another great native please welcome the fabulous greg suhr everyone (clapping.) good morning it's this is so exist to be out here with everyone thank you so much for being here it's critical to be prepared as the chief and the mayor said this year we know it's going to happen even if it's remembering this event the city farthsd who did the planning to have the great water system they score the city of wouldn't be brnd down didn't he have the greater voice in the morning. so, anyway thank you so much for court of law and please continue to help us out when we ask for things to keep even better prepared i know that dp m does a from job we appreciate the support. we were out saturday with a nert training there were one thousands of people training and training and training we revert back to that and we'll keep the city as safe as possible again good morning it's early and i'm going to give it back to my colleague >> councilmember ferraro greg suhr. houser everybody doing this more than i feel like ed sullivan is ann here by the way, is former mayor willie brown i'll

kelly, and chief of police suhr and director of finance. and the san francisco police department that is in charge of managing a lot of graffiti cases, and the gab members, the san francisco arts commissioners and staff and artists and san francisco beautiful and its members. thank you all for helping to craft this proposal. i want to give a little background about the reason why we came together to really address this particular issue. according to our knowledge and legislative analyst, it costs the city close to $20 million annually to abate graffiti on our buses and property and all throughout the city. and the city could use this money to use for other things. as former director and supervisor now, i see the huge cost of graffiti incur. and i hear from property owners that paint over offensive graffiti and to return the next day. i have seen people wait for the muni buses. many trying to remove graffiti, and needs solutions. i didn't want to use those who view crime as a harsher punishment. but yet to research best practices in jurisdic

. >> good evening, president mazzucco and members of the commission and chief suhr and members of the audience, the occ has no recent activity to report this evening and however i was not at last week police commission meeting in the community and the day before, i did attend the meeting that chief suhr hosted regarding the shooting death of nato and it did want to say that since that time, the occ has received several phone calls and we have opened a complaint to investigate that matter. but, next week, you will hear a lot from the occ. i will deliver the reschedule 2013, annual report. as well, as providing you the confidence and statistical report for the month of march. and that concludes tonight's report. >> great, thank you. >> you are welcome. >> any questions for director hicks? >> great, please call line item 2 c. >> commission report and discussion, and the commission's president's report and commissioners reports. >> i have nothing to report, do you have anything that you would like to report. >> just happy to say that once again be able to partner, with the department and

(clapping) >> we're joined by many members of our city family if you could hold our applause chief suhr anyone, etc. and board of appeals director and mayor's office of housing and mayor's office education hydra mendoza and al and city administrator naomi kelly and many members of the mayor's office staff please help me welcome those members. i want to acknowledge any hard working staff cynthia vasquez and policy director and

(clapping) >> we're joined by many members of our city family if you could hold our applause chief suhr anyone, etc. and board of appeals director and mayor's office of housing and mayor's office education hydra mendoza and al and city administrator naomi kelly and many members of the mayor's office staff please help me welcome those members. i want to acknowledge any hard working staff cynthia vasquez and policy director and elizabeth and fiscal policymaker and our awesome policy people for today's event i want to thank a couple of folks from the mayor's office (clapping) >> i've just returned from the new york meetings of the united nations we were very fortunate to have the staff join us we presented a video greeting from mayor ed lee as san francisco as the first c dot city over the one hundred 90 countries have signed on to sedot the elimination of all forms of description against women it's an international bill of rights for women the u.s. has not this is where you beau but san francisco passed the first local ordinance in the world reflecting the primdz of sedot in 1998. at the

>> item one is on an update inform the police department 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 and thanks chief suhr. i have my chief financial officer the deputy chief of admin and deputy carolyn welch. so first, i want to thank the mayor's office for their assistance and the controllers staff moraine and our commissioners for advocating two years ago for the good stable budget this the the second piece that includes our hiring plan thaifl the board of supervisors approved. the overview very quickly budget hiring plan updates and building safety update and capital improvements projects and we'll talk about cars. the 2014-2015 budget all refunds revenue 3 million plus a combination of general funds that include the 45 million in public sales tax and the grants for various gang intervention and theft payment. we have work orders and federal revenues include human trafficking and dui improvements and permits and licenses that are administered by the department. the next slide speaks to expenditures obviously flowers and fringes are the lion share of our budget making up 88 percent and 14 million, 5.3

behind me i wanted to introduce starting with mayor ed lee thank you for being here (clapping) chief suhrf joanne haynes-white (clapping) edward reiskin head of mta and mohammed head of dpw and rebecca kate's rebate can animal care and control (clapping) so san francisco prepares for and cooperated and plans for disastrous everyday we're good at it we do it to practice our life saving skills so we know how to communities with one other but most of all to protect our public and residents of san francisco and to protect our first responders. today is also the one hundred and 8 anniversary of the 1906 san francisco earthquake. we went to lotta's fountain this morning to remember those people who came before us who were brave and worship reliant that made san francisco come alive but it made us remember the great fire over after the earthquake and the biggest it threat today is the fire that's going to happen afterward so in 1906 we're better prepared today with better plans and we are prepared with better infrastructure. we a that's why with the mission bay fire last year because of the all

i know that chief suhr gave numbers of the civilianization as a strategy and that was recommended at times by the budget analyst and other accountability recommendations addressing the overtime that's different from the police and other suggestions that were made previously but as we go forward towards the budget i want to know what you're done to address the recommendations upper given i think some for the budget analyst folks brought up issues i don't know how relevant but how to addressing the budget accountability issues that would be of interest to me as we move forward >> okay. colleagues any questions or comments at this time. >> okay chief and mark thanks for being here. open this up for public comment on item 2? >> chief i assume you don't want to comment. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. okay. colleagues can i have a motion to file item 2? we'll take that without objection. mr. clerk call item 3 >> item 3 ordinance appropriating $1 million plus to overcome and deappropriating 1 hundred million plus the evaluating of approximately 1 million in salaries and 1 million

from our chief suhr and your command staff to the officers who were promoted and honored and focusedocused on today to our family and friends to all the men and women in the san francisco police department i'm honored to be here with the recorder our carmen chu and other elected officials as well who not only enjoy those occasions but understands what it means. today, we're fudge on one deputy chief one command and 4 captains and 10 lieutenant and 55 saeshthsdz who are being promoted today. this is a very special time in our city. you've been working hard on any aspects and one of the reasons the city is so successful is because we are and continue to be one of the biggest safe cities in the state of california. i will continue to express any grultd to this department for your work on a day to day basis but also want to recognize what you do outside of the uniform. all of us know the role of the officers and we constantly talk about community policing but it's also what you do in your extra efforts that are made by our officers whether it's mentoring kids or taking our personally fin

marijuana celebration in golden gate park with the supervisor joined at noon joined by the police chief suhr to announce a plan to deal with the gatherings taking place without permits. last year up to 15,000 showed up at sharon met dough and left behind five tons of traffic that cost $10,000 to clean up. >> the new eastern span of the bay bridge gets a new inspection because of recently found rust. the sacramento bee says there is a call for an independent review because of a report in the sunday paper and claims thrust has been found inside one of chambers where a suspension cable is attached that could cause damage. a spokesman says there is no need for concern. >> a congressional hearing open how to keep power grid safe after an attack on a substation near san jose. the hearing is scheduled this afternoon in washington and elected. ives and private industry leaders will discuss the response of securing the grid. last year, someone shot a high-powered rifle at the substation and pg&e says the person could have knocked out power to a big part of silicon valley for an extended period. >> no

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leaderships to make sure we're endorsing the laws is being done very well by our chief of police chief suhr >> i too want to echo the support i get from all the people behind me our mayor number one priority is our roads are safety i can't do that without our partners board of supervisors and other on this remedying and the mta and our community partners walk sf and the bicycle coalition. when i became chief the mayor and i spoke about public safety early on. in february we had the second time in 50 years with no homicides yet some padded pedestrian was killed on the street we've had more people killed on the streets of san francisco by vehicles than by homicide. we intended to attack this trying to get a handle on gun violence and violent crime in san francisco and that's through smaet strategy and will deployment and combirs our community. we've been successful so far but focusing on the 5 most dangerous intersections and our confliction factors and using our data for realtime deployment and redeployment we can get a handle at least for the enforcement piece but as far as as education we'

el vehiculo lo atropello --como presagiando este tipo de tragedias, hoy el jefe de la policia "greg suhro pulseras brillantes a cerca de 50 niÑos para que recuerden los habitos de seguridad en las calles, recomendand o a los menores que si caminan o van en bicicleta, lo hagan en grupo y en lo posible con ropa de colores, para asi ser mas visibles para los conductores porque la imprudencia de conductores y en ocasiones de peatones, ha convertido a los autos en un proyectil que apaga mas vidas que la misma violencia en las calles. . angel live ---el conductor del coche no huyo de la escena. cam 2 shot blanca ---despues de un operativo de "20 horas", hoy se suspendio la busqueda de un menor de 14 aÑos de edad que fue arrastrado ayer por las aguas en una popular playa de san francisco. pitch - cesar ---su padre quien trato de salvarlo se encuentra hospitalizado. ---pilar nino desde el lugar de la tragedia nos cuenta los esfuerzos take 2 box ----que se hacian hoy para encontrar el cuerpo del menor.... pilar... take pkg ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; 39:20 en efecto y no solamente los cuerpos de rescate sino

they demanded the building be suhr runderred. when officials rejected their demand explosives were reportedly thrown into the promises. this prompted government troops to fire into the air, setting off a violent clash between the two sides. the media say that at least three other pro-russian demonstrators were shot and killed and 13 others were injured. such groups have been occupying a number of local government buildings and police stations in eastern ukraine. the country's interim government on tuesday have a group taking control of the military airport. the foreign ministers of the united states, russia, the european union and ukraine are meeting in geneva to discuss the crisis. some are concerned that the latest clash may adversely affect the talks. >>> a move by separatists in neighboring moldova may also overshadow the meeting. lawmakers in the eastern region of transdniestria have passed a resolution. they are calling on russian leaders to recognize their independence. analysts say the resolution may be aimed at pressurin

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greg suhr and the command staff from southern stations smoke to children at -- spoke to children at betsychael middle school. they handed glow wristbands designed to make the children visible at night and discussed with them how to stay safe. >> what color are you wearing? >> white. >> and what color are you wearing? >> black. >> what color is easier for people to see you? >> white. >> light, right? you want to -- right, right? you want to stick out. >> the chief is combining the education program with stepped- up traffic enforcement hoping to reduce the number of accidents that involve people crosses the street. >>> the santa clara county district attorney general's office has added two new sections to its website. ones it hopes will help investigators and the other it hopes will help the public. the first features karen sit. the second has advice on how to avoid bebe -- being scammed and monitor your identity and credit. this got mixed reviews. >> i don't think i would necessarily go searching for that. it's not something that's necessarily convenient for me. >> i guess the website woul

at noon, supervisor be joined by police chief suhr and announce a comprehensive plan to deal with the unpermitted 420 gathering. last year, officials say up to 15,000 people showed up at sharon meadow blamed for leaving behind five tons of crash that cost taxpayers about $10,000 to clean up. >> the new eastern span of bay bridge gets a new inspection because of recently found rust. the elected officials have called for an independent review of the corrosion based on a report in the sunday newspaper. rust has been found in one of the chambers where a suspension cage is attached. a spokesman said there no need for concern. >> happening today, a congressional hearing on keeping the power grid safe after an attack on a substation near san jose. the hearing is scheduled for this afternoon in washington, dc. representatives and private industry laters will discuss the importance of securing the power grid. last wherever, someone shot a high powered rifle at the substation in the south bay and pg&e says the person could have knocked out power to a big part of silicon valley for an extended p

greg suhr rolled out a grant. after a berkeley police officer was attacked, there are now new calls to give stun guns to police officers. on monday the officer responded to a disturbance call at aquatic park. when the police officer approached the man the suspect knocked him to the ground and punched him in the face. the officer was briefly unconscious. when he woke up the man was trying to take his gun. >> yeah he was hit multiple times in the face and the head. kicked multiple times. so it was an extremely brutal attack. >> 44-year-old carlos alberto was arrested for attempted homicide and felony battery. the investigation continues. the bergly police investigation says the incident could have been avoided if the police officer had a stun gun. they may take up this issue again in a couple weeks. >>> the san joaquin river has been named the most endangered river. that is according to a new report called the american rivers. drought conditions leavitt the liver completely dry. threatening water quality in other ar

now, greg suhr recently rolled out a grant-funded test program to give 50 plain clothes officers, body cameras. >>> there's growing concern about a dangerous computer bug. it may be exposing personal information of millions of people. ktvu's alex savidge joining us live this morning to tell us who is at risk of what's called the heart bleed bug. good morning, alex. >> reporter: well, dave, good morning to you. a number of websites and businesses are scrambling to fix this security flaw. that includes a lot of popular sites that a lot of visit. places like google, amazon and facebook. the problem centers around encryption. you have probably noticed a lot of the websites begin with htts. the s stands for security. hackers may have found a way to get around that. this bug may be impacting up to two thirds of all websites. it was discovered by a security firm working with google. computer experts call this one of the most serious security flaws because anyone who goes online could be at risk. the websites are using a security software and hackers can potentially access things like password

police chief greg suhr. >>: thank you so much. it is critical to be prepared in as the mayor and chief said. we know if it's going to happen. and we continue to prepare even if it's just remembering this event and all those people who went before us. in the city fathers and mothers that did all the planning to have the great water system we have when this or that the city whenever burn down again. i know bob and i talked about all the time. >>: the see of the best voice of been the whole world. >>: it appears that at 5:00 in the morning everyone has his are lots of boys. >>: so anyway thank you so much for coming out. please continue to help us out. there were thousands of people. the school over the mission. training and training and training. we all refer back to that. and going to give it back to mr. >>: bass fillets shave in demand as comments as we approached the bell rang it which should have will be right back bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus

as for the organization of security and cooperation in europe, tasked with negotiating the suhr runder of these buildings, they were here a few days ago. but made no headway. i figured they were clueless from the expressions on their faces and the way they looked at each other, irina, voropayeva, a housewife turned spokesperson scoffs. in mariupol they are planning to hold a referendum on splitting from ukraine. but tensions peaked here after protesters tried to storm this military base tucked between apartments. terrified residents hardly accustomed to scenes like this. you were watching everything from that window? 18-year-old alexander tihi shows us where he says a bullet hit right underneath. concerned that it could happen again. the violence that broke out here was the deadliest since the pro-russian demonstrations began. three protesters were killed. and the situation in mariupol feels much more polarized. all alexander bobino wants is to be free from the grip of kiev. and the corruption and chaos which he sees as engulfing ukraine. but do you feel ukrainian? >> you know, in this

what has changed in the pay packages over the last five years, they've been struck suhred so it's no the just a one year and done pay package. it relies on that being validated over several years. the executives will see the increases and won't be able to get the final payout for the equity awards for several years. it's going to have to be creating shareholder value and not a one-year blip. >> the eu banking authority set to outline the details of its coordinated stress program today. we've been speaking to the chairman of the citi uk advisory channel. he was asked whether european regulation risks are stifling london's industry. >> these things ought to be face down or we have a say into how they're going to be adopted while we're still in the eu. one of the problems we see if you're outside, you won't have in fact a seat at the table and, therefore, you won't be able to influence eu regulation which will be harmful in itself, not just for london but europe as a whole in competitive terms. >> we don't want caps on salaries, do we? the instinct seems to be to continue bashing banker

chief greg suhr is currently negotiating with the police union to test a pilot program for 50 officersere is heavy debate over the cameras. supporters say it provides an accurate record of events while opponents worry about the costs and fear privacy rights will be violated. >>> we're talking football. the new nfl schedules are out for the 2014/2015 season. the 49ers will open the season the road. september 7th against the dallas cowboys. the 49ers home opener in that first regular season game at levi stadium, that will be september 14th against the bears, the chicago bears. now, the raiders open their regular season on the east coast. they will be playing the new york jets. the raiders' home opener is the 14th and they play the houston texans. >>> joe montana will lead a team of the former 49ers in a flag football game at the stick july 12th. their opponents, quarterback dan marino and other former members of the miami dolphins. montana led the 49ers over victory at sanford stadium 1985. >>> brand-new, it's official, folks. paul mccartney will play one final concert at, tori, candlest