fortunately for mr. hayes he was able to deflect the initial attack. and what happens is mr. s gains the upper hand in this fight. though this started as he was the victim of an assault, he quickly becomes a participant in an altercation. the officer continues to observe the scene and wait the arrival of our response teams. you see mr. hayes now has gained the upper hand in this altercation. and as the response team comes in, you see them secure the participants fairly quickly. efficiently. and they'll be headed off to segregation. >> having received treatment for minor injuries, hayes is secured back in his cell. >> you were on top of him, how -- >> there was a point you had to stop. you didn't. he was on the chair cowering from you. that's no longer an assault on you. now you're beating the hell out of him. all right. that's why you're going to see the d-board. that's what happens. >> deputies will question the other inmate who has asked not to be identified on camera. then members of the jail's disciplinary board will determine what sanctions, if any, will be handed down. >

mr. hayesulations. >> thank you very much. >> are you completely swamped with preparations? >> yes, i'm swamped. i was going to say overwhelmed. not quite overwhelmed but planning a lot of work. >> you are planning an ambition show unlike what any has done for cable. >> yes, with the timeliness of the news of the day and how far ahead we can book and multi-vocal and conversational, a lot of different voices and a lot of curiosity together and finding areas of tension and disagreement and conflict that are surprising or new or aren't the ones we rehearse everyday in our national politics. >> in all the press, which has all been good press, i would say, knock on wood, about your launch, everybody says you and i are so much alike, peas in a pod, and you having this 8:00 show, shows this. we approach how to do this work very differently. our shows will be very different. one of the reasons i like talking to you about big, difficult problems that don't have easy answers like this, i feel like you ha

hayes valley merchants. so all this time i went through all these hearings, mr. lazar was present at the hearing but left in the middle of the hearing. all he had to do was sent me an e-mail saying nothing has ever happened. as a result of that, i went back to the board of supervisors, they told me after 30 days everything is dumped into the trash can and i asked mr. lazar to recalendar the item to the board of supervisors and he refused to reintroduce the item saying it wasn't part of the resolution. this whole time sense i have been waiting for this meeting with the board of supervisors which was over a year then i asked him a question then i had to go to the task force, the first hearing he left in the middle of it. we continued it for a month and finally i believe mr. man toes did state later on that nothing has occurred. so for all that time, all he had to do was tell me that nothing had occurred and i wouldn't have even filed a compliant at the sunshine ordinance task force. all i needed was an answer and i feel that the fact that he refused to let it even

. >> secretary william hayes. >> mr. speaker, with permission i'll make a statement on the crisis in syria. the time has come to announce to the house necessary developments in our policy and our readiness to develop it further if the bloodshed continues. two years after it gans -- began, 10,000 people have died since i last updated the house in early january. that means more people have died in the first two months of this year than in the whole of the first year of the conflict. the total estimated death toll is now over 70,000 people. the regime has used scud ballistic missiles against civilian areas and there's evidence of grave human rights violations, war crimes and crimes against humanity including massacres, torture, summary executions and a systematic policy of rape and sexual violence by the regime forces and its militia. a year ago one million people needed humanitarian aid inside syria. that figure is now up to four million people out of a total population of 21 million. 40,000 people are fleeing syria each w

mr. lazar has known that answer to that question because he claims he worked with the hayes valley merchants to create this new program between the merchants and the hayes valley. he deliberately refused to give us that information within the time period required by the sunshine ordinance. it's a willful refusal. he knew it at the time and he decided not to tell us that information. it's a public information request. i don't need to ask for documents. >> yeah. mr. lazar, i have a question for you as well. >> to clarify the public comment is now close. >> public comment is closed an will not be reopened on this matter. i have a question for you. >> why did you run out on the meeting? >> this you for asking. they are correct. i was with the representative and i suffered an asthmatic attack and i had to leave. he left with me. i wrote the next day to the task force apologizing for that and they have my letter on file. >> okay. >> was the item continued to the next month? >> i believe that's what happened. >> did you attend the meeting the following month? >> no. other id the representative atte

. >> secretary william hayes. >> mr. speaker, with permission i'll make a statement on the crisis in syria. the time has come to announce to the house necessary developments in our policy and our readiness to develop it further if the bloodshed continues. two years afr it gans -- began, 10,000 people have died since i last updated the house in early january. that means more people have died in the first two months of this year than in the whole of the first year of the conflict. the total estimated death toll is now over 70,000 people. the regime has used scud ballistic missiles against civilian areas and there's evidence of grave human rights violations, war crimes and crimes against humanity including massacres, torture, summary executions and a systematic policy of rape and sexual violence by the regime forces and its militia. a year ago one million people needed humanitarian aid inside syria. that figure is now up to four million people out of a total population of 21 million. 40,000 people are fleeing syria each wee

mr. guy did, there are a number -- we've heard strong endorsements from a number of community groups. we presented three times in hayes valley neighborhood and collaborative design process with them, their letter of strong support was sent to all commissioners yesterday. in addition we have a letter of support from our neighborhood in the south, affordability community [speaker not understood], the bicycle coalition and walk san francisco have also submitted formal letters of support which i forwarded to the commission yesterday. i'm here for any questions. >> that is very quick. you should try doing voice overs for car commercials. >> moonlighting. >> thank you very much. i have one speaker card for public comment, and that's sean pearson. sean pearson? okay. sean left already. is there any additional -- public comment on this item? seeing none, commissioners, commissioner moore. >> i would like to ask, perhaps the architect, i have never seen a staff report where there are two images. one where the architect has his scheme [speaker not understood], and the department having another scheme. so, i'd like to ask the ar