captain mahoney, welcome. would you like to add anything to it? >> no. just what we talked about i know in the past, the j.p.a. is structured so that there are 19 separate seats on this j.p.a. it takes 10 cities or counties, whichever, to decide on the j.p.a. for it to be functional. there are a number of decisions that need to be made at the first meeting of the j.p.a. directors. such as who will be secretary, who will be the fiscal agent. who will be attorney staff for review and all that. it's an excellent opportunity for san francisco to be -- get in on the first steps of this and maybe make some of those decisions. and possibly get some of the funding for those positions to the city and county if we decide to be the fiscal agent. since we have two seats there, the recommendation that i have is that we move cautiously but quickly in getting on to this j.p.a. >> i -- commissioner mirkarimi: i would agree, so far to date it's been our role in the area, through the grants we have been the ones assigned to farm out those particular grants to other jurisd

she was upset, and captain mahoney help her clean that up. he asked to be excused, they did not know where he went, and he came back 10 minutes later with the exact same cup of coffee for her assistance, so he is now in tremendous standing with supervisor cohen's office. none of us are surprised because he is always the gentleman. those are the captains of the stations. i am happy to bring all of the station captains, if you want, to put names to faces. >> the photographs will be on the website with each station, right? >> the art already, online. president mazzucco: great, thank you, chief. any questions? >> could you announce the time the date of the community policing form? >> i don't have the date and time but i could get that to the commissioner straightaway. also, my staff is working on right now using the model we had used before to convene the community meeting around last night's shooting, as close as possible to buena vista east or the shooting took place, so to speak to the community, give them the status of the investigation. anyb

she was upset, and captain mahoney help her clean that up. he asked to be excused, they did not know where he went, and he came back 10

to hear comments from the public and ingleside station captain daniel mahoney concerning public protections issues in the ingleside district. president mazzucco: great, thank you. commissioners, i know that last week we discussed a status report regarding compliance and the patrol specials. the status report in a similar vein regarding the police reserve program. we can have a brief report on that next week, that would be great. commissioners qwes? is there any public, regarding line item 3 a, b, c, or d? >> commissioners, good evening once again. i have one, and it is brief. i have made several requests over the past number of months to the occ on documentation related not only to my complaint but also a racial breakdown of all the complaints and multiple complaints against police on both sides of the fence, and i have yet to get any documents from occ related to any of that. my complaint at the sec went nowhere -- my complaint at the occ went nowhere for nine months. second, i will not make a racial case out of this because i don't think it is racially biased, but the mere fact the invest

commander daniel mahoney, chief of the operations staff. commander daniel lazard, chief of investigations. this is a time when we stop and offer special members of the police department. these are members who have distinguished themselves through their bravery and dangerous situations. it is important to note one of the criteria for the medal of honor this one failed to -- failure to take such action would lead to center. these are actions above and beyond call of duty. at this time, i would like to invite the chief of police, cheif gascon, to come up here and speak. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. this is a special moment in policing movie get to celebrate the incredible acts of bravery by the men and women in our department. before i say a few words about these incredible men and women sitting in the front, i want to thank their families. your support, day in and day out, or caring, companionship, your ability to talk to your loved ones as they are going through difficult times -- i was going to say men and women, but today we hav

he came in and met the commanding officer and myself, captain mahoney. and we did have a brief conversation in regards to his business plan. and what our main concern is, is the security plan. just to bring some issues and concerns that engle side has, number one, there's a family school located at mission street which provides care or education for children between four months and five years, which is approximately 371 feet away. there's a planned parenthood located at 1650 mission. i'm sorry, valencia, which provides services to both youth and teens, which is approximately 1,056 feet away. and then there's another, the co-op dispensary located on 29th street, which is approximately 1,500 feet away. and also the expressed concerns of some of the area residents in regards to the opposition which you guys already were -- they were loitering, bringing people in, so on and so forth. so having said that, if the planning commission does decide to approve this application, i'm respectfully requesting if it is within your authority to stipulate that the applica

to meet with the public, hear comments from the engle side station captain daniel mahoney. president mazzucco: is there public comment regarding line items 2 a, b, c and d. ms. growth. >> good evening, my name is barbara growth, still a proud resident of san francisco before the taxes will possibly squeeze the older people out from living in this fine city. i would like to request that everybody realizes that the police department was not born yesterday. they have been a very dedicated crew, even though i've got a rap sheet compliments of my ex-husband with his creative notification to the local district police station crew. because he happened to transfer there as a civilian employee. but i would think it would be very nice if we had retired police captains sitting in on the police commission instead of just lawyers who seem to feel they're smarter than the average everyday police officer. why is the police officer to be considered stupid just because he puts his life on the line for the public of this fine city? i don't understand that. i am a former police captain secret

the chief gets a lot of credit, as does captain mahoney, who worked diligently to make sure that most of these questions have been answered before tonight's hearing. i want to thank them for their hard work and think the chief for making quick, good decisions. the other thing that came up, there is concern about what took place at the airport. i think we should make clear the police department has absolutely no jurisdiction whatsoever over the tsa. that is not something that comes within our jurisdiction. i want to make that clear. i want to thank everybody for their hard work. this was all accomplished thanks to the hard work of the aclu, the law caucus, and the human rights commission. with that in mind, we can move forward with the hearing. >> thank you, my name is michael sweet, and i am chair of the human rights commission. i think the police commission for sharing their regular meeting time with us and for everyone to join us, i want to take a second to recognize that we have been joined by a number of additional members of the human rights commission. they have joined us a sens

we will see captain mahoney. anything would you like to talk about for our future agenda? >> i should have asked the chief -- maybe i should have done that then. it sparked something in me. tell me if it's out of order andky do it next time. maybe -- at some time is it possible to announce the new captains maybe at a commission meeting? we sort of stumble on that when you get e-mails -- there's a new captain out here! that would be great if maybe you can do that, if possible, announce it here. >> sure. we had a bit of movement so i think it would be appropriate to present the new lineup, if you will, sure. >> ok, great. president mazzucco: that's a great idea actually. any further comments from the commissioners or recommendations? we'll now move into public comment regarding line item 3s a, b or c. chief's report, o.c.c. director report and commissioner reports. any public comment regarding these three reports? >> good evening, my name is barbara grove, resident of san francisco with a friendly reminder that this city has been established in the early 1800's. police depar

to meet with the public, hear comments from the engle side station captain daniel mahoney. president mazzucco: is there public comment regarding line items 2 a, b, c and d. ms. growth. >> good evening, my name is barbara growth, still a proud resident of san francisco

we will see captain mahoney. anything would you like to talk about for our future agenda? i should have asked the chief -- maybe i should have done that

they say the 17-year-old good samaritans chased 18-year-old joshua a hoeny after he -- mahoney after he grabbed a woman's purse on saturday, around 3:15 in the morning. police say they held him until the police arrived. the victim was a german tourist and her purse was returned without anything missing. >>> the south unified school district has a problem with upcoming graduation ceremonies. about 30 students have been invited to attend even though they have yet to require the credits. some say this is wrong and there will be a meeting at 7:00 to discuss this issue. >>> workers have been locked out of their jobs at wood lawn since the owner proposed a lockout. now -- now, the cuts would lower some of the employees' pay to $15 an hour. >>> 7:07. we want to check in, once again, with sal. see what's happening on the roads. sal, are you putting your hand up? >> i have all of my gadgets and they can be a little loud. i have to turn them down. >> traffic is busy if you are driving around the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is going to be delayed for about 10 minutes getting into

john mahoney is coming up in an episode and carl reiner and don rickles is coming up.you name dropper you -- >> i know what's good for you. >> yes, you do. let's play a clip. "hot in cleveland." to give people an idea of what they can expect in the new season. >> okay. >> here it is. >> you shouldn't be in prison. you're like a million years old. >> you have two people who can stand you. you won't find that anywhere else. >> i'm trying to help you, you is to be born old frump talk. >> i'm trying to help you -- >> i love valerie's expression. there's one episode this weekend that i saw where you had the hot for robert redford. and so through the whole show, you're trying to find him. anybody else leading man that you would like to have on the program. you mentioned a few already. >> i would like to have john back. steve lawrence, i would like to have him back. and george clooney, we wouldn't turn down. we'll make due with almost anybody. >> tom selleck, perhaps? >> oh, yes, tom selleck. oh, yes. i won't even try to get him to shave his mustache. >> you're so busy. we re