we look at second through fifth grade at the last p.d., we took part of our p.d. time and we did backwards mapping with the power standards. we set a 10-week plan. we set objectives. i have those copies if we need them. we have those for kindergarten and first grade who are not generally tested and i just wanted to give you the perspective from the academic success of our students. thank you for your time. >> thank you, ms. torres. next speaker? >> hi, my name is lee anne and teach at buena vista elementary school. every year we have unique challenges. this year our challenge has been getting through a retro fitting construction project. there are some teachers at our school have who have moved three times during the course of this year to accommodate the builders. i think we have done a great job keeping our morale up. knowing that in the end we will have a beautiful school. we received a special offer. the district was offering us the intent of becominging the first spanish emergent school in san francisco. we were told we had to decide if we wanted this before

p.d. a country that would come up against just. the synergy with their land and sea forces and in our ability to control the battle space and seize the high ground is devastating.

all three alleged involvement by local p.d. violating california constitutional rights. in the first one my client insisted that he would like to have an attorney present for any conversations with the police officer. and the police officer continued to return to him saying i don't want to work with your attorney undermining the trust between that local police department and the client. that is one incident. in the second incident we had a young man with a g.p.s. tracking device placed on his car, seeing it was a larger operation by local law enforcement and the f.b.i. again it was a warrantless search conducted by local police undermining trust with local police under guise of working with the joint terrorism task force. and the third one which is the one we know for sure that local police officers were involved in the operation is a story out of southern california where a man continued to visit a mosque for 14 months engaging in provocative behavior in that the mosque sought a retraining order against the individual later to learn he had been sent in by the local oper

p.d. to provide multicultural training. many undocumented immigrants they say are too afraid to come forward because of fear of being deported. the department is making strides towards easing that fear. >> under our new chief, chris moore, this department has made considerable strides in improving its relationship with immigrant communities. and i'm very hope ful that the coming months and years we're going to see the fruits solve some of that great effort. >> the community meet willing be held at san jose's unitarian church on south third street at 6:30 tomorrow night. hundreds attended a similar meeting several months ago. >>> check your fridge. thousands of pounds of meat being recalled tonight buzz of salmonella fears. jennie-0 turkey is recalling 55,000 pounds of frozen raw turkey burgers, concerned the meat may be contaminated with salmonella. the meat was shipped to sam's clubs stores nationwide. so far 12 people in several states, including california say the meat made them sick. the recall son four-pound boxes of j

if i wasn't there doing these calls, then regular p.d. would have to respond. most of them are c priority calls, once in a while it is a b-priority call. just being there and doing this, i think the patrol specials actually pay for the program themselves by saving the city money. we should look at the way we save the city money. >> thank you. i want to respond to one thing. if your clients are calling you instead of the san francisco police department, i am concerned that they should call the police department as opposed to the patrols and. >> i wanted to thank the commander for his comment and echo it. in my experience these officers behave competently and they are also professional in their demeanor in the way they approach caring for me in my community of glen park. i would like to answer several of the commissioners specific concerns. >> to the commissioners, i concur that it is important for you to take the care that you are. i appreciate if they are spending time to look into detail had asked for opinions on these matters. we want you to continue to regul

. >> reporter: sergeant tony jones and his boss, brian ma deer owes, were the first oakland p.d. homocide detectives on scene on what would become one of just 11 murders in january alone. >> i really don't think people in the city are aware of the case lead. >> reporter: what caseload? consider these numbers. there have been 34 murders in the city of oakland so far this year. that's 17% more than the same time last year. yet the number of homocide detectives has dropped from 14 last year to just 9 this year. so where do these much-needed investors go. >> some of our sergeants got sent to a patrol. >> reporter: leaving detectives like sergeant jones with heavy case loads. he is currently investigating more than 40 murders. is that a lot? >> yes. >> reporter: does that worry you? >> ideally in a picture-perfect world no investigator would take more than 5 homocide a year. that would be the federal standard for the d oj. >> reporter: under federal standards oakland should have 20 homocide detectives instead of 9 so we asked assistant chief howard jordan if more are on the way. is th

staff, by volunteers, by p.d. -- >> by the public. and i know the police department also has -- >> [inaudible] >> the public will have the ability in the future to submit photos, but for right now, if you want to send photos, you can send them directly to us as an attachment. and community groups throughout the city do that on a regular basis. which is very helpful to us because we can have damage here in the mission and we can look at this and say it's the same guy. he's been going through different neighborhoods. >> and i think 311 also has the ability to send an e-mail to them and you can attach that photograph to the 311 request and if you did it in that way, then they actually have, you know, the number of taggings -- because that's the person's significant and that's how the d.a.'s office would actually go after multiple tags. yes, ma'am? there's a microphone coming. >> i'm president of the northeast neighborhoods. i would like to ask how effective -- i mean, saying the best defense is a good offense. how effective is this resis

countdown clock it's not use for a live picture stop it's been fixed it'll be fine ok so if the clarke time p.d. at least today is not a problem what's the major what's the key challenge for for for you are going as a should right now i think we. yes well the weather we cannot predict life like any other country but we've been we've been very fortunate. keeping to our shows will so far we've set a program of two years for planning for your school for construction and one year for commissioning and testing and we're we're now into that last year of construction we will finish on time this year so the key challenges are really in turning what is a static works into operational function and work so i.t. is always an interesting problem digital systems and then of course going to all the people. all the support staff and the operational staff trained into place and working effectively so i guess turning what are fixed venues into operational venues that's the key challenge and the one you have to do that for you said you said like any other country can't predict the way i think i think i think the

the violence occurring within just a few hundred yards of the oakland p.d. our reporter is in oakland. the mayor is not mincing words. >> reporter: she's not. we've just learned the shooting that happened right in front of the club here actually began as a robbery. authorities say when the victims fought back, that's when it turned deadly. in one of the supposedly safest areas in oakland, a violent shootingn't. >> it appears to be indrim gnat shooting. >> reporter: sources say three people were attempted to be robbed. when they tried to fight back, a gunman pulled out an assault rifle and fired. the shooter took off with three other men in a white dodge avenger. >> had i known it happened, i wouldn't be out here. >> reporter: two hours later, following a rap concert at kor kl arena, another shooting. >> it's sad to here something like that would happen just around the corner. >> reporter: the owner of beer revolution says she pays $3,000 a month for security to deal with the growing violence. but another local bar owner says private security just won't cut i

put hazard tape out and p.d. will standby and direct not only our people but make sure that civilians stay out of the area. yeah. it wasn't dancing around or anything. but any lines down on the ground. and it was draped against the cable line. so even the communication lines we assumed that were down in the street were also live. >> reporter: that downed electric line actually went all the way across dwight way. they had to use two separate fire hydrants on opposite sides to fight the fire because they couldn't go near it. the electric line was just part of the problem. also two gas meters that exploded as fire crews arrived on scene. that sent out a flame on both sides. and they had to wait on that. they had to actually dig through the debris to find a shutoff valve. the flames were going for 90 minutes while they waited for pg&e crews to arrive. fire crews ended up shutting it off themselves and then pg&e deemed everything safe. the electric shutoff and gas shutoff. they also left the scene. again, at this hour