moore has become a very high-maintenance inmate.ng our staff in a position where they have to recognize a person in crisis. people like sergeant merman have that training and ability to get in there and resolve it before it gets to the crisis state. >> we've informed everybody on all four shifts that she's on weight management. everything that happens with that cell regarding food needs to be documented, how much she received on canteen, missing items, everything. so, we're taking all precautions to make sure she does not declare a silent hunger strike. >> moore's change in appearance since her most recent mug shot also poses a potential security issue. >> dee dee? >> that could be an escape risk, god forbid she gets away from us. the photograph says it's blond, but really she's a brunette, so that is a high security risk. most of our inmates who stay a long time have appearance adjustments throughout their stay. we definitely want to get an update on their mug shot. >> moore, you know we're taking you down to booking right now beca

commissioner moore: thank you. i appreciate the explanation that some of the units were not compliant by size. the architect explain how he adjusts unit sizes -- that was not arbitrary shifting around of units to achieve larger or very small units. it was really following what the code requires these days. >> i cannot speak to the building code requirements. >> as part of the over-the- counter permit, the planning department verified all of that. commissioner antonini: i think this is a fairly simple thing. obviously, we have one formula retail use replacing another and much better use with the improvements made to the ground floor. i appreciate all the other things we went into. this is exactly the kind of thing i talk about frequently, the ability to operate hazardous buildings. unfortunately, a fire was necessary to make this possible. if you look at the renderings of some of the exterior parts of the building, particularly the windows on the west side, which are being done to match those on the north elevation,

commissioner moore? >> moved to approve items four and six as described. >> second. >> ok. >> the city attorney has suggested that we make sure that the -- the requests we're speaking on item number five that those speakers understand that they do indicate that they're opposed to the project that when they come to speak they have pulled us off the consent calendar. and i'm not sure who they are. you might want to call their names again. >> nancy grip ler and -- >> you want to pull that item off consent? >> so we're going to -- >> do you want us to pull the item off consent so that you can speak to the item? thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners a motion on the floor for items four and six for approval as proposed on that motion commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? >> moore? >> aye. >> commissioner antonini >> aye? those a'ms have been approved as proposed. you're not at commissioner's questions and matters. item number eight is consideration of draft minutes from your regular meetin

commissioner moore? commissioner moore: the comments expressed in the previous case and in this case are similar. those should be the answers given by the commission, in the addition to the ability to follow up with at&t. the installation of the things we are discussing at the moment are not regulated by the city, nor are the regulated by this commission. federal guidelines are there to ensure that proper health standards regarding radiation are being observed. for you personally, and i do understand your personal anxiety, the follow up with at&t that was suggested to the previous speakers are available to you as well. i would suggest you contact or speak to the at&t representative in the room to set up the follow up at the time when it is appropriate. commissioner antonini: i have a question for mr. hammond or their representative. maybe mr. hammond would be better. i noticed that we are going to be removing, as part of this installation, the antenna that was originally approved in 1998. maybe you can t

chief moore tells nbc bay area he knows they are frustrated specifically about pay, and chief moore says he is working to get them more money. he spoke to damian trujillo about the issue and clearly he's taking it in stride. >> i'm not going anywhere. >> how do you fix this? >> it is depends. we'll see what happens on tuesday. >> reporter: other officers say they are pleased with the chief's job performance and that 18 months he served he had his work cut out for him over the last year and a half with the growinging homicide rate, he has been criticized for traveling too much and spending too much time away from his city. to be clear, today's meeting will address whether or not to take this vote of no confidence to the full membership. so today if they vote no the entire issue will be dropped altogether. live in san jose, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> right now we'll tell you today is national night out. law enforcement across the bay area once again hosting events to try to crack down on crime. san francisco police will be at the boys and girls club at 3:00 today, a national nigh

they decide against this, and chief moore is off the hook. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> budget cuts now taking a serious toll on safety in the bay area communities. average response times for firefighters have increased by more than a half minute after last month's fire station closures in east contra costa county. according to the chief in some cases the delay has been up to five minutes. both dangerous and potentially deadly. stations were closed july 1. in june the average response time was 6 minutes 34 seconds. in july it increased to 7 minutes 10 seconds. >> 6:10. you already bring your own bag to the store. will you have to start bringing up the are wear. >> and a bay area golden girl going for the 3-peat in london. >> and one of the favorite icons on your iphone may disappear. >> welcome back everyone. 6:13. time for a quick check on the top stories. a three-alarm fire at the refinery in richmond is out but plant workers letting a small fire burn to bend the pressure. chevron says the air is now in fact safe and a shelter in pl

moore will you give us your opening statement? >> thank you your honor. thank you members of the jury. i would like to start by saying that i believe this trial is a farce and a miscarriage of justice. i work for "the wall street journal" so of course i'm going to defend wall street. i would submit that our defense your honor boils down to this. it is the wrong people and the wrong institutions that are being put on trial here this afternoon. now let me start by saying, by making some admissions about some of the mistakes that were made by wall street. we are all angry about what happened in 2008 and 2000 the massive losses. we are all angry at the excesses of wall street and i will acknowledge the fact that mr. frank made that there was excessive paid to ceos, that there were parties held by many of the members of wall street, that there were criminals and crooks like bernie madoff, by the way they are in jail like they belong. but i think it's important to understand that wall street plays an incredibly constructive role for our economy. in fact i would

stephen moore, the defending attorney. mr. moore is the distinguished member of "the wall street journal" editorial board and author of several books. rich states, poor states, return to prosperity, how america can regain its economic superpower status. he received his ma from george mason university, he is a strong advocate of the flat tax, social security privatization and free trade. he is considered one of the premier supply side economists in the united states. mr. moore, will you give us your opening statement? >> thank you, your honor. >> very good. >> thank you, members of the jury. i would like to start by saying that i believe that this trial is a farce and a miscarriage of justice. i work for the wall street journal so, of course, i'm going to defend wall street. i would submit, and our defense, your honor, boils down to this: that it is the wrong people and the wrong institutions that are being put on trial here this afternoon. now, let me start by saying, by making some admissions about some of the mistakes that w

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commissioner moore: can i ask you a question? i think we talked about the adjoining building, and i am not trying to put you on the spot, but have there been any discussions between you and the adjoining owners about how to resolve these adjacencies? >> we have done virtually nothing on that. our focus was on the tower. as was noted earlier, they jackhammer of all the exterior of the thing. they just hung those ugly panels on it. what i would like to do -- i do not know whether the owners would want to do it. we will see. we are certainly going to look at that. whatever happens here, it has to work with the tower. we will have to work on that. right now, it is totally up in the air. commissioner moore: we hope the taller buildings will fit into a context, and everybody else will participate in that discussion. i myself do not have any idea as to whether that facade could be reconstituted. i am not even sure that would be appropriate. >> we did have j. turnbull look at that. it does not work, unfortunately. it has been jackhammere

commissioner moore: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. vice president wu: aye. president fong: aye. >> the motion passed unanimously. president fong: we will take a 5 minute, 10 minute break here. >> the commission is taking a 10 minute recess. thank you. >> item 14, amending the san francisco planning code by repealing existing bicycle parking requirements, adding new sections. >> good afternoon, commissioners. the item before you today is initiation of the bike parking legislation. for the public benefit, the hearing does not include substantive discussions, but seeks approval for an adoption at a later date. we request to consider this item for adoption on september 28. this legislation is coming after the adoption of the bike plan in 2009. it is an implementation arm of our general plan. the major components of this legislation are increasing and expanding bike parking requirements for multiple use categories, requiring class one and class to parking. class 1 is secure and whether -- secure and weatherproof. class two is highly visible. there are other requi

around 6:00 we're told chief chris moore will also be here. i'm damian trujillo. >>> police announced they made an arrest in a recent homicide. michael paul howard is accused in the deadly stabbing at an east san jose story on tuesday. we learned howard was in court today in connection with another incident in june. in that case he brandished a weapon and interfering in a police officer. the victim was 22-year-old juan munoz. he was stabbed to death at safeway. it was equipped with surveillance cameras. investigators say gang activity has officially been ruled out an motive, but they aren't saying what the motive may have been. minute ago a spokesman for the family told us they had nerve heard of the suspect and feel munoz may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time. the crime was the city's 31st homicide of the year. >>> new safety improvements are a sad reminder of a back-to-school tragedy on the peninsula. the city engineers says l.e.d. lights are on the crosswalk. this is the first day of school for the school district. last year a

mcnamara says it bothers him to see moore go through something similar.e insists moore's officers should not blame him for the police crisis. >> privately i can tell you he feels that these cuts have been disastrous for the police department, but it's not up to him. it's up to the people that get elected to decide how many cops there are. >> he also gave his opinion about the idea of bringing in the chp to help patrol the city. he said it's not a solution, but a distraction. >> a teenage driver accused of killing a concord man and his daughter will be a18ed in juvenile court. david rosen is charged with two counts of vehicular manslaughter in the death of solaiman nuri and his 9-year-old daughter hadessa. it happened in april. police say rosen was speeding when he swerved his escalade and struck nuri and his two daughters who were riding bikes. 12-year-old hannah nuri suffered minor injuries. the familyç wants rosen who wa 17 and uninsured at the time of the accident, to be charged as an adult. >> just in this morning, the man behind last year's deadly b

they say jobs had been cut and layoffs increased during moore's tenure.a department spokesman claims moore is doing everything he can under the restrictions he faces. >>> tonight will be the 29th annual national night out when communities step out to fight crime this year more than 37 million are expected to participate. oakland has one of the largest events in the nation this is video from last year, mayor quan, chiefs of police and fire and other leaders will visit around the city tonight, a record number. several other national out events or night out events will be taking place throughout the bay area we have a list on the website abc7news.com look under see it on tv. >>> will they have good weather? >>> upper 60s, low 70s, definitely a nice night probably one of the nicer ones to be outside it is going to get hot and the heat will linger during the evening some fog across san francisco going to have zero effect on our weather. poor air quality to talk about i'll show you when in the forecast. >>> if you didn't catch him yesterday, we'll tell you wher

the motion was made by commissioner moore. on a motion to recuse -- [calling roll] thank you. mr. president. president fong: i will propose we move this to september 6. i will direct remove this item to september 6. >> this is moved to september 6 at the direction of president fong. to move forward we are now at the directors' report. president fong: the only item i wanted to bring to your attention was the memo from kong tom desanto giving you an outline of the proposed budget. it was essentially the mayor's budget was somewhat minor reductions that were approved by the board related to temporary salaries and professional services contracts. the budget proposed by the mayor, which was somewhat larger than what you look that originally was largely approved by the board of supervisors. the only other thing is because the board is on presort -- recess there was no board of directors report this week. thank you. >> no board of appeals report this week either. with that, we can move on to general public comment. at this time, members of the public may address you on any item that is u

commissioner moore: i thank you for your update. the owner -- >> there is no intent at this time but they're trying to provide life safety upgrades for the assembly use. there was discussion about the bank teller counter. the planning staff has come up with a compromise to keep portions of that so that they can provide a large assembly space, and they felt that this was a very reasonable compromise. >> and forever young -- those are uses in the buildings that are hard to manage? this sounds like a very appropriate way of going through this. >> thank you. >> commissioners, before we go further, all of the surrounding the door, you create a fire hazard. i need you to move over to the other side of the room, or find a seat, if there is one available. thank you. commissioners, this is the 15- minute general public comment category, where members of the public can talk about things that fall within the jurisdiction with regard to agenda items. each member of the public may address you for three minutes each. i do not have any speaker car

they say jobs had been cut and layoffs increased during moore's tenure.department spokesman claims moore is doing everything he can under the restrictions he faces. >>> tonight will be the 29th annual national night out when communities step out to fight crime this year more than 37 million are expected to participate. oakland has one of the largest events in the nation this is video from last year, mayor quan, chiefs of police and fire and other leaders will visit around the city tonight, a record number. several other national out events or night out events will be taking place throughout the bay area we have a list on the website abc7news.com look under see it on tv. >>> will they have good weather? >>> upper 60s, low 70s, definitely a nice night probably one of the nicer ones to be outside it is going to get hot and the heat will linger during the evening some fog across san francisco going to have zero effect on our weather. poor air quality to talk about i'll show you when in the forecast. >>> if you didn't catch him yesterday, we'll tell you where

commissioner moore: i am generally supportive of what is in front of us. i have one question and that is to the mayor's office of housing. does the housing trust fund also have a set aside for small site acquisitions? >> the housing trust fund in and of itself does not. the inclusion dairy program -- inclusionary program, a 10% of the fees collected through the program are set aside for small site acquisition. we're in the process of researching how to implement that and it is the intent of the mayor's office of housing to create a small size program in by the inclusion very fees collected by the office or the housing trust fund. >> i am encouraged by your answer. i hope you will also look at the site size in order to generate the most for the buck. this is too small to generate the maximum number of units not just by zoning but by dimension and existing rules. i hope that you will find not only the idealized prototype of housing but also make sure the size -- side is conducive for getting the most for the lease. >> we're looking at both those issues in de

>> i have tremendous confidence in chief moore. i'm sorry. i'm disappointed but have i the utmost confidence that he is a professional and will continue to work with all of the stake holders even those turning their backs on him. >> we can tell you other officers tell us it's only a small fraction of officers who want more hours. >> bike riders getting a break on b.a.r.t. will it help or hurt your commute. >> some stanford logic behind the olympic magic. how it may impact the weekend's big events. >> a judge says no movie clips in court. >> 6:12. time for a quick hook at today's top stories a. high-speed chase led chp officers through four counties. the chase started in pittsburg and concord where the driver's tire was flattened and sheered off by spike strips. >> a south bay realtor will be in court on monday actually, answering to charges she ran an elaborate ponzi scheme. investigators say jill silvey convinced investors to loan money to homeowners in exchange for monthly interest payments. she is accused of pocketing that and s

i am impressed as commissioner moore was. the fact that this will go to charitable organizations. will they have oversight over the management of the operation? will they have a resident manager who is responsive to them as far as complaints or problems that might occur? >> the group that we're working the closest with for oversight and developing a program will be -- aguilas. you have heard from staff members and board members. you have heard from the executive directors of the lgbt center and shanti. we want to make sure that our outreach goes deep in terms of the affordability. those folks that may not be able to afford the medical marijuana will have access to it. through those efforts will also have a board of directors that we hope to draw members from each of these organizations to help mismanage the collective. there will be different ways in which oversight will be provided. commissioner antonini: thank you. i am impressed by this and my concern is this is a little different from all the other mcd's we have had. they are for-profit organizations that are run by the owners

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