that's what senator leno wants to change, so we can have transparency here.ere are other lawsuits alleging civil rights violations still being litigated in court. that's the big question, the se cre secrecy, we don't know when they were fired, given a day off, given sensitivity training. >> you would think the chp say we can't do that. but other state dozen it differently. >> texas, florida, north carolina, ohio, pennsylvania, lots of state dozen this. >> it's not armageddon. >> and it's transparent. these are great questions. and the fact of the matter is, there are a lot of law enforcement officers that tell me we want this because when there's a few bad apples they're hidden away, and nobody knows what happens to them. >> thank you. >> if you have a tip, give us a call 888-996-tips or e-mail to the unit@nbc bay area dorm. >>> more trouble for deputies at santa clara couldn't 0ty jail. two more deputies facing charges with an inmate beating last summer. the two turned themselves in yesterday. each is accused in a beating last july that left an inmate severe

>> it's $25 million we're not spending on education or health care. >> senator leno is sponsoring a bill. >> we've got to make changes. more information is better. transparency is a positive thing that results in greater safety, greater trust, bernie sanders communities. >> now although similar attempts to change the law have failed before, senator leno believes the time is right now to pass these reforms. oleg's son tells me his father still struggles to cope and does not believe the $1.75 million settlement is enough. he believes criminal charges should be filed and that officer should no longer be working the streets. the officers declined all our requests to speak. >> if you have a tip with this story or any other story for stephen stock, give us a call. or you can send us an e-mail directly to the unit at nbc bay area.com. >> up next, a group behind the push to save lives. >> also jed york now taking a stand against the state of north carolina. the move by the 49ers owner to combat that state's bathroom bill. from ameriacs favorite tv dad to defendenat ... bill cosby is going trial

. >> reporter: that's exactly why state senator mark leno wants records made public. >> do you think $25 million is a lot of money. >> $25 million we're not spending on education or health care. >> reporter: the senator is currently sponsoring a bill to release all records about sustained complaints against police officers to the public. >> we've got to make changes, more information is better. transparency is a positive thing. and results in greater safety, greater trust, better community. >> that was stephen stock reporting. although similar attempts to change the law have failed before, senator leno believes the time is right now to pass these reforms. oleg investigative unit his father still struggles to cope and doesn't believe the $1.75 million settlement is enough. he believes criminal charges should have been filed and the officer should no longer be working the streets. that officer has decomplained all of our offers to comment. -- declined all of our offers to comment. >>> police are searching for a killer. one man killed when he was shot around 4:00 this morning on mansakn

every time i hear about anthony weiner there was a jay leno comment when whitey bulger was an touredn the west coast leno said he thought that whitey bulger was anthony weiner's screen name. >> kirsten, could this come back to bite the clinton campaign, particularly because she maintains a close relationship with uma abedin. >> i don't think so. it's a personal issue, it's uma's husband, i don't think people are holding her accountable for the behavior of her husband and hillary is so loyal to here. it's impossible to see it harming her. >> this looks like hollywood comedy along the lines of wag the dog. it looks like it could be a good movie. >> it's crazy. i think it also shows a split in the democrat party. on the one hand you have the intellectual core, elizabeth warren, bill de blasio, people way to the left of the center of gravity of the united states and these other people who are kults of personality. anthony wiener, hillary clinton, kults of personality. cory booker, the intellectual core of the party. >> any affect on the clinton campaign? >> the women's issue is large in

already in contact with the governor's office as we are and with his the 1184 particularly senator lenond senator henry's to insure that the state which maybe hopefully in our minds the second to join hawaii to end the sales of tobacco products and less people under 9 age of 21 it doesn't make it right because your 21 you buy tobacco products wild to end it. everyone hopefully with the adult level of age 21 that people make better health decision tore themselves and their family so i take this opportunity to thank the coalition i know that in looking at the data as they have done in working with us this year was a strong sense interest the data it the smoking rates are higher amongst people of closer and amongst the let the record reflect community and other xhucht we rank it with a hard impact sales work that is done by tobacco industry the may or may not lgbt community that's where we really have good data to show that the more we do to educate your communities be about this the better off we'll be so with all that background i want to say to supervisor wiener you have again showing t

. >> reporter: although similar attempts to change the law have failed before, senator leno believes the time is right now to pass these reforms. kozechenko's son says his father still struggles to cope. and the son doesn't believe that the $1 million civil suit is enough. he believes criminal charges should be filed against that officer and he should no longer be working the streets. as for the officer, he has declined all of our offers to comment. >> well, if you have a tip, thank you, steven, give us a call or send an e-mail to the unit at nbc bay area.com. >>> and going to our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, we're talking monday, you have a lot of things up your sleeve, i believe. >> yes, the possibility of rainfall. i'm looking at the map behind you. and i see some rain. and chance of rain, not a big storm system, but certainly a few drops to come our way. let's look at the forecast and you can see tomorrow morning, upper 40s, low 50s, san francisco, again a chance of a few showers that will also extend across the peninsula and for the south bay at 51 to start. as we go ahead

already in contact with the governor's office as we are and with his the 1184 particularly senator leno and senator henry's to insure that the state which maybe hopefully in our minds the second to join hawaii to end the sales of tobacco products and less people under 9 age of 21 it doesn't make it right because your 21 you buy tobacco products wild to end it. everyone hopefully with the adult level of age 21 that people make better health decision tore themselves and their family so i take this opportunity to thank the coalition i know that in looking at the data as they have done in working with us this year was a strong sense interest the data it the smoking rates are higher amongst people of closer and amongst the let the record reflect community and other xhucht we rank it with a hard impact sales work that is done by tobacco industry the may or may not lgbt community that's where we really have good data to show that the more we do to educate your communities be about this the better off we'll be so with all that background i want to say to supervisor wiener you have again showing

their prom pictures the most scenic spots that they could find i stop by to take a few pictures icl leno would pull up with all these kids then they stopped in posen wave and go to prom. >> great talk. overall percentage rise how many presidents have quiet grave sites and how many are grand with memorial style and does that match with their desires? >> i don't know if i know the percentages but quite a few have relatively small tombs it would surprise you like theodore roosevelt on long island and lyndon johnson you would expect to have the enormous taxes sized is just another stone in the family plot but for johnson wanted was a library which he did get in there was an interview iran but the architect of the johnson library in austin, texas on campus than they said describe why it is so big intends stories high? they said he wanted to have a very manly presidential library so that is what he got but his to lose the exact opposite he just wanted to be buried in the family spot next to the river it adds an flow some of the earliest presidents washington and adams and jefferson have a nice

anthony weiner who seemed to have faded from the national light but will be back, i think of the jay lenobulger, the boston mob guy was captured on the west coast. he said he thought whitey bulger was anthony weiner's screen name. >> she maintains a close relationship with her aide. >> that's a personal issue with her husband. i don't think she's responsible for the behavior of her husband. hillary is loyal to her. it's impossible to see it harming her. >> this looks like a hollywood comedy like "wag the dog" or "our brand is crisis." could be a good movie. >> it shows the democratic party. on one hand you have the intellectual core. elizabeth warren and bill de blasio, way to the left of the senator of the united states and then other people called for personality. hillary clinton is called for personality. cory booker is on twitter. the intellectual core of the party is with the left. >> any effect on the clinton campaign? >> the woman's issue is large between clinton and trump. this is a very good documentary. the question is why do they agree to do it? could it hurt hillary clinton wi

politics, world leaders, journalists, celebrities and even sports illustrated model ashley gram and jerod lenoteresting always. i was talking to the news room with ken, come this time next year who knows who is going to be at the head of that table. >> it could be president trump. but he said this was his last one, people are calling obama the comedian in chief because his timing and he is really good at that. >> yeah, he is. he definitely is. >> late night shows after he is out of office, maybe his own show. >> and he ended the speech by thanking everyone for their support, their service. >> i want to close my final white house correspondent dinner by saying thank you. i'm very proud of what you have done. it has been and honor and a privilege to work side by side with you to strengthen our democracy. and with that i just have two more words to sing, obama out. >> dropped the mic. >> that's it. all done. >>> 4 on 2 right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back o

. >> every time i hear about anthony weiner, who seemed to fade but back again, i think of the jay lenoment years ago when whitey bulger, the boston mob guy, he thought bulger was anthony weiner. >> she maintains a close relationship. >> i don't think so. it's a personal issue. i don't think it will hold her accountable for the behavior of her husband and hillary is so loyal to her. it's just impossible to see it harming her. >> this thing looks like a hollywood comedy along the lines of "wag the dog" or could be a great movie. >> i think it also shows the democratic party. on the one hand, you have the intellectual core. people way to the left of the center of the united states and then you have these other people who are just called a personality. cory booker, on twitter, the intellectual core of the party with the progressive left. >> any effect on the clinton campaign? >> you've got to remember, the women's issue is large in this campaign between trump and clinton. does this impact it? it's a good documentary. could it hurt hillary clinton with women? >> that's all the time. thank y

i actually saw an interview with jay leno once, he put it best. thinks they're funny. so it doesn't seem like a skill to make people laugh. >> who is your favorite dictator in the world? >> not kim jong-un. >> the north korean government is now threatening merciless retaliation if this film, a comedy is released. >> you are not his favorite comedian by the way. >> exactly. >> if you could hack anyone's computer who would it be? >> kim jong-un's computer. give him a taste of his own medicine. >> last question -- hilarity for charity. organization supports alzheimers research, it is personal. how has the disease affected your family? >> my mother-in-law was diagnosed with early onset alzheimers in her early 50s. we just saw that no one in our generation was really advocating for it or educating people at all about it. so -- we just started doing that, really. >> terrific. seth rogen. thank you for the walk around the rock. >> thank you for having me. >> come back anytime. >> no problem. >> that was nice. >> good. >> coming up. >> this is a room that

already in contact with the governor's office as we are and with his the 1184 particularly senator leno and senator henry's to insure that the state which maybe hopefully in our minds the second to join hawaii to end the sales of tobacco products and less people under 9 age of 21 it doesn't make it right because your 21 you buy tobacco products wild to end it. everyone hopefully with the adult level of age 21 that people make better health decision tore themselves and their family so i take this opportunity to thank the coalition i know that in looking at the data as they have done in working with us this year was a strong sense interest the data it the smoking rates are higher amongst people of closer and amongst the let the record reflect community and other xhucht we rank it with a hard impact sales work that is done by tobacco industry the may or may not lgbt community that's where we really have good data to show that the more we do to educate your communities be about this the better off we'll be so with all that background i want to say to supervisor wiener you have again showing

i do jay leno fly fishing? jay leno fly fishing. not getting many fish. wee!y it. wake up there. wake up there. i say it on seth meyers. >> through go, tonight on seth. >> what are "first impressions"? >> i have no idea. it is six half-hour episodes on usa, in competition. have you three young impressionists come out. i said i didn't want to be a judge. i'm like a mentor off to the side and john lovitt and his dog, jerry brookheimer, steve carell came in. we're trying to make it like the gong show, very loose. >> we're like the gong show around here, too. >> you remember that? >> of course. >> dancing machine. >> oh, my goodness. i might pull out george burns again. >> do you have a favorite impression? how many do you have? >> i don't know. i never consider -- i see kelly do morgan freeman like i literally get frightened like that cannot be. i like me to do? i do both the presidential ones. not gonna do it, w. or clinton, hey, da, da, da, or perot. w. is, ha, ha. >> have you worked on trump yet? >> oh, yes. i just do this you make this face. let me tell you s

pipeline i remember very clearly sitting in those chambers some 15 years ago had i any colleague senator leno absent a feasibility study transferred a measurement to create the first 12 and every developer in t that was impossible and the market will come to an end and indeed that didn't happen and, of course, we have a robust economy in those years and later on that is raised to 15 percent the fact you're seeing rent stabilize is no the fact we built units it is the market conditions and ted egan made it clear we have to build over one hundred thousand units will not happen in a if one or years but a shift in market conditions. >> well, thank you gentlemen for your comments and thoughts letting what public comment has to say any public comment do we take public comment. all right. so thank you let's deal with the amendments open make a motion >> i moved any amendments which i previously read into the record and circulated and would love to have a vote. >> i'm sorry i don't think we took public comment an excellent this item. >> okay yes, we absolutely did. >> did we take public comment. >> t

nobody does it better, i should say, than jay leno but i'm here with my friends. we have jeff and maggie here in beverly hills. jeff is a beverly hills resident. donald trump yesterday on "meet the press" said it sounds like he'd be open to raising taxes on the wealthy. how compado you guys feel about? >> although i don't believe there should be a raise on taxes, i do believe from a fiscal standpoint there are reasons -- you know, you have to balance social issues with, you know, with also the business -- >> so it sounds like a maybe for you, jeff. >> you know, i do think that we have a responsibility to take care of people and the social issues in our communities. however, i think that there's a disincentive when you start raising taxes. >> i want to get maggie in here. maggie, you're a republican you said. >> yes, sir. proud to be one. >> you hear donald trump, the standard bearer of your party, saying he may be open to raising taxes on the wealthy. what do you think? >> well, i believe and i'll go back to a biblical statement, you must render into caesar that w

already in contact with the governor's office as we are and with his the 1184 particularly senator lenoenator henry's to insure that the state which maybe hopefully in our minds the second to join hawaii to end the sales of tobacco products and less people under 9 age of 21 it doesn't make it right because your 21 you buy tobacco products wild to end it. everyone hopefully with the adult level of age 21 that people make better health decision tore themselves and their family so i take this opportunity to thank the coalition i know that in looking at the data as they have done in working with us this year was a strong sense interest the data it the smoking rates are higher amongst people of closer and amongst the let the record reflect community and other xhucht we rank it with a hard impact sales work that is done by tobacco industry the may or may not lgbt community that's where we really have good data to show that the more we do to educate your communities be about this the better off we'll be so with all that background i want to say to supervisor wiener you have again showing the g

you to may with the sustained advisory council a collaborative forest for the students leaders and leno and for your service and all the students advisory council in the district thanks. >> so item e advisory committee reports we have a report of parents advisory counc council. >> good evening my name is georgia i'm the corridor for the parents advisory coincidental good evening, commissioners and congratulations to the student delegate and for the years of service to bring the student voices to make sure that the students have access to quality education and get the support to be successful in our school district i want to congratulate all the scholarship recipient and the sfusd students that are graduating this week congratulations a. >> my daughter is soon to be eight grader at pg&e. >> so the role of the parents advisory council to reach out and get inputs to bring back to the board of education to help to to the discussions and to make informed decisions about what parents think and are considering tonight report representing a summary of collaborative reports due to esl task force

mark leno, as have the guts, i think to introduce this bill for statewide vote that we do exactly that. sp-1286. i think it's absolutely critical for the seven of you, the commissioners of san francisco who are sitting here developing these policies to support this bill. you are part of a law-enforcement community in an old chief suhr will support this bill as well because i think your voice will be heard and it's critically imported. >> president loftus: thank you. next speaker, please. >> testifier: good evening. i have been speaking for number of weeks and months about transparency also and i want to comment the department last week taking a step in when they filed charges last week with this commission involving unfortunately another incident of racist language and sexist line which, to the step of making a public. sanitizing the opposite angle making a public. as i said before, the good things happen from transparency over the long wanted that things happen from too much secrecy. even in the short term, it feels uncomfortable the value of transparency has already happened in just

mark leno, as have the guts, i think to introduce this bill for statewide vote that we do exactly that. sp-1286. i think it's absolutely critical for the seven of you, the commissioners of san francisco who are sitting here developing these policies to support this bill. you are part of a law-enforcement community in an old chief suhr will support this bill as well because i think your voice will be heard and it's critically imported. >> president loftus: thank you. next speaker, please. >> testifier: good evening. i have been speaking for number of weeks and months about transparency also and i want to comment the department last week taking a step in when they filed charges last week with this commission involving unfortunately another incident of racist language and sexist line which, to the step of making a public. sanitizing the opposite angle making a public. as i said before, the good things happen from transparency over the long wanted that things happen from too much secrecy. even in the short term, it feels uncomfortable the value of transparency has already happened in just

leno's office he authored a bill 1502 which allowed us to procure power directly from renewable sourceshich allows us to get much more competitive pricing that we would have otherwise. but, i think underlying all this achievement is the fact we able to bring on to run our sustainability team of that caliber of holly. i think it is as you all know, the one to have grand visions and want to have grand plans, but it sort of especially in a public agency very difficult to cut through the crap and get anything done. so, i think an indication of the potential that we have at bart to be a leader in this space, as well sort of the our ability hopefully not to execute on this patient is represented when holly came to work first i want to make sure wendy apollyon opportunity to talk bout the exciting work she's doing and maybe also on the zero way side of things because the city is close to zero waste. and talk about about the opportunities she sees at bart. >> president omotalde: thank you. >> testifier: thank you. my name is holly gordon. on the sustainability team at bart. i just joined in jan

one thing the department works on is try to communicate to the san francisco delegation, senator leno and tang and chew looking for a solution and budget fix in the process to try to give san francisco some pilot status outside of the state definition of convenience so we can create a alternative model that works. we are informed the state is open to that idea so we are pursuing the conversations. cal recycle will continue to enforce the bottle bill and engaged with your director and trying to address those issues but communicating that to our delegation i think it is important for them to hear from the voice of small business in san francisco is important and we encourage the commission to consider the draft letter before you. kevin drew probably our rez dent expert on the bottle bill and i are here to answer questions but hope you get your voice heard in sacramento on a pathway to create a framework how residents can get their nickel jz dimes back if they so choose. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> i had a question since you had the opportunity to talk to us

chambers 15 years ago where without a fiscal feasibility analysis my then colleagues supervisor mark leno created san franciscos first inclusionary law at 12 percent and yes, we heard sky was going to fall, not another stick would be built, but we actually brought hundreds and hundreds of units of affordable housing that wasn't a part of it and very pleased that 8 years later we raised that to 15 percent and that was the first time we actually employed the use of fiscal feasibility study. this is a evolving field. in 2013, 14, 15 whether you are from build{construction or real ater or look frg housing we all know we could have built thousands of aadditional units of affordable housing in the town had nat not been stuck in the charter. what does this legislation do? it immediately for supervisor yee's ruzlution all 11 voted for will create approximately 200 units of affordable housing out of the existing pipeline and we were judicious and treated that pipeline lightly and don't think any have gotten a complaint from market rate housing developers they can't afford the 1 percent or 1 and a

one thing the department works on is try to communicate to the san francisco delegation, senator leno and tang and chew looking for a solution and budget fix in the process to try to give san francisco some pilot status outside of the state definition of convenience so we can create a alternative model that works. we are informed the state is open to that idea so we are pursuing the conversations. cal recycle will continue to enforce the bottle bill and engaged with your director and trying to address those issues but communicating that to our delegation i think it is important for them to hear from the voice of small business in san francisco is important and we encourage the commission to consider the draft letter before you. kevin drew probably our rez dent expert on the bottle bill and i are here to answer questions but hope you get your voice heard in sacramento on a pathway to create a framework how residents can get their nickel jz dimes back if they so choose. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> i had a question since you had the opportunity to talk to us

you to may with the sustained advisory council a collaborative forest for the students leaders and leno and for your service and all the students advisory council in the district thanks. >> so item e advisory committee reports we have a report of parents advisory counc council. >> good evening my name is georgia i'm the corridor for the parents advisory coincidental good evening, commissioners and congratulations to the student delegate and for the years of service to bring the student voices to make sure that the students have access to quality education and get the support to be successful in our school district i want to congratulate all the scholarship recipient and the sfusd students that are graduating this week congratulations a. >> my daughter is soon to be eight grader at pg&e. >> so the role of the parents advisory council to reach out and get inputs to bring back to the board of education to help to to the discussions and to make informed decisions about what parents think and are considering tonight report representing a summary of collaborative reports due to esl task force

leno's office he authored a bill 1502 which allowed us to procure power directly from renewable sourceshich allows us to get much more competitive pricing that we would have otherwise. but, i think underlying all this achievement is the fact we been able to bring on to run our sustainability team of that caliber of holly. i think it is as you all know, the one to have grand visions and want to have grand plans, but it sort of especially in a public agency very difficult to cut through the crap and get anything done. so, i think an indication of the potential that we have at bart to be a leader in this space, as well sort of the our ability hopefully not to execute on this patient is represented when holly came to work first i want to make sure wendy apollyon opportunity to talk bout the exciting work she's doing and maybe also on the zero way side of things because the city is close to zero waste. and talk about about the opportunities she sees at bart. >> president omotalde: thank you. >> testifier: thank you. my name is holly gordon. on the sustainability team at bart. i just joined i