police station in that district. and we work in a support position with them and we work on it more together where something on the watch list we take more of a lead role on. >> with the tecal bar, our only recourse would be to suspend their pool table permit? >> we could do that. but the time and effort it would take to do that is probably not worth the outcome. i think that was -- on your point. >> we can get much more done and much more accomplished working with the a.l.u. unit, the a.b.c. unit and sfpd in helping them do that kind of stuff. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and i have one question on the earlier presentation on the promoter legislation. and did any type of citation get discussed or put into that or enforcement against promoters that don't comply? clubs that don't -- >> well, there wasn't a discussion of any kind of citation issuance. there is in it some manner of recourse or regulatory sort of enforcement or punishment if you will. there is things in the current legislation for that. but nothing cit

, the tarovol police station and the former juvenile hall. this is on file with the state court of the board of supervisors is declared to be part of this motion. this contains a revision. interest in the school's favor that could impair the school's ability to use such property for securement of capital for financial projects. when the city's director of project and the city manager have hyde -- agreed on a quick lead -- deed, the school prayer -- when the agreement that the property is of limited value to the school and the city and the school district, it is appropriate to a change of the deeds for the property interests. be it resolved that the superintendent is authorized to execute for the city property. be it resolved that the superintendent is directed to accept a quick deed from the city. the superintendent is hereby authorized to take any and all actions that the general counsel may be necessary in order to effectuate the purpose of this resolution. >> thank you. comments? vice-president mendoza: thank you. i just wanted to acknowle

tonight's vigil will be held at the police station at 8:00. >>> if you have bills to pay or parking tickets to contest, you better do it now. many cities throughout the bay area are closing of course for the holidays. even though the holidays this year fall on the weekend. in san mateo only police and fire services will be open between friday and january 2nd.

commissioner meko: we have another police station referencing section 805.3g of the planning code that is the good neighbor policy for entertainment in south of market district. it is not applicable and has again been replaced by the entertainment commission good neighbor policy, which contains all of these items as well as many more that are very useful. so i would ask that the station also please update their boilerplate conditions. president newlin: thank you. any other comments? you can have a seat and we will see if there is anyone from the public who would like to chime in. is there any members of the public who wish to address this place of entertainment license ta? seeing none, commissioners? >> i moved to approve the permit. commissioner meko: i have a question prior to the motion. condition three recommended by the police is to restrict occupancy to 49 people. without digging through the entire application, it is a 49 occupancy place, correct? so all three of the conditions recommended by the police department are not necessary. >> once again, i move to approve the applicatio

people were saying it doesn't make sense to us while we have a police station 2 blocks away the station a mile and over in golden gate park is responding to our calls. and so, the supervisor took a look at it and realized the district boundaries had not been reviewed in 30 years. he pass the legislation to make this a city priority to reevaluate the district station boundaries. that's an example of hearing the voice of the community and how the board of supervisor's office can create vision and direction to help facilitate your needs. [applause] thanks regina. you know after the last session we were at lunch and going around. a couple of people came up to me and said, i would like to have a supervisor like mirkarimi or i don't have beat officers like you. no, it's true there are some people that are more involved like us as community people we are more involved and some people in the police department or in the supervisors that are not as involved as others. the thing is this is the message because we are the power right here us community is if we ask our captains or our police officers

i am honored to be a member of the park police stations community advisory board. thank you for calling this hearing, especially supervisor chu and mar. we fully support the remarks of the general manager, investor kern, police captains, and commend the work you have been doing cover due to consider safety issues not only in golden gate park, but in parks throughout the city, especially in today's tough budget times you are facing, we urge you to consider adequate budgets for part patrol, police department resources, and the park's capital needs to make them safer. we urge further common rules for all parks that will include late night, early morning closing hours. as you consider that, you will hear people object. the truth is, illegal activity makes parks unwelcoming and dangerous for all and a drain resources that are needed to maintain the parks. when i am denied the right to enjoy my park because of others claimed rights, it is time to clarify the rules. make sure there is respect for everybody and level the playing field. the rules can be written to ensure par

rather than cross fingers and hope for best he came down to the police station and talked with my sergeant. he filed a police report. and we had passing calls and directions, if there's any problems, give us a call and we'll immediately come out. so we were able to take care of that situation with no incident. but had the person not called that day, not made that proactive response, we wouldn't have known about it and we couldn't have helped. and what -- anything could have happened. so that's just another example of having a relationship with the different clubs where they are coming in. with communications. just -- there were two more incidents in the district. one was in a case for an unconscious person who tripped in front. hustler club after being at the impala. there wasn't enough information to figure out anything more than that. but that was one of the things that have occurred in the district. and then at club slide on 1113, the lady's wallet was stolen while she was in the restroom. other than that, doing pretty well. any questions or comments? >> questions? >> excellent report.

public safety conditions, including a discussion of citywide crime levels and crime levels by police district station and/or neighborhood. the hearing shall include a presentation from the mayor's office of criminal justice and/or the san francisco police department, which shall provide all information relevant to the discussion. the information provided shall include, without limitation: (1) update on crime statistics citywide and broken down by police district station and/or neighborhood; (2) data and plans on the progress of crime fighting strategies and prosecutions made; and (4) any relevant category. >> good morning, supervisors. these other crime statistics from november 1 to december 1. homicide statistics are up 600%. we had an increase from one homicide to seven. supervisor chiu:." is there a reason why we have had such a big jump? let's of all seven of the homicides -- >> of all seven of the homicides, none of them are actually related. obviously they are open investigations. however, i can assure you that these homicides are isolated incidents and we have a handle on them. >> thank you. >

the east bay injures one near a bart station. police are talking to three people about >>> rain and winds pounding the bay area and a cold front still isn't here. how much more we can expect. >>> a shooting in the east bay injures one near a police station. >>> the santa day holiday parade is in jeopardy of going away forever. the problem it faces, and how you can help save it. . and this is just the beginning. don't be fooled by >>> good evening. rain and wind hitting the bay area right now, and this is just the beginning. don't be fooled by the brief break coming. get ready for a wet and wild night. lawrence is tracking the storm. >> very interesting, ann. lot of moisture moving in the bay area right now, really being pulled up out ahead of the system. pretty impressive totals already, getting closer to an inch. 0.79 in mill vel. how about oak cland, 0.91. latest doppler radar shows plenty of yellow and orange showing up. those are heavy amounts of rainfall through the bay area. if you were driving around anywhere today, kind of a whi

officers arrested 58-year-old gregory alarms sunday morning at the san mateo police station. police say that he was actually helping in the murder investigation before he was arrested. alarms is accused of shooting david lewis outside the hillsdale mall in june. the two had known each other since they were teenagers. >>> a san jose woman is hospitalized after two dogs attacked her outside her home around 6:30 last night on white sand drive in the city's evergreen area. a neighbor threw rocks at the dogs and they eventually ran o the woman's injuries are major but not life-threatening. it's not clear where the dogs went or who owns them. they are described as dark gray pit bulls with light gray spots and clipped ears. >>> san jose is among cities around the nation found to have a cancer-causing chemical in its water. hexavalent chromium is found in 31 out of 35 cities tested and san jose ranks the fifth worst with levels well above those considered safe. the industrial chemical has been found to cause cancer in laboratory animals. it got public attention in the film "erin brock

officers arrested 58-year-old gregory alarms sunday morning at the san mateo police station. police say he was actually helping in the murder investigation before he was arrested. alarms is accused of shooting david lewis outside the hillsdale mall back in june. the two had known each other since they were teenagers. >> time now 6:03. today a judge in contra costa county will make a key decision in the gang-rape case at richmond high school. the assault happened in october of 2009. the judge will decide which of the seven defendants will go on trial and on what charges. there are questions about whether there is sufficient evidence against two of them. the 20-year-old man who was the alleged ringleader will likely face trial. >>> san jose is among cities around the nation found to have a cancer-causing chemical in its tap water. a new analysis finds hexavalent chromium in 31 out of 35 cities tested. and san jose ranks the fifth worst with levels well above those considered safe. the industrial chemical has been found to cause cancer in laboratory animals. it got public attenti

is our police station and they are great. they care about us and communicate with us a lot. so, those are some of the few tools. we do things we have low income housing projects in our neighborhood as well. we have done family pot lucks events. until i got involved you don't realize how easy it is to do something to just organ event. create a flyer and set a date tell people about it. it's not that tough. we are doing you are all invited if you have kids. i just started a kids dance party at palang lounge. we are fortunate to have the new top 10 clubs in the

all of those sites have a long and hopefully a good potential history as a police station, a fire station, and hopefully will be good moving forward. >> outside of this process, can you investigate this issue of some building that we were holding and the city was leasing back from us at some time in the last 10 years? >> that property will eventually -- there are some cop's involved. hopefully, that property will revert back to us. hopefully, they will work out some of the details. >> i have one other question. this past weekend, the specific region of the school board association, we have a presentation on the school land trust -- it is a very interesting subject. the land that that was set aside by the federal government for schools, in exchange for these lands that schools were supposed to get revenue from, that is the reason that states are not allowed to tax federal land. that was the trade-off. all of the eastern states have sold off all of their land. there are no school trust in eastern states. we have an ability to identify 55,000 acres of land in california that we could put in

he has to report to the local police station each day and in true english country side fashion the policeation is only open between the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. so he will check in each day and on christmas, it is closed to she will go to his home to check on him. >>shepard: and a newly released cable, a series, from wikileaks today. >>jonathan: a couple of interesting ones. first on the u.s. oil giant chevron, according to those diplomatic cables, a u.s. official had a meeting with the iraqi prime minister in 2009 telling the diplomat that chevron was having conversations about opening up oil fields on the iraq-iran border which is significant because if they were to talk to the iranian authorities about their oil reserves, that would be contravening u.s. sanctions against iran. chevron says it is not guilty of any sort of wrongdoing, no discussions took place, and there are also cables that reveal that the u.s. officials do not believe there is any danger of any sort of uprising in cuba when fidel castro dies. those cables reveal that diplomats believe people there will actually

all three of them are here at the police station in the mission district, waiting for investigators from redding to arrive. abc-7 news. >> alan: and we had some heavy fog around the bay area today. late show you what we want toured -- captured this afternoon. the fog cleared this evening. however, a dense fog advisory is in effect. for more on that, let's go to leigh glaser. >> leigh: let's take a look at the closeup satellite. we have higher pressure building in, and high pressure brings the sinking air. so the fog is very close to the surface. also quite a bit of central valley fog. and that high pressure is bringing a slight offshore wind and that's helping to drag the fog towards the ocean. clearly we have some fog near the coast as well. so, here's a look at current visibility for you. ten miles in santa rosa, and drops off towards sfo. seven miles. four miles, half moon bay. five mile in oakland. four in concord, and that dense fog advisory is in effect for the bay area, especially the inland valley areas, until 9:00 tomorrow morning, with visibility drping below a quarter of a mil