my name is i nez, a chairman at the occ. i'm here instead of director hicks, who is under the weather. i will speak a little bit about the functions of the office of the citizens complaints. it is the third largest civilian oversight of law enforcement agency in the united states. only surpassed in size by new york city and chicago. the office was created by a board of supervisors charter since 1982. it was later placed under the as as spis by the police commission. it's formed to building trust in the community by being the bridge being the public and police matters and misconduct in the commission and policy. to accomplish this, the occ's mission is to ensure police accountability by committing fair, timely unbiased investigations and making recommendations on police policies and practices. we also conduct mediation between complaints and police officers in order to better relations. in short, the o cc investigates civilian complaints against san francisco police department officers, and it also makes policy recommendation

but, next week, you will hear a lot from the occ. i will deliver the reschedule 2013, annual report. as well, as providing you the confidence and statistical report for the month of march. and that concludes tonight's report. >> great, thank you. >> you are welcome. >> any questions for director hicks? >> great, please call line item 2 c. >> commission report and discussion, and the commission's president's report and commissioners reports. >> i have nothing to report, do you have anything that you would like to report. >> just happy to say that once again be able to partner, with the department and

i'm glad that you got to hear from occ about what their role is in their independent investigation that occ has the authority to do as well as the district attorney doing an independent investigation as well as the internal affairs division. i know president mazzucco started out that meeting giving those procedural facts. i just want to reemphasize the fact that in doing that initial response with what do we know, but it's not the end of the inquiry. it's really important. the board of supervisors 30 years ago felt we needed a robust oversight and investigative body to investigate misconduct and we have that in san francisco and i think that's important that we have full investigations and know all the facts. i'm glad that representative from the occ are here and i encourage people to answer questions directly. >> great. let's call line item 2d. >> commission announcements and scheduling of items to identify consideration of future meetings. one announcement. next commission meeting will be at city hall room 400, april 2nd, wednesday. >> thank you. and we have some assignment of discipl

but, next week, you will hear a lot from the occ. i will deliver the reschedule 2013, annual report. as well, as providing you the confidence and statistical report for the month of march. and that concludes tonight's report. >> great, thank you. >> you are welcome. >> any questions for director hicks? >> great, please call line item 2 c. >> commission report and discussion, and the commission's president's report and commissioners reports. >> i have nothing to report, do you have anything that you would like to report. >> just happy to say that once again be able to partner, with the department and other agents and community agencies for the gun buy back and they have been great and we hope to get more guns off of the street thises saturday and this is not... and i think that it is grocery outlet, and the parking lot of the grocery outlet store i believe in the visitation valley and we are doing it from nine to two. and so. bring your guns. >> unloaded. >> unloaded. >> yes. >> thank you. >> please call line item 2 d. >> thank you. >

where was the occ action on these six officers? was it given to greg under wood again? that will explain why it was buried. the next comment and i meant to come here on june fifth to comment on the difference between the angel side station, which is a well run station as you can arrest from your may 29th meeting there where all of the people there who live from that district were lauding his efforts the contract and the mission station where you had the meeting and you were baraged by the commentary about the citizens about how lawless that has come. the bottom line is on your watch, 6 officers have been indicted by the feds and didn't involve you because they didn't trust you, a politician and many have been indicted and this politician was nearly arrested several times in the past 15 years like careni was too and because he was a politician, your master, nothing was done and nothing was done and i wonder how he got the message that breaking the law is just fine and dandy, what you did not punish him for previously did not involve terrorist and weapon running and never

but may provide a brief response and the individual commissioners and police and occ personnel should refrain, however, from entering into any debates or discussions with the speakers during the public comment and you can limit your comment to three minutes. >> good evening. >> good evening, commissioners, chief, and director joyce hicks. my name is jackie bison i am currently a resident in the tenderloin and my time this evening i wanted to spend to first of all thank the police commission for our attempted meeting that we actually did have one and it got hijacked. i want to apologize, for the bad public behavior of those who invaded from the mission who believed that they could come to the tender loin and act a fool and prevent tender loin residents from feeling that they have the opportunity to have this once in a year hopefully, i think that we have to wait another 12 months, but, this opportunity to be able not only to address the commission but have you closer than you are right now. i want to thank the commissioners for and the chief for their extreme patience i don't have that

during public comment, the police nor occ is required to respond. individual commissionerscious police and occ personnel shall refrain from entering into any debater discussion with speakers. please, we have a lot of people here who want to talk. let me limit comments to 2 minutes. >> the agenda said 3 minutes, officer. >> sounds good to me. >> i protest. i have to say that i protest that. the agenda said 3 minutes. 1 minute is okay. >> we have a lot of people that want to speak. >> if the agenda said 3 minutes. that's what was written in the text. >> is the time running? >> can we make it 3 minutes. >> 3 minutes. 3 minutes. 3 minutes. >> 2 minutes. >> 3 minutes. >> 2 minutes. >> 3 minutes. >> i'm calling this meeting to order. we have to have some decorum in here. we have 2 minutes. the commission has the ability to change the time for public comment depending upon the crowd for the convenience to give everybody an opportunity to speak. it will be two minutes.2 minutes. >> the ge gentleman would like to start. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen,

rights attorney who has filed cases against the police, who has represented individuals before the occ and who has done investigations for the da's office. i think that would bring a level of expertise and knowledge and ability to actually look at some of these cases before the police commission to see if a full and thorough investigation has been done. second, i would work to improve police-community relationships and to build the public trust in the police. i know these are difficult times for the police who are cutting off the crime lab scandal, the federal indictments and ongoing tensions after the police sheeting incident. but i have two decades of working in the community at a grassroots level and i think that i could work to build trust in the police and work with the fellow commissioners in a way that is honest and transparent even in times of disagreement on policy or issues. ~ shooting and finally and most importantly, i would work to serve as a true conduit for the concerns, large and small, of the communities of san francisco with an emphasis on those who are less able to s

occ i has reviewed the kitchen in accordance with the review guidelines that includes the phase two design for development guidelines and the document approval procedures and it has this schematic design has been in collaboration with the development this includes the building height and parking requirements and the building is in compliance with the phase two secondary use. the d da outlines the essential project starting with the major phase following by a document and the schematic documents. and usually the passage is concluded by the conveying plan the order of filing major fees and police stations can be adjusted to effect the timing and clarifying of the social benefits like the affordable housing sites and off-street parking improvements and the development and housing assistance and parks. because of the significant delays in the parcels len arrest has not insinuated the parcel design that was anticipated to be the first part of phase two to be developed as you recall from your january meeting the phasing was changed to accelerate it because the parcels won't be available for some

there is three investigations, the district attorneys office, the occ and the police department. the police commission reviews every officer involved shooting. there will be a presentation to us. and then there will be a follow up larger presentation to the firearms discharge review board and see the policy and procedure and if nothing is rubber stamped by this commission. take a look at this commission. we've come from different -- >> is there time for a murder? >> we are a group of people that have a lot of experience in this field. i know it's tough. you are grieving right now. but at the end of the day, we are going to do our job and we'll give you our word to that. apparently nobody wants to listen. i'm going to turn it to the rest of the commissioners to share their thoughts. i apologize you only have 2 minutes. we needed some order. i want to thank you folks that did do that. >> commissioners, anyone else would like to speak? >> president mazzucco. i would definitely like to proceed with the rest of our agenda which which is for the commissioners to address however if we c

i've attended monthly meetings of the working group between s.f.p.d., occ and youth providers. the working group [speaker not understood] referral center known as carc for officers to take youth to after they're arrested because it is a safe place for youth where there are community based resources for the youth. this is in place of taking the youth to district stations where actually adults were held and we wanted to keep them separate. so, i've also had the honor of working closely with the youth commission which i'm excited to cheer today to support me to revise and authorize a memorandum of agreement between s.f.p.d. and sfusd so the rights an

occ wednesday and horrible. we are in the town of ten hundred in eastern ukraine away on sunday morning finds people were killed when members of the white stick to attach to the point exactly like this one. as a result of just about everywhere in the town now has a lot just like that with ty and go to the alms man. the situation is stable and quiet still almost no newspapers in the town which means that most people can actually don't really know what's happening. the answer at least four times like this one that had been taken by these activists as one told me today that ends tomorrow dumbass. this goes like this on to the room that only new deal was killed the ukrainians obvious even when you're extremely angry with what this is an illegal government in kiev. the new mayor on the town has called on the russian president to protect the population because of the things might seem peaceful. a sydney is an undercurrent of anxiety and tension. there is a curfew in place and a tonne on farm at nine ten till six o'clo

i've attended monthly meetings of the working group between s.f.p.d., occ and youth providers. the working group [speaker not understood] referral center known as carc for officers to take youth to after they're arrested because it is a safe place for youth where there are community based resources for the youth. this is in place of taking the youth to district stations where actually adults were held and we wanted to keep them separate. so, i've also had the honor of working closely with the youth commission which i'm excited to cheer today to support me to revise and authorize a memorandum of agreement between s.f.p.d. and sfusd so the rights and responsibilities of officers and youth on our school ground are clearly laid out. luckily this m-o-u was just signed this year by both the police department and the board of education. we also piloted a training for youth if for enteration with police and developed and distributed a youth guide which is also in your packets. ~ interaction one of the most important and tactful [speaker not understood] cit in 2011. the impetus behind t

in many i view that will some what occ curt tail the time to t a judgment.it is so that an accused is entitled to speedy justice, that however has to be weighed together with other equally important considerations such as those stated above. one consideration in this case is that the postponement is only for seven working days, which period is not unduly long in my view, that can hardly cause the accused prejudice, especially that he is out on bail. i'm satisfied a case has been made for the postponement and for that reason the application sought by the state is granted. >> as the court pleases. >> as the court pleases. >> i just want to mention one other thing, the date of the seventh of may is election day but we are pressed for time so we cannot take longer than seven days. mr. dixon, you are still under oath. >> yes, my lady. >> thank you very much. >> we have been listening to the judge there ruling on the adjournment application, they want two more weeks and she gave them to them. >> so the judge allowed for the apostponement. >> yes, absolutely. it's

. >> today the fed that occ and fdic released stricter requirements for u.s.est requires the banks to keep leverage that is the ratio of total equity to assets. that has to stand above 5% and 6% with subsidiaries with deposits. the banks need $68 billion more capital and $95 billion more respectively to meet the requirements. now for u.s. banks, what their foreign counter parts must have, those banks must need to comply with a 3% ratio. now, it takes a tougher stance on repurchase agreements or repos which we hear about as short term loans u. it's roughly $1.1 trillion where these eight banks are concerned. that could have an affect on the pricing of treasuries if banks get out of this repo market. that is interesting and those banks will need to do some deleveraging. in a statement yellin said the crisis said financial companies grew so large that their failure could pose a threat to overall financial stability. will this be a competitive threat to u.s. banks where foreign banks are concerned and regulators have said it won't hurt them competitively now, it w

>>> on some regulation that was originally published last july, but now the fed, fdic and occ are publishing what is thought to be a final rule. this is here's the change after they regulators got roughly 30 comments. they basically are include repost securities into this leverage exposure for the eight biggest banks. that's going to increase the amount of so-called leveraged assets that the banks will have to safeguard the final rule, which would be roughly coordinated with the other global rules for global banks under what's called basel-3 regulation. this is what the banks sector has waiting for. mandy and brian, back to you. >> thank you very much. >> let's get back to the markets, today for the first time in four, tech hasn't been working to well, has it seema, what's driving trades today? >> mandy, the momentum names are staging a comeback, but still down double digits. during the same time, semiconductor stocks have been on the move. intel, taiwan semiconnector and advanced microdevices, the biggest winners since early march. mpm says two reasons why chips are outperforming. second, s

. >> felix solis is a member of occ, ogden's craziest chicanos, a local utah gang.s serving 11 months for possession of a controlled substance. >> i've never seen so much gangs all in one place before. if you're gang-banging, and if you're down for your set, you're down for it, no matter what it takes. >> you can tell any time something's going on. any time there's any type of issue or anything like that, the section will split apart. >> certain words will be said. there's some obvious words, punk, bitch, stuff like that. >> going up to somebody saying "f" your hood or something like that. >> even if it doesn't involve you, even if it's two different rival gangs, you'll go and gravitate towards your own gang because you never know what's going to happen. >> within our last three or four assaults, what's happened is it started out with two inmates. but then inmates from those same games jumped in. so we've had, you know, seven, eight, nine inmates fighting at once. >> to combat gang violence, officers are on constant alert for weapons. cells are checked twice daily.

financial institutions examination council which is a standards group that includes the fed, the fdic, the occsays in a notice just put out ad 5:00 eastern that the bug could hurt bank encryption systems. the release says that with the bug, quote, attackers could potentially impersonate bank services or users, steal log-in credentials, access sensitive email or gain access to internal networks. the council is telling banks and credit unions to themselves or with their computer vendors to take proper steps to fix the bug. gerri. gerri: peter, we asked this question last night actually. could banks be in the cross-hairs of some of these bad guys? and now you're saying regulators are warning banks. i have to ask you, what should people think about the safety of their bank accounts? >> we, obviously, if you're a bank customer and you see anything funny going on with your account or see some kind of weird email or something check with your bank. make sure it is legitimate problem or legitimate request. be vigilant. gerri: our expert said now is not the time to change the password. if you do have a

. >>> now, some of the other news, the fed, the fdic and occ have approved new rule which is require8 billion in extra capital to comply with higher leverage ratios. firms with large credit derivative portfolios will be the most affected. they will have to keep a minimum leverage ratio of 6% which is i here than the 3% agreed under new basal 3 rules. banks will have to calculate and report their new levels from next year. >>> it's also day two of the duke and duchess of cambridge and baby george's first official tour of australia, new zealand. the 8-month-old commanded the play room. the duke and duchess met with other young parents. >> the challenges of those parents slightly different. still to come, as investors wait for the latest fed minutes, are they going to surprise in any direction? who's going to care? we'll ask our next guest how you should be positioned right after this. >>> after snapping a three-day losing streak yesterday, u.s. equities are called higher this morning. currently dow is implied about 37 points above fair value, the s&p currently higher by 2 points and th

the fed, fdic and occ would force banks to fund part of their business through less risky avenues such as shareholder equity instead of borrowing money. a proposal last year called for bank s such as jpmorgan and others to reach a level of 6%. regulators have said they shouldn't have a problem meeting the higher requirements. >>> coming up next, the yen rises as the bank of japan fails to fire more stimulus. find out why our guest says don't expect any easing for the next few months. stay with us. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you're watching one of the biggest financial services companies in the country at work. hey. thanks for coming over. hey. [ male announcer ] how did it come to be? yours? ah. not anymore. it's a very short story. come on in. [ male announcer ] by meeting you more than halfway. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." these are your headlines. >>> u.s. regulators vote today on tougher banking rules. which could prove costly. but the fed gives them two more years to comply with the

where they received the positive in bank loans and had to come under the regulation of the fdic and the occ different entity. you mentioned earlier -- >> where does paypal fall in that category? >> right now they are not a traditional bank, not receiving deposits, passing money from one person to another. mobile technology is big in the united states, even though we have traditional banking systems here and seeing a major transformation in banking take place right before our eyes so don't think that a bank, whether it's large or small, can get into the digital space. >> yeah. >> many banks right now are doing that. >> are we overthinking this. maybe they are going after the paypals of the world, not the citigroups or jpmorgans? >> i don't think anyone will get their mortgages from facebook any time soon. i don't think that's a business model that facebook wants to emulate. what's interesting is that facebook has tried something like this. had a payment system called facebook credits that got shut down because no one was using it, and part of the reason no one was using it is you couldn't do