mr. stevenson mentioned we had concerns about the methodology and wanted to make sure your capturing everything with the 2014 data and nothing was omitted there's a few various open-minded questions the consultant is looking at but we feel we're very close to finishing up the analysis and targeting the next week to have a final draft report sent over to the controller's office as well as to dbi for review and so in terms of timeline i know you're next skeleton meeting is march 18 we've hoping to have the consultant came back to the body and have a meeting with the department and work electro the recommendations in terms of that what is actable and bring those recommendations to the body at this point for review and questions after that our point our understanding is that there would have to be a 40e period in terms of the fees that might be changed to push forward to the board of supervisors approval to mayor approval and the city attorney has to be involved in the drafting of the language as well so if we work from march 18 forward that puts us at theer it mid to late summer if we're having th

mr. stevenson to be responsible among others to talk about history that was the first principle to prevent crime. what is the role of the exercise of police powers? in part a research question in to what extent is the exercise that there is the prevention of that model? there has been a fair amount of research with hotspots policing ways in a strategic away with crime reduction. i don't shy away from the acknowledging they are authorized and deputized without consent to use those powers for safety. but it is important for the country to say what are the cost of that exercise that you could say there are bad things happening to somehow be balanced against day benefit to know what is the cost of legitimacy or with people to cooperate? hagel this feeds into the movement so to have an understanding of some of the cost of the legitimate exercise for crime prevention but then one of the things that come said of the national academy it is imperative to think give sacramental sanctions. if you put somebody away for a long time. to say retribution is legitimate but we need to orchestrate and limit

mr. stevenson, for specifics, i would again take you back to this policy manual. i didn't get into them because i knew timewise we were pressed. i'm trying to make up for some of the lost ground. and i think the issues are so in-depth, they need that. also my written testimony that's been committed contains a great deal of detail on those ideas. some of the training -- lori friedl was mentioned she's a professor at the university of south florida in tampa and she's done a great deal of training in the state of florida on bias. she does great -- a great job. the other thing that was mentioned earlier there are a lot of location says that have great relationships with the clergy. a perfect example i would tell you about is orange county, florida. sheriff demming has done a great job to bring that community together to work on issues. again, they do after-school programs they do a lot of things -- programs for at-risk youths. there's a lot of great examples out there. at the end of the day, as chuck just mentioned, the funding and dollars for training. the state of f

mr. stevenson for a lot of the work that he has been doing. on behalf of every at risk youth and poor and young people around the nation, i want to thank you personally from my heart. you know -- and i also want to thank the other panelists. mr. jim winkler and carmen perez. and i also vow to not take so much of your time since i've already arrived late. and also a lot of the things that mr. winkler mentioned, i will just try to not rub it in too much. i grew up in brooklyn. i grew up in a pretty rough environment. and dealing with police officers officers it was a daily routine for us where i grew up. and i remember when i was about 9 years old, i actually wanted to be a police officer. i think it was my commitment and some of the things that i wanted to achieve. i wanted to do it through public service. and i feel like a police officer would allow me to do so. and i was approximately, i think, about 16 or 17 there was a case in new york city where a young man who was coming from his bachelor's party, his name one sean bell. about three to fo

mr. williams. >> my further public comment? seeing none, item 4 update on the department of building inspection case study >> become commissioners i'm peg stevensonhe director the city performances in the controller's office and i'd like to introduce in my staff randell our budget manager and claire has done some of the work any unit does technical services for the other departments in the controller's office does work to make sure our accounting and budgeting and treatment of technical issues like our fee setting are cooperated and we've been holding a contract for the fee study just to remind you the baushld background we took a look at the 2011 balance increases generated in the department a couple of represents including the investment and reserves and the fleet purchased and other line items from 9 line balance and remedies for the fee study to adjust the department fee schedule that a good project and it is see frequently a lot of voluntary illicit we asked for a fee study they've spent 5 months gopher going over detail and interviewing managers looking at the cost effects to capture the administrative costs and looting those out to the cha

it stevenson the 2005 and 9 element of the eir and the 2014 housing emit both of which have been available finally a letter from mr. aaron good man provides comments on the pipeline ratio of affordable housing and affordability and the need for affordable housing mr. goodman argues that the spaces should not be included phenomenon the land his comments are non-payable for the accuracy of the ceqa housing review therefore no fallout analysis is provide this concludes my peculiar and my colleagues are here to answer your questions. >> thank you. >> opening it up for public comment katherine and others (calling names). >> commissioner president fong and fell commissioners i'm kathy representing san franciscans for liveable neighborhoods which has owned in the written submissions i've presented already to the proposed approval or recommendation of approved of the 2014 housing element and it's resilience on the final eir for the san francisco 2004 and 9 housing element or any recertification thereof only the reliance that is not documents value it of the conclusions in the eir is being considered by the california cour

stevenson, the ceo and chairman. he'll be talking everything from cyber security to net neutrality. also we'll be talking with jeff yang. and waste management ceo mrnd david dorman. let's check the futures ahead of friday's session on wall street. so far we've seen some moderate advances. the dow futures up by 27 points. the nasdaq up by just over 11 points. all of this is coming as we closed at high levels -- near high levels once again yesterday. in our headlines at this hour president obama is in silicon valley today. that's where he'll be participating in a summit on cyber security. this comes amid hacking attacks at major companies. germany's economy grew but 17% in the quarter. that's twice what economists had been expecting. and the news from germany is among the factors boosting oil prices this morning. brent crude has risen above $60 for the first time in 2015. wti crude is also higher this morning. you can see right now it's up over $1 -- i'm sorry. brent is up over a dollar. wti is up to $51.90. >>> a cease-fire agreement between russia and ukraine this week. but they're likely awaiting the monday meeting out of europe when it comes to