i am sandra lee fewer, and i am joined by commissioners jordan mar, matt haney. we have john carroll as the clerk. and i would like to think the staff at s.f.gov

i am sandra lee fewer, i am joined by supervisor catherine stefani and supervisor mar who is sittingin today. our clerk is ms. linda wong. colleagues may i

i am sandra lee fewer, i am joined by supervisor catherine stefani and supervisor mar who is sitting

i am sandra lee fewer, and i am joined by commissioners jordan mar,

i am sandra lee fewer, i am joined by supervisor catherine stefani and supervisor mar who is sittingy. our clerk is ms. linda wong. colleagues may i have a motion to excuse supervisor rafael mandelman. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, please silence all cellphones and electronic devices. anything to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. the items today will appear on the next agenda. >> commissioner fewer: thank you very much. can you please call item new brunswick 1. >> clerk: item no. 1 is the resolution retroactively approving an agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisco bay area rapid transit district (bart) regarding administration of capital funding to fund half of the cost of the bart/muni market street entrance modernization project with proceeds from the sale of general obligation bonds, in an amount not to exceed $45,000,000 for an agreement term from february 1, 2018, through december 31, 2025. >> commissioner fewer: thank you very much. colleagues, last week we heard this item and con

i am sandra lee fewer, and i am joined by commissioners jordan mar, matt haney. today we have john carroll as the clerk. and i would like to think the staff at s.f.gov tv for recording today's meetings. >> please ensure you have silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices. and all documents should be submitted to the clerk. >> chairwoman: thank you very much. mr. clerk, can you please call item number two. >> item 12 is approval of the lasco minutes from the may 22nd, 2019, rescheduled meeting. >> chairwoman: do any commissioners have any changes to the may 17th meeting? >> none. >> chairman: seeing none, do any members of the public have any comment on item number two? seeing none, public comment is closed. >>> is there a motion to approve the minutes? >>> so moved. >> chairwoman: motion by commissioner singh, and sected by commissioner mar. we can take these minutes without objection. mr. clerk, please call item number three. >> the community's aggregate community report. >> chairwoman: we have susan mercelson with updates and state legislation. and

sandra bland will be remembered as martyrs. it's their blood that hopefully the tragedy of their deaths will result in the transformation that our criminal legal process so desperately needs. >> so lee, what do we do about this to follow-up on what paul just said and the point that alicia made about accountability? what should reasonably be the next step here? >> well, the next steps are right in front of us and that is we need to repeal the laws that make new york a uniquely secretive place for police accountability and discipline. we unfortunately have a law that is the most restrictive in the nation that allows members of the public or unfortunately disallows members of the public from getting information about the police process. what's astounding about what mr. mr. butler and ms. garza said is talking about the need for the use of force changes. of course we agree with that. talking about how rare this is to get a measure, some semblance of accountability for police who break the rules. the reason that we're seeing it in this case is because we are all here debating a leaked transcript and decision from a secretive hearing where the results, personnel decisions, accountability

. >> sandra: new report saying that he is worried he will not get a fair trial there. david lee miller is following it all for us. >> freed on $74,000 bill. accused of manslaughter on the caribbean island of anguilla. he says that hotel maintenance worker kenny mitchell showed up to his room, armed with a knife, demanded money. the two men fought, and when it was over, he was dead. returning for a procedural hearing today. giving them more time to prepare. he told "the new york post" "he was surprised by his arrest," telling the newspaper "i was innocent from day one." he went on to say that there is a lack of confidence in the system there, the judicial system. underscoring that, his lawyer earlier this week so that officials on the island acknowledge that his life has been threatened. preparing dominic insuring his safety, he travels with private. they will reportedly have a special detail assigned to him. also shaking confidence in the legal system, they are kept secret for more than two months, the toxicology report they say shows kenny mitchell had high levels of alcohol as

david lee miller joining us now with this never before seen video showing what happened during a regular patrol. it david. >> sandracouncil this week decides on what role, u.n. peacekeepers should have in south lebanon, fox news has obtained exclusive video that shows peacekeeping patrol under attack. an intelligence source familiar with the video and analysts say that has below was responsible. the embers happen when your echo about 5 miles from the israel border, the peacekeepers were from the u.n. interim force in lebanon, their mandate is to help keep the peace that had ended the 2006 israel lebanon war. the video supports the finding of a u.n. report about that incident but now nothing is left to the imagination, a group of about 20 organized attackers you can see in the video smashed vehicle windows, one was set on fire, peacekeepers were beaten, punched, kicked, weapons were confiscated and pointed at the peacekeepers. there were no serious injuries. they are branded a terrorist group of the u.s. and has a history of violence and intimidation, the u.n. has not implicated has been a lot but experts say it's o

. >> sandra: sources telling fox news they will be a decision regarding new york city police officer who was accused of using a choke hold while arresting eric garner back in 2014. david leew york city with that. >> the police officer fate is now in the hands of the new york city police commissioner. he is expected to hold a news conference in just over one hour's time and it is likely he is going to announce his decision concerning him. oversaw the departmental trial saying he should be fired for using a band choke hold while trying to restrain eric garner. every gardener said 11 times i can't breathe as that phrase became a rallying cry for antipolice activists as well as the black lives matter movement. the detailed report by the deputy commissioner of trials calling for him to be fired was not released to the public but was reported on and made available by "the new york times." it reads i find respondent guilty of recklessly causing physical injury and not guilty of strangulation with intent to impede breathing and recommend he be dismissed from the department. page 32 of the judges decision reads respondent's recklessness was a significant factor in triggering the a

sandra: we cover all sides. thank you very much to all three of you. >> jon: growing pressure now from your seat alarms after two young children die after being left in hot cars. david lees more that would save kids' lives. >> and not a great deal in common at least until last week. on friday afternoon, each community suffered a similar tragedy. in lyndon wald, a philadelphia suburb, say 22-month-old was found sitting in a car and a minivan parked at a commuter rail station. the temperature that day was 87 degrees, the child suffocated in so far no one has been criminally charged and around the same time in boonville mississippi, it was discovered another young life was lost under very similar circumstances. this time, a 21-month-old boy was found dead in a car in a rural parking lot. a friend told a local tv station that appear mistakenly thought the child had been dropped off at day care. the police are investigating but no one has been charged with any crimes. according to the national safety cancel, the number of children who have died this year inside a vehicle. says in most cases, loving responsible parent unknowingly let the child behind. the organization advises