the sfpd and police across the nation must be held accountable for their action. every minute a child is murdered boo i the police. for the last few months i have been actively protesting. i have been to ferguson and felt and saw the grief of this community. it is the same pain we feel here. you know this is wrong. how many of you have children. how would you feel if your child was missing from your kitchen table and the person who murdered them is protected by his badge. the good people of this city need to know the truth. we need to know that our elected officials have our backs. right now is the time to show you have a heart. this is a dramatic issue and it needs to be addressed. so many have been put under the carpet. right now is the time for you to stand up. i urge you to pass this resolution as it is. thank you. >> public speaker: hello, my name is nancy hernandez. i work as a teacher in the san francisco unified school district. the reason why i'm here is i here in support of the previous version about police violence and racism within the police system an

up the 23 percent in double parking is the second highest at 21 percent taxi services teams up with sfpd and conduct sting operations twice a month and the enforcement staff has joined the operation and they have a standing invitation there's been 95 citations issued from those stinks and all of those citations property owner to operating without a permit means picking up limos and t nc and sometimes, it's individual drivers without any annihilation 95 citation written in 2014 they've written one hundred and 16 parking citations and have improved our collection through a tax collector operating without a permit in san francisco carries a 5 thousand dollars fine we'll really hoping to disswayed that activity and working with the sfmta investigations and enforcement we're working to establish a targeting pco enforcement of transit only lanes when the vehicles are stopped and taxi zones and to establish more sfpd transit in lanes there's a moving violation outreach i've been getting out into the community with medallion holders and taxi drivers are the backbone of the system and provide the

the da has the information to prosecutor the collisions and the mta can better understand and help sfpd how to write the complete and correct report and understand what happened and i'm sorry to take so much time thank you. >> supervisor jane kim i was going to reemphasis what nicole schneider said from the information from the steering committee ask that go explicit about equality and protecting the most vulnerable as the steering committee did in april is really, really important mooifl my hope that is continued and i just wanted to give- because of walk sf and the bicycle coalition and our office working with him he's been able to meet the goals with citations to keep our neighborhoods safe as well. >> sir and actually before i do that is there any other public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. >> yeah. supervisor mar without under you emphasizing equality the reason we're doing vision zero the high corridor and prioritizing those is basically due to the disproportion endorse to those situations i want to apologize i didn't elevate that but through the lens it is an equa

you heard from randy mcclure and you have the conduct here tonight and captain from the sfpd who is the project manager. we had a series of focus group interviews consisted of the command staff members specialized units within the p.d. within each of the districts ranging from the patrol to supervisor within the station along with city stakeholders such as public works an planning and folks that were having either information that would be valuable to us such as expansion or facilities. we interested -- interviewed all of those and then we had convening the work with five representative captains and we had the steering community which consist of the controller and chief to effect the final recommendations. our process as you can see had an overall methodology that you follow. if you start from the left we have the working group that i just described. we had those series of interviews with all of those city level stakeholders and then we had a very high commitment to data analysis. i will describe some of those points to you next. we were analyzing all of the data then producing maps tha

conditions allowed the criminal activity among the cops to flourish might still be around here in the sfpde years after this surveillance video caught police officers committing a crime. two of them were found guilty. >> the department cooperated and the convictions were handed down. >> reporter: san francisco police chief insists these are isolated incidents. >> federal authority haves represented no evidence was found at the conduct of these officers, these few officers as alleged as an indicater of a systemic concern of the sfpd. >> why did it take so long? if there are checks and balances in place that are supposed to detect this kind of misconduct, why did it take years for this to surface? >> reporter: public defender jeff hadach brought this to the public. he says the system favors the officers. >> our clients were telling us there are these officers who are breaking the law. who are falsely arresting people. and those pleas fell on deaf ears. judges, prosecutors, the complaints did not act on these complaints. in fact, most of them were found to be merryless until we found video. i

you heard from randy mcclure and you have the conduct here tonight and captain from the sfpd who is the project manager. we had a series of focus group interviews consisted of the command staff members specialized units within the p.d. within each of the districts ranging from the patrol to supervisor within the station along with city stakeholders such as public works an planning and folks that were having either information that would be valuable to us such as expansion or facilities. we interested -- interviewed all of those and

back having shown that he has been at a later time has an appropriate security plan as approved by sfpd? as well as maybe, appropriate sound proofing and proof of that sound proofing could he then reapply? >> could the staff speak to that. >> i believe that he will have to wait one year. >> okay. >> but he does, again, have the option to go to the board of appeals. how this works is this commission if it is going to deny, he has a short window, and it is an expedited process. and staff would have to go in front of the board of appeals and try to explain what this commission has decided. >> normally we have a security plan submitted within the application, is there not one? or was there... >> he did not submit one? >> okay. thank you. >> that clarifies that. >> i am more inclined not to so call deny it, but you know, everybody should get an opportunity, you know, i remember when i had to do it and took over a really bad place, and i had the opportunity to turn it around and i think that the problem here is the time. and i think that he needs a proving period to prove to the neighbors and

but sfpd is in close contact with the departments across the bay and getting ready to deploy officers here to the east bay if they're needed, if and when they say they're ready to help out. so they are gathering the troops tonight, amassing their forces and ready to help out. back to you. >> jean, thanks very much. and protesters in berkeley did not just halt freeway traffic tonight. take a look at this. they stopped amtrak trains as well. this is a picture tweeted from the tracks near addison and essex way just a block from the berkeley amtrak station. people, protesters were lying on the tracks in front of that train, not allowing it to continue. >> nbc bay area's nannet miranda joins us from east bay with more. >> reporter: a much different night in berkeley than what we saw over the weekend. no major reports of damage or vandalism. and businesses are keeping their fingers crossed that it will stay that way through the evening. and as for protesters, no use of tear gas, at least not yet. >> these killer cops must be held accountable and jailed. >> reporter: for the third straight n

sfpd displayed several tiemts that they said were confiscated from the protesters.t least five sfpd officers were injured, including one who was hit in the face with a bottle while sitting inside of his patrol car. >> what went on on friday night is not first amendment activity. it's criminal conduct by a fringe element that seems to embed themselves in lawful first amendment activity and then acts out past that. and we will not have that here in san francisco. >> the chief says police will continue to facilitate demonstrations as long as they remain peaceful. >>> president obama is hoping to rebuild trust between police officers and the public, pledging federal funds to buy 50,000 body-worn cameras for police and to improve training for officers. in addition, mr. obama says he plans to overhaul how the government gives military equipment to local police departments. the president making those announcements today after meeting with civil rights leaders and some of his cabinet officials. protesters disrupted a speech tonight by u.s. attorney general eric holder he as

. >> sfpd has been really great at protecting people's first amendment rights. >> reporter: the head of the police officers' association is outraged the resolution even mentions san francisco. >> it appears to me he is simply fanning the flames and jumping on the bandwagon of what may have occurred and decisions that were made on the other side of this country. >> reporter: while the resolution praises recent police response, it also states that san francisco is not immune to tensions between communities and police. after incidents like the fatal officer-involved shooting in march, of alex nieto. >> i think that often the people get pretty upset about being criticized but i do believe that what we are calling for is a stronger relationship between us. >> reporter: avalos wants the justice department to review all local policing practices and have uniform standards for community involvement. >> this department and this association has done more outreach to all communities in san francisco, including african-american communities, including the latin communities. >> reporter: he would l

sfpd commander garret tom says he believes that san francisco pd does a good job of reaching out to the community, but he also says that officers have been asked to be vigilant. >> reporter: very helpful and at a sandy area. and sampras fiscal charles clifford kron 4 news. --in san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: now looking ahead to nine d f o g will return. san francisco, as have zero and a plan including the immediate coast line. we still have the coastal lot of guys retreat >> jacqueline: raising the water level. after that passes tomorrow we will have ran into when state and christmas eve. with time out the right on futurecast coming up in just a bit. >> grant:he said she said. >> grant:the recently fired 49ers player says it was consensual. the alleged victim says she did not consent. >> grant:new documents released in the ray mcdonald sexual assault investigation paint different pictures of what happened one week ago at his san jose home. >> reporter:the 49ers cut ties with ray mcdonald last week.one day after his home was searched. >> grant:but as kron 4's

>> he was a good kid. >> could you call the next line item. >> consent calendar, receive and file, sfpd occ status report on general orders and policy proposals third quarter 2014. >> colleagues on the consent calendar, there are some documents that you received in your packet. and any questions for the department or the occ on either of these documents? >> i know, commissioner mazzucco often asks about the status of the social media policy, any questions there? >> you are good? >> you have the wrong city attorney for that issue tonight. and so, >> we will have to save it for another day. >> all right, you lucked out. >> thank you. >> any other questions? >> no. >> okay. >> do i have a motion to approve the consent calendar? >> so moved. >> second. >> all of those in favor. >> aye. >> passes and inspector call the next line item. >> line item three, general public comment, the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission, speakers shall address the remarks to the co