investigator fong or gordon to come down >> i'm investigator from the san francisco police department liaison unit. steven and jim on behalf of the playland have filed an explanation with the sale department of alcoholic befrnl control for 2545 located across in utah street. from december 2011 to december 2012 this premise is located in lot and it's not in a high crime area it is in track 229.03 it's in an due unconcentrated area there are zero letters of support. and there are no bad letters with the blow conditions benches shall be permitted until 11:00 p.m. the loitering and allotting is defined as to stand idly about await unlawful business is prohibited from the adjacent lot as depicted on the form. no loitering beyond the control of the lot. the petition shall utilizes electronic equipment that is assessable and is actively reported. the surveyance shall be kept at at least thirty days and available to the police department upon demand. the front door shall be kept closed at all times expect in the case of deliveries. and it's not to have a screen or security door. i'd like to note that inve

assessments on all the large events like 50 thousand people or more the breakers was connected by the liaison unitthe northern regional tlirns center. we're expecting about 1 hundred speak tars we began our planning{last year. now operational plans were revised since the boston attack. so this year's event it's going to be high voiblt we're taking our officers and awe signing them to an event and we have a tactical mounting units and our became techs are going to be on the scene and the k9s. we have the members of our violation reduction teems will be there and we will have communication vehicles and in addition we'll have recruits on line and because there's been so many problems with alcohol in the past and we will have officers to take action should there be something going on. we've reached out to allied agencies. this will be traveled by bus corridors. we're going to have parole weeks ago and then we're recreational police departments in the area to give us their bomb units we've got a lot of sfra extra bomb dangerous. the fbi will be present with assets. we'll have security cameras along the

if we can now hear from our abc liaison unit. i believe we'll here from inspector fong or keller. >> 800 post street. this location is currently operating at a type 31 public eating place. for the purposes of sharing the [inaudible] department of alcoholic beverage control [inaudible] approval or denial of this license. from december 2011 to december 2012 there were 31 police calls of service and two police reports for this location. notification -- the [inaudible] date was on may 29, 2012 and the notice to public was posted on june 13, 2012. [inaudible] information. this premises is located in plot 542. it has [inaudible] high crime areas defined by [inaudible] police report in the plot so the applicant premises is located in a high crime area. [inaudible] info. this premises is located in [inaudible] 120, population for this [inaudible] is 833. the on sale authorized by the [inaudible] is 13, currently 27 active on sale licenses so the applicant premises is currently in an undue concentration area. letter of protests. 52 letter

the integral part of the communication between all the working and moving parts with the psych liaison unit. >> any other questions from the police department. >> i'm going to ask the question, how do you feel about your staffing? now the chief is going to give me a dirty look? >> almost everyone in the police department everyone needs staffing. we've prepared for it. yes. but yes, we can always use more staffing but we are prepared to lose ramsey in about 20 days and someone ready to fill his role. >> there is now mayor's office approved 45 sarjsergeant's position that we expect to depart in june. >> thank you for your work. >> mr. richard. i have tailored my comment and i have a lot of things to say. i'm going to narrow and leave it open to questions. the chief asked me in december of 2012 to get involved as a coordinator of the cit program and i think we have a good and close working relationship with the cit working group. i'm here i think in a representative capacity tonight and i want to acknowledge the work of lieutenant's teen and yen and kristin who has done a lot of the statistica

there were three bar checks done by our alu which is our alcohol liaison unit. and two were given and one officer sustained a minor injury during an arrest and unfortunately one person fell from a roof of and died from his injuries. the america's cup artimus incident, the boat that went over and one person died as a result of that. we are very close to completing that investigation. all of the crew members of interviewed. we're still waiting to hear back from the medical examiner of what the cause of death was. it was a joint response to that incident by the marine unit, the coast guard, police department investigators, and a number of items were collected at that incident for further investigation. america's cup has been involved in this and have been assisting with that investigation. we did suffer another homicide on the 15th on 800 block of orilies walker street in the bay view. that is an on going investigation. again beta breakers. there was a pretty well publicized missing person at ocean beach which is in that district and part federal police. it is a ve

i am now the code-liaison to the alcohol licensing unit. my partner is here. charlie, would you introduce yourself? he is my partner. what we do is run the daily operations of the unit. we are also the sounding board for them when it comes to the various type of permits and licenses we may be having difficulties with. i have my units working with the permit officers at those stations, who are the first line, reporting directly to their captains. i wanted to say that my highest priority is public safety. when we review an application for a new venue, be it entertainment, a bar, or a night club, it is very important that we look at the impact the venue will have on the neighborhood, and the community itself. however, i must also keep in mind and be aware of entrepreneurship and small business owners as the backbone of our city. they had a lot to the culture and flavor of san francisco and we do not want to lose that. we take these factors into consideration. ultimately be want everyone to have an enjoyable and safe time when they go out after hours to enjoy the

the head of the awlaki tribe told me, he told a liaison with the united states government, if you show us the evidence, we will execute him ourselves. >> the awlaki son revelation yesterday from attorney general eric holder, it had been known that awlaki's son was killed by a u.s. drone strike, the u.s. finally admitted yesterday, but said it was not a specific targeting. effectively admitting it was an accident. how does that affect the ongoing case and the family's relationship? >> first of all, what i find amazing -- your previous guest, robert begins, when asked about awlaki's killing, he it, he said he should have had a more responsible father. harry reid said that not only anwar awlaki and khan killed september 30th, but if there were three americans deserved to be killed it was those three americans. and tried to get him to clarify, do you mean the 16-year-old kid. not a single member of the family is like anwar awlaki. his son was not anwar al awlaki and for someone like gibbs to say that or harry reid without putting forth evidence it implies the kid did something wrong. in is

the head of the tribe told me that he told a liaison with the united states government if you show usl execute him ourselves. >> the aliqui son, the revolution from yesterday from attorney general eric holder, it was known his son was killed by a drone strike and the u.s. admitted to it yesterday but said it was not a specific targeting, effectively admitting it was an accident. how does that effect the on going case and the family's relationship? >> what i find amazing, robert gibbs said he should have had a more responsible father. harry reed said the two men killed on september 30th, 20 11 but they said if there were three americans deserved to be killed it was those three americans. do you actually mean the 16-year-old kid? there is not a sled of evidence, not a single member of that family is like him and his son was not and for someone like gibbs or reed to say that, it implies the kid did something wrong. this was a normal goofy kid into facebook, comic books and had no relationship to terrorism. >> does the relationship he was not killed on purpose going to effect how the fami

unit that looks at these cases. i was just talking to lieutenant grace, they also have our transgender liaison for our department. he's working with the hate crimes unit to actually further look into any /eufrbl shoes that we have regarding transgender cases. >> this is general question for the da and police whether or not we have an effort to, as you were saying, sort of bridge that understanding of the transgender population with those that don't understand the population. is there some effort being made at this point whether it's through your department or any department in san francisco. >> as i mentioned -- i assume you're talking with the communality? as i mentioned, and i'll speak to the police part and i believe rebel /ka you can speak to the da's office. one thing we're working towards -- the lbgt safe zones. >> district attorney's office. >> thank you for the question. we've had trainings for the office and [inaudible] victim services advocates as well as our prosecutors on these issues. we have had a conversation about doing a /p-b lick awareness campaign and will continue that conversation. >> is that

unit. we'll have during special operations forces that were trained up with the media as it goes out and allows so averring special operations teams -- liaisons and what they call the theater combatant command, so we will have been habitual should know exactly what is available as they move in and out of theaters. both special operators on board the ship and they will be our eyes and your assembly is on, the ones who know our capabilities and will note fares and don't have the capabilities for special operators in breathing this is a pretty good installment now to provide relevance for this theater combatant commanders. so that's where were headed. the relationship, the fact we are reemphasizing our amphibious screws this pretty well the special operations. so we'll just wait and see. my expectations are very positive. >> time for two more questions. i wanted to get at the issue of how you think about china, but i'll do it in a specific way in obviously with the coming summit between the president, china come united states and all the concerns about china's growing military capabilities and ongoing tensions there's a lot to talk about. i actu

unites would have looked at his online postings. they would have followedded his interest in chechnya terrorists, freedom fighters, been in closer contact with the moscow police who may have a liaison relation. there's a great many instances in which this kind of tragedy might not have happened, so i salute the boston police for its extraordinary effective spooms, but the name of the game in communities across the country is going to have to be mobilizing local police to who know the community the best to prevent these incidents from happening. thank you. [applause] >> thanks, ben, judy, chief, general, it's a pleasure to be here, and i start by congratulating you all on adl's 100. let me step back to the local to the international, and what's jihady today? where are the threats of tomorrow now visible? i think the answer is in large part. there are about 5,000 real jihads in syria, not rebels against the regime, but foreign links, this is one of the reasons i think it's been a mistake to let the syria crisis roll and grow for two years. it's been a mistake from the human tearon point of view, 80,000 dead, 4 million displaced, but from the gee dad -- jihadi point of view, it's look

unit would have at his online postings. he would have followed his interest in chechen terrorists and freedom fighters. they would've made closer contacts with moscow police, which whom they have a liaisonelationship. there are many instances in which this kind of tragedy might not have happened. i salute the boston police or its extraordinary effective response, but i think the name of the game for communities across the country is going to have to be mobilizing local police who know the community the best to prevent these incidents from happening great thank you. -- from happening. thank you. [applause] >> it is a pleasure to be here. let me step back from the local to the international and just ask for a minute, what is jihad he central today? i think the answer is in large part syria. there are about 5000 jihadis in syria. not rebels against the machine. these are one of the reasons why i think it has been a mistake to let the crisis grow for two years. it has been a mistake from a humanitarian view. but from a jihadist pointed view, this has a shia backed -- -- some of talk about going south, to israel and other hard targets. another possibility is to iraq, where you have a history

unit would have looked at his online postings. he would have followed his interest in chechen terrorists and freedom fighters. they would've made closer contacts with moscow police, which whom they have a liaisonrelationship. there are many instances in which this kind of tragedy might not have happened. oralute the boston police its extraordinary effective response, but i think the name of the game for communities across the country is going to have to be mobilizing local police who know the community the best to prevent these incidents from happening great thank you. -- from happening. thank you. [applause] it is a pleasure to be here. and what is -- let me step back from the local to the international and just ask for a minute, what is jihad he central today? i think the answer is in large part syria. is in are about 5000 jihad h syria. not rebels against the machine. these are one of the reasons why i think it has been a remiss take -- it has been a mistake to let the crisis grow for two years. it has been a mistake from a humanitarian view. pointed the jihadist shiathis is the ratio -- back three zine -- but from a jihadist pointed view, this has look with a shia backed. view some of talk