be carried out efficiently. >> what i have seen is most effective in getting a crowd out, a side of there being a problem with the department, is an individual commissioner taking -- that is when you get a big crowd. the commissioner saying this is my baby and contacting groups. the commissioner takes a step and make the meeting. commissioner kingsley: it is a good idea. president mazzucco: any other reports? let's move on to item 3d. >> commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future commission meetings. >> we have a pretty fixed agenda. the only thing i will raise in terms of announcements is we had a conversation today regarding our community meeting next month and scheduled for the end of the month, there is some issues in terms of planning for this one. next

carol kingsley. julius terman. commission president, you have a quorum.the audience, we have the deputy chief of police and the director of occ. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the august 31 san francisco police commission meeting. this is our monthly meeting in the community. this month, we're in the richmond district ordinarily what we do is eat commissioner has an opportunity to introduce themselves and explain what we do for our day jobs. we give a bit of history about us. i will tell you this. for me, this is the best part of being on the commission, going out once a month to the different neighborhoods and seeing part of the city that sometimes we're not familiar with. we can hear from the members of the community about their wor concerns about the police department. it is a lot of fun. i will start to my right with commissioner slaughter. we will tell you a bit about ourselves. >> i have been a member of the commission for about a year now. i am an attorney in my day job at a law firm that does criminal and civil work for both individuals and c

on sunday in new zealand at richmond poor fleet caught up with head coach kingsley jones who shared his thoughts on the sides previous clash and more. disappointed with a start against italy to concede so many points. and you know worked so hard put a lot in we we still make naive errors that if the opposition twenty points at this level you know a lot of other teams at the level below don't take advantage of the mistakes we make when we know we are learning quickly that if we make errors wrong decisions moves to all other team score and you know there are negatives but the positives are the attitude of the players the think everyone has manfully stood up to the challenge we finished in strong. i experienced with the team and watching the team before agreeing volved play some great rugby often for fifty sixty minutes start to tire condition inside a think she's from true mass really conditioning coaches deserve a lot of credit on the players for working so hard to get to be as fit as the rest of the world number of top team nations all even in the top twenty that played over the last fe

catches up with the bird's head coach kingsley jones up in rugby world cup who shares his thoughts on the journey so far. favorites held barcelona and real madrid both fields to win their latest premier league fixtures in spain. on green fees five of the world's best gear up for a shot of golf's richest prize the ten million dollar fed ex cup up for grabs for the quintet this weekend's tour championship. well let's get going at the rugby world cup where today's only game in new zealand was less and much the mauling south africa absolutely going to tighten on the springboks not allowing their neighbors to get on the scoreboard all in doing so they also said i knew some of the african try scoring record running in eleven in total long one day young francois who guard all helping themselves to a brace apiece eighty seven nil how it ended in an awful in a blistering display all run south africa well on the way for a probable quarter final with just really. meanwhile russia are gearing up for their third ever world cup clash the birds meet ardent and cool sea on sunday or a man in new zeal

on sunday or mom in new zealand richard from port fleet caught up with head coach kingsley jones who shared his thoughts on the sides previous slosh and more. this party with a star against it really can see in so many points. but you know work so hard put a lot into it but we still make naive errors that give the opposition twenty points at this level you know a lot of other teams a level below don't take advantage of the mistakes we make but we know we learned quickly that if we make errors wrong decisions lose for the team score and you know they're the negatives but the positives are the attitude of the players i think everyone has manfully stood up to the challenge we finished in strong. my experience for the team and watching the team before going volved place and great rugby often at fifty sixty minutes start to tire condition inside to think she's been through mass really conditioning courses deserve a lot of credit on the players for working so hard to get to be as fit was as the rest of the world now as the u.s. is our first everybody else what a crack at this no one has sc

supervisor kim professor kingsley: i want to thank the community members that came forward tonight with very all comments and very terrific suggestions, and i think i voice all of the commissioners' office in terms of repair shooting that kind of input, so thank you. capt., your presentation was also very thoughtful and detailed, and i appreciate that. a statistical question. if there is a theft crime but also involves violence and assault, is that counted as two separate crimes or does one regio -- >> if the more serious crime takes precedence. >> we have to do that because they will not let me count a drug arrest and a felony arrest. >> thanks. but it is great to have that clarification. -- that is great to have that clarification. the other thing is since we do have a televised audience, this might be a terrific opportunity to address prevention. if there are three or five thoughts you have or ideas in terms of property crime prevention, since that seems to be on the uptick. maybe cell phones, walking and talking on the street or keeping doors locked. are there some sound bite sugges

. >> commissioner kingsley, you keep speaking about completes an -- complaint sclerosis, and -- about complaints plural. it is whether there is a complaint about an actual act, not whether you have complaints pending. >> thank you for clarifying. i did not know if it was in general or specific to the key event. >> is this a bit to the event. >> they did not get awards until four or five years down the line because of the commission, but they were awarded the eventually. >> thank you for clarifying. >> i want to add that there was an instance when officers did get gold medals, and that case was handled by the occ. they are the ones who came forward and said what they gain we did what they did was a policy, but they did have evidence. the problem is it took a long time to do that, and that is one issue out there. officers should not wait for five years. the director is the one who took the bull by the warrants. -- the horns. >> there is a public list, and we have agreed on a process to move forward or a police to get the discussion going, so out of respect for the process, can we please

commissioner kingsley? you can certainly return to your seats. >> thank you very much. [inaudible] >> i'll start from the beginning --. thank you for your excellent report. it was a terrific presentation and there were aspects of your report, the way you presented that weren't what we've seen before and it was very personal with the individual names of the community advisory boards and the breakdown of staff and so on. i really appreciate getting all of that. i wanted to just clarify a few things. the chart in connection with property crimes, d.u.i.'s and so on that are comparing to 2010, are they comparisons to the same date in 2010 or is it for the entire year? >> it's year to date. >> year to date, so that when we get to the traffic accidents where it's broken down into fatal injury and damage, those are a comparison to 2010 at the same time at the end of august? >> no, those are current to our date right now. that's the year to date with regards to 2010. ours are just current. >> oh, ok, so 2010 is for the whole year. >> yes, it is. >> ok, but the previous incident

commissioner kingsley: my name is carol kinsley. it is a pleasure to be here with you tonight. we appreciate your involvement in policing activities. it is of the four most of our priorities with the police department. i have lived in san francisco and a number of communities for over 30 years. and i have worked in a number of locations in san francisco for over 30 years, so i consider myself close to being a native. my son was raised here. i am a full-time neutral. i practice law -- i have practiced for over 20 years in the city and our resolve disputes in the commercial business arena. i live infertile heights for a while it very much enjoyed it. -- byrtle heights. the mission is a terrific community. barry involved in active -- very involved and active. pleasure working with this community. >> supervisor campos, we will start with you to say a few words. supervisor campos: thank you very much into the entire police commission. more importantly, they do to all the members of the community that have come out to this meeting. i also want to welcome my colleagues from the board

england recently got roundly criticized for doing similar been tracked unities of the russian coach kingsley jones couldn't have been more different in his approach saying it was a wonderful distraction for the players ploy i think it's important you know we've worked hard for the last. hundred twenty days and they need to refresh recharge now . she's lot of technical things we can work on but think it's going to. make us part of it before because surely as everybody we are fresh mentally physically and you know the mental thing mental rest and change from coaching is and getting coach and training every day is important of course this is a fantastic break from the russian players who made great use of their free time well many of whom clawed activities like this for the first time in their lives but it's there was no way that artie's correspondent was going to get away scot free. or are. bright or very american. so i am forty metres out there. well say. i managed to live to tell the tale just a buyouts. but that didn't prove to be the end of my new found freedom seeking experience. the russ