it's an ongoing program started by one of the officers here in the san francisco police department. there are various programs that have just begun and under development so we appreciate your comments and i certainly would appreciate talking to you about it. >> chief, do you want to add anything about the programs that we currently do? >> if you would just email me to that address i will get you all the information that you need. i am happy to come to speak to the three groups that you talked about. >> [inaudible] >> i am here just to share some statistics on behalf of my colleagues and i. so i am here representing [inaudible] and the youth of san francisco so some articles we were able to cite from on center on criminal yesterday and 2012 and african-americans experience felony arrests higher than others and 3.-- [inaudible] higher than others in california. the san francisco explosion and felony arrests of african-american in 95 and 2009 period didn't occur elsewhere in the state and other areas. 40% drug arrests and have arrest rates higher than 50% -- i mean five times than the

in the city and county of san francisco not only are supported by multiple departments in the city and county including the department of public health, the san francisco police department. we have violence prevention strategies also through dc ys and throughout the city departments and we have many community based organizations such as young community developers and. [speaking spanish] and workday in and day out with us to make sure that we have interventions that are community based and culturally comtent and i want to acknowledge that and it wouldn't be where it is without the organizations and collaborations in the city that there are so with they will give a high level introduction around ipo. it was launched in july 2012. this is an initiate lead by mayor lee. he announced the ipo initiative which stands for interrupt, predict and organize and for a safer san francisco and has three core strategies and the strategies just as the tag line states is interrupt, predict and organize. the interruption piece refers to a enforcement strategy and deals with hot spot neighborhoods and make that we identify those spots and target individual neighborhoods or areas

>> nope thank you vice chair hide san francisco police department just a couple anymore condemns over all i meet with the commander of our patrol division after nufdz we were overall pleased with the entertainment in the city we had large crowd with the fireworks but in totality the city performed pretty well that night as did our guests that were reck creating and celebrating nufdz interesting i did spend time in the northern district it was surprisingly quiet both chestnut and the old union street around the area mission was average i'll say the northern that was active in the northern was polk street but manageable but we know over the years what was once the hot spot embarcadero has moved and now it's quiet and now on polk street i think the crowd that was once interested if broadway has moved to polk street we had a lot of activity with regard to the one comment broadway went amazing let well, i'll underscore one of our preliminary atmosphere was closed that night it reflected in that we had little problems other than the crowd that was manageable those are my comments outside of

thoughts for the evening i want to announce we're withdrawing item m the update on the san francisco police department memorandum of understanding with the board of education and i'll cocky want the record to red light thank you for the song that's the way we roll in san francisco good evening people get excited about the last meeting of the school year of the calendar year sorry not the school year. >> so ladies and gentlemen last week, we celebrate the inclusive schools week with a successful kickoff open the steps off our city hall we had performances from assess and sfusd at the arching and the students if the tenderloin elementary school who are also joined by a number of the county supervisors and commissioners fewer and rachel norton and treated to the sound the george washington marching band inclusive schools week is a celebration as inclusive school week mayor ed lee visit sunset elementary school and donated a set of ipads and helped to celebrate the inclusive school with the staff also the interim president tilly chang and president fewer and hydra mendosa and rachel while we celebrated th

it's an incredible process, there are 28 members in the san francisco police department in that room that reviewed that incident. there was an cumulative 800 of years experience in that room that day evaluating this incident. the decision amongst those members, the rank of captain above was that these officers be awarded a silver medal award of valor. their report investigations were completed and forwarded to the district attorneys office. the d. district attorneys office has not ruled on that. the officers have returned to duty examination of that officer involved shooting. that return to duty evaluation was evaluated by this commission. prior to awarding those medals of val or, we asked the occ director for her review and that was done. when asked whether or not there was any investigations, we don't take into account the da's office of investigation. there is talk about doing that because of timeliness. sometimes it takes 2 years. the police department has profrd this and the occ had not object and it's thoroughly vetted. so i find it very disturbing that

>> nope thank you vice chair hide san francisco police department just a couple anymore condemns over all i meet with the commander of our patrol division after nufdz we were overall pleased with the entertainment in the city we had large crowd with the fireworks but in totality the city performed pretty well that night as did our guests that were reck creating and celebrating nufdz interesting i did spend time in the northern district it was surprisingly quiet both chestnut and the old union street around the area mission was average i'll say the northern that was active in the northern was polk street but manageable but we know over the years what was once the hot spot embarcadero has moved a

we have been around the table for about 3 years meeting with the san francisco police department and i think it has been a great collaboration and we're very grateful that we have this opportunity to improve the services. i was reading the lao report and it's great achievements in the past fiscal year. i noticed that at some point the report said that due to the low number of complaints regarding language access it will appear that the procedures that are in place are adequate in meeting the needs of the lep community. and i think this could be one interpretation of why there are, there is a low number of complaints. but working on a daily basis with survivors of domestic violence whose first language is not english, i can think of many other reasons why people may not file a complaint when they have a bad experience with the police department. many lep persons are coming from countries where people are afraid of the police. so they wouldn't even think of filing a complaint, having negative interactions with the police is the norm. so they may not think that filing a complaint is an

lieutenant from the police department again our authority is with the commissions ability to permit not the police department. >> campaign and others i'm dave from the san francisco police department i want to say this is beyond the scope of what we were working on today what the purpose let me back up first of all, the police department is coming up a lot we have not spoken yet this is not driven by the police department it is coming from our commission and legislation section 1060 plus states you have this vehicle available if you want to act on that jocelyn was trying to be prudent i thought about identifying the day's not the process i totally get everyone saw 40 days we don't like that number i completely get that you think we've learned about the business every application stands on we can knock out in a week or a day i thought wisp hear to discuss the first displease of this the eight or nine days we identified as the types of dates we could meet the criteria the next step will be the process that's where clearly we struck a nervous with everyone but just to reiterate jocelyn said we don't get the 40 days i don't recall where that came from it was thrown o

and they said absolutely it will have dozens of the is officers from the bart police department as well as the san francisco police department has sought to of them down here as well. the second of two hours to get to work my anticipation is it will be more with the good news is out there early and get more work done. >>will tran: we do not know how long it is going to land they did not tell us whether they would just take on the platform onto something to disrupt the train door talk about it is a on a platform and might not be too long of a disruption of however at the montgomery spacing concede to as the running test five people hopping off the train hot enough to downtown san francisco this press it was the protests began. >>darya: lets talk about the possibility and how wide these effects may be dependent on the scenario. >>george: if this is a quiet peaceful protest the overall impact to commuters and to the bart system could be minimal and that of course will be the best case scenario and my dad said that what get a lot more support for people if they had a nice peaceful process but i am not running t

>>darya:the san francisco police department is launching an internal investigation.arya:because of a video showing an officer pushing a man in a wheelchair off a sidewalk. >>darya:kron 4's mike pelton is live now with the details and a look at the video. mike? >>mark: what that new median barrier in place making it dangerous of the drivers by speeding according to the chp here is video from our kron 4 truckdriver the 45 mi. our speed limit on the bridge and several cars flying by year adjutancy one afternoon yesterday the sea its feet grow 14 speeding tickets on the bridge the fence was a seven mild our in the sea its fees said this. it doesn't get the 40 mowe ours is a very dangerous road way people are still going to fast for one to work with highway patrol to nip that in the blood--but >>mark: until the result down. they happened within minutes >>darya: all is clear in quiet and the san rafael bridge. female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models! but sleep train's huge year end clearance sale ends sunday. get beautyrest, posturepedic even t

my name is greg ian, captain of the training division of the san francisco police department and i'm here to present the training video for general order 7.04. children of arrested parents. that general order took effect on may 7, 2014 and the goal of it is to minimize the disruption to children of an arrested pairpbltd by providing the most supportive environment possible after an arrest, minimizing unnecessary trauma to the children of an arrestee and to determine the best alternative care for the child. to deliver this training our members worked with the office of citizens xlaipblts, project wud, san francisco children of incarcerated parents partnership to create this video. at this time i'd like to show the video to the commission. >> please. >> okay. >> (inaudible)

i am a member of the san francisco police department and for 33 years and many in special operations and transferring to the tactical unit and assign to the bomb security unit. i of course assigned to this unit for 15 years and the senior bomb technician on the squad. i am here to present to you all the revised version of the general order 808 and ask that the commission adopt this version of the policy. several changes in the penal code and california health and safety code sections require that the department change the policy which was last revised and reissued in 1994, 20 years ago. additionally the current version of department general order does not address procedures of protocols for members to follow when they encounter these items, all of which are more prevalent in the recent years. a committee under the direction of chief suhr, deputy chief oaks, and others has been working to revise this over the past year. i would like to thank the san francisco poa, the city attorneys, the attorney's office, office of citizen complaints for providing valuable feedback throughout the pro

. >> in the past 15 minutes the san francisco police department released new information about a deadlying outside a police station and the message that the man left behind for officers who shot and killed him. good evening everyone. >>> hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> it happened last night when police say a man trespassed at the police station and carrying a bb or pellet gun. ktvu's david stevenson is live with new information from the police department. david? >> reporter: a lot of new information coming out within the last hour. first of all the medical examiner identified the man shot here by police as matthew hoffman. within the last 40 minutes the san francisco police department released a suicide letter that was found on his cell phone and released to the public with the permission of the man's father. we want to show you the suicide letter. it reads dear officer you did nothing long, you ended the life of a man who was too much of a cowered to do it hisself, i provoked you. you are within your legal rights to do what you did. the shooting comes among

i think the san francisco police department has made some really productive changes looking at police around the country and so i think that it's important that

the only major thing in regards to a meeting on monday january 3rd, 2014, between the san francisco police department and the seller bar club a representative from california parking and representative from ssi security in regards to the issues surrounding the pa parking lot we had a debate about the security putting it there we pretty much resolved the issue and we had an actual security guard the meeting was productive spent time talking about best practice and we'll see how that plays out through other than regular patrol and stuff like this with that if you have questions feel free to ask. >> commissioner lee. >> it the seller on saturday and i believe the agreement was friday and saturday from 12 to 3 they put a new light bulb and the parking tenant wore more active too. >> commissioner frost. >> how busy were the two nights was is a good night. >> fire hydrant was not busy saturday night was busier not as busy as the weekend but you know, i think it's productive every weekend is not going to be a major packed weekend buses it's good that they're there because it helps with the issues near the p

police department. i have been in san francisco since 1998, and no where, and i lived all over the bay area, have i found access to be able to raise questions about police activity to have people listen to respond and implement programs to incorporate and include everyone, and i expect that's going to continue and i am looking forward to the commission coming up to the tenderloin on january 28. i'm like straddling two areas now because i have been moved to the sixth and howard. i am so thrilled but i will be there on the 28th if i am still alive. thank you. >> thank you so much. welcome juicy. happy new year. >> i am edmond juicy and i live in the tenderloin too and the first guy talked about moscone and harvey milk but before that san francisco natives have been taken here to [inaudible] and people were killed and we don't talk about that. i come in the spirit of others and black and gay. i tell people that black lives matter. i can't feel that because i live in the tenderloin and as you know the bart paper had a concept of what it's like to be black and guy in san francisco and not accept the lgbt peop

. $1,000 was paid to the san francisco film commission more than $60,000 to san francisco police department and other armies including inspectors. in all the city will collect more than $200,000 for the first ever commercial shoot using a drone. an unmanned aerial system, rather doing what it does best. >> beautiful shots that represent san francisco at its best. >> more than 20 local jobs were created from the production shoot and they hope to have it wrapped up later today. >>> happening today the san francisco giants will unveil a plan to put a beer garden and shopping venue in the paing lot at at&t park. it is the latest example of pop-up retail where business puts shops or other properties on an unused piece of property for a short period of time. this venue will feature anchor steam beer garden and coffee shop and deck with eventually a park and department stores and apartments. the plan will be rented today. >> a bay area doctor is facing child pornography charges this morning. dr. michael russell was arrested at his hole -- at his home on january 7 after 600 images and video were fo

this is a moment in san francisco to be strong and align itself more with the concerns over the lives of people with color instead of the feelings of the san francisco police department. they maybe feeling bad with things said in the country and in this city, but their feelings don't compare to the harm that is happening far too often. it needs to be addressed. there was a gentlemen who spoke tonight, a president of the police bureau and he's opposing this proposal. right after he shook his finger at you he walked right out that door, he said in his moment that he wanted to have an open discourse and that it's time for dialogue and then he left. so, please keep that in mind. thank you.>> public speaker: there is a dream that means something. he called this pharaoh because he had this dream about seven fat cows and they came up out of the river and there were skinny cows and he fell back to sleep and he had a second dream about the 7 years of corn that were really good and 7 years of corn. he said to pharaoh that the dream is one. god doubled it to you because it will shortly come to pass. in other words the seven fat cows represented the seven good years of corn that

i think the san francisco police department has made some really productive changes looking at police around the country and so i think that it's important that you guys keep setting examples and, yeah, thank you again and progress like this is really important and it helps ensure trust between the community and the police. thank you. >> absolutely. thank you. >> hi, my name is kathleen daly and i work for sf cip and i'm really pleased that the video exists and that the dgo passed. our organization has been working on getting that general order passed for 10 years and i cried the day that it passed, so thank you. also i just wanted to reiterate how important it would be, how wonderful it would be to have it online. i get a lot of inquiries from people all over the united states every month, every year, about what we're doing. they are trying to model, you know, their policies on what we've done. so having it be public would be fantastic. and thank you. >> thank you so much. >> good evening, my name is jaimie gerber, i am the project coordinator for project what