i think he represents the poa wn the poa lost the lawsuit about meeting and conferring on use of force. i think that's a big conflict of interest. another option would be for the commission to have independent counsel. i don't think that's bad idea. it's done in other cities. again, as you just said, the pos developed really sound taser people. the poa decided or the poa saidy in advance proposition h was gog to be a referendum on how the cy feel about tasers. i think that the city spoke loud and clear. just in the last few days, a man died after daily city officers d a taser on him. these weapons are problematic ty need to be used carefully and within policy. >> vice president mazzucco: we e supervisor cohen in the office. please come forward. >> supervisor cohen: i want to acknowledge the new commissione. good toe sue up here. we -- good do see you up here. we had a robust process. i came last week but you were in closed session. good evening and ladies and gentlemen in the public, thank u for still being vigilant and pag attention. i wanted recognize that we are n the season of the

i want all of you to keep this n mind as you're talking with poa. thank you. >> vice president mazzucco: next speaker. >> i was at the townhall in norh beach. i don't think it went well at a. it seem like it was tax cut shot -- cut short. i was really dump founded why people people didn't cause trou. next day it was on "good morning america" and people in the natin had seen it. nobody except for are a few her. it's the same as the shooting. running with his gun and shootig really fast. testify what you eyes see. you can see it in the video. even on "world news tonight" thy slowed it down showed him droppg the gun. you guys have the technology, cf scott, to slow that down. that was not shown on the media here. they showed it the next dayers channel 7. you can see him dropping the gun and throwing it in the gutter. maybe it was not a gun. i don't know that. it was blurry. my point is, it was wrong. it is wrong to shoot anybody ine back! it is wrong! >> vice president mazzucco: any further public comm public comment closed. line item two. >> discussion

public mea culpa and the resubmission of the report to the city 10 days ago comes too late for the poa. the association has signatures from 500 rank-and-file officers, and the top deputy police chiefs seeking his ouster. >> we cannot move forward with him in that position. >> reporter: the city council is set to meet tuesday. members will consider the resubmitted ipa report, not the letter from the poa seeking the ipa's all-star. they will have to do that at the next council meeting, which will not come until august. it will take 10 votes in the affirmative to remove the ipa. >>> sal castendo is right over there. >> it is getting busy out there. >>> the traffic has shifted. if you have been with us for the hour, there is construction here. that is gone now. the traffic is now where it normally is for the morning commute. slow traffic on 205 and slowed traffic on 580 as you drive through the area. 880 north and southbound is not a bad drive as you go past the oakland coliseum. it continues to flow very good into downtown oakland, with little or no delays. traffic at the bay bridge toll

it is essentially what happened with the jc poa. you can see a scenario in which congress has passed including just last summer and one of the only pieces of legislation s co and the most bipartisan one has included north korea sanctions. there is definitely some space for talking about that. that is number one. another place where you can see congressional role is the mi conict. and has come up a couple of times with this military option with the white house and the executive branch need for militaor there was some talk by this administration. and then they could somehow shoehorn this because they can say i'm not a lawyer but some lawyers i lo inde i at that. that is really fraught because when you were on the front end and you end up with an iraq scenario. how does that come into play -- to me it sideration. ultimately depends on what is really on the table as an agreement. there are some agreements that should be robust ento be treated as a treaty. particularly if it deals with some kind of significant en they will have some kind

the stumbling block that seems to have derailed the long-standing relationship between the ipa and poaame to a head in may, submitting the annual report, showed disparities and how white and black suspects are treated differently in use of force cases. the mayor and council rejected the report on the grounds it was misleading. >> it was essentially an oversight on my part, i take responsibility for, i wanted to make it right, and we will absolutely be more sensitive being going -- be more sensitive going forward. >> reporter: the city could have been more rigorous in this process in presenting all the data, but he has had conversations with police brass, and the good relationship continues.>> we weren't presenting this information to draw conclusions about the issue, we were presenting it as here is some new information available, and the dashboard, there is a whole bunch of disclaimers that we give about the limitations of that dashboard.>> reporter: the public mea culpa comes too late for the poa, the association has signatures from 500 rank-and- file officers, and the top deputy pol

. >> mientras llegan cambios el gobierno de méxico deberá velar poa la integridad de los ciudadanos,es probable que los menroes sean deportados, ofrecer asesoría legal es la misión de distintas organizaciones,pero dicho apoyo que las familias dólar indocumentadas ya no serían separadas, son los menores que llegan no tienen una respuesta. >> distritos escolares de el paso texas pide atención educativa . >> en estos momens llegan menroes, estos camiones hemos visto, maestros y superintendentes se pronuncian en contra de esta práctica de detención . >> en lugar que transporten a niños a escuelas los llevan a su encierro, con vigilancia federal con maestros, hecho que para superintendentes es inaceptable, ya que conocen las consecuencias. >> merecen tener apoyo social y ser una manera traumática , estamos en una américa que iña no conocí . >> superintendentes de : (información en pantalla) y el director de región 19 se postraron frente al centro de detención no solo en apoyo a los pequeños también de sus actuales estudiantes . >> s niños que vienen de familia que no tienen documentos y p

. >> así es, el presidente donald trump finalmente dio su brazo a torcer poa la polémica de separar as padres, a pesar que defiende la política , incluso dice que tenía las manos atadas y que solamente el congreso podría solucionar eso. >> le presidente donald trump firmó una política para evitar que los padres sean separados de sus hijos . >> ¿por qué no lo hizo de primera? el presidente lo hace porque no es popular, no porque es inmoral o cruel. >> los menroes estarán en centros de detención con sus padres, el gobierno dará prioridad a esos casos para que un juez los resuelva más rápido . >> la orden no detiene la política de cero tolerancia . >> nuestra frontera también estará fuerte dijo donald trump . >> (hablan en inglÉs) . >> horas antes en la cÁmara baja, esta fue la imagen del día, un grupo de niños acompañando a políticos demócratas. >> no quermeos que los niños estén separados de sus padres. >> el presidente de la cÁmara baja, aseguró: (hablan en inglÉs) que este jueves pondrá bajo votación legislación de inmigración y : (información en pantalla) entre otras cosas . >> cabe

. >> así es, el presidente donald trump finalmente dio su brazo a torcer poa la polémica de separar a

decision by determining the united states participation in the joint conference a plan of action on tracy poa, the iran deal and immediately began to re-impose sanctions on iran. the president made the right decision. we saw the steel for what it was calling it, one of the worst but one-sided transactions the u.s. has ever entered into. the deal has empowered the iranian regime and fueled around ambitions for regional domination. it provided iran with billions and billions of dollars of upfront sanctions relief including airlifting $1.1 billion in cash to the revolutionary guard. iran agreed to a temporary set of restrictions on the nuclear program at sunset after 10 by allowing the vast nuclear infrastructure and allowing iran to reduce breakout time to almost 0 the deal paved the way for iran to have a bomb. the deal is fundamentally flawed and it allowed around to block inspectors from accessing military sites leaving them incapable of verifying if iran was there -- complying with the deal. it did nothing to stop the ballistic missile program or support for terrorism. is using the financia

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the union,poa, building relations with the community as well. them understanding the community that they their officers, their members serve. with even tasers itself and knowing how contentious this is, especially about hearing stories in wisconsin where a young man was tased 19 times and ended up passing away, i think that we have to have intentional policies and intentional procedures in place to get to that policy so we don't have a situation like that. if that answers the question. i can touch a little bit on tasers. we had some interesting conversations with our young people so i don't know if that addressed the core of your question. so around even tasers, you know, there's a lot of reservations. right. it came out in a conversation that i had with some of the young people that i worked with because of course we're going to ask our young people about how they feel about tasers and what is going on in the world. they said i would rather be tased than shot. guess the more disturbing part is they look forward to a use of force encounter with

. >> i think part of the what i did i could have put on my poa he focus on a lot of different musical eras. >> shirley temple is created as ahsha safai the nation with happens and light heartenness shirley temple my biggest influence i love david boo and el john and may i west coast their flamboyant and show people (singing) can't be unhappy as a dr. murase and it is so fun it is a joyful instrument i learned more about music by playing the piano it was interesting the way i was brought up the youth taught me about music he picked up the a correspond that was so hard my first performing experience happened as 3-year-old an age i did executive services and also thanks to the lord and sank in youth groups people will be powering grave over their turk i'll be playing better and better back la i worked as places where men make more money than me i was in bands i was treated as other the next thing i know i'm in grants performing for a huge protection with a few of my friends berry elect and new berry elect and can be ray was then and we kept getting invited back you are shows got better w

the relationship and the history of the san francisco poa is very specific. this commission, i guess i will refrain from making any comment about this commission, but this commission has been working on some issues for a very long time, and in some ways, it's been tripping over itself, in my opinion. so, these are very specific to san francisco. this is not to minimize any of the work that you have done, as the supervisors have said, the work that you have done in san francisco in terms of working on police reform can be very informative, and in this position, you know, it could be very helpful to have fresh eyes, but how are you going to approach that specifically if you are selected to this commission? >> sure. as you stated, i think it's important to approach these issues with a lot of fresh eyes, and i have experience doing a lot of this type of work. i know what the challenges way for the city of oakland. and how we overcame those challenges, and what some of the successes were and i would like to see, you know, us, here in san francisco, do what worked.

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calls on tida to take responsibility to address and mitigate saltation that may occur in the cove, that poa risk of salting up the cove and reducing public access. the city is currently paying $500,000 a year to address unexpected saltation at the san francisco marina. we hoped we wouldn't see that scale of saltation with this project as it's now been down sized but nevertheless remains a threat and tida is responsible for addressing that threat. we have an environmental analysis set up, according to the e.i.r. the environmental impacts won't be addressed until it gets to the permitting stage for dredging. that is a backwards way of putting things. the city of san francisco shouldn't approve any marina project until the environmental analysis is done up front less we end up with a unexpected surprise at e.c.d.c. we are encouraged to approve a much smaller footprint marina, we think it's more appropriate but there are additional details to deal with and i have a letter i would like to submit for the record. thank you. >> president fei tsen: than are there any other members of the public, ple

the secretary of state mike pam poa said this earlier this afternoon. >> i think he was -- it was a bitjest and -- >> the summit or -- >> we're moving forward. we're focused on the important things. i know rudy. rudy doesn't speak for the administration when it comes to this negotiation and this set of issues. >> nice little slap there. >> that's cold. >> at the president's personal attorney. >> yeah. let's remember, too, this isn't the first time. remember when rudy giuliani announced that the three american prisoners in north korea being released as they spoke and then days later. he's that public face of the trump legal team, not the only lawyer but the face and i think that's how donald trump likes it. his willingness to go far afield, whether a joke or not, i don't know how well that translates literally or figuratively to kim jong-un in north korea that they were begging on their hands and knees. if it's a strategy cooked up between donald trump and rudy giuliani, not going to rule that out, i don't know how smart a strategy it is, particularly because everything we know about thi

he will not communicate in any matter with the poa members or representatives outside of duties relating to these matters assigned to within the city attorney's office. the police commission recognizes the community concerns regarding assignment of mr. yankas deputy city attorney. it is the role of police commission to provide oversight to the police department and draft relevant policies and procedures. the police commission is confident it will be age to fulfill its mission. anything else you would like to add? i would like to add that i feel comfortable there is no conflict with mr. yank serving in that role. anything further? thank you very much. >> call the next line item. >> line 8 adjournment action. >> motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor. >> thank you very much everybody. - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is fa

it has proven effective, the poa that, the city enjoys with the house of labor at our public utilities commission, at our airport. indeed, it has led to reduction of work stoppages, a continuity and has, i think, by in large, in both of those instances, been successful. supervisor fewer, who will speak for herself was instrumental in having the san francisco unified school district enter into a project labor agreement. obviously that would have been passed a year and a half ago if it was easy and there was no controversy. i'm really pleased that at our first meeting last week, we were able to resolve a number of places of disagreement. those amendments -- because i'm the only member of this committee amongest the three who have been in these negotiations. because of the brown act, i have not been able to comcate with the other two members privately. so this is the first time that mayor elect and supervisor breed and kim can discuss this with me, butdol i would like to introduce amendments that everybody was able to agree to so far. then we still have some work to do, so we're not going