vice president marshall: yes. commissioner: my comment about the discussion principally centered around the fact that we are going to have a new chief in a matter of weeks, maybe a month or something like that, and in my own view of the optimal weight is that the new chief, who is effectively the chief executive with millions in the budget, should get a substantial amount input in terms of what the priorities should be and how he or she wants to proceed over the medium, short, medium come ashore, and long term, so the items that you mentioned, commissioner -- short, medium -- short and long term, so the items that you mentioned, pet -- mentioned, commissioner kingsley, i think each of us has a different view over what is important, and that is what i would really look to leadership from the person who is accountable for making it all happen, and i unfortunate joined the commission just after you all worked so hard, but we saw that in just that six-month period, due to evens out of our control, our agenda has chang

vice president marshall: where are we? commissioner hammer: we talked about it two weeks ago. it looks like it has been since july 2008 or august 2008. i think it has been more recently. you are right. february. it was one year ago. vice president marshall: we will take suggestions. commissioner hammer: if i could just finish that, it was frankly more in castro than in mission. i was at that meeting. in mission, it has been two years almost, 1.5 years. vice president marshall: a high- crime homicide area. commissioner hammer: we talked about that. the mission. commissioner dejesus: there are some districts we have not met in for over a year because the last couple of years, we have only met at 5 districts. there you go. maybe the richmond is a place to start, or use a combination of high crime areas as well as places we have not been to in a couple of years and perhaps give the tenant -- get lt. falvy to look at it. vice president marshall: usually, we have the third wednesday reserve for disciplinary cases.

vice president marshall.: we are injured. supervisor kim: good afternoon and welcome to rules committee, our special meeting for march 31. to my left, i have supervisor farrell and to my right, supervisor elsbernd. we only have one item we are considering today. >> the item on our agenda today is listed to go before the full board on tuesday april 12, unless otherwise stated. item one, hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending february 1, 2017, to the ethics commission. there is one seat and three applicants. supervisor kim: thank you. are all three applicants submitting their applications today? did you hear from any of the applicants? has anybody withdrawn? >> i have not received any notification, but i can check with our office to see whether or not anybody has withdrawn. supervisor kim: that would be great. we heard two weeks ago from two of our applicants, dorothy liu and allen grossman. they have already presented, and we have had a chance and opportunity to ask questions. i wonder of my colleagues would li

vice president marshall: yes. commissioner: my comment about the discussion principally centered around the fact that we are going to have a new chief in a matter of weeks, maybe a month or something like that, and in my own view of the optimal weight is that the new chief

commissioner marshall: where were we? >> may 4. the human rights commission had their meeting and asked if we could do it may 11. commissioner marshall: what is here for may 11? nothing? >> i will not be here, and i wish to be part of the conversation. commissioner marshall: anybody else? commissioner hammer? commissioner hammer: i will ask that we put it in item four, the current disciplinaryin the coure conversations, we set out to clean this up with some of the ideas that have come forward in our discussions. we can agendize for next week optimistically. we will be trying to go over it with the other parties. >> you are keeping score for next week? when we get overloaded, say something? >> it is the same issue essentially. item four will be continued until next week. they are the same thing. it is up to the president. >> commissioner marshall, at some point not next week and not necessarily until we have a new police chief, i think we should get community policing on the agenda in terms of where the commission is act and the dep

vice president marshall: item number 7. secretary lt. falvey: item number seven, to move into closed session. vice president marshall: without objection. we will move into closed session. secretary lt. falvey: item eight will be in closed session. b vice president marshall: can you call item no. 9? secretary lt. falvey: item number nine, disclosed item 8. vice president marshall: a motion? please call the next item. secretary lt. falvey: the next item is adjournment. vice president marshall.: we are injured. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i want to call to order the meeting of the entertainment commission for tuesday, march 22, 2011. do you want to call the roll? secretary: sure. [reading] commissioner roja and meko and perez are not present, but we do have a quorum. president newlin: ok, we go to public comment, where members of public comment may address the commission on items of interest to the public better within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. you had two minutes. ok, any public comment? seeing none, what i

marshall. vice president marshall: the gang homicides, that is primarily the sunnydale area? >> no, it is all over the city. it could be the western it could be the western addition, hunter's point. it's really -- >> that's what i wanted to know. >> and the nightclubs? >> yes, a few of those are nightclub related. >> you have two different components that work on these homicides. lee and her folks that go out and investigate the homicides, and then once a homicide occurs, the wheels that turn in motion on this department for most people that aren't on the police department and even for the commissioners, there say significant amount of resources applied to every run of one of these homicides. outside of the police department -- >> outside of the police department we have community efforts help us look at these. everybody does a really good job. >> commissioner kingsley? commissioner kingsley: thank you for your report, commander and lieutenant. i appreciate it. it is enlightening to see this breakdown, but also the terrific work that's being done by your unit. just a question

president marshall: thank you, chief. lieutenant militello. >> good evening, commissioners, vice president marshall, chief godown, ms. hicks. what you have in front of you is a breakdown of the year-to-date homicide statistics for 2011 and a comparison with the same year to date numbers for 2010. first, you will see that in 2011 we have had 20 homicides compared to the same -- compared to 12 in the same period in 2010. we have closed nine of those cases by arrest compared with five from 2010. this shows the tremendous work being done by the 17 investigators that work homicide and the four that were cold case. it is also indicative of the amount of work they put in durget initial hours after a homicide. you may have heard it referred to as the first 48. i could not be prouder of these individuals. the countless hours they dedicate to their cases, never giving up on them. just this last week we cleared a case from a 2006 homicide. in 2010 homicide investigators cleared a total of 14 cases from previous years. next you see c

marshall? dr. marshall: we still have this, so if you want to go down the road one more time, and say this will be it, et you know, i do not see it, and i do not have a lot of faith in it. you know, mr. hammer, if you think you can -- commissioner hammer: i cannot do anything alone. i was just suggesting a way forward. dr. marshall: go ahead. >> commissioners, if i can address a couple of your questions? the training has always been paid for by the control specialists. this last year is the first time i can remember that they gave us training at no cost. we still paid for one-third of the trade. we paid for that. this was free of charge from what we were told. we have no problems with getting additional training and paying for it ourselves. dr. marshall: ministate. i am skeptical. if you did what he said, if you came back and showed me personally that i am serious, i really want to save this, -- does that make sense? commissioner hammer: i will stop smoking. dr. marshall: [laughs] president mazzucc

commissioner marshall: where were we? >> may 4. the human rights commission had their meeting and asked if we could do it may 11. commissioner marshall: what is here for may 11? nothing? >> i will not be here, and i wish to be part of the conversation. commissioner marshall: anybody else? commissioner hammer? commissioner

marshall. this is my opening letter to the mayor. due to the blatant inappropriate and disrespectful behavior of san francisco vice- president police commissioner marshall, we appeal to you to ask for his resignation of effective immediately. as citizens and members of the public, we offer the following reasons to substantiate our arguments and concerns for the public welfare. inappropriate gestures and a lack -- their public comments is what prompted this rule of order. in 2006, his disrespect for my comrade and director of the inner-city foundation, which she asked him a simple question. during public comment address concerning a young male 14-years of age, he asked an inappropriate question following my public comment testimony. this question was a blatant attempt to discredit my testimony. on april 6, 2011, a harshly and sharply criticized him for that particular comment. marshall interrupted me her to recant his own testimony. the president quickly nudged his elbow. the reason for this, and because marshall violated the rule of

i want to thank you and turn it other to other commissioners. >> vice president marshall? vice president marshall: all i can say, if at fivers you don't succeed, try, try again, and the first time, the whole working with young people, we have that in common, so i look forward to that. glad to have you here. you've got to come on my radio and talk to the community when i ask you, but i'm sure you will, every time. welcome aboard. >> commissioner hammer. commissioner hammer: i'm a native san francis can. my parents are here, my grandfather was from here. among the many great things about you, chief, you have an incredible love and commitment to this city, you didn't take this job just for a little while. you have a commitment to san francis cans in every walk of life. the broad array of people who spoke highly to you are the entire, every corner of san francisco. that's what i think is so telling about you. so i salute your integrity and your commitment and i think the hard work begins now. you have a lot to do and the city demands a lot of you. what you do in the next weeks

ivanna romero/estudiante de "thurgood marshall" 19:47 estabamos con el el viernes, y el weekend ya seurio so este es bien, como que no es real 19:56 seis consejeros mas fueron enviados hoy al plantel para ayudarles a los jovenes a entender como pudo pasarle esto a uno de los suyos...alguien que no mostraba rastros de problemas. guillermo morales/rector preparatoria "thurgood marshall" 7:20 era un muy buen nino andy tenia muchos amigos aqui en la escuela, los maestros todos les gustaban el. 7:25 24:46 segun las autoridades el joven no vivia en esta casa, ya arrestaron a cuatro sospechosos y ahora estan en la busqueda de uno mas 24:53 segun la policia, todos los involucrados son adolescentes asiaticos, uno de los cuales residia en la vivienda.... el acusado del asesinato y de intentar provocar un incendio, tiene 15 anos de edad...los otros son sospechosos de complicidad...sobre el motivo, la policia dejo claro que no son problemas de pandillas. 32:16 el sospechoso y la victima eran amistades pero son los unicos detalles que tenemos en estos momentos 32:24 reportes periodisticos indican

on the field -- >> touchdown, brandon marshall. >> reporter: -- marshall is an elected t electrifying player, leading his team in catches last year, reaping a $50 million contract for his talents. away from the game he's been caught in troubling situations including reported domestic disputes with a previous girl friend though charges were either dropped or never filed n. 2007 while a member of the deny voluntary ver broncos he was with a teammate at a club when a disturbance unfolded. the teammate was killed in a drive-by shooting. a year later marshall was suspended by the nfl for violating its personal conduct policy. marshall was released from the hospital. his friend and fellow thankful envelope player mike sims-walker tweeted brandon will be okay and is in good spirits. adam schefter of espn adding, should make full recovery in two to three weeks. for "today," ron mott, atlanta. >>> and now here's jenna. >>> carl, thanks. now to a very talented teenager whose lip-synching music videos has made him a youtube wonder. interest his bedroom in illinois, keenan cahill has been hosting

marshall for making that insensitive comment to me. >> if i may. i did not necessarily him making the comment. the complaint to occ does haven't to be made by the individual. any citizen can make a complaint. >> you said did he make a complaint. i am a trained journalist. that was very disrespectful. i am done with that. thank you very much for having me speak that testimony. >> good evening. welcome back. >> before i start my remarks i want to acknowledge the fact that we are pleased with their commitment to address these issues. i thought it was important that we were here in the two minutes and 45 seconds i have left to give you an outline. i served the aclu for more than 25 years. i was proud to be appointed by this commission to serve on a special committee to rewrite the san francisco intelligence policies. that was a collaborative process. what we did is take best practices from four cities throughout the u.s. and crafted a policy from san francisco to meet the intelligence gathering needs of the department and also protect the first amendme

marshall? vice president marshall: what is the committee doing now? we have you can agendize to open up the purpose of the committee, but i don't see why it can't continue doing what it is doing. let the committee do what it is doing. president mazzucco: commissioner hammer, i'm getting looks from the -- that we've really gone far astray. commissioner hammer: i think it is important that we have a brief conversation about that. not that any of us stop doing what we're doing but that we're of one mind about what this commission is going to do. commissioner chan: i agree with commissioner hammer we should clarify. president mazzucco: ok. we'll put that in the agenda. let's move on to commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future commission meetings. any commission announcements? commissioner hammer: no. president mazzucco: i think we have discussed this at issue so we can look at the perceptions of the community and provide them with facts and a response to the perceptions and allegations. i think we owe it to t

the problem is the city's fire marshal said she was concerned that the new slanted streets could propose a problem fire engines trying to navigate in the event of an emergency. we caught up with a fire chief who said that the concern she doesn't share. >> i don't share that concern, very confident that studies were done this process is good to go. >> if you think in san francisco market street, at 26 t of neighborhoods where streets needed different angles and those intersections are safe. >>jonathan: she said after

the normal high is 60, and we only had 48 at artificial weather station at bwi marshall.he rain did wash the pollen of the atmosphere. -- at our official weather station at bwi marshall. some rain and snow showers will continue in the western maryland mountains. anywhere from 31 to 38 for the low around here. wins should diminish to --winds should diminish to five-50 miles an hour. as the storm moves away, another one will rapidly be moving in behind it. another round of rain and snow showers will cut across the region tomorrow afternoon. light accumulations possible in the mountains, especially above 2008. mostly this scattered rain showers for our region. a little sunshine on sunday, it will probably be the best day of the weekend for outdoor activities. more rain is moving in to the north of baltimore sunday night. this is a better scenario because the showers are developing and had a warm front which will head for new england. right now the timing looks perfect for baseball here on monday, with the warm front moving into new england and the skies clearing. we are fore

so bearing in mind the age of the field marshal, - this is all making sense. - yeah. the great thing about a vase like this is that it looks different in different light. so with natural light bouncing off it, it comes alive. it's quite magical. it starts its life, as i said, at the turn of the century. it's actually austrian, because this particular piece is almost certainly made by the lurz factory. and lurz were there making iridescent glass throughout the end of the 19th century into the 20th century. people always used to say it's poor man's tiffany, which is very unkind, because lurz were making iridescent glass before louis comfort tiffany really took it to its high point in america in the 1900s. anyway let's have a look at the piece itself, because what makes it special is it's in a nice frame. and the frame itself is german pewter, austrian pewter. and it's very organic, because this is very much an art nouveau shape. it's very much art nouveau in period. the glass itself is actually a very deep cobalt blue. the technique here is referred to as papillon glass

marshall did not trust donovan's organization to keep secrets. it that he was loose on security. in the case of the brits they get direct access and there was very close cooperation. >> where did you see yourself different from the two previous biographers? >> actually there are three biographies. the first one was ridden by corey ford. he was screened by the dawn of the family and the donovan leisure law firm and largely a he geographic portrait of donovan. the law firm headed it at the end. anthony k. brown wrote a last zero. he had access to the original, then the microphone that he had the tucked of all his files in his office and carted off to new york. he did not have access to a lot of the newer material that has come out. there is a lot of speculation on things that donovan did. when you look at the actual record it turns out it didn't happen. the other book was richard dunlop who wrote a biography around the same time in the early 80's. based largely on anecdotes are reminiscent of the former zero ss officers. as a historian or biographer with tell you, you know, and it

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commissioner marshall: i think it is important, what can we do? i am saying that because it will really send a message to the ones that are not complying. it is very important to tell the other kids, you know, the one that are doing good behavior, they don't like to be seen with the ones that are not doing good behavior. i think it will really do something good for the ones that are complying. >> at the urging of the commission, i can ask the lieutenant to call those three patrol specials and ask them to stand out until they are in compliance. -- stand down until they are in compliance. >> he has all of the historical knowledge and has been working for a year-and-a-half with the patrol specials. it was his expert in ho and his past practice where he advised me that under situations -- what ever the issue is, the individual lies within the chief of police. he prepared a meal the. after the briefing, if the chief decided to immediately revoke their ability to operate, it would be immediate contact made with the patrol specials. those were either han

i do have one in memoriam, for a 16-year-old sophomore from thurgood marshall high school. he was brutally taken away from his family. he was someone who was much loved by his friends and by his teachers. today, students at thurgood marshall high school are signing an 8 foot banner memorializing him. the banner reads, "rest in peace. we will miss you." there are not many details about this case, which is under investigation. the debt has been ruled a homicide. supervisor campos: let me begin by thanking supervisor weiner for his comments about the mpc, and reiterating his comments about merely -- about major -- about mayor lee and his role in finding a resolution that makes sure the entire city and county of san francisco is properly represented. again, thank you to the mayor for his role in continuing to promote dialogue and cooperation here at city hall. i have an item that i am introducing which is a hearing to review and discuss the comprehensive report on family violence in san francisco. this report is the second annual report released by the family violence council,

commission vice president joe marshall is on his way. commissioner dejsus? commissioner dejesus: pres ent. >> commissioner dejusus, you have a quorum. commissioner dejesus: can you call the first item? >> item one is the consent calendar to secure communities monthly audit, time of september through october 2010, and november through december 2010. there is also request of captain john joseph garrity to accept a gift of a jacket valued at approximately $150 from mr. larry sechuk, loss prevention and special operations, from macy's new york. >> i would move to accept it. what you see in front of you is probably six months of reports. >> second. >> any public comment? commissioner dejesus: any public comment on the secure communities issue. thank you. the next is the request for the captain, joseph garrity, to accept the gift jacket. >> so moved. >> second. commissioner dejesus: any public comment on that? >> i just want to applaud the captain for his suggestion of donating the jacket to a person in the tenderloin. >> i was either going to donate it in a raffl

>>jonathan: she said after meeting, she is confident the fire marshal is buying that explanation thathe streets are safe and now they will stay. on treasure island, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: the next couple of days will be similar cloud wise. because of the clouds were going to see mild temperatures to start the day tomorrow mainly in the low 50s. as we head into the afternoon is going to be warmer and yet again tomorrow. temperatures will be into the '60s nearly everywhere by the noon hour. by the afternoon, a lot of upper 60s and low '70's. here's a look at temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood. 64 san francisco, 73 now, 74 fairfield, '70s for the got the same thing inland. upper 60s for bay shores, los '70s in the south bay. 59 half moon bay. a here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, a slight chance of rain in the north bay to more morning, similar to today. where we have a steady climb of moisture right up into northern california and could dip down and click the north bay. our next chance of rain will be monday in the morning hours. very light rain under tons of an inch