supervisors thank you for the opportunity to present on all our work of vision zero so as command maddox dominated a lot of dictated that sfpd collect a key component is the evaluation of preservation activities in the city those four goals are listed in our two year action strategy the first are no way to expand the transbay monitoring for targeting and monitoring elevating data and as supervisor kim mentioned development of a comprehensive injury surveillance system i was hired on in december we'll be piloting the transportation related injuries vanes bends of this year and finding it to be added to transbay also to expand evaluation targeting the resources and looking at employee and post data collection for key initiatives and tracking the progress of the interventions also to expand the web presence for transparency accountabilities and monitoring and tracking of impact of the interventions so the police department is a valuable and key partner they're a lead agency with within vision zero and as seen in command maddox presentation they hold two part of transportation data that help

. >> thank you commander maddox following ali the transition was well done i can speak on behalf of the people that can't speak for themselves but keeping this focused and the data together is a smooth transition you got yourselves to speed so thank you and i don't know if there is anything from the constructive critics among us (laughter) thank you that is frisbee from the bicycle coalition. >> thank you and happy bike to work everyone chief thank you and i do want to start by saying and hope not to be the biggest critic but the biggest chore leader in the past few months from the bicycle coalition some wonderful support address enforcement around people driving in the bike lands on the street and appreciate those safety concerns not only have we noticed it but poem across san francisco noticed it my in box gets covered with photos of police officers and combinations of other things you saw a thorough presentation from the members we appreciate it and take a moment for the commission thank you for having us as an agenda item and commissioner president loftus for your leadership but hav

thank you very much commander maddox for this enforcement it is important for dissolutions i serve to represent public safety needs of seniors and people are disabilities the one fatality that occurred as far this year was in the richmond district under the richmond police station and how can we coordinate krufks awareness in the data of where enforcement is needed and encouraged in that district since that is a high percentage of seniors that own property in the richmond both in district 6 and district 4 a high number of seniors own property we need to have a constructive impediment to insure that the enforcement is being carried out and conceptually counterfeited for seniors and people with exact date we have right there at the intersection of geary and awe computer the new 8 years the aging facility how do we coordinate on geary street only a crosswalks not a light it is important for seniors and they're what is described in several plans executive directors on public safety vision zero and the better streets plan seniors are vulnerable pedestrians along with people of exact date a

support of police commission and the work ahead thank you, supervisor. >> thank you again, i'm ann maddoxhe commander lee is on the mta we are tasked with traffic and transportation and our commitment to vision zero we have an education component in january of this year i'm sure you're aware of we issued a department web so we issued a department wide sfpd bicycle coalition to get officers to be more aware of traffic fatalities coalitions involving bicycles and pedestrians official goal to reduce all collisions and by 2024 to eliminate traffic relayed fatalities in the city again educate ourselves and today 80 percent of our department views the - it's not a hundred percent hundred percent is not working hundred percent of the time and officers on disabled or again as a department ear challenged by technology that is required in the dvd and to acknowledge through the computer you've seen it that hundred percent it took place but 80 percent is a good number and after that video came out we realized to the advocates they can attach it to their website as well not long after we released that

. >> thank you, madam chair commander maddox thank you for the presentation and really gathering this data and taking vision zero to so seriously it is terrific i want to raise an issue with you i know it is a broken record that's double parking nermentz of what been haepd around double parking enforcement we had a hearing and we heard from sfmta the double parking enforcement is declining this is disappointing i know that the mta is going to be coming back soon what a plan in terms of how to wrap up double parking i'm curious to know whether the police department is it is much, much easier for the police department to enforce double parking instead of sfmta but maybe both did not have an important role to play and double parking plays in vision zero, of course, double parking is a huge problem with muni reliability but a lot of double parking takes place in bicycle lanes it forces bikes into traffic and reduce the viability if you can give us an update with the biking authority. >> right now. >> yep. >> i didn't put it into operation but after that hearing i put out a message as a pr

. >> i see the commander maddox he's no traffic and i brought it up i heard last night a interview withhe director of salt lake city on traffic they have a great program wide sidewalks and two traffic lights one for the bikes and one for the cars i licensed to that and said that is brilliant i'll make a left to right turn and the bikes go first, the cars go second i listened to them and call in to k go and told commander maddox she said i didn't think about that i said call salt lake city i hope she does on to other issues 20 homicides year to date and oakland has thirty and new york 313 and la hundred and 41 not bad commander bradenton said i'll make it 2 hundred homicides next year you go bay boy you go boy a lot of good things are going on i know sometimes negative things go on but i'm connected to a lot of people on the social network i'll be can defended we'll text each other and talk about everything and there's a lot of things right now which ms. hicks i didn't see a breakdown of containment from the black community clyde you know you can't direct conversations to anyone. >> what

. >> maddox said he was exposed to a burn pit in afghanistan. there's a toyota with battery, seats, tires gallon drums of i don't know what. at 41 years old he had to responder. >> the e.p.a. says burning trash is bad, and so does every environmental agency for every state in the union. >> reporter: we spoke to other contractors who believe missions from burn pits made them sick, costing them their careers. many have not been able to get examination for their illnesses. they have to rely on private insurance or a federal compensation programme that they say usually rejects their claims. the insurance company that covers maddox paid part of his bills, telling him there wasn't enough evidence to link his injuries to burn pit. >> they weren't hit by enemy fire, they come home, but within months they die from cancer. completely preventible. it's heart-breaking. >> reporter: susan bourke is a baltimore-based lawsuit, leading a lawsuit against the contract yore hired to get -- contractor hired to get rid of base. she says kdr need to foot the bill for

. >> colleagues as commander maddox if you want to get set up i'll do the brief introduction colleagues as you recall in may who were hear this commission passed a safe streets that laid out the exempting commitment to the acknowledgment that the dedicate are happening in the pedestrians and inherently preventive from accident to collision and look at the data driven approach to make sure we're doing everything we can for the opportunity for the department to update us with the idea we were just with the land use committee what was it monday commander? yesterday i don't know we were it was monday and the idea that a policeman can be realistic and researchers is dmroiltd dloilthd curling we need to keep an eye on the numbers to make sure we're seeing better results to make sure our streets are safer i want to recognize nicole from walk sf and the bike coalition in advance of the presentations we go over the data it is a great that project sponsor >> commander maddox. >> commissioners, i have a power point presentation and commissioner president loftus stole my first slide. >> in 201335 p

george maddox never did that. finally, any other individual which the member knows -- not should know -- or suspect or infer, has a distinct interest in influencing the legislative process. not just someone who has an interest financially in the outcome. not at all. somebody that you know has a direct interest in influencing the outcome of the legislative process. that sets that individual apart from the general public. that was not the case with george maddox. so he had no direct interest in legislation, that anybody could define. we have motions before the committee to set that aside. set aside that presumption that the man had a direct interest. only thing they have suggested is 1986, his son borrowed money from a savings-and-loan to build a shopping center. totally apart from any investments that maddox had anything to do with. in 1987, the lending institution had to close. the year that betty was employed was 1981 to 1984 he could not have known, 1980 one and 1984, that his son was gone to borrow money in 198

let me see. >> that's maddox. >> oh, look, he's sleepy. >> he falls asleep in the weirdest places.s the small things that keep connected with him. >> that's wonderful. you've got so much to live for, lady. >> i know. >> you're doing well. >> he's what keeps me going. >> i'm just so glad that you're looking at your life the way you are looking at it. i pray that you have hope because that's such a big thing in your life. and making changes isn't easy. but it's so worth it. >> oh, absolutely. >> and you deserve it. and you can really sort of go forward and not only forward in your faith, but forward knowing that you can make it. because being in here is no place to be. shall we pray before you go? >> okay. >> lord, this is your child. this is krystle and you love her. and we want to pray for her and send her forward in faith. i feel it went very well. it was a good call to have her down because she certainly is just going through some pretty deep sorrow. give us patience, understanding and love. amen. >> amen. >> god bless you. keep you safe. i'm here if you need me. >> thank you. >>

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>> i'll preface by saying i cannot talk about the way the sfpd handles that i know that commander maddox is about looking at not just the 5 citywide but the 5 that are the most important to the district getting the commander district to focus on pedestrians or speeding also sharing data a lot of data of the collisions and trying to make sure that pd and municipal transportation agency are working for the same underscores the map is under scoring the targeted improvement. >> thank you that's helpful i know that is there is only so much we can do when it involves another agency i hope we continue to show how important every time there's a fatality in the city it hits us incredibly hard to see that type of behavior and the enforcement is it not where it needs to be is hard i know money are working hard in those agencies i encourage us to keep up the pressure on that. >> members of the public. >> yes. one member of the public has stated an interest in addressing you herbert wiener. >> herbert wiener. >> herbert wiener. >> vision zero or zero vision that's the question that comes across my mi

will continue we're happy to see a reduction this year and the facilities, of course as commander maddox said one is two of but we're reaching our goals citywide it is great we have such a cross section of stakeholders where our city departments and police department and communities working to make vision zero a reality and thank you to the members of this committee they've been huge champions and i don't know if the president wants to make closing comments. >> i want to say thank you. >> thank you for your leadership and pushing with the department and that's it thank you. >> supervisor kim would you like to file this item or inform continuance. >> motion to file. >> all right. motion to file unanimously accepted by this committee thank you m call item 4. >> item 4 a hearing to review the dispopulation of van ness and requesting the department to report. >> supervisor kim is requesting this item just one minute. >> thank you very much madam chair and colleagues for thank you for the opportunity to have a hearing on this item this is something i called for simply to have a report and dis

brian levester who was signed just a few days ago. 1-0, vancouver and ball on a string for brian maddox blasts one past levester. union take it on the chin 3-nil. it was prom night for emilio ocho. this is a picture he tweet back in january. hanna del monte, a fan from virginia reached out to otto to ask if she would accompany her to her prom. not really a little girl he agreed, if hanna reached 10,000 retweets, which she had no prok doing, taking dare of that in just a few hours. that's sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. >>> at 5:57 on this sunday we continue to follow breaking news in philadelphia. three teens are shot one of them is critical. nbc 10's jesse gary is live at one of the crime scenes on south street. jesse? >> reporter: new information for you this morning rosemary. that person you mentioned who was critical, they've been updated to stable condition. we'll talk about where these victims were hit and the search for the suspect, coming up after the break. >>> all right. we're waking to a very mild morning. temperatures mainly in the mid- to upper 60s. also

committed suicide because he was so ashamed of what was coming down on his family by sharpton and maddoxut they get away with it. jesse jackson gets away with it. since lyndon johnson put in his war on poverty, i do not know how many times of dollars has been spent on the black community. and they have not gone anywhere. it has gotten worse and worse and worse. host: what do you think is the long-term solution? caller: a balanced situation where the black family has to be brought back. fathers have to be put back into the situation. you have black on black crime which, of course, you tell us in the media -- and i'm not picking you up. host: i understand. caller: don't bring up that there are murders and washington d.c., in chicago, in baltimore, in every city in this country. black on black crime. host: which creates that cycle of poverty. caller: the cycle of poverty is created by ease of getting from the government what you need. there's welfare and everything else. so there is no necessity to work, to do the righ tthing. host: my point is if you grow up in a single-family without a fa