. >> i was thinking on the, no party buses without the notification of the sfpd. and or of the commission station. >> yeah, again, you are missing her point. >> what happens if an unsolicited party bus shows up? >> then they should turn it away and send it because they are not allowed to accept it. >> this is very difficult, and for a number of reasons, but i guess that more, i am sorry this is dragging on so long, but, the question of whether reality of that party bus industry, and relates in any way to the permit that you are considering, given the time frames that we are talking about and the number of days and the kind of events that they are doing, as far as i am concerned, the party buses typically do not begin to arrive and the night clubs until ten p.m. and this is not the situation where the issue came up and it may have been those parties that were done without permits. that... i don't know, i don't want to belabor the point but i think that you should consider whether it is something that we revisit if in fact it begins to be a problem. >> fair enough.

and i would like to inform you guys that sfpd is being very disrespectful. and there were, a group of officers that kept on standing next to our booth, which is fine, we are not against, the policing of the city. and however, we are against that when we are going to the public to speak about what happened to alex, it is a problem to me, when the first thing that comes out of an sfpd officer's mouth is oh, here we going with the alex smith again, that say big problem, because that is very, very disrespectful to his family, that was present, there. and his friends, who overheard this. and just disrespectful and i could not get the badge numbers of the officers i wish that i would have gotten them, i need you guys to know what is going on and let you guys know that a petition has been filed to the da's office for a formal criminal investigation against the officers because we do know that the officers are back on the streets. and i would like to request that you guys make it a priority and if i can, i know if i have like two seconds, but also, to consider we ha

and looking at san francisco police department staffing trends 2 percent decline and sfpd staff between 2012 and 2013 dropping from 2178 to 2126 officers and calls for service dropped by 22 percent between 2008 and 2013, there was 76 percent satisfaction rate with the sfpd, officers up four percent from 2012, complaints against the department, dropped 29 percent, between 2009 and 2013. and we researched whether that is a phenomena that existed in the others as well and it is, in the state, 17 percent, there was a 17 percent decrease in the number of citizen complaints against a peace officers and between 2008 and 2012, of 2013 statistics were not available and there was a 9 percent increase of those complaints between 2011, 2012 and so we will know next year whether the complaints are increasing state wide. and nationwide, the police misconduct have decreased in several civilian oversights and the largest decrease, next to sfpd is new york, 28 percent, and washington, d.c., 23 percent and chicago, 8 percent. and investigators case loads, in 2013, the average was 21 cases, and i will go

and there is also a report that, you know, in april, discussing this was reported by the sfpd and a group of 20 that came and ordered one, bottle. of gray goose and the birthday girl was intoxicated and left which we helped them and the group is very responsible of getting the birthday girl out and we helped them outside and waited and helped them wait until the ride picked them up. and as far as bottle service goes though, we might have a different perspective or how we view this. and i feel that we can monitor our bottle service, better, than our patrons, because i see issues with our patrons being over served because we have a huge bar, we have two bars and they can order a drink from any of the six bartenders, and when the bottle service you can monitor it a little bit better. >> and the last thing that iment i wanted to ask about, is it seems like the police were just sitting right outside of atmosphere and that constantly how it is with two police cars, kind of sitting there in front of atmosphere all night long? >> you know, sometimes, there isn't, but the majority of the time, yes

. >> receive and file, action, sfpd/occ document protocol quarterly report, first quarter 2014. a request for approval to accept gifts of najeon chilgi, boxes from asiana airlines to 56 individual members of the san francisco police airport bureau, to commemorate asiana airline sincere appreciation for the support and kindnes shown throughout the flight, 214 incident, valued at approximately $20 eachrequest for approval to accept donation of a laptop computer from the "hardly strictly bluegrass" organization for use by the richmond station, valued at $1907.48 . >> you have these in your packet and let's start at one item at a time and with reference to the occ document protocol and quarter report, are there any questions or concerns regarding that? >> okay, hearing none, we have cleared that item. and we will do a vote on all of the items once we go next one, is there a presenter from the police department, regarding the gift from asiana airlines? commissioners in your packet there is a memorandum from deputy chief smith from the san francisco airport, and the airlines would lik

and we are working with the walk sf as well, to create a training video for sfpd to know how to enforce, bicycle and pedestrian issues and make sure that they are properly reporting when there is a collision and things like that, and looking forward to getting that out and it will be mandatory for all officers to watch as well. i just want to thank you in support of the vision zero and it is a data point and i think that what leah was trying to point out about the increase of that five focus on the five top collisions that i just put it over here but the five top ones don't have as high of an increase, and we have said that we are pushing toward the 50 percent goal of focus on the five for the traffic citations and you can see that they are much lower than the other growth where there is a lot more growth on the pedestrian side, and the focus on the five is where we are trying to get to 50 percent and it was a two percent increase from last quarter. and i think that seeing more progress there in the five dangerous behaviors that are causing the collisions that result in a severe injury

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

the next step, continue to manage the occ case and continue our program and continue to evaluate the sfpd policy and practices and continue to implement the community out reach, and continue to recruitment to fill the vacantcies and finally, to seek budget adjustments to fill the vacantcies and that concludes, 2013. thank you. >> i want to say, that if you have done a great job, the occ was a new agency at one point and it was an agency in complete disarray at some point and then you came over and it was an agency that was putting together and we talked about policies and procedures for the police department and you put the policies and the procedures and you laid a level of predictbility. and the level of professionalism and it is just, it is evidenced and in how we see that you know, the ongoing, or the ongoing goals are to work on policy procedures, and the police department, and i think that is an excellent report and thank you for everything that you have done. >> you are welcome. >> commissioner turman? >> she was first. >> i want to thank you for the report too, but i have to tell

we have the three accidents, which have been documented in sfpd reports.he lieutenant is here if you have any questions on those reports. it's not just overcrowding. we have traffic backing up all the way down to van ness, on hyde, at the bottom of leven worth, the surrounding streets. it is a mess. this is not our first approach. this pilot program, we have been working with the sfmta and i have to say they have been absolutely incredible and amazing to work with. it's increased the number of parking control officers on the weekends for that additional enforcement. it has helped a little bit. the problem still persists. i myself go out there just to test it. i live on greenwhich street. i went out there to meet neighbors who were complaining about a at&t box, i went up van ness, up lombard, on a thursday afternoon i could barely get down the street. and nobody's there. nobody is there enforcing anything, any rules. so we're here to ask for your help, basically. our understanding of the pilot project is that it would inform staff as to whether the problems

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

, i will have that llp in series by the time that the party rolls around and lastly, the staff and sfpd met with the owners and managers of baby station, last week, was it last week? or the week ago, to review recent incidents and discuss the changes, and no action was taken and inspector burke was begun to visit the clubs. >> so on the survey for the festivals? they are giving them to the festivals to conduct their own? >> right. >> when are they doing that? >> it started, and so on sunday, how the street festival promoters went out as well as volunteers, to... >> and if you survey. >> patrons, >> if you give it to pride, which is huge, you got to do it like now. >> much time did they give the neighbors? >> a couple of months, they are trying to figure out if they need a permit to do the work and they are not allowed to touch the vent on the roof because the landlord is not giving them the permission and so they are trying to do what they can using what little funds they have and i believe that commissioner hyde also recommended that they speak with the small business office, to see if

. >> i was thinking on the, no party buses without the notification of the sfpd. and or of the commission station. >> yeah, again, you are missing her point. >> what happens if an unsolicited party bus shows up? >> then they should turn it away and send it because they are not allowed to accept it. >> this is very difficult, and for a number of reasons, but i guess that more, i am sorry this is dragging on so long, but, the question of whether reality of that party bus industry, and relates in any way to the permit that you are considering, given the time frames that we are talking about and the number of

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

. >> sfpd says it's exploring every possible avenue. >> the car of the future arrived. it's missing standard features google unveiled a prototype of the driverless car it's building. it has no steering wheel, and comes with buttons for go and stop. sensors and computers taken from there. that is this video released by google showing some in action. the company says it's not interested in going into auto manufacturing business and wants to partner with other firms to do that part of the job. >> tonight a tale from outer space. >> stay with us. >>> a group of berkeley school kids had a special visitor today. >> today, he was out rosa parks elementary talking about the value of science and importance of the space program. >> the navy commander is carrying out a mission. today's assignment brought him to rosa park elementary school to speak about science and value of a space program that is hit hard. >> since november, 2000, the international space station has been occupied making it the longest continuing human presence in space and according to commander cassidy, among th

expedited just so the family of steven can get the justice that they need, and i really hope that the sfpd will, and the da will do the right thing and give the closure and justice to steven's friends and family that they need and deserve, thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good even, my name is tom sell hoarse and i was not killed and no one was killed and involved in the situation described and i feel shallow bringing it up and i am sorry for your loss, and i want you to know that your new colleague is as ethical as you have alleged that he is, i did provide an article for inspector monroe to distribute to you about the sf, it is a reprint of the sf weekly article from november 30, 2011 called hate expectations about your new colleagues political prosecution of hate crimes on a regular basis, not only did he fail to get prosecutions he over charged regularly and the cases were if not always dismissed. but, i am not here to talk about that gentleman who already caught me too much of my time and money and resources, i am here to discuss other things that happened over the weekend

. >> sfpd says it's exploring every possible avenue. >> the car of the future arrived.ut it's missing standard features google unveiled a prototype of the driverless car it's building. it has no steering wheel, and comes with buttons for go and stop. sensors and computers taken from there. that is this video released by google showing some in action. the company says it's not interested in going into auto manufacturing business and wants to partner with other firms to do that part of the job. >> tonight a tale from outer take the nestea plunge. ♪ nothing refreshes like nestea. idlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he be speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. >>> a group of berkeley school kids h

. >> reporter: sfpd targets this intersection and keeps this speed warning in place.e driver today a woman in her 20s was sited for failure to yield. the victim went to the hospital badged up and a shoulder -- banged up and a shoulder injury but she should be okay. >> reporter: also in san francisco police have arrested a suspect in a deadly hit-and- run crash. on saturday, police say the driver of a speeding black infinity ran a red light and broadsided another car at cesar chavez and fulsome. the man in that car later died. police have identified the suspect at 25-year-old jamie juan era s of san francisco. he surrendered yesterday and is charged with felony hit-and-run and felony manslaughter. >>> investigators looking into the hit-and-run death of a los angeles police officer say the suspect intentionally hit the officers cruiser. 32-year-old roberto sanchez died as a result of that collision. investigators say 20-year-old minor vorerla rammed the police car in an effort to stop it from going after his friend who was trying to flee police. another officer hit in t

sfpd had to be called out to fort funston this afternoon after a man got stuck on the side of a cliffhe fire chief tells kron 4 the man went after his dog and realized he could not get back to even ground crews were able to get him and the dog off the side of the cliff, both will be ok in another big story out of southern california. firefighting crews in san diego have had their work cut out for them this week. they've been battling several raging wildfires in the san diego area for days. only four fires are still burning.including three at camp pendleton marine corps base. indra petersons shows us how crews are taking to the air to fight the flames near camp pendleton. : "this is the airstrip marines used to battle these blazes. in all, they dropped a half a million gallons of water on 150 round trips. and we just went along for one of them." a wall of flames-- closing in on a marine airstrip. a military base under siege. "i watched as this thing marched from a half a mile away almost to within 200 meters of us. and i could feel the heat on my face as this thing approached." enter t

. >> reporter: sfpd targets this intersection and keeps this speed warning in place.driver today a woman in her 20s was sited for failure to yield. the victim went to the hospital badged up and a shoulder -- banged up and a shoulder injury but she should be okay. >> reporter: also in san francisco police have arrested a suspect in a deadly hit-and- run crash. on saturday, police say the driver of a speeding black infinity ran a red light and broadsided another car at cesar chavez and fulsome. the man in that car later died. police have identified the suspect at 25-year-old jamie juan era s of san francisco. he surrendered yesterday and is charged with felony hit-and-run and felony manslaughter. >>> investigators looking into the hit-and-run death of a los angeles police officer say the suspect intentionally hit the officers cruiser. 32-year-old roberto sanchez died as a result of that collision. investigators say 20-year-old minor vorerla rammed the police car in an effort to stop it from going after his friend who was trying to flee police. another officer hit in the

i hope sfpd solos are taking note . soooooo toss in all the red light runners with a few wandering pedestrians wheather they are pulling something or just plain lolly gagging in the street it's a recipe for disaster there have been collisions and pedestrian related crashes here, to be honest 6th and market is not a new problem its has been bad here for years and we simply can't leave out the destracted drivers with their cells glued to their hands also trying to navigate this circus of traffic which incudes illegal left hand turns in city issued vehicles, and blocking the crosswalk in a bus im here because kron has a new feature named my kron 4 story where you can actually get on tv if we pick your segment, or in this case not get on tv in san fran francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news it was a kron4 viewer who tipped us off to this issue. here on our website there's an easy way to let us know what's happening near where you live or work. just click on the my kron4 story tab. scroll down.and you can submit your idea.non

we're told that a man's and that's when the man went down after his dog, sfpd was called reef just after330 and that's and then discovered that. rescue crews had to quickly figure out how they're going to get that man up back up to this base area. the fire chief tells me that was injured a meticulous process fifth off if if fax 54 breakfast for half a had a chat with a plentiful says that the rescue was a complete success. fog and poke fun than and his dog are going to be just 53 reporting in san francisco scott rates kron4 if that it was until man missing since friday has been found safe this morning. police said 31 year-old jason adams has been found in reno. of the family members reported him missing when he never returned home from a work and if his eye and ear if adams went to the private side in san ramon 9:00 friday morning before he headed to a nearby hardware store and vanished but again he has been found alive and well. then a man is missing in the jailhouse for allegedly it slashing his red face with a razor blade. police said happened in watsonville for its cut is said to be

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buses are high up on the list of piorioritys in san francisco but i will say i have see numerours sfpd cruisers passing by >> reporter:including this really cool looking mustang squad car i spoke to some tourist who said the big toru buses tell them the area is off limits to the buses but on lady told me if anyone is behaving badly it's the painted ladies >> reporter:why, she said they were in serious need of upgrades . im not making this up but at least two are living up tho their name . they are getting painted. >> reporter:in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news >> reporter: 23 year-old rob a woman character and the head while she was on the ground. this happened last he year a jury convicted port to belly of robbery and assault and battery to serious injury. he is sentenced to six years in prison. >> reporter: so if this is going to keep kids safe for this is all good. >> reporter: cutting down on pedestrian accidents and fatalities. that are looking into it exciting new technology to help this problem. the trend this in my tech report gate slate kron 4 news. heat shields are

. >>> the sfpd and the city college of san francisco getting slapped with a lawsuit.ing up why two students are taking action following a recent protest. >>> it will be a real blast on independence day in one city. the last-minute move that kept the fireworks show alive. >>> good morning. we're still looking at a lot of slow traffic on this tuesday back to work. as we look at the santa clara valley, northbound 280 is slow. but the east bay has even slower traffic. we'll take a look at both -- straight ahead. >>> patchy fog, a stronger onshore breeze. these are signs of a cooling trend entering the bay area. how much cooler we'll be for your area -- coming up. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, get a taste of summer

right now, an sfpd gang task force is conducting a raid at a hel's ajeb -- hell's angel compound.a moriarty is out there. she got there about 20 minutes ago. coming up in two minutes, she has new details about what this raid is all about. >>> wednesday morning, may 14th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. let's have another look at weather and traffic. steve, it will be a real hot one today. >> indeed, almost for everybody. there might be a little hint of relief maybe by the immediate coast but everything is pointing towards hot temperatures today. this will be the hottest day. we'll have a bunch of records. heat advisory for one more day. there are some hints that maybe a west hind might come back -- wind might come back. there's low 70s in san francisco. almost 70 in san jose. i'm sure other locations there as well. some of these temperatures are a little old. it's getting warm really fast. there's warm air aloft, up around 1700 feet. there were low 70s for lows. by tomorrow, i think a sea breeze kicks in. but everything says sunshine and hot temperatures. maybe daly city, pa