and for me it's one thing to say that i want sfpd to improve on pedestrian safety efforts, to work on issues around racial profiling, to be better at dealing with those that are victim of trafficking or domestic violence, but the fact that you have worked with sfpd at such an intimate level and under how the department works you're going to be specific in your efforts in how to make sure that sfpd continues to be an improved -- continue being a community police department. and i think that expertise will really enhance the work of this commission. so, really excited to support victor as a police commissioner. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> any other questions? seeing none, thank you. >> thank you. >> before we get into public testimony, i'd like to call up a few people that represent department groups that interact with the police commission. i'd like to call up first jeff hadachi from the public defenders. then i'd like to call up sandy fewer from the san francisco byrd of education. she's the president. ~ board of education. shoe the president. [speaker not understood]. >> thank y

were able to keep the sidewalks clear and fights broke out in front of atmosphere and they assisted sfpd in breaking up the fights and they had to be objected from the club, and one large fight erupted in front of 510 broad way and one fight broke out in front of royal pizza and one broke out inside of the pizza place and when the officers attempted to intervene the crowds interfered and the unrulely crowd at club atmosphere, they focused most of their time in front of the club, and basically from eleven at night until two in the morning. and 7 drunk arrests were made in front of the club and one in front of royal pizza. last summary was on the 29th, a fight broke out inside of a club, and all subjects were ejected and then continued the disturbance on the sidewalks and the police reports were offered to the subjects and missing cell phone, but the subjects were convinced to leave the area and no arrests were made and no medical service is required. for the last couple of weeks, actually in the commission hearings, we talked about the club atmosphere and we have been working with the man

sfpd said after many fights, traffic jams and drug dealing they are stepping up patrols.day's after party could be rough. >> reporter: well, raj, sunday's party will peak at 4:20 and then thousands of people will come down here to haight street. this year police are stepping in. >> it was a little insane. it was. >> san francisco supervisor london breed is talking about last year's 420 marijuana celebration in golden gate park. this video posted on you tube shows a fight in the middle of thousands of people on hippy hill. a soccer mom who used the field where people gathered said the smoke filled the field and was shocking. >> we were having a game and you couldn't find parking and it was wall to wall people. >> when thousands of people got in their cars and poured in she got an eye full. >> i had a problem there were so many what i saw as under-aged kids that were drinking and they were high and to see adults pass marijuana from their car windows to people they don't know the age of. that's a problem for me? the crowd also left a mountain of trash. the park said it cost

that means individuals wound up killed one way or another. >> sfpd human trafficking unit reminds johns. >> armed robberies, kidnappings, blackmail, extortion, left naked on the street after severe beatings, torture, et cetera. these are some of the things that happened. >> it's the only one of its kind, it's now modelled around the country and with good reason. men who attend johns school are 30% less likely to pay for sex again. >> i absolutely believe when somebody comes in here, first of all, i got caught. i have to deal with my family, my wife, and come here and then really hear the prostitutes experience is a huge wakeup call. i think people are very, very fortunate to get this chance. >> this concludes our day. >> san francisco's human trafficking unit says arresting and identifying johns will continue to be a critical element to their strategy to fight sex slavery. their message, buyer beware. >> i hope these men that come to fopp understand prostitutes are human beings and not some marginalized throwaway sex object. >>> on the streets of chicago and all across america, the busi

she is quick to garner support and quick to coordinate with dpw, sfpd and the board. rebecca is also not shy, as you guys could tell, about expressing her enthusiasm for the work she does and promoting the work of the board by rolling up her sleeves and working beside the youth in antigraffiti and sometimes in the rain as well. it is her passion, work ethic and the ability to take a multi generational approach to get youth to take ownership in their city by keeping it clean and beautiful. i respectfully ask for a yes vote in reappointing my good friend, miss rebecca delgado rottman. >> larry stringer, public works, deputy director of operations but more importantly the setting chair of the graffiti advisory board. i'm here to say a few brief words. i'm supporting both nominations. the graffiti advisory board needs the diversity of committee members in order to come up with creative solutions to solve the big problem that the city has. both for rebecca and john i am here supporting them, i do have eat meeting to run to and i apologize for cutting in. >> i hope you make

been in action for the last six months and has been a big success for the anti bike theft unit at sfpd's park station. each of our bikes are tagged with an rfid sticker that allow us to literally track a bike into a closet. take a bike indoors and we can find it. take a bike in a truck. we can find it. take a bike into a warehouse, we can defiantly find it. each of the bait bikes have a sticker that says this may be a bait bike but the police have thousands of the stickers made to give to random bicyclists. the idea is that a thief won't be able to tell if the bike is a bait bike or not. police want the thieves to wonder about that and choose not to steal any bike at all. people seem to be attracted to our bikes and people steal bikes looking to put a stop to that. so, we hope this program really puts a dent into how we perceive how easily they can steal a bike in this city. so, the next bike you could be stealing could be one of ours. a man wanted in connection with a tara hills murder. is behind bars tonight. contra costa county law enforcement says, this man-- kyle navarro from el sob

victor is a rare progressive not only as a civil rights attorney but we know sfpd imitating and when we talk about public safety he talks about specifically how we can rise erase the profiles he's worked on hate crimes and domestic violence and police procedures for glgs and done it for two decades. i'd talked about victor's insistence of building mentorships it's a rarest he's caring about listening and relationships. often we need super intelligent people on how to build an important relationship this is important for a person to deal with explosive issues. he is someone i look up to. it's important to have victor bus he's one of the most experienced individuals i'll have voted on in 4 years. so i got a lot of calls today asking me to vote my conscious for the best commissioner for the seat i feel i'm doing that today. victor i can't believe you want to serve on the committee but i'm happy to support you and plan to vote on quickly before you change our mind so members of the board i ask for your support >> thank you supervisor kim. supervisor wiener. thank you >> thank you to supe

parking regulations will be imported the juvenile probation department will have patrol on site and sfpdl be in the park. in advance i work to think the hardworking men and women on our staff will extend 12 or traffic signal hours cleaning up to insure our park is clean ready to go on monday. moving back to the happy summer park registers it's april and as parents are gearing up we're proud to announce in noos nora there a month we have this or that thousand registers we're once again the top chris's choice for recreation pardon me one of our priorities is make sure that everyone can get and play this fiscal year we've offered over 7 thousand scholarships to san francisco families approaching many million dollars this is helps insures e insures that our kids can go to the park and adults can go to the parks. marsh your calendar for the coit tower the repayne of the towers and the yugdz and it has murals that was lead by the architectural group affidavit and ar g if partnership with ann art on the opening on mark 14 we'll be joined by the mayor and for a ribbon cutting celebration on may

last year, the sfpd collected more than 500 guns from this program. >>> an anticommon core movement is building across the country. students in san pablo are among the first to try the test. the online test used essays instead of multiple choice. some parents say it's hard on their kids. >> we have as parents collectively all been noticing a trend that our children are just getting stressed out. they're enjoying learning a lot less. >> advocates warn that parents who opt out won't be able to see their children make progress according to national standards. >>> a boy'sa mother. last week, mark twenty nine elementary -- after her son passed out opt out fliers to his classmates, the school confiscated them. >>> another confirmed case of measles on the uc berkeley campus. the steps public officials took today to try to keep the disease from spreading. >>> plus a group of san francisco teenagers return from a trip to africa. what they say made it a life- changing experience. >>> the clouds have cleared out of the bay area. we have more changes on the way. coming up, how much warming you can

. >>> volunteers from four rotary clubs and the sfpd made the paint fly and drew the four squares. >> still ahead, how a wild california party has led to calls for change from state lawmakers. >>> people blame a music festival for bringing instaff gram down today. what the company actually blames. >>> a one-day opportunity for anybody to purchase google glass. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist. i'll have your sunday forecast coming up. >>> the university of california is giving prospective students more time to work on applications for the 2015 school year. students will be allowed to view the applications beginning all 1st. two months earlier than previous years. it gives students more time to work on their applications which include essays and letters of recommendation. completed applications must be submitted in november. >> politicians and students are calling for investigations into a wild party that led to the arrest of 130 people in santa barbara. last saturday night near the campus as many as 25,000 people jammed the area. four sheriff's deputies were injured, including one who w

. >>> volunteers from four rotary clubs and the sfpd made the paint fly and drew the four squares. >> still ahead, how a wild california party has led to calls for change from state lawmakers. >>> people blame a music festival for bringing instaff gram down today. what the company actually blames. >>> a one-day opportunity for anybody to purchase google glass. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist. i'll have your sunday forecast i'll have your sunday forecast coming up. i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. so you can help make a bond... i got it. that lasts a lifetime. the chase mobile app. so you can. >>> the university of california is giving prospective students more time to work on applications for the 2015 school year. students will be allowed to view the applications beginning all 1st. two months earlier than previous years. it gives students more time to work on their appli

police say she was victimized in san francisco and sfpd is now taking over the case. neighbors say they rushed to help after they heard that girl screaming. >> i opened the window and i heard that she says i want water, i want water, i've been pepper-sprayed. and she kept on shouting very loud. and i jumped up out of bed and i said to my husband, do you hear that? >> police say the teenager had been kidnapped and sexually assaulted before being dropped off in the berkeley neighborhood. she was transported to highland hospital in oakland for treatment of her injuries. there's no word on her condition. >>> a task force will hold its final public meeting at preventing hate crimes at the state university. the task force has explored new policies that could help prevent future incidents like the one that stunned the campus last fall. an african american student says he was the target of racially charged bullying by his white roommates at a san jose state dorm. last month he filed a claim against the university. >>> san francisco city officials are taking steps to deal with

have been superceded by the politician indictments since then, but the question is this was what is sfpd doing with regard of these officers and whereas the internal control? where was the occ action on these six officers? was it given to greg under wood again? that will explain why it was buried. the next comment and i meant to come here on june fifth to comment on the difference between the angel side station, which is a well run station as you can arrest from your may 29th meeting there where all of the people there who live from that district were lauding his efforts the contract and the mission station where you had the meeting and you were baraged by the commentary about the citizens about how lawless that has come. the bottom line is on your watch, 6 officers have been indicted by the feds and didn't involve you because they didn't trust you, a politician and many have been indicted and this politician was nearly arrested several times in the past 15 years like careni was too and because he was a politician, your master, nothing was done and nothing was done and i wonder how he go

we also work closely with sfpd in constant communications with them as well as park patrol and our cbo partners to find new ways of not only patrolling and policing our facilities, but again activating them in a healthy way. recreation, jumping to employment. our summer jobs for youth and adults, we have over 500 summer hires this year. recreation is the city's oldest standing youth program. we're hiring 235 youth this summer and we've also ramp up an additional 132 leaders which are the folks who lead our courses and programs to help with the camps. we hired 103268 coordinators which help lead those camps and we have an additional 100 life guards, and cooks et cetera that we employ for the summer. we also have the 20 kids that participate in the green agers program. it's pretty extensive. how do we outreach and market all the things we do. we do collateral material, the fliers and post cards and we try to get those up in our facilities including our pools and rec centers and any of the businesses or our cbo partners that we can. we have banners that we use. we send out an e news to 50

she is quick to garner support and quick to coordinate with dpw, sfpd and the board. rebecca is also not shy, as you guys could tell, about expressing her enthusiasm for the work she does and promoting the work of the board by rolling

tonight, the movement has moved west to san francisco and oakland with the hash tag my opd and my sfpd gaining steam. the pictures posted from the bay area include a teen with a bullet wound in his cheek, a bloody rider. now the nypd has responded to the backlash saying it is uncensored and open dialogue is good for the city. in the news room, andria borba, kpix5. >>> tonight, we are hearing from a woman who tried to assassinate a president. squeaky flome tried to kill gerald ford. now her medical exam has been released. >> what are you charged with? >> attempted assassination of the president of the united states. >> if you were to be found guilty of this offense, what penalties do you face? >> a number of years to life in prison. >> she was a member of the manson family. she was tackled before she could get off a shot. she was sentenced to life in prison, but paroled back in 2009. >>> california state senators learned the day learning how to be good. the senate leadership made every senator and staffer attend a special ethics review in sacramento. they wouldn't let us in, but suppose

next motion, the cac urges the board to condition work order payments to the sfpd on measured progress on enforcement, transit-only lane restrictions to speed up surface transit. finally, we have a motion that you may not have seen yet in a letter because got lost for a few days. they have seen it, okay. this concerns the accessible platform on the end judah line at ninth and judah. the sfmta and cac [speaker not understood] funds be used to retrofit the ninth and judah inbound accessible platform on the n judah line so that the historic and vintage streetcars can clear the platform and run to the beach. that's our recommendations. if you have any questions, i'd be happy to try to answer them. >> thank you. we always appreciate your thoughtful work here. so, before we begin the actual hearing on this, i'd like to he propose to my colleagues a motion the burden of which the motion [speaker not understood] can't vote on it until after the public comment. but i would urge us to put further delay of proposed september 2014 increase and the discount senior disabled [speaker not understood]

we look to the sfpd for enforcement. the electricity i. agenda will continue to focus on automated enforcement. red light cameras, forward facing cameras on our buses and speed cameras will all need to become standard. we kant afford the number of police officers that we would truly need to reign in all the dangerous behavior we're seeing out there. thing i've come to realize about public service which i'm sure you all know, too, don't expect to be thanked for a thankless job and thank you for your service, and to take the long view. so many things take so much time to implement. some of them you would say take a lot longer to implement than they should thev we try move as fast as we can to [speaker not understood] our transportation challenges and gain public support, but we captain miss that part, gaining the trust and support. if we go too fast we hit up against that part, gaining the trust and support. so, i look forward to the opportunity to continue to serve on the mta board of directors with your approval and support. and i'm happy

and once the group, and once on the ground and with the assistance of several other sfpd officers and we were successful in seeing the suspect in handcuffs and i called the par paramedic there and i also noticed that the suspect's eyes were red and waterly and that his face was flush and there was an odor about the alcohol in his breath and all of the symptoms of alcohol intoxication. and then they had one statement and i will just read a couple of sentences. and the security guard was working in the front door for the security for the club atmosphere and he was standing outside in front of the club's entrance when he saw him starting the physical altercations with the patrons inside of the atmosphere and he escorted the suspect out and he was bleeding from his mouth because of the altercations inside of the club and the suspect agitated from being taken out of the club, began to spit blood and yelling i have aids and he began to rub his hand and smeared it all over the front windows of atmosphere and the security told him to stop and he turned around the security and swinging at his

. >> now the movement is out west with the hashtagmyopd and my sfpd circling twitter. the pictures include a teen with a budget wound in his cheek, a battered protestor, a bloodied muni rider and many more. the nypd has responded to the backlash saying it's uncensored and open dialogue, good for the city. >>> back in 1975, lynette "squeaky" fromme tried to assassinate then president gerald ford. audiotape of her mental exam has just been released. >> what are you charged with, lynette? >> attempted assassination of the president of the united states. >> if you were to be found guilty of this offense, what penalties do you face? >> from a number of years to life. >> lynette alice "squeaky" fromme was a member of the manson family. she was tackled before she could get a shot off at the president at sacramento's capital park. she was sentenced to life in jail but was paroled in 2009. >>> the city of albany is paying homeless people $3,000 each to leave a city-owned property. about 60 homeless people called the bulb home. half of them have settled with the city to move out