as advisory members commissioner commissioner dejesus arrest captain greg lee and sergeant andy the sfpd range master saith campbell presented the investigation the chief that was conducted for the officer involved shooting to give you a belief recap in 2012 on the hundred block on and on of washington street on that day approximately 1027 uniformed police officers responder to a stabbing in the area of pier 17 victim was located with slash injuries the officers located the suspect on davis street he was carrying a achieve and didn't respond they attempted to contain the suspect the suspect came towards the officers and her path was blocked she fired at the suspect that was mortally wounded that was in police and sergeant campbell had a recommendation that was accepted for the e r i w train the e r i w our expended range impact weapon the common term a two officers deployed system to officers to load and to utilize the recommendations were made to making adjusts so we'll have those out not field carried by single officer and develop the emphasis of train so we have two officers able to d

you to sal and to the sac for their leadership in stepping up and also to principal greg john and sfpd for being great partners chief sir, the moment i called him at the beginning and norman reached out to them, they're 100% behind the program, it was a great partnership and we have a couple of student comments that we're going to speak as part of public comment. >> hello my name is [inaudible] quan, i'm a student at galileo high school, i want to talk about the importance of education of elementary students motor vehicle accident iss a very real and present danger, we can't change the way people drive we have to make sure youth practice as much caution when crossing the streets, parents do not always educate their kids about traffic safety, they carry it to middle school, high school, even daily life -- base ki *fically i can still remember when i was being taught by my teachers and parents of traffic safety, this is an important thing that everybody should learn and practice caution as much as possible l.a. street smarts, everything we can do to educate these elementary school studen

as solid commits commitments to up the citations that focus on the 5 deadliest behaviors should the sfpdssue the citations four this top any member of the public wish to speak on any item term violations and violating the right-of-way and running relies and stop signs i want to point out they vary by district to district this is stuart not one of the top 5 concerns of each neighborhood and look forward to hearing about the annual date and want to recognize ann that took up the helm and doing a tremendous amount of work diving do into the data and meeting with a lot of the stakeholders and the hope sf and the bicycle coalition to support vision zero we'll be joined by supervisor yee my co-sponsor that has increased the champion of resources for enforcement i believe we have our commander. >> up first and welcome cam iron from the sfpd enforcement program and another colleague that has been managing the don't governor nixon we'll have a brief updated 239 did you want with the transportation surveillance by the endemocrat i thought that is had an about developing this without further ado i'

. >> another question around the mobile handheld devices i know that sfpd will be receiving from 2015-2016 from the safety routes to school program. >> regarding handhelds? that's the number i got am i misinformed >> - >> hi with the self-healthy two grants coming online this summer with mta and the dpw for the sales force such a routes to school a third of the budget dedicated to the san francisco police department for $3,000 for enforcement for city hall's on high injury coordinators. >> but not necessarily going to handheld devices and in the other grant was with mta only to do the enforcement. >> sorry i think it is important we look for grants to field funds for handheld citation devices for sfpd. >> we all are smart phones our coy is attempting to fund the citation from the smart phone this is the granted program we went through mta and hopefully add back that one. >> supervisor if i may i want to add a couple of wants you raised about the data and the issuance that arises one thing that the police commission did to include a wraerl report back to the commission on the data and

arterial, so i'm wondering, is there a coordination with that, is there some way to track sort of with sfpd too so in intersections when we mentioned in soma, we have a lot of increased traffic there and more kids and walking to school on intersections there, are we coordinating at all with the folks that actually do the evaluations about what type of arterial should be at our intersections? >> i will try to answer as best i can, it's usually departments, in this case, sfmta that might be answering this question we didn't necessarily ask them to come to this particular hearing, but as a supervisor and supervisor kim, both of us are very involved with vision vao*er row and both of us are involved with our own districts in terms of working with the community and identifying these type of -- these arterials or these streets, intersection and so forth to see what we can work on and prioritize it. the -- sometimes the city will have their plan, a bigger plan, especially under vision zero that will hit certain streets that basically have the highest incidents of accidents 6% of our streets harbor

with in our town showing two documentaries around the sfpd and my work when i was formal a da showing two.comries to stop hates to- it is a free showing it is funded in part by the doj community if anyone it interested in attend tonight or torment night. >> thank you it's it is important to note that it is go good to hear we have most of the recommendations and an appendixes that the rest of the country is look at it and those are things in place we have other police commission and nothing if is perfect wielt try the best we can as this chief as done a few bad acts tend to ruin good officers the thousands of calls it's never end a work in progress but again, i'm proud of occ and proud the recommendations were pretty much put in place and work towards to get confidence of the members of the public. >> 3-d commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for future commission meeting. >> any announcements. >> the next scheduled meeting is wednesday at city hall at 5:30. >> commissioner melara. >> yeah. i would like to get back to the whole arrest data preliminary because i'm

tremendous who want to give back we want to find solutions and answers those brothers working with sfpdnd right here for the kids that's the answer i want to give a big shout out to you guys glen; right? you imagine glen doing 45 years 4r0kd up in a prison coming home with compassion for the people that's what is it all about remember that's about caring it's about kindness and about love and this is what this center is about we're here for a safe spot for everybody this spot and all the public partners you know who you are you know we're here for the waterworks and the cable and we'll be homeless as long as we build the relationship you're right jane? about building relationships to do and come together right brother charley thank you and you'll see a dynamic mix of people because you know what i'm a united playaz we're all united playaz and; right? >> all the way to heaven babe and all see as a instrument on a normal day we're here together because the man upstairs everyone is supported us you know what i mean let's build the rips so we can build and have safety for our kids in the co

it was really interesting to hear and not just from the school district but also sfpd, our students and our principal in terms of how -- what the ill pact of this program has been. i think it's so important to educate our students on pedestrian safety, that it is a big part of us achieving vision zero, 0 traffic faye tat ts and not only for our young people to understand how to make our streets safer both as a pedestrian and as a driver but these students are our future adult resident they are our future drivers so instilling that culture early on i think is incredibly important and i just want to note also, you know, in many ways, kids help push their parents to do the right thing, whether it's around recycling and the environment there's some great articles about how young children are pushing their parents to be better environmental stewards based on what they learn in school or to be better about health and soda and eating, all components of what i think sfuc has been successful in educate, so i think having this component will be a big part of that and i'm excited that commissioner

sfpd cheer sir said a new jail is slsh because of the plan to increase the police force. this increases police profiling and [inaudible] radically displaced black neighbors in san francisco. we stand against the proposed gale and demand the boferd supervisor reject the construction and [inaudible] thank you. >> thank you supervieer mar for this honor. i was fifen 0 years ago involved in the civil rights movement, but the fight carries on. each one of us should seek justice and to acknowledge that all of us are equal and that to have equal opportunities. thank you very much for this honor. >> congratulation and think for being here. where at this time i would like to recognize supervisor tang from district 6 >> thank you president breed. thank you. i see that all the member thofz community are here and i want to bring up our district 6 asian pacific american heritage month honoree tim [inaudible] and the community is wem come to come up with him. we would love to see the young people come up to stand with tim because wree honoring him in many ways for what he has done for

scene is secured in anticipation of the homicide daily the officer is transported to american people sfpdacility that's assume the officer that didn't need medical attention here are council and pa are all notified if the officers drivers a chaplain other comfortable are made available the officer is encouraged to phone his spouse or loved one their remind noted to discuss the incident and the officer we have to make sure the officer was photographed at the time of the incident you'll see that in the presentations that is incredible ideally we have your photo lab do it and sometimes an outdoor agency but so the officer can 88 shall i there's fluids on the you remember the staff will see the weapon and it is sent to the lab for testing and analysis we're not going to take the officers firearm without replacing the officers affirm investigation process you have that copy of the card there and it is explained to the officer the pa and the officers attorney and the they'll all explain and the i a investigator we know that the officer is not registered with the information they're very they've

sfpd has to develop a body camera policy and purchase the equipment. coming up at 6:00 back biting in the city. why the san francisco sheriff says the mayor's plan is incomplete. >>> now to the weather. the summer-like weather in the bay area. in san francisco, the temperatures pushed into the '80s today. further away from the coast, much hotter. jeff jeffranieri is tracking the heat. >> it's the last thing we need with the drought. dangerous levels of heat. the hottest weather throughout the peninsula. 97 96 in santa rosa. isolated in san francisco up to 90 degrees. no matter where you were you saw at least ten degrees of an increase today. as high as 25 in san francisco and 22 degrees in sunniville. let's look at the climate now. we are beginning to drop off into the 80s. a few select zones in the extreme south bay where we are tracking mid to upper 90s. right now, 95 in san martin. morgan hill 97. we'll take you here to the skycam ra across the south bay. what you are going to see is a quick climb in the temperatures from 40s in the morning up into

out of the assembly earlier this month >> enforcement side i'll get into the statistics but we have sfpd process in the contribution of pedestrian and traffic fatalities and the improvements by our own parking control officers addressing goks and finally, the evaluation of the area we've been doing quite a bit of close work with the duplicate with the data protocol to track our statistics in vision zero as you no doubt remember it was dated in san francisco that macy's makes as us unique that is the streets we're talking about with the bicycle and traffic safety improvements and in a transparent way vision zero.org the website is available where anybody can take a look at any vision zero in the city and get an understanding the scope and schedule and timeline for delivery project deliver e delivery is a special focus over the last few months working with public works to streamline the agencies both internal meeting cut as many months out of timeline we're not waiting to make the kind of changes on the streets i object to it talk about over the summer we're engaging in another project tha

any additional sfpd comments okay hearing none we'll move on to to item 7 regarding playgrounds white rain production for amplified outdoor sound permits. >> good evening, commissioners so we're going to have pacific wells to talk about the sf jazz annual event because it is going later that's why it's before the commission. >> it is on may 8th we filed for a permit the event is in two locations the event starts at the sf jazz center a reception for roifldz on the street for an acoustics jazz try in the corner of the building outside from 6 to 7 and the concert inside the building from 7 to 9 at 9 o'clock the guests move cross franklin is from the unified school district building at one 05 van ness we are going to have dinger with a live band from 9 to 1145 it is currently schedule we have high school all-star jazz from 9 to temple and little break and group from new orleans tomb bone short i didn't. >> okay thank you are there any questions from the commissioners about this application. >> i'm going to recuse myself from voting i work with one of them. >> okay so for the record expir

seven years, i'm not going to read these to you, basically, we have a clean team community guys and sfpd bike patrol focused in our neighborhood seven days a week, 365 days a year some remove graffiti tags within 24 hours when they're reported. we have provided steam cleaning and scrubbing, on top of the schedule we have maintained in the neighborhood, and 65 incidences of -- we created a mobile app ybcd exist you can report information in the neighborhood, and track the results in the neighborhood. the next slide is around street skaep improvements, back in 2010, we created yerba buena street life plan it's a ten year plan that outlines, improves streets in the neighborhood some of them we created, are cuss custom designed they are -- in the culture of the neighborhood -- we work with the explore tore yum, to install the first in the zone. we have a mraz ta test project, a pedestrian plaza for people to come to welcome neighbors to meet peers, etc. for marketing and branding, for creating [inaudible] if you will yerba buena is a new neighborhood in san francisco didn't have much of and

the last speaker from our san francisco police department although jurisdictions of the among the sfpd has been a huge partner on this effort. >> sew supervisor tang and board of supervisors i want to thank you and our r your office for taking on this venture especially the folks we've worked with our nonprofit groups when this was brought to my attention four years ago i respect how to the are first inspection i misunderstood what it was for those individuals coming from a victim metrological background the special victim unit denies and human trafficking mirrored each other during those inspections what the individuals and department heads that were though how we come into contact with those cases through our human trafficking hotline and complaints from the community and also from the victims themselves after we've conduct the inspections with the individuals priority with services and later on feeling they're able to talk with us they feel comfortable to talk with us and again what our doing for the whole community that deals with the massage establishment is we mediating weed out

again will be similar to the muni vehicles thank you we're working to improve communications with sfpd they've been notified to participate in the new driver classes and meeting later in the month to work out the details we've reviewed the taxi panic bottom concept that's been mentioned based on our research and experiences we glean from other jurisdictions including toronto and new york and san diego city council and seattle we're not recommending implementation of the pacific bottom because one cameras are almost universally seen a more deterrent and we're working on the requirement we have in place a concern with false alarms and concern that the panic bottoms are not used that often so one jurisdiction that has them in boston the panic bottom was not used this frequently at all so industry feels strongly and i agree that 24/7 is a better dispatch for a deterrent as we move forward we'll bring any further initiative back to the board i'll be happy to answer any questions >> i have a few questions if it's all right before public comment thank you for that thoughtful presentation that

all efforts to reduce the vision zero traffic safety and tonight with supervisor yee's office and sfpd sergeant phillip perry we'll be incorporating more schools for part of this wonderful s ac program we've enrolled the following schools lake shire and daniel webster and sunset and jose ortega are argon sutter are and lafayette and others also this friday will be the s ac c award banquet all our elected students will wish honored we're existed and next meeting is monday at 5:00 p.m. obviously 2015 the s ac c is a public council anyone is welcome as american people adams incentive dinner is provided for any guests if you want to attend or make a presentation or have a copy of the agenda please contact our coordinator salvador lopez thank you very much asking asking so next the accommodations i'd like to turn it over to >> thank you. this evening we'll be honoring a group of young men commissioner fewer and i somebody is grumbling left leg my stomach commissioner wynns and we have an opportunity to hear a young men they're part of a - in 2010 a young girl was raped and broadcasted on so

commission meeting inspectors the first line item calendar received and filed the inquires first quarter sfpd status reporting report on the proposals first quarter 2014. >> colleagues you have to items the schufr from the action and the ocii policy matter my discussion. >> chief anyone you want to add. >> director hicks so do i have a motion. > all in favor, say i. > opposed? motion passes inspector the next line item any public comment? line item general public comment judge. to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission up to three minutes. on the police commission rules of orders neither the police or the ocii personnel more commissioners are required to respond to question buses may provide a brief responded the ocii and police personnel shall not respond to any comments your comments are 3 minutes >> first speaker. >> good evening colliding. >> i'm between two mee

out of the assembly earlier this month >> enforcement side i'll get into the statistics but we have sfpd process in the contribution of pedestrian and traffic fatalities and the improvements by our own parking control officers addressing goks and finally, the evaluation of the area we've been doing quite a bit of close work with