then the fight was broken up by sf pd.rtly after another fight occurred in the parking lot just down columbus from the venue and then i heard some gunshots. the following night saturday atmosphere was a multiagency presence. i don't have a whole lot of details about what happened that night but the agencies that were there did force the closure of the club for the evening. i'm sure if those two things were related or not. questions >> i have a question. under atmosphere conditions isn't it true that they are not supposed to eject fighting parties at the same time? >> i don't know if that's a condition on the permit. i think that's a best practice. to clarify i'm unsure if they were ejected or they just kind of came out together. >>.you okay. tank you. >> just to clarify quickly your boat incidents happening at the same time and date [inaudible] or is that something else? when was the closure? >> well it's not really -- [inaudible] the closure i believe the multiagency group arrived at approximately 10 pm >> saturday night

title think there's anything that is written by supervisor avalos that points a finger or blame at sf pd in this instance. that being said, there's clearly sensitivity all around in terms of what these words may imply and were i don't see that implication, if there's a way to acknowledge the pain and hurt in our community also to say we need to have a better process because of whose fault it is, even if -- did point the teaser at the police as has been implied by some, we can still have a better process with the community, for the family, in terms of what happened, and acknowledge that we don't prejudge any officers and that there's an investigation. so, i'm not sure if there's a way to unite the sentiments that are being stated at this board in this individual case. that being said, come very supportive of the resolution that is before us. in the press lately there've been comments about how there's been a lot of silence among the elected leadership around this really important issue. having a moment to speak about it now, i'll just the first one to say that i was speechless. i didn't h

[inaudible] in addition to the neighbors in the sf pd, >> sure. all rights. is there a second the motion that would've clarified what it is >> i will second it should have any further discussion the director >> the point of clarification. i understand your not wanting to be specific regarding [inaudible] pools but however, been less than specific opens this permit holder up to a violation. >> can we say as an organization, >> is much clear for us to enforce because then yes they did or no they didn't with respect to one organization. it's easy for someone to consider a neighbor without any idea of how far a neighbor were talking about to suggest they weren't communicated with and they're in violation. does that make sense, i know what -- i feel like were trying to ensure something by a condition needs to be enforceable condition >> i just didn't think was possible to single out an organization make them part of a are not >> i think are similar because they literally are next-door and share two walls. i think that's what that means. so i don't know if you want

so i think that notify neighbors and as pd of events is something we can say. so i like to [inaudible] that. i just want to take out, the security plan is not completely 100 percent [inaudible] so why don't you put a bunch of limits on to what it is but the agreed security plan should be held up is what i think number two should be >> okay so permit holder adhere to find a security plan >> two final security plan >> okay >> that i want to get rid of a lot of the professional companies [inaudible]. i think soundproofing of establishment and sometimes with reasonable level accepted by the entertainment commission is enough >> is that not already just up [inaudible] does need to be part of the condition unless those >> i think that what he's saying is the permit won't be issued until adequate sounding proofing. >>.it >> that's when the three months will start >> correct >> then condition for doesn't sound like you're changing anything really >> well it was more the wording. i was confused. arthur was not going be able to use the permit at all on friday and saturda

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the information at a faster pace but grab the information in less than one second and having mobile pdth us in the vision of technologies has been a wonderful experienced. >> we want our city to be entrepreneurial and responsive and, you know, there's so much they can learn in the way they think and it's not about tackling a specific problem but about culture change. >> when you see programs like the san francisco entrepreneurs and residence program this is working together in new ways and get the community involved we think this is great process in making government work better. >> we sat down and listened forbes for the first few weeks and got the needs and challenges of the planning department. >> we worked with the citywide analysis group they look at elementary production in the city and the fact the regulations like zoning and other open space requirements how well it will play out over time and relative to the city requirements being a great place to live. in the upper right this is a live model this is changing as we change the input we can change the height and whether or not

provides oversight and do weigh in on the civically go violation that clearly occurred with the law pd in 1992 and the ferguson police the st. louis police department this is still in draft form would love our support and sponsoring the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor avalos. >> supervisor campos. >> thank you mr. clerk it is with great sadness i'm asking for a memorial for enrique he came to california about 15 years ago from mexico he was a proud native son of mexico city and put down roots in san francisco only one by one one in the family of many brothers and sisters to be living across the brurd in the u.s. he lived his life with courage and humility when times were hardening restrict would go in his car or moved from couch to couch he moved between fields and restaurant he worked apartment or multiple jobs none of this kept him in unleashing his good spirit in a neighborhood in a city i loved over the past decade he was involved with struggles and trumpets in the mission district leading the charge when it comes to immigration rights and spreading the seeds of cultural and

that officer one of the few santas in the richmond pd.he boy's old bike was stolen and they couldn't find it so the officers bought him a brand- new ride. just in time for christmas. so great story there. and yet there's more. a young boy's wish list for santa lost at costco but it lands in some very giving hands. another feel good christmas story up next. >> and now it's time to check your bay area job market report. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here with more. >>> reporter: customer service representatives are a critical component to your shopping experience especially during the holiday season. whether it's help with a computer problem, questionable activity on your credit card or a gift that isn't the right size, customer service reps are on the front lines. the labor department projects employment in this profession to grow by 12.6% between 2012 and 2022. that amounts to nearly 300,000 positions to be filled. in the bay area, customer service representatives earned an average of $42,700. that's higher than what recep

i really appreciate the leadership that i get to work with at sf pd and the tenderloin and south of market. i have grown in my respect and admiration for individuals to capt. john s and cmdr. redman and mcgarity likely care about our communities. and when to break down racial bias in our criminal justice system. and within the police department. that being said, there are thousands of police officers just like any class of individuals unfortunately racism sexism classism all that pervades to our society. no police department i don't think is unfortunately not protected from that. that's just the society we live in. i think that the resolution is measured in addressing not. that being said, you can pull out individual words and say, that we are furthering divine in a relationship that is incredibly important. so, i want to respect all of the authors in this. i'm glad to be keeping all the pieces on the data points because it is important to include. i don't know nypd and ferguson. as an it's hard to say we're better police department than them. i don't live in those cities. they can have gr

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also as a pd has requested and were fine with that, getting a weekly calendar to ofc.torres over it tenderloin station. i think my client has done a good job last couple weeks many some fences with the neighbors. i think he gets it. he always is never owned the club and the tenderloin as you know is a tough area. there's a lot of people who worked hard in the tenant went to take it from a really horrible place to not quite so horrible place. anybody who's dull-witted tenderloin knows they're not going to let one inch of backside happened and we deftly want to be part of the community. we want to help with this dirty help with the problem of drug sales outside. we want to be a good neighbor. the neighbors to feel that we are -- you know that many place where they can feel safe they can come in with there's a problem. they can come in and have parties or request the community group to use the space. for their own community group. we would therefore request conditional grant and this matter. my client is here for questions or i can answer them. thank you >> when do you ex

predates mayor rahm emanuel since it was flagged as incorrect by the inspector general, the chicago pd has begun a review process to fix it. and looking beyond that reporting error, mayor says he's proud his administration's record of reducing crime. >> overall crime is declined as has homicides to report lows since '71. >> how did that happen? i mean, the drop is dramatic. >> the way i look at the way we're doing this, i have a strategy that came out of working with president clinton at the '94 crime bill. i was a point person in the white house. simply put, it's about putting more police on the street, doing community policing, and getting kids, guns, and drugs off the street. >> there was this big investigative piece by "chicago" magazine, two parts, questioning the stats basically, saying we talked to -- we got cops anonymously saying they called it the washing machine, they identified some cases of individual homicides that appeared that they should have been classified as such. do you have full faith that these statistics, they're not being juked? >> yes, absolutely. the superint

. >> reporter: judge ladoris cordell is the independent police auditor for san jose pd. she reviews the department's internal investigations if a public complaints on officer conduct is filed. no complaint was filed for this case. but she says current internal investigations at san jose pd and many other police departments don't put enough emphasis on what led to the use of force. >> the analysis should also consider the proportionality. was the use of force appropriate to whatever gave rise to the use of force. [overlapping speakers >> reporter: there's a public year end report released annually by the independent auditor of the san jose pd. this year's report will include a chapter recommending expanding the definition of use of force by this police department. live in san jose, christian hartnett, kpix 5. >> both women in the video have misdemeanor warrants out for their arrests. >>> we are getting a first look at two san francisco men charged with stealing a newspaper truck and then leading police on a chase through three counties. andrew rojas and rudolph rudy marti

currently, pd has over 600 body cameras in use.s been a decrease in incidents regarding force with officers. it started out as a leak, then on monday the building roof fell apart. the landlord has been ignoring their calls. "we're on section 8, the bench and a call then as well, no response." pam moore>>: chronic reached out to the landlord as well. so far, our calls have not been returned either. continuing our c strom coverage tonight, residents are still cleaning up the mess left that behind. dear still concerned about the potential for more damage in the next storm. reporter>>: these lines mean that the power in the belmont mobile home park is been restored. building ends expect their stated trains in the areas i hope that the drains well allow people to evacuate faster. charles stone helps create a fund raiser earlier this week to help out parents to have storage children in the area and find a place when they've been displaced. new speaker: and there's another storm on friday. jacqueline bennett>>: the rain continues at this

. >> chicago pd sergeant tracy walker will lead today's investigation. >> the goal is to recover any juveniles who are out here being forced into prostituting. >> she says the real victims of prostitution are the girls and young women trapped in the life. >> they're not doing it because they want to. they're being controlled. every day they wake up to someone who is forcing them to sell their bodies. >> shortly after 1:00 p.m. the team rolls out to set up a hotel sting downtown. even in the broad daylight police expect the action to be brisk. >> it's a 24/7 business. daytime, night, doesn't matter. they're out here. >> undercover officers set up shop in adjoining hotel rooms and immediately begin trolling the internet for women advertising sex for sale. >> right now we're looking for specifically out calls. out call means they will come to me. in call means i would go to them but i'm looking for an out call. >> do you have any time today? >> in the age of the internet police say ordering up sex has become as easy as ordering a pizza. >> is that you in the pictures? >> whatever you li

. >>> a sea of blue flooding the streets near queen's church where new york pd officers were killed. 25,000 officers paid their respects. among those in attendance, voice president joe biden and bill braton offering comfort. >> he was a father, son, brother, husband. he was a new yorker. he was a new york city police officer. and he was, he is, a hero. >> office liu was promoted to detective. plans for his funeral are pending. >>> alicia reed talked to a local lieutenant and why it was important for officers to be there. >> reporter: when an officer is killed in the line of duty, a teletype is sent across the country. they decide whether they go to the funeral or not. because of the brutal nature of the killing, it was important their presence was felt. >> our officers needed to go to new york. >> in new york officers from the redwood city police department met with tens of thousands. >> they wanted to comfort the fallen officers. >> 3 officers took a red eye, 3 on jet blue making it in time for rafael ramos' ramos' funeral. >> we will represent our department and those people that w

brep junior stop pd short of claiming the techniques were essential. >> there's no way to know whether some information op tained from an individual subjected at some point during his confinement, could have been obtained through other means. >> reporter: his rocks come as he and the c.i.a. are hit by harsh criticism. udall on the senate floor wednesday. >> director jacob brennan and the cia are proceeding to provide inaccurate information and misrepresent the evocation of torture. in other words the c.i.a. is lying. >> since release, president obama kept a low profile. thursday, brushing off questions in an event centered on foreign tried. >> we are talking about exports. >> before the speech, brennan's record of service was praised. >> it makes him a patriot, and someone who has the full confidence of the president of the united states. >> bucking up morale among employees. >> c.i.a. operators are operating in dangerous places. there is some concern and disappoint. about what has happened. >> as calls for accountability mount. they were uncomfortable with the scrutiny for an agency a

. >> the seattle pd has no cost estimate for such broad use of such a program but say it would almost be far less than doing the same thing manually. it's one of clemons ideas. >> more officers wear cameras, at v view in seattle one of two cameras makers dominating the market business is booming as people clamor for police accountability. >> because of recent events they're really understanding body cameras are out there now. they are demanding they go get these. >> clemons continue his work with seattle pd, easy online access for everyone. >> the ultimate goal is that american police are going to handle every situation to the textbook. exactly how the best professionals on earth would handle it. okay? >> and they'll be held to task by people watching the video? >> yes. >> a work in progress where policing and transparency merge. >> so far we don't have reports of any concrete proposals that have come out of the hack athon today but participants say it's a great exchange of ideas and other police departments are handling things differentlily. bremerton has put their police camera pres

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. >> ramsey is leading a federal task force to change pd pds across the country.air. >>> in at least one part of the country, civil rights demonstrations got ugly over the weekend. nbc's haley jackson has that part of the story. >> hands up don't shoot! >> reporter: demonstrations in the bay area turned violent. >> a hammer comes in, throws brake fluid like he is going to light the store on fire. >> reporter: three police officers recovering after hit by a brick and sand fwhag berkeley where six people were arrested. protesters stayed mostly peaceful in seattle, chicago and portland. thousands demonstrating against a grand jury's decision. >> i don't want what happened in california to happen this new york or anywhere else. let's keep it peaceful. >> reporter: garner's final words, i can't breathe now stamped on t-shirts worn by professional athletes this weekend. this on the heels of the grand jury decision in ferguson, missouri, not to indict a white police officer in the death of michael brown. >> people don't feel they are being heard, not just about the one g

i'm still here as there are police from berkeley pd. they have their crime scene unit here, they're trying to piece together what happened. i have to tell you as the demonstrators continue to go it is interesting to me where they are right now. as you watch the video from sky 7 hd you have to figure that this group started at uc berkeley campus. they are miles away as they are holding up traffic now on highway 24. they have covered quite a bit of ground, they made their way through streets quite a bit within berkeley before making their way out there. so this is a group that is still really large, and they still seem to have quite a bit of energy. and right now it seems that authorities are trying to figure out how they're going to get them clear of that freeway. >> thank you for that, sergio, incredible video on the ground. we appreciate that. interesting scene, the protesters you know trying to -- you know, corral within the group. it is different groups here and you can see from sky 7 there are some on the highway but there are other

i don't take the ny pd at their word. we saw them lie, we saw officers not indicted for cases that we watched play out on social media and on camera. i think this information coming out now, after months of agony for the community and people who marched in support, michael brown and the other victims of police brutality, to have this coming out, it's going to energize people. people are not going to forget did not seem like he had to die. this is a mentally challenged person, someone that did not pose a challenge to police. he attacked me jumped on me. it doesn't make sense. >> do you see this as institutional racism in the police departments or is it isolated to cases where it is somebody who may have a weapon or some place where police have a dangerous situation that they think they are walking into. >> they are situations for police officers that are dangerous. there are black men that pose a threat to the lives of police. more often than not i am of the opinion that that is not the case. i gain. the idea that we are a

. >> there was a video camera that showed of him being choked down by the pd. >> a grand jury will decide whether to bring charges against officers who used a deadly choke hold on a man. >> this is incredibly important because new york city is the capitol of the world economy. >> he says residents should expect more demonstrations like these, entirely peaceful but aimed at disrupting mall business. i asked protesters if they had the right to disrupt shopping or bring shopping to a stand still on a road like 3495. >> i understand people get frustrated but that's how we ad vabs vance the conversation. but then when you're up there disrupting business as usual you're injecting the urgency of now into the political process and i think that is what the first amendment is all about. >> they zpoekt p to put it to t test >> we when ferguson burns now all of a sudden of we get someone at the t. >>> the george washington park crews finished repairs to a big sinkhole hours earlier than expected. that should prevent scenes like this. some commuters on 123 sat in traffic for 90 minutes or more today.