traffic that is a challenge for the cars not paying attention thank you, thank you maybe commander maddox can follow-up on the parking issue. >> good evening and welcome. >> i'm a residence of the mission district in san francisco work for the city and county of san francisco i ride my bike to work everyday and also attended the federal investigation of the alex situation recently and with my husband and i know grew up in a privileged environment and have a police officer in my family and relied on the police force as a steward of community and public safety that was heartbreaking at federal courthouse and stand in sloerld with folks i came to speak about biking and vision zero and i would like to urge the force and the commission to see that smart enforcement continues and that citations are continued to be promoter to the amount of danger represented by the modes of transit and also want to add may voice as someone watching the sfpd and i know heartened to hear about the efforts but i'm concerned thank you. >> (clapping.) further public comment on items ms. brown well, welcome. >> i was

. >> go ahead chief we're not at public comment all resolution 14 plus save streets commander maddox is here. >> well commander colleagues you recall was it december of 2013 when we have we have the 78 or 7 or 8 naltdz fatalities. >> a timely girl was killed. >> a young girl killed own december 31st walking in the tenderloin but 7 people that died on the street at that time, a growing recognition more cars and beeblgz and vision zero we have a hearing at city hall the activism clear an engineering and education components but an enforcement component but enforcing the traffic law and increase the citations this is one of the areas we keep an eye on while everything else is happening and walk sf from the bicycle coalition this is one of the areas we can proliferates fatalities through effective enforcement one of the most important thing i know we have a robust agenda commander thank you for being here we require a quarterly report on enforcement. >> once we're getting ready with the power point presentation we'll be presenting the last two quarter for scheduling reasons we didn't get

. >> go ahead chief we're not at public comment all resolution 14 plus save streets commander maddox is here. >> well commander colleagues you recall was it december of 2013 when we have we have the 78 or 7 or 8 naltdz fatalities. >> a timely girl was killed. >> a young girl killed own december 31st walking in the tenderloin but 7 people that died on the street at that time, a growing recognition more cars and beeblgz and vision zero we have a hearing at city hall the activism clear an engineering and education components but an enforcement component but enforcing the traffic law and increase the citations this is one of the areas we keep an eye on while everything else is happening and walk sf from the bicycle coalition this is one of the areas we can proliferates fatalities through effective enforcement one of the most important thing i know we have a robust agenda commander thank you for being here we require a quarterly report on enforcement. >> once we're getting ready with the power point presentation we'll be presenting the last two quarter for scheduling reasons we didn't get

general james maddox. he used to be a big shot in the marine corps. someone like him? a total outsider maybe military man or maybe condoleezza rice? >> i really doubt it! the race. it's a growing scandal with the probe into two guys who did a lot of fundraising for him. it's the 2013 campaign. how much influence they had in his administration. >> several police officers and detectives have been reassigned as part of this investigation. >> his story about the two gentlemen is changing. he said he had not seen the yesterday he said he had conversations with them over 2014 but haven't had many since the beginning of 2015. >> really haven't had many conversations with him since the beginning of 2015. >> that is a lot of wiggle room. >> he is cooperating. he has hired an attorney . >> he hasn't hired an attorney yet. >> the mayor was talking to an attorney. >> the 2013 lawyer on the us attorney and said we are happy to help . we have seen the stories in the newspaper what's going on? he said, thank you for the call. >> he doesn't know much more than that. that's as far as h

. >> go ahead chief we're not at public comment all resolution 14 plus save streets commander maddox is here. >> well commander colleagues you recall was it december of 2013 when we have we have the 78 or 7 or 8 naltdz fatalities. >> a timely girl was killed. >> a young girl killed own december 31st walking in the tenderloin but 7 people that died on the street at that time, a growing recognition more cars and beeblgz and vision zero we have a hearing at city hall the activism clear an engineering and education components but an enforcement component but enforcing the traffic law and increase the citations this is one of the areas we keep an eye on while everything else is happening and walk sf from the bicycle coalition this is one of the areas we can proliferates fatalities through effective enforcement one of the most important thing i know we have a robust agenda commander thank you for being here we require a quarterly report on enforcement. >> once we're getting ready with the power point presentation we'll be presenting the last two quarter for scheduling reasons we didn't get

. >> science technology andneering at maddox -- mathematics, medicine, you don't see too many diverseulty, which is very unfortunate for students who look like me. amy: and this issue of investment and divestment. explain the companies you want stanford to stop investing in. >> so we want stanford to stop investing in the private prison industrial complex, including companies like corrections corporation of america, including geo group, and other auxiliary companies to help them to remain so robust. that whenelling maya i was a student here, are protest was too divest from families who engaged in business with south africa. it is interesting how we're still on the same arc. amy: you're not a current administration official here at stanford, you are a past one. how difficult is -- does a movement like maya's, who is teaching us, the organization, how did you find the administration responds when they get pressure from students? >> it is hard to do it as a student because the student body is transient. you're going to be here for few years and then be out. it is hard to keep omentum goi

. >> i'm keynote speaker maddox to respond to commissioner peskin questions about process we have a detailed guidelines for relocating stations and relocating them i want to be clear columbus was relocated on an emergency basis temporary moves we move them but if this is when in the location longer than 90 days we have to back up and go through the full legislation process that takes the community only will be there for under 90 days no process other than no specific legislative process other than due diligence talking to the neighborhood i understand they were consulted on that but perhaps didn't get full notification but there is a process. >> for many, many decades as chinatown has had organization that deadly with transportation chinatown trip i can give you their contact information they were definitely not consulted. >> understood. >> thanks. >> so i'll pick up on outreach and draw the presentation to a conclusion with additional comments just really quickly on where we are assistance this is the phase one of 4 phases i detailed the stages listed on the lower part of slide 6 so we've i

. >> i'm keynote speaker maddox to respond to commissioner peskin questions about process we have a detailed guidelines for relocating stations and relocating them i want to be clear columbus was relocated on an emergency basis temporary moves we move them but if this is when in the location longer than 90 days we have to back up and go through the full legislation process that takes the community only will be there for under 90 days no process other than no specific legislative process other than due diligence talking to the neighborhood i understand they were consulted on that but perhaps didn't get full notification but there is a process. >> for many, many decades as chinatown has had organization that deadly with transportation chinatown trip i can give you their contact information they were definitely not consulted. >> understood. >> thanks. >> so i'll pick up on outreach and draw the presentation to a conclusion with additional comments just really quickly on where we are assistance this is the phase one of 4 phases i detailed the stages listed on the lower part of slide 6 so we've i

. >> i'm keynote speaker maddox to respond to commissioner peskin questions about process we have a detailed guidelines for relocating stations and relocating them i want to be clear columbus was relocated on an emergency basis temporary moves we move them but if this is when in the location longer than 90 days we have to back up and go through the full legislation process that takes the community only will be there for under 90 days no process other than no specific legislative process other than due diligence talking to the neighborhood i understand they were consulted on that but perhaps didn't get full notification but there is a process. >> for many, many decades as chinatown has had organization that deadly with transportation chinatown trip i can give you their contact information they were definitely not consulted. >> understood. >> thanks. >> so i'll pick up on outreach and draw the presentation to a conclusion with additional comments just really quickly on where we are assistance this is the phase one of 4 phases i detailed the stages listed on the lower part of slide 6 so we've i

. >> i'm keynote speaker maddox to respond to commissioner peskin questions about process we have a detailed guidelines for relocating stations and relocating them i want to be clear columbus was relocated on an emergency basis temporary moves we move them but if this is when in the location longer than 90 days we have to back up and go through the full legislation process that takes the community only will be there r under 90 days no process other than no specific legislative process other than due diligence talking to the neighborhood i understand they were consulted on that but perhaps didn't get full notification but there is a process. >> for many, many decades as chinatown has had organization that deadly with transportation chinatown trip i can give you their contact information they were definitely not consulted. >> understood. >> thanks. >> so i'll pick up on outreach and draw the presentation to a conclusion with additional comments just really quickly on where we are assistance this is the phase one of 4 phases i detailed the stages listed on the lower part of slide 6 so we've ide

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. >> with her family business she was able to buy maddox his very own bike. >> so happy this summer takingwesome. >> it gets better. the community is now raising must money to get another adaptic bike for a little girl in the neighborhood. >>> you're gonna have to join me later for some lunch. i'll be waiting for you. you have have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >> i'm keynote speaker maddox to respond to commissioner peskin questions about process we have a detailedes for relocating stations and relocating them i want to be clear columbus was relocated on an emergency basis temporary moves we move them but if this is when in the location longer than 90 days we have to back up and go through the full legislation process that takes the community only will be there for under 90 days no process other than no specific legislative process other than due diligence talking to the neighborhood i understand they were consulted on that but perhaps didn't get full notification but there is a process. >> for many, many decades as chinatown has had organization that deadly with transportation chinatown trip i can give you their contact information they were definitely not consulted. >> understood. >> thanks. >> so i'll pick up on outreach and draw the presentation to a conclusion with additional comments just really quickly on where we are assistance this is the phase one of 4 phases i detailed the stages listed on the lower part of slide 6 so we've identified