. >> 4 b, occ director's report, discussion, review of recent activities, presentation of the occ third quarter 2014 comprehensive statistical report. director hick? s >> yes, good evening, president loftus and vice president turman and commissioner and chief suhr and members of the audience, you have before you the office of citizen complaints, 2014, third quarter, statistical report, and at prior meetings, each month, i provided you with the statistical reports, and for july, august, and september, so, this evening, i will be brief. during the third quarter, of this year, the on occ received 195 complaints of police misconduct or failure to take action, and closed 186 complaints. between january first and september 30, 2014, we opened with an adjusted 536 complaints and closed 525 of them. and we also sustained allegations of misconduct or failure to take action and 15 complaints and we had an 8 percent sustained rate. we mediated nine cases and that is five percent of the cases we closed. and in the areas of organizational and budget matters, the staffing for the occ, during the thir

s mediation program is very different than the occ. the mediation program is run through their city attorney's office, but it is achieving success and they do have a limited jurisdiction. they are only limiting, they are limiting their mediations to only racial profiling allegations. i'm sure that they will seek to expand it, but that is what they are doing at this time. >> ours is much broader, right? >> ours is extremely broad. >> this is the initial step of the mediation program, is that correct? >> >> it is a year old. it's a pledge mediation program and they have had to lay the groundwork to persuade their police union that it is fruitful to engage in mediation and that is succeeded. >> thank you, director hicks. any other questions? >> thank you. city clerk: line item c commissioners reports and commissioner president's reports. >> the commissioner has not left any items that need to be discussed. i will however announce to the folks here the members of the commission and folks listening or watching on television that we will be

occ directors report. review of statistical reports. summary of cases received in november 2014, immediate eagles of complaints, in november 2014, adjudication of sustained complaints in november 2014, and companions reports. >> good evening, vice-president turman, commissioners, chief and members of the audience, today occ commissioner salazar hosted their mediation program. they invited ms. salazar to spend 2 days with them last year as they set up their mediation program. so we are now hosting l.a.p.d., and their mediation program is under way. i met with their sergeant from internal affairs who runs their mediation program and tomorrow members of their command staff will visit as well. they are going to be visiting internal affairs for sf p.d.. you have in your packet the november 2014 statistical reports and companions reports from november 2013. as of november 30th, the occ received 662 complaints compared to 672 complaints november 2013. we have 94 complaints compared to 2013. we mediated 28 cases and 54 as of november 2013. move

. >> occ's director's report, discussion. review of revent activities presentation of occ statistical reports, summary of cases received in october, mediation of complaints in october of 2014, adjudication of sustained complaints in october, 2014, and companion reports. >> and director hiks. >> yeah, good evening, president loftus and members of the audience and this evening i will present the occ october 2014, comprehensive statistical report 619 complaints and we closed 599 of them and we sustained 45 complaints or 8 percent of the and the total aof the cases through october 31st. and there were three occ cases, and then, that the that the chief suhr, and proposed discipline on, and one of them was for unwarranted action and neglect of duty and conduct with discredit where the officers failed to promptly and pollutely provide their names when requested an officer applied, and the law insighting the complaint for jwalking and officer used profanity and these officers were admonished and retrained. and the second case and the

and any questions for the department or the occ on either of these documents? >> i know, commissioner mazzucco often asks about the status of the social media policy, any questions there? >> you are good? >> you have the wrong city attorney for that issue tonight. and so, >> we will have to save it for another day. >> all right, you lucked out. >> thank you. >> any other questions? >> no. >> okay. >> do i have a motion to approve the consent calendar? >> so moved. >> second. >> all of those in favor. >> aye. >> passes and inspector call the next line item. >> line item three, general public comment, the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission, speakers shall address the remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department or occ personnel. under police commission rules of order, during public comment, neither police or occ personnel nor commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by th

individual commissioners and police and occ personnel should reflan, however from entering into any debase or discussion andw speakers during public comment. two 2 minutes. >> my name is daniel. i participated in the government response to the aids crisis. i'm also a cofounder of queer nation san francisco. working with these two groups i witnessed firsthand the excessive force by the sf p.d. to protesters and blocking them and ordering them to disburse. when they did not comply, they were beaten and arrested people. things got so bad that frank jordan had to fire his brother for over seeing a police riot bankrupt -- backed up in the castro. a rare kind of justice against a deep and brutal system. now we are in the present and the patterns of abuse and brutality mostly go unpunished. as far as i'm concerned, the most dangerous gangs in the street respect the nortenos or the bloods, the most dangerous gangs are the police. the thugs that beat the homeless manner no different that willn the police in this country where brutal pigs get away with murder. these individuals and groups that attac

individual commissioners and police and occ personnel should refrain, however, from entering into any debates or discussion with speakers during public comment. >> okay. ladies and gentlemen, public comment. come on up. >> as you know my name is maria bailey and i am sorry that i have seen you all in the last several months, i am working with somebody on a federal level a very important situation so you all are in my hearts and i stopped by today to wish you all a very merry christmas and happy new year, and so i will see you next year, keep up the good work and i am really sad to hear about the police officers that got hurt recently as well. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> any further public comment? >> good evening, madam president, and members of the commission, my name is jackie bryson for the people who are new to the planet. i am here because i'm a very happy to report that things are going better in the tenderloin, and they have taken a personal interest in our safety, and that includes going out on parole, working, long hours, and working on friday, and so, i want to com

occ directors report, the commission reports or commission announcements. is there any public comment? hearing no public comments, we will now move on to the next line item. city clerk: that would be the presentation of the district station boundary report discussion. >> good evening, commissioners, my name is randy mcclure and i'm the project manager with the controllers office in the performance unit. i'm here tonight to introduce a discussion about the district station boundaries assessment that we have performed along with the san francisco police department as well as an expert consultant in the area of policing called public safety strategies group who is here tonight. as required by city charter and prip taetd by the move to 2015, the ptsd p.d. and expert consultant by making the boundary changes. you have the power presentation in powerpoint and the rest of the information will come as well where the internal office is making that report. now i would like to introduce you to kim craven, the director of public's strategies group. shhh e will walk you

noisy as to announce themselves with an image of a blazing skeleton posted to infected commuters as occ occurred in the sony attack or use a catchy hack like guardians of peace to identify themselves. they don't generally chastise their victims for having poor security. nor do attacks involve data to pastebin, which kim describes as the unofficial cloud repository of hackers where files have been leaked. those are the hallmarks not of a nation state attack but of hackers that target large corporations for ideological reasons or just for fun. that's the skeptical view from wired magazine today. other experts have said this looks more to them like it's someone that could have been an insider at sony and had a big, bad grudge against the company. others have said that the fbi said it followed to determine that this was north korea, those paths seem way too easy to follow and brightly lit. maybe this is someone just wanting to make it look like it's north korea in order to cover their own tracks. i don't know. and you don't know. but the fbi says it knows. today the president of the united

should be aware that we're going to see a lot more volatility in 2015 regardless of when the rate hike occs. of course, watching very carefully what happens in april and june and consumers need to be ready to happen eventually. this is the time to refinance that mortgage at lows we have seen, lowest rates since may of 2013. this is the time to pay off that credit card debt and the rates are going to start to go up and the average consumer needs to be aware of that. >> let's dip out of this for a second and waiting for quarterly results of oracle. josh lipton has the details for us. hi, josh. >> kelly, yeah, oracle just reporting here. 69 cents on 9.6 billion. wall street looking for 68 cents on 9.5 billion and a beat there on the bottom and the top. just quickly, kelly, looking through here, software and cloud revenue, 7.3 billion. new cloud bookings up 140%. new software licenses 2 billion and hardware at 1.3 billion. conference call kicks off at 5:00 p.m. eastern and expecting calls of analysts about oracle's move to the cloud as well as just a general state of i.t. spending. on that cal

all time having been yielded back, the question he occur occe burrows nomination s there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: tr there any senators wishing to vote or change their vote? if not the ayes are 93, nays 2, nomination confirmed. the clerk will report the lopez snotion. the clerk: p. david lopez p. david lopez of jaz to -- of aria to be general counsel. the presiding officer: under the previous order there will be two minutes of debate prior to a vote on the nomination. all time is yielded back. without objection, the question occurs on the nomination on the lopez nomination. the yeas and nays have been requested. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays are required, and the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or change their vote? if not, the ayes are 53, the nays are 43. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider be laid on the table, and the president wil