the lapd shouldn't have to deal with the homeless.hey are the least prepared by their training and instincts and by wanting to have control to deal with these people who are heavily drug addicted and/or mentally ill. they are living on the street and some of them are going up because people are being pushed out and they are desperate. >> let me ask you a question about chief beck. this idea that he has been less transparent than when he came into office in the fall of 2009, i'll go back to the consent decree and the point you made earlier, when i first got on the police commission, and assistant chief -- there are three at assistant chiefs, the assistant chief told me the most important thing that happens in the last 25 years was the consent decree and without that the department would have never reformed itself. once the department reformed itself and got used to the community policing model that just built on itself. that consent decree and the oversight over the department is what forced the change. so, that consent to decree, it w

so summarize how has the lapd changed from 1992 through 2011? >> bill gates was the inheritor of the attitude pardon me. in the succession of the lapd chief starting with parker who became chief 1950. when he became chief he was heralded as a great reformer and he was indeed because at that time los angeles like other many big city departments, was a department on the take. if you were stopped you would pay the kerbside find - - time. [laughter] people would take money from gamblers and prostitution and, etc.. it was corrupt in that way but bill parker said no. we will not do that anymore. this stops now. the credo was after parker parker, if you get in trouble or involved in the shooting were beating up somebody that needed to me we will protect you but if you take 1 penny your ass is ours. that is history since then. so parker did some day that started a lot of problems or for the lapd he agreed to have a small police department on the cheap to be mobile with 470 square miles and to be in a patrol car looking around, faceless not making contac

by joe domanick with his book "blue" also the police commissioner 2010 through 2013 to talk about lapd and the history of it. that i will bring up my favorite mayoral candidate. that will talk about the present and future i am sure you will have a lot of questions so with that let me introduce our author joe domanick. [applause] >> the site have been asked to say a few things about the book and the best thing that i can do is read you a little bit that tells you how i got involved in covering the lapd and while was so fascinated with it when i first came to los angeles in 1975. >> first became interested when i moved from manhattan to a los angeles in the mid-70s. i was a public-school teacher working in a junior high in the bronx with a wild discord of the streets outside and at dusk on the subway ride back to manhattan with subway car would go through some of the most violent neighborhoods without a cop in sight. backbend n.y.p.d.

he notes that lapd officers will be allowed to review the footage before filing their report. the department has no plans to let the public see any video. >> it's supposed to increase public trust by providing the public some assurance that officers will be held accountable. but giving officers a special advantage of looking at the video before they make a statement, just betrays that opinions. >> it protects me more than it protects the public. >> in 2012, the small city east of los angeles became the first u.s. police department to deploy the devices. use of force by officers there dropped by more than 50% after they started using the cameras. >> take your seat belt off. >> reporter: but it has been used against officers. this show as routine traffic stop escalate into a shooting, the white officer who killed the black driver is charged with murder. >>> two british journalists and iraqi producer have been charged by a turkish judge with being members of isil. jake and philip and muhammed were arrested on august 29. they have been filming fighting between security forces and

the lapd has been plagued with allegations of abuse over the past many years.fficers shot and killed an unarmed man. officers never said why he was stopped in the first place. but an investigation concluded that the actions were justified. ford was one of 18 people killed by the lapd last year. john? >>> now we turn to austria. chaotic scenes at the railway station. hundreds of refugees arriving from hungary, scramble to catch trains. also in vienna a memorial to honor the refugees found dead inside of a truck last week. rob reynolds has more. >> reporter: thousands of people gathered in vienna's ancient cathedral to mourn and pray for the 71 refugees who died an agonizing death in a truck. and for the thousands and others who have died on land and sea, trying to reach europe. >>> the deaths of the 71 refugees have horrified the european public. over the weekend, austrian police belatedly began check trucks and vans entering the country from hungary. they found at least 200 refugees packed into trucks. austria's interior minister ordered the action. >> translat

times." >> i'm extremely angry with the lapd for their outrageous action.ur city, they somehow had time to bother korean shop owners guarding their stores. how can an owner of a business just sit back and watch his life be burned to the ground? >> david would have a very different reaction. >> my brother stole a car, and we went into, like, all of the neighborhoods, and then quickly realized it wasn't, like, about race, it was just about people stealing stuff, but we were out looting, we were causing chaos, and you know, i don't think we got anything good. i think i got a tv stand. >> was it life-changing for you? >> it's like you grow up and things are explained. here's the police, they're not doing anything they're supposed to do, just normal men and women of society acting like animals, and i was like, oh, everything i've been taught and learned my whole life is just disintegrating before my eyes. but in the end, we're, you know, from great disasters come great things, right? koreatown burned down. it's like we own l.a. now. it's half the l.a. >> now kor

why cowboy is so famous, among the lapd. >> why the long face?t was coming. >> all right. do we have anymore chips? [off screen] fellas? uh, sorry. we were day dreaming. about that vip tailgate and game tickets? uh yeah! and that pre-game sideline experience... exactly. or even eagle season tickets! [shouting over crowd] how do you know? you both have the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, the eagles instant game with top prizes of $50,000. and second chance prizes, including season tickets. [both sigh] the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. it's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> outsiders rule, according to the latest fox news poll about the presidential race. >> latest pole numbers have donald trump leading the pack with 26%, but then, we've had a flip flop overnight, followed by retired neurosurgeon, ben carson with 18%, and then she sl

i was in the 990 class in lapd and the very first female officer who died in the line of duty for lapd was in the 590 class. our class was taken out of its normal duty of going and learning how to be a professional law enforcement officer and we went to the service for that officer. and it was very similar to deputy goforth. it was a shooting of an assassination. this will always stay with you when you go to a law enforcement officer's funeral. you will never forget it. and see the thousands of people and just like many of them said today, thousands came from all over the country and the world, come to pay their respects to a law enforcement professional who did everything they could to protect their community. my squad leader in my academy class died in afghanistan. he was a law enforcement officer with lapped. he was a swat officer and did his duty and went to afghanistan and fought for our duty and morals in the united states marine corps. he died in afghanistan doing the same thing he would do, protecting what we believe here in america. i'm horpped to be able to stand and talk abo

that's how lapd officers found their suspect after he had then taken down by the north hills family who say the stranger wandered into their home at 2:00 this morning and began attacking them. >> i don't know this guy. he is a stranger.>> he tried to get inside the house. with a knife. and a hammer. and pepper spray.>> reporter: according to family, the stranger was wearing plastic gloves and rambling incoherently and was in a violent rage. >> the gentleman produced a life and a hammer and started hitting the victim in the head.>> reporter: hit him he did, smashing in his forehead with that hammer. he simultaneously tried to stab him. when the rest of the family woke up to the sound of screaming, they turned the tables on their attacker and brought him down.>> you have to protect your home. they didn't go overboard, they just caught him up and held them down and did an excellent job. he picked the wrong house.>> family says the man who was hit in the head has a fractured skull and will need surgery. the suspect has not yet been identified. >>> closer to home, police released the sketch

he notes that lapd officers will be allowed to review the footage before filing their reports.currently has no plans to let the public see any of the video regarded. >> one of the things that body cameras promise to do is to increase public trust by helping provide the public some assurance that officers will be held accountable but giving officers special advantage of looking at the video before they make a statement just betrays that principle. >> i think it protects me more than it protects the public. >> reporter: in 2012 the small city of rialto east of los angeles became the first u.s. police department to deploy the devices. use of force by officers there dropped by more than 50% after they started using the cameras. but body camera footage has also been used against officers. this video from cincinnati shows a routine traffic stop escalate to a shooting. the white officer who shot and killed the black driver is now charged with murder. al jazerra, los angeles. >>> the use of body cameras has been welcomed by the american civil libertys union but they have some concerns

the north at 12 miles per hour, the pressure 29.80 it is on the rise. 76 in trenton and lower 70s in lapdhe coast 71 in cape may and 72 in beach haven. here is satellite 6 along with action radar this is what is left of that cold front and the moisture we had across our region and where in philadelphia we picked up close to 5 inches of rainfall in such a short period of time now that is exiting stage east, you can see the beginning of another frontal boundary in the great lakes moving west and this makes its way in time for our saturday. we'll talk about the forecast and the setup for today. clouds breaking for sunshine and the humidity will lower as the day wears on and humidity 84 degrees, as we go throughout saturday, we'll start the day out dry and sunshine giving way to a few more clouds and as we get into the afternoon and evening hours, some thunderstorms will develop and it looks like this moisture will continue overnight saturday into the second half of the day on sunday. the call from accuweather for the rest of our friday afternoon, partly sunny later on, lower humidity and 84,

recognizes this fella, let the lapd know. >>> this cat may look familiar to you. >> are these kitties the ones that were pulled out of the water by those fishermen? >> bingo, nick calderone. for those people who may not have seen it, these two cats were pulled out of a river. two guys went fishing and they caught cats instead of catfish. >> do they have homes yet? >> they do have a home. let me tell you their names. royer and river. you see them being playful as kittens are. >> do they like to swim? i'm curious. >> is the didn't give us any indication on whether or not she lets them swim, but they do like to play. she says she's posted something about them every day because so many people knew their story. she thought people might want to catch up with them and see how they are. as you can see, they are very happy, comfortable kittens. >> they're adorable. i want to adopt them. >> too late. they already have a home. >> i'm glad she chose to share updates on these cats. i think people are generally very curious about what happens to animals after they survive which is so unique for cat

. >> we did confirm through the lapd that there was a stolen report notice for that vehicle that she had been driving that was involved in the crash. >> reporter: erlynn was arrested this morning in oakland on charges of car theft, possession of a stolen car, hit-and-run, dui and evading arrest. officer williams of the chp in san francisco says this case and arrest are definitely one for the record books. >> when we arrested her this morning, she didn't appear to have any long lasting injuries from that. >> reporter: erlynn is tonight presumably dry at the santa rita jail in dublin. >> she was arrested yesterday morning. authorities have been seeking the suspect since august 12. >>> the cost of gasoline continues to drop and some analysts say it could keep getting lower. here's a look at the average price for a gallon in our local metro areas. 3 $10 in san jose. $3.28 in san francisco and $3.13 in oakland according to the aaa at tow group. the average price in california could go to $2.50 a gallon. bay area drivers don't seem to mind. >> i'd like to see that. it's about $2.85, $2.65

you have pitch battles on the street and the lapd was deployed to the streets of los angeles to bringace to what was becoming an increasingly out of control situation. very, very interesting episode in history and one that caught the nation's taings. there was a use culture in los angeles that wasn't necessary anglo-saxon in its origin. it wasn't guys from chicago and gone out to los angeles to shape their fortune. it was a latino street culture, latin american culture and america got the first taste of that in the confrontation. >> ray, a text from a latino family in newark. as a latino, what is the best way to communicate or share our experience as a first generation? >> well, as the first person in my family, my generation on the mainland after my family moved up from puerto rico, this is obviously something that i thought about because .. that ended the spanish mexican, the mexican american war and brought peace to the southwest, but also involve a lot ofug promises from the united states to the former mexican citizens who are living there about the use of their language and land

. >> we did confirm through the lapd that there was a stolen report noted for that vehicle that she had been driving that was involved in the crash. >> reporter: erlin was arrested this morning in oakland on charges of car theft, possession of a stolen car, hit and run, dui and evading arrest. the chp in san francisco says this case and arrest is definitely one for the record books. >> when we arrest her this morning, she didn't appear to be injured in any way, no long lasting effects. >> reporter: erlin sits tonight presumably dry at the santa rita jail in dublin. there is some information the chp is not releasing tonight including where in the city of oakland she was found. live on treasure island, andria borba, kpix5. >>> campers are heading home from burning man tonight with some very dirty cars. now one san francisco carwash is cashing in on that. touchless carwash is offering a cleaning special just for cars that went to the art festival in the desert. this year they expect more than 500 to line up for a good scrubbing and they say clean-up can take twice as long as a normal wash

some of the policies we put out there included oakland pd's policy, lapd, bart, pd, san diego pd, aclu, white paper and perpolicy just to name a few, all of those that are included in your packet. of course the body camera working document that i spoke of which was dated the first iteration of that was the 28 of may. that first meeting we talked fwht purpose in the policy of the body worn camera and you can go in the draft and follow along the progress we made from meeting to meeting as we go through the powerpoint. we worked on pups and policy and discussed squiment and use of the equipment and the praining and quhoo is the program administrator for such a policy and then be also looked at scheduling future meetings with the idea of comply wg the 90 day time limit that we had to try and reach that goal. we decide we'll meet every other tuesday for 2 hours. these were all public meetings open to the public. we had a opportunity for public comment. our l our minutes and agendas, every draft we did was posted on the commissions website and available if the public, so from the start and t

some of the policies we put out there included oakland pd's policy, lapd, bart, pd, san diego pd, aclu, white paper and perpolicy just to name a few, all of those that are included in your packet. of course the body camera working document that i spoke of which was dated the first iteration of that was the 28 of may. that first meeting we talked fwht purpose in the policy of the body worn camera and you can go in the draft and follow along the progress we made from meeting to meeting as we go through the powerpoint. we worked on pups and policy and discussed squiment and use of the equipment and the praining and quhoo is the program administrator for such a policy and then be also looked at scheduling future meetings with the idea of comply wg the 90 day time limit that we had to try and reach that goal. we decide we'll meet every other tuesday for 2 hours. these were all public meetings open to the public. we had a opportunity for public comment. our l our minutes and agendas, every draft we did was posted on the commissions website and available if the public, so from the start and t

. >>> this morning, officers with the lapd are now wearing body cameras.ers rolled out the first wave of body cameras in that department yesterdpd all officers in l.a. are now required to wear them. >> just like he or she has been assigned a gun an a badge, that officer has a camera. >> the only way the public will be able to view the images from an officer's body camera is in that footage is used as evidence in court. >>> philadelphia police are also testing body cameras in a pilot program. he hopes to see all street officers with the cameras over the next three to four years. >>> officials released nearly 7,000 pages of hillary clinton's e-mails during her time as secretary of state. about 150 of those e-mails have been heavily sensored, redacted because they have information that is now considered classified. state department officials say that information was not identified as classified at the time the clintons sent or received the messages on her private e-mail server. >>> the presidential candidates are expected to spend close to $4.5 billion on adv

i don't want to see that happen and turn bad actor the clock other restrictions eir agencies like lapd they'll take over the investigation as opposed to our homicides which don't does an exceptional job with other agencies conducting that as far officers are not lout to view the view it is going to be forced on i a the administration that's not what we want to see and not the members deserve or the public deserves. >> thank you, mary i didn't thank you, colleagues other questions for the champion or excessive or the members of the working group? okay. well, i, see this policy is actually, only 6 pampers page it enrevokes the issues that has sweeping issues we are declaring to get through we're grateful for everyone on the working group you've spent our time and continue to communicate with the folks website e-mail us if you were not able to be here he guess i'll ask accenting >> adjournment action time. >> colleagues a motion to adjourn. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> we're adjourned. thank you so much everyone we willyou. >> present off pledge of allegiance o

is dead after he ran to across a restaurant and held a is 4 ft. 4 hostage behalf of a tear from the lapd shall this high-speed chase off with officers with a mammoth office on before corn to the rest on fault of the tracks stolen car and then carjacked woman at gunpoint for the crash that scarf the swat teams won the restaurant and evacuate least seven people and the density stop the man once said of the hostages were safe the man's name is not and released. >>darya: 11 shootings have happened 12 days and now police are afraid there is a copycat children police have no suspects another getting help from the swat team of fbi and the governor of arizona to try and find a sniper this morning a source close to the investigation says a copycat may be responsible for two additional shootings and a different part of the state to the oceans have been misled one of their big investigated as separate incidents. >>: answer to remain alert and aware and we're going to find who is doing this. >>mark: tell you how the fbi was a will to stop it a live look from san francisco as we go to break at the co

i was in the 990 class in lapd and the very first female officer who died in the line of duty for lapd was in the 590 class. our class was taken out of its normal duty of going and learning how to be a professional law enforcement officer and we went to the service for that officer. and it was very similar to deputy goforth. it was a shooting of an assassination. this will always stay with you when you go to a law enforcement officer's funeral. you will never forget it. and see the thousands of people and

. >>> lapd is investigating after a special needs student was found dead on a school bus. >>> policethe public's help torched a missing couple from chester county. >>> first, though, let's head outside to chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. right now it doesn't look too bad. >> reporter: not too bad, we have clouds overstretching the area it's dry and sticky. 65 degrees in slatington. quakertown 64. warrington, 66. center city, 73. kennett square 68. hockessin 67. agenda beach, 75. avalon 75. glassboro, 71. high temperatures will be cooler thanks to all the cloud cover and the approaching rain as you can clearly see on double scan live. heavy showers and thunderstorms working through washington, d.c. and baltimore indicated by the reds and maroons. you can see the cloud to ground lightning strikes. this is the activity we'll watch closely this afternoon. one or two storms could be on the stronger side possibly severe with winds in excess of 60 miles per hour. the areas that would more than likely see that kind of weather if you see it at all would be south jersey and central a

. >> we did confirm through the lapd that there was a stolen report notice for that vehicle that she had been driving that was involved in the crash. >> reporter: erlynn was arrested this morning in oakland on charges of car theft, possession of a stolen car, hit-and-run, dui and evading arrest. officer williams of the chp in san francisco says this case and arrest are definitely one for the record books. >> when we arrested her this morning, she didn't appear to have any long lasting injuries from that. >> reporter: there is some information the chp is withholding like where in oakland erlynn was found. they are citing confidential sources. on treasure island, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> san francisco's transit future could resemble new york city if one city leader gets his way. scott weiner will introduce a proposal to lay the groundwork to expand subway infrastructure citywide. his proposal intends to connect more neighborhoods in the city that lack rail access. >>> the nation's lawmakers are returning to capitol hill today after a five-week vacation. and they are expected to dive h

miller army investigative reporter who was one of the first to interview osama bin laden, the fbi, the lapd's counterterrorism now my and counterterrorism threat intelligence director, we have a wide variety of agencies with which we work every day. together we keep the city safe. we have done so well of holding the constitutional rights of those who live, work, and visit new york city. it is our freedom that makes us a target for those who hate us. more detailed version of this testimony has been submitted. i would like to thank you for inviting me to testify. i would be happy to answer any questions the committee and its members may have. rep. mccaul: thank you, commissioner. the chair recognizes commissioner nigro. : thank your nigro for having me. fdny, it hasd the changed. the primary mission has always been to protect life and property, but in the ever changing environment of the post-9/11 world, that has become more complex. the department has confronted that challenge by building an infrastructure that identifies potential threats, builds a response plan, and trains members to carry o

policies and reference materials as you can see on the screen the open police departments and the lapd'solicy and body camera policy in san diego police department policy and the aclu white paper about the policies and opinions and the department of justice model policy those are given to the group prior to the meeting to digest that and come to the table with a level of information a certain amount of information under our belts on the first meeting we talked about the first sections the policy we taunted the purpose of a body camera and what the policy is meant for we also talked about the use of equipment how officers use that equipment and training how we'll formulate the training and the officers need to be trained properly and we talked about who was going to be ultimately the departments program administrator to run a body camera program we also scheduled regular moseying on the fierce meeting to comply with commissioner president loftus 90 day timeframe we have met every other tuesday generally two hours this will allows 80 us to meet the 90 day timeframe next slide, please on ju

. >> we did confirm through the lapd that there was a stolen report notice for that vehicle that she been driving that was involved in the crash. >> reporter: erlynn was arrested this morning in oakland on charges of car theft, possession of a stolen car, hit-and-run, dui and evading arrest. officer williams of the chp in san francisco says this case and arrest are definitely one for the record books. >> when we arrested her this morning, she didn't appear to have any long lasting injuries from that. >> reporter: erlynn is tonight presumably dry at the santa rita jail in dublin. >> reporter: there is some information the chp is withholding like where in oakland she was found. they aren't releasing that citing confidential sources. on treasure island, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> the cost of gasoline continues to drop and some analysts say it could keep getting lower. here's a look at the average price for a gallon in our local metro areas. $3.10 in san jose. $3.28 in san francisco and $3.13 in oakland according to the average price in califnia could go to $2.50 a gallon. bay area driver

. >> i'm the daughter of a police officer who served on the lapd for 20 years. i think police need to be respected and held to the highest standard, the black lives matter protesters have a point. getting caught up in the names and the threats is not going to get us to a solution. >> do you think it was a mistake, pigs in a blanket and fly them like bacon. >> yes it was a mistake. >> i'm sure there are wonderful people involved in the black lives matter movement. but the fact is all of those voice of reason are being drowned out by the heinous statements. >> i'm a radio host and i'm also the daughter of a police officer. i can toll you one thing. when i look at the black lives matter movement, i want to identify with it, i want to join into the cause, i can't join in with a movement that talks about killing within when i know what my father went through for 25 years. they are killing the idea that they can coopt and gather in support by using tactics that offend and repel the people they want to -- >> these people in support of the black lives matter movement, a

. >> reporter: attorney general kamala harris with the support of the lapd and congresswoman karen bassnew public website today. it's full of statistics on deaths in police custody, arrest rates and the number of officers killed or assaulted on duty since 1980. >> i applaud where this is going. i believe this will help inform the discussion. >> reporter: the idea is to set the record straight and rebuild trust. >> i'll give you an example, deaths in custody. i know that people will be very surprised to know that 60% of them are natural causes. >> reporter: but this data also clearly shows racial disparities when it comes to african-americans in california. >> african-americans account for 6% of california's population. but they account for 17% of the arrests and 25% of the deaths in custody. >> reporter: but the attorney general says this website doesn't show the whole picture when it comes to statistics or officer relations. she says it's just the beginning. >> the full story will include the victim's story of how someone came to their aid, someone arrested the person who molested or r

policies and reference materials as you can see on the screen the open police departments and the lapd'solicy and body camera policy in san diego police department policy and the aclu white paper about the policies and opinions and the department of justice model policy those are given to the group prior to the meeting to digest that and come to the table with a level of information a certain amount of information under our belts on the first meeting we talked about the first sections the policy we taunted the purpose of a body camera and what the policy is meant for we also talked about the use of equipment how officers use that equipment and training how we'll formulate the training and the officers need to be trained properly and we talked about who was going to be ultimately the departments program administrator to run a body camera program we also scheduled regular moseying on the fierce meeting to comply with commissioner president loftus 90 day timeframe we have met every other tuesday generally two hours this will allows 80 us to meet the 90 day timeframe next slide, please on ju

>> it's like some lapd veteran who is like yeah, kid, we're fine, whatever. >> seth: i hope you're okay. >> yeah, exactly. are you all right, actor boy? [ laughter ] oh, my god, it's great! he's like, yeah, yeah, whatever. >> seth: i'm a policeman! >> i'm a police officer. it's really funny, we actually did a ride-along in this rough neighborhood in l.a. and me and michael cudlitz, we're all like, we've got the bullet-proof vests on and all the tactical gear and whatever. and we get out of the car, and they've got these two guys who are from the neighborhood who are maybe ex-gang or current gang, whatever. chilling, like they might have had them locked up or whatever. but they're basically just hanging out. and the police officer, to mess with us, they go, "hey, what do you think of these guys," referring to the actors, so me and michael are like -- and the dudes, just dead pan, they go, "man, that's some csi-looking dudes." [ laughter ] we were like, thank you. we'd love to have the csi success. thank you. >> seth: that's fantastic. >> yeah, you never -- >> seth: can we not have your a

months, we had a reentry program that was for deputy chief kennedy gardner that was a deputy chief of lapd that actually put this program in motion. and it was working. but he had a massive heart attack, and he died. six months later, program go away. you know, now here it is you've got peemg getting out of prison, and was able to get transportation to the patrol offings. get transportation to the offices to outpatient program even going to job interview. even to fill out a job application. but this program herl was working. but guess what, it went away. so now they ask us because we're with on the front line we're grassroots so that means question just as close to the street curve when you're dealing with community so they're looking at us now. you said this program is going to be here. if nobody can't commit to a five year program it is like dangling a piece of cheese in front of a rat. once he get that, they won't put no more out there. >> by the way, when we started it this, many of the fathers said, are you going to stay in are you going to be here? or is it going to be 12 months and

the changes include the new united healthcare national lapd ppo. they also include the new fsa vendor for our fsa's. we implement the cobras in july. we are doing what they call six meetings as we convert to peoplesoft 9.2. so there've been several of those trying to make sure that transition goes smoothly. i think it significant to say we enrolled 700 new retirees in the last two months. so, that's a huge amount of work for our benefit staff. i'm going to skip through other than to say among you all approved the budget for the enterprise contract management solution, and that was approved yesterday. now all we have to do is select a vendor and start scanning and it's very exciting. i'm waiting for years for that. the web statistics are in your binder. finance wise, we went before the board of supervisors. we responded to the board of supervisors budget analyst two-and were successful in having a majority of our cut being stored and restored and we want for the board of supervisors and i was approved and the funding on electronic contact management

i don't want to see that happen and turn bad actor the clock other restrictions eir agencies like lapdhey'll take over the investigation as opposed to our homicides which don't does an exceptional job with other agencies conducting that as far officers are not lout to view the view it is going to be forced on i a the administration that's not what we want to see and not the members deserve or the public deserves. >> thank you, mary i didn't thank you, colleagues other questions for the champion or excessive or the members of the working group? okay. well, i, see this policy is actually, only 6 pampers page it enrevokes the issues that has sweeping issues we are declaring to get through we're grateful for everyone on the working group you've spent our time and continue to communicate with the folks website e-mail us if you were not able to be here he guess i'll ask accenting >> adjournment action time. >> colleagues a motion to adjourn. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> we're adjourned. thank you so much everyone we will >> well, he wanted to welcome everybody to

there's been a plot uncovered by united states state senate the chairman of the house committee on home lapd security say one particular case has already been stopped in its track. fox five's teresa priolo outside st. patricks cathedral with more this morning. teresa what are you hearing? rng good morning greg, rosanna we weren't given any details about specific plot when it was thwarted or which city is affected washington, d.c. or pfltd or here in new york city. one thing is for sure the trip that the pope will be coming here to new york city is exciting for a lot of people but it is presenting some major, major security challenges. especially since the pope is somebody who likes to veer off a script. monitoring threats across the pope as he comes into the united states. we have disrupted one particular house. >> chairman congressman michael says intdges officials have thwarted an attack planned to coincide with the east coast trip. the call did not provide specifics. it is unclear in which city the attack was to take place or if it was directly linked to the holy father. new mark in phila

miller army investigative reporter who was one of the first to interview osama bin laden, the fbi, the lapd's counterterrorism now my and counterterrorism threat intelligence director, we have a wide variety of agencies with which we work every day. together we keep the city safe. we have done so well of holding the constitutional rights of those who live, work, and visit new york city. it is our freedom that makes us a target for those who hate us. more detailed version of this testimony has been submitted. i would like to thank you for inviting me to testify. i would be happy

policies and reference materials as you can see on the screen the open police departments and the lapd'solicy and body camera policy in san diego police department policy and the aclu white paper about the policies and opinions and the department of justice model policy those are given to the group prior to the meeting to digest that and come to the table with a level of information a certain amount of information under our belts on the first meeting we talked about the first sections the policy we taunted the purpose of a body camera and what the policy is meant for we also talked about the use of equipment how officers use that equipment and training how we'll formulate the training and the officers need to be trained properly and we talked about who was going to be ultimately the departments program administrator to run a body camera program we also scheduled regular moseying on the fierce meeting to comply with commissioner president loftus 90 day timeframe we have met every other tuesday generally two hours this will allows 80 us to meet the 90 day timeframe next slide, please on ju

interview bin laden when he began to make threats against the united states and veteran of the fbi, lapd's counterterrorism bureau, and the office of the director of national intelligence and my counterterrorism intelligence director we have undergone a collaborative reset. together, we have continued to keep this city safe. we have done so upholding constitutional right according toes this who live, work and visit new york city. ple off /* after all, our freedom makes it a target for those who hate us. i'd like to thank you for inviting me to testify. and i will be happy to answer any questions the committee members may have. >> thank you. the chair recognizes commissioner nigro. >> thank you. good morning mr. chairman. and all of the members present. thank you for having me here today. since i joined the fdny in 1969, there's been a tremendous shift in the way we train and prepare the members of the fdny. the department's primary mission has always been to protect life and property. but in the ever changing threat environment of a post 9/11 world, that mission has become even more comple

osama bin laden when he gone to make threats against the united states and a veteran of the fbi the lapd's counterterrorism bureau and the office of intelligence and my intelligence director. we have entities and services with which we work every day. we have continued to keep the city safe. we've done so while upholding the constitutional rights according to those who live, work, and visit new york city. protecting civil liberties is as important as protecting our city. mindful of the more detailed vision of the testimony submitted, i'd like to thank you for inviting me to testify, and i will be happy to answer any questions that the committee and its members may have. >> thank you, commissioner bratton. >> thank you. good morning, mr. chairman and all the members present. thank you for having me here today. since i joined the fdny in 1969 there's been a tremendous shift in the way we train and prepare the members of the fdny. the department's primary mission has always been to protect life and property. in the ever-changing threat environment of a post-9/11 world, that mission has become

the newest member of the lapd is a tiny electric car. that's adorable. that's adorb.ruise ers to get green cars on the force. for a city known as police chases, it's not the fastest. the charge is limited but it can be on the shoulder. >> may the force be with you and take a flight. a japanese airlining teaming you up to show his neon light. another design is featuring a new character and from the upcoming film force unleashed. she opened at christmas. the first bright is between tokyo and dan. you can enter the light speed. >>> is the pope category rick? that's on the news week. >> yeah, the magazine ask if he is catholic. >> no you here to weigh in on the cover and debate is father jonathan morris. i saw this yesterday at the train station, and i was asking is news week still around. >> apparently. >> apparently i saw it. i was like that's a controversy cover. why are this asking the question sns. >> well i am glad that the pope's message is getting out and we're having a debate about an important issue. yes, he has revolutionized the way in which we talk about cert

you have pitch battles on the street and the lapd was deployed to the streets of los angeles to bringto what was becoming an increasingly out of control situation. very, very interesting episode in history and one that caught the nation's taings. there was a use culture in los angeles that wasn't necessary anglo-saxon in its origin. it wasn't guys from chicago and gone out to los angeles to shape their fortune. it was a latino street a latin america shaped culture and americans got first taste of that in the zoot suit confrontation. >> a text from a latino family in new york. as a latino, what is is -- the best way to communicate as a first generation? >> well, as the first person from my generation born in the mainland after my family came from froik. this is something i thought about. puerto rican history among the varieties stories it's sue little understood, they don't understand that puerto ricans have been american citizens since 1917 in the jones act. i mean, you just have to explain. it's not a history that's taught well in american schools in history class, all or part of the

you have pitch battles on the street and the lapd was deployed to the streets of los angeles to bringto what was becoming an increasingly out of control situation. very, very interesting episode in history and one that caught the nation's taings. there was a use culture in los angeles that wasn't necessary anglo-saxon in its origin. it wasn't guys from chicago and gone out to los angeles to shape their fortune. it was a latino street culture, latin american culture and america got the first taste of that in the confrontation. >> ray, a text from a latino family in newark. as a latino, what is the best way to communicate or share our experience as a first generation? >> well, as the first person in my family, my generation on the mainland after my family moved up from puerto rico, this is obviously something that i thought about because .. >> it brought promises about the use of their language and other things that promise that is were not kept by the new american government that was now in charge in the mÉxico, arizona, southern california and so on. there's a long history. you know p