i don't know if sfpd wants to speak a little bit about that to at least what we've gathered on our part. >> good morning supervisors. lieutenant with the police department. some of the information we have with regard to human trafficking, let's see. over all we've done about 380 individuals of human trafficking that we have with services here and over 1300 individuals have been trained on how to recognize this and we have training for massage parlors so they know when this is happening and we have a hotline so we can send officers out to start an investigation by doing some surveillance and we work together with our partners and do an inspection to see what we have going on out there. other data since august of this year we have six inspections, six cases pending from august. we also have outreached to about 65 massage employees, we worked with 79 sex workers and identified 128 victims that we currently work with and referred this em to the services in the county as well. and we forwarded about four cases to the u.s. attorneys office for prosecution. and then we have about 34 cases wher

this is tough to do without the support of sfpd, but also without efforts to activate our parks and the volunteers and all the ingredients to keeping the safe parks. there is no question that with respect to vandalism and illegal dumping and the type of stuff that we are trying to correct a little bit through this ordinance, that in a sense this provides a little bit more of an efficient tool given the fact that we are resource challenged because it is impossible to keep our eyes, we enough staff to keep our eyes on all 4,000 acres. there is ths a tool that we ca

or to text a text message with tip 411 to sfpd. our heart goes out to her and her wife and the rest i submit >> thank you kim. supervisor mar >> thank you. i'm interrogating with my colleagues scott wiener and others a ballet measure that would establish a sugar drink foe to be decided by san francisco folks. this is holding manufacturers altercatedable. monk children the sugary consumption as quad erupted among adults. i have hiding behind any skroen a bottle of coke. i think people know that there's before 22 paths of sugar your drinking as you drink one of those. that's quite a bit more than what's advised for nutrition and researches are also saying that drinking too much of this can take years off you're alive and lead to diabetes and damage to your heart and other chronic diseases. some parents are referring to drinks recollect sodas as liquid diabetes and other harms as well. i wanted to say that the measure my colleagues and i are proposing is supported by a coalition with voices from brilliant consolute from yale and the s

it's something that the sfpd is in charge of. we'll move from there to talk about performance i get what you're saying so long as we can have an open dialog and have the police department speak to us because we'd be speaking to ourselves >> i'd like the police department to be here. >> you can't can you ask you what about the 10 b program do you want to focus on new. >> justice some of the issues that have been brought up they feel they don't have a voice on and i don't think beyond the scope 4i6 it would be good to have a discussion. >> what don't they have a voice on in relation to 10 b for permits. do we ever put a condition on our permits >> no but the local captain does. the captain makes the recommendations. so either captain or commanders whatever >> but we never put it on the condition of the permits so that's. >> those are people we're permitting that are being affected in various ways and i think it's important that we take their concerns serial especially, when they take the time and three or four organized contact me

this is tough to do without the support of sfpd, but also without efforts to activate our parks and the volunteers and all the ingredients to keeping the safe parks. there is no question that with respect to vandalism and illegal dumping and the type of stuff that we are trying to correct a little bit through this ordinance, that in a sense this provides a little bit more of an efficient tool given the fact that we are resource challenged because it is impossible to keep our eyes, we enough staff to keep our eyes on all 4,000 acres. there is ths a tool that we can use for education and try prevent things from happening. >> sounds like this legislation if it were to pass today, it sounds like a tool and a step. i'm thinking about a step beyond, how do we elevate from from an enforcement perspective. i have heard comments already on the board that it's an enforcement issue. so i just want to say thank you. that's it for me. >> supervisor mar. i think this is a mean spirited ordinance. this is hard because i see you sitting here and rachel norris from the park alliance and who i have seen

though i appreciate sfpd's help in dealing with people with mental issues. i'm very sensitive to this. i sent you guys an analysis on the 51/50 process. i was a victim of it. i'm listed as a victim as a psycho path. i'm not. it impacts my ability to find employment. it impacts the perception that a police officer may have if approaching me again and it goes into their system and looks me up. analysis of citizens impact report on the existing laws. there is thousands of 51/50s recorded. that's an open book. thousands a year and i really think that being a danger to yourself or to others or incapable of providing informed consent are abused. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning supervisors, my name is ryan and i'm speaking today as a concerned san franciscans and professional social worker. a point i want to make first regarding the psychological issues concerning the grand jury's report. one thing i want to highlight is the information came from informational interview us with various city employees. most of whom were from parks and recreation.

there go sfpd. it sounds like theiddler is using more prlems. we're going to try to catch up to him and see you in maybe ten or 15minutes. >> sfpd says as the bank robbery is going on montgomery street right now. >> crime fhting does not sleep. leaping tall trampolines in a singlebound. he is a doll. as bob said, we will be bringing you updatesn batkid's adventures ding this newscast. be sure to stay wh nbc bay area.com. log on tore updates and a live stream of theday's highlights. >> iove how batkid stays in character. right now movingo other news. new details ts morning being learned about an emergency laing out at san jos mineta airport. the plane hit a bird soon after takeoff. christie smith has reaction fm the passengers who were on board. some who feared for the ves. christie, good morning. >> ye, good morning to you. can you imine being on ts flight? well, passengers s that on normal.everything seemed they were up in t air, and then they heard a lot bang sound. ey said shortly after the pilot got on the interdom and said the bird hit an e

and the vehicle, and the vehicular traffic and the sfpd and made numerous attempts to clear the patrons from the roadway and finally successful 15 minutes later. and usually, the club does a good job of keeping the sidewalks and they even have the security dialed in pretty much and i think that they had too many people. i talked to the owners about what our expectations are about them. >> we are investigating an off hours club and someone made a complaint regarding that november second and so i have apprised the entertainment commission and we are following up on that. as far as different clubs, and now there are times that have assessed over $2,000 the computer and other things, things that i am dealing with specifically with the entertainment commission as far as the staff and the first one, and one of the things that we are noticing on broad way and going on for a bit and probably the last 6 months, and it is what the commission know when we have had the different things and as far as the saturday and sunday morning night life, as far as the clubs go, and this it seems to be getting,

there are surveillance cameras in the area and sfpd spokesman officer gordon shyy says there were also witnesses to the attack. >> reporter:there was a number of witnesses in the area and i understand there is video surveillance all along the sixth street corridor. so investigators have gone back to retrieve video surveillance and they will be reviewing that. >> reporter:in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: tonight. some much needed rain is on the way. >> pam: our chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett is live in our weather center to show us which areas will see showers. and when. jacqueline? >> jacqueline: we accept all of your pictures as the rain comes and. you can you post and twitter head and facebook. showing the system across the west coast also extending off shore with tropical moisture so we will see heavier rainfall. futurecast for 5:00 hour tomorrow morning rain, it will stay that way until the morning commute. what slate showers pyrrhic cream will head south. >> pam: a storm is also brewing back at bart. after the bart district and the unions reached a t

individual, not the property owner, not dpw, not the company to report all of these things to 311, sfpd. dpw the department of urban service and it gets sloped around and i would ask you that. take that into consideration. >> any other public comment under this item? >> >> good evening, my name is brian and i am a attorney that appears in front of this board from time-to-time. i was originally slated to appear on-line 7 which miss gold fine announced was withdrawn from the calendar and just on behalf of my client to show up and express my dissatisfaction this this process and how it has affected the permit holders here. i think that you are familiar with this case, and very briefly, we were schedule to come back today for the third time on a single appeal. and there have been no less than 6 or 7 appeals this year from the same group of appellants. we have taken the position that these are frivolous done with mal intent and to harass and that has not gone over well. they have spent ridiculous amounts of money and i think that last week the permit holder spent $75,000 in permit fees along

sfpd officers are working together to make that safer.hout further ado i want to bring up the birthing cheerleader our mayor mayor ed lee. (clapping.) >> well, thank you ed and to the entire board the mta board and the staff everyone on the staff for working so hard in this past years to approve the muni service and identifying all the things we need to do on safety. we're fortunate that our economy a strong. and we do want to have success for everyone in the city. and everybody in some way including the kids in my family all touched muni in one way so it's a major transit mode we want to support and when it comes to saves they have to be a safe place for everyone. thank you to all the offered and the people and the entire safety compliment that works directly with metropolitan and as well as our police department. only on a day to day basis but they've been there with our officers to supplement all that the muni needs to do. we've invested in the improvement of our public safety. this summer as you heard chief and i and others in the tec

they're trying to find because of victims of the vandalism to report those crimes to the sfpd. we along with the commission reiterated our willingness to work with the board in finding ways to a collaborate more closely and start discussions on p dw and keep you updated. that concludes my remarks >> tim can i add something. >> sure. >> deputy city attorney. just to add on the 1338 we had an oral automate in front of the court of appeals. the oral you argument went well, and the court of appeals lifted the construction and they haven't given their final decision in the case that's a positive sign >> okay. >> commissioner, if there's nothing that will place you under your general comment portion of the calendar not to choed 15 minutes. at this time the public may address the matter in the jurisdiction. with respect to the items your item will be addressed at that time, it comes up. we have several speeders >> (calling names). >> could i have the overhead? pull down. >> i'm from the san francisco information clearing house. i've e-mailed each commission a paper and supporting docu

welcome our honored chef this this afternoon actually this morning please welcome chief sir, from sfpd. chief john an otherwise under san francisco fire department and the man in charge himself mr. mayor our own mayor, mr. lee >> (clapping) >> now the rest of you can get doing our work as we make introductions. first of all, thing to the 2kri6b8 microscopic nor out and beyond and please welcome to help us opening the morning with prayer and remarks. the description ofal programs for methodist coordinator roger brooks. >> thank you and again everyone for being here. to many people are meeting friends or hoping fliebt aren't scald or preparing meals for their thanksgiving families. you've here standing side by side preparing meals for people you may never moot. the salvation army is about others. i want to pause just for a moment of prayer. just obligate going to pray for a moment. yesterday iftsd with 3 add and 75 others san franciscans and prayer breakfast and it was a great way for people who believe many things come together. let's take a moment to thank god for this opportunity. god

sfpd officers are working together to make that safer. without further ado i want to bring up the birthing cheerleader our mayor mayor ed lee. (clapping.) >> well, thank you ed and to the entire board the mta board and the staff everyone on the staff for working so hard in this past years to approve the muni service and identifying all the things we need to do on safety. we're fortunate that our economy a strong. and we do want to have success for everyone in the city. and everybody in some way including the kids in my family all touched muni in one way so it's a major transit mode we

individual, not the property owner, not dpw, not the company to report all of these things to 311, sfpd. dpw the department of urban service and it gets sloped around and i would as

another point that i want to highlight that was mentioned in the report is that so sfpd does reach homeless outreach training and services, in the report park employees do not receive training and information on outreach on homeless and that's another potential policy issue to provide better services to homeless in the park. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, government audit. i had a request and i'm going to do it once. this civil grand land is your land to my land. from the sunset district to the richmond over there, this grand land was made for you and me. we are going to have a place to live now and we are going to make it fun somehow. because some seem to know what to do about homelessness. in this civil land is going to be grand. we are going to make it work and we are going to work the government audit woman and men. >> thank you. thank you very much. anybody else want to comment? okay. seeing no more public comment is closed at this time. we don't have a response for this item. can i have a motion to file this item. supervisor tang and campos. this item is filed.

dozens spent about an hour and a half in front of sfpd's mission dolores station last night protesting friday's incident. officers were in riot gear but there were no major problems. they say police used excessive force when arresting dj williams for riding his bike on a sidewalk there. video shows him and other men on the ground. one, orlando rodriguez, admits he got too close to the action. >> it was unnecessary. it was over the top. and definitely something needs to be done about it. that was a first for me and it was over the top. >> police say officers used reasonable force with people who tried to intervene when williams presissed arrest. >>> new details this morning. the mystery man who reported seeing a person in a locked stairwell at sf general has come forward. a hospital spokesman confirmed he is an employee there and last month he reported seeing 57-year-old patient lynne spalding in the stairwell. spalding disappeared from a room september 21. her body was discovered almost three weeks later. >>> right now, about 21,000 workers are about to stage a one-day strike against f

doing so i've researched the mission statements and the purposes of the police commission, the occ and sfpd 'cause they are three separate organizations. the commission oversees or whatnot the occ to their determination of their needs. i've seen budgets for the occ is 4 point something million a year and they are required to have one investigator for every 150 officers employed, so if they're shy three, one's on medical leave or whatever, that's -- i dunno if that counts technically or not, but if they're short three that's in violation of the city charter. i don't know if special patrol is included in that or the park ranger, sheriff's office or the officers for the bid's or whatever they are, all those acronym, i don't know if theocc handles those officer complaints or not, but that is what charter dictates so as far as capital budgets for the occ, overhead, i'm sure rent and utilities and all that stuff is probably included somewhere at capital budget unless it's rented out. >> operating budget. >> i'm sorry. >> in the occ's operating budget, but i'm not sure about the commission. i don'

acid lie, i remember when sfpd presented this legislation stated that they understood that people had to sleep on the streets and therefore made an exception to acid lie that it was not an enforcement at nighttime that any person can sleep on the sidewalk. i think it's very difficult to tell our residents that. >> thank you, any commence -- comments on the amendment. supervisor avalos. he second. colleagues, discussion. supervisor campos? >> supervisor wiener? i have a point of clarification for the author of the amendment. is it can you clarify, because i know in this sleeping ban that already exist there is -- there are consequences outlined there. >> chief sur is here and walking to the podium. >> good afternoon. there are currently fines for sleeping in the park. there is just no fine for being in a park after the park is posted as closed. the posted park closing hours to which have been spoken about which a person is asked to leave the park. >> when is park is closed. i'm trying to get to the point of not ticketing the person in the park. >> that can happen right now. if a person

. >> reporter: the shooting victim has not been identified but i just got off the phone with sfpd and they say the victim is 19 years old, living out of fairfield. now, police say they've found shell casings at 3rd and bryant and they are examining those and any surveillance camera footage that may have caught what happened. police are not releasing any information about the passengers that were inside the car at the time. we're live here in san francisco, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, brian. >>> antioch residents may have noticed police activity this morning. chief alan posted an update on facebook about a s.w.a.t. operation at 6:00 a.m. he said s.w.a.t. members arrested a man suspected of a home-invasion robbery in pleasanton and that die visionary devices were used during the operation. he did not -- he did not say what they were, but they may have generated noise. it's not clear where the operation took place. >>> we're learning more about the officer-involved shooting in fairfield that we told you about yesterday. police say the 24-year-old was on pa