woor a here for suzy. i met suzy on a police commission hearings about the restricts in the tenderloin where i live. what they had planned for us was not going to fit into our program because we didn't even get a hello about what we're doing and changing and we were tiertd of it. peer tired of it. we came out in numbers to ask the commission though redistrict the redistricting plan that he had for us and involved us. suzy loftus was one of those head people that kept it on track and listened to what he said and ultimately we came to an agreement and it's working wonderfully. i would love to see her be reappointed as president police commissioner. we need her. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> i'm david elliot lewis. i'm with the mental health board of san francisco and a tenant advocate for the sro clab va rif ofive and i'm of the c.i.t. worker and trainer who has been training officers as part of the crisis intervention team training for two years. i had a chance to work request

woor a here for suzy. i met suzy on a police commission hearings about the restricts in the tenderloin where i live. what they had planned for us was not going to fit into our program because we didn't even get a hello about what we're doing and changing and we were tiertd of it. peer tired of it. we came out in numbers to ask the commission though redistrict the redistricting plan that he had for us and involved us. suzy loftus was one of those head people that kept it on track and listened to what he said and ultimately we came to an agreement and it's working wonderfully. i would love to see her be reappointed as president police commissioner. we need her. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> i'm david elliot lewis. i'm with the mental health board of san francisco and a tenant advocate for the sro clab va rif ofive and i'm of the c.i.t. worker and trainer who has been training officers as part of the crisis intervention team training for two years. i had a chance to work request

woor a here for suzy. i met suzy on a police commission hearings about the restricts in the tenderloin where i live. what they had planned for us was not going to fit into our program because we didn't even get a hello about what we're doing and changing and we were tiertd of it. peer tired of it. we came out in numbers to ask the commission though redistrict the redistricting plan that he had for us and involved us. suzy loftus was one of those head people that kept it on track and listened to what he said and ultimately we came to an agreement and it's working wonderfully. i would love to see her be reappointed as president police commissioner. we need her. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> i'm david elliot lewis. i'm with the mental health board of san francisco and a tenant advocate for the sro clab va rif ofive and i'm of the c.i.t. worker and trainer who has been training officers as part of the crisis intervention team training for two years. i had a chance to work request

suzy, can we afford this? >> let's let the government take care of our youngest children, our precious children because they did so well taking care of another precious part of our population, the veterans. even the absurdity of that aside this is like putting an expensive band-aid on a broken leg. the problem is not the cost of day care which is terrible, it's the fact there aren't high paying jobs for the women. if you're a clerk at macy's or work at mcdonald's you can't afford to payday care. instead of making day care run by the government, i horrifying thought, create better high paying jobs for women so they can pay for good day care where they choose and be given by people they choose. >> gary b.? >> it's not a $90 billion solution as people say. it's more likely to be close to a $1 trillion solution. medicare is supposed to be in 1990 cost $12 billion. it was $98 billion. medicaid supposed to be $1 billion in 1992. it was $17 billion. $90 billion? that's a joke, probably closer to $1 trillion before it

. >> eric's older sisters suzie and cynthia spotted his business savvy at an early age. >> he started a lawn cutting business in our neighborhood. the neighborhood kids, they were actually working for him, and he would pay them, what, $2? >> yes. >> to cut the grass. >> a born capitalist. >> he would tell me, suzie, i'm going to be really rich one day. >> you know, he wanted go all the way to the top. >> from the day he was born, eric was a charmer and his big brother brother and sisters always enjoyed him. >> he was a wonderful, wonderful member of the family to my sisters and i. >> he was the baby of the family. we always enjoyed him. it was just the three of us and he came along and he was sort of our little doll. >> yeah. >> and then eric grew up and became a living doll to the women of the nation's capitol. >> he was a lady's man, it's no secret. he loved women. >> he'd walk in a room and everyone liked him. >> he'd walk they were like, oh, who's this guy. he would stand a conversation with everyone. he had a personality that everybody would like. >> but his sisters hoped their p

i think i did okay, but to tippy and now suzy. the commission is like a family and your family you have disagreements and so on so it sft so much disaguments but we get together and you really get to know somebody really closely when you work as a team and work out all the issues that come before the commission and especially disciplinary proceedings. i don't think it is inaccurate you see commissioners supporting the two of them because we rin the room together and know each other and know how we agree and disgrie and work things out and where fr the betterment of the citizens of san francisco and i have been with tom for 8 years and reducing the back log was huge. cant say enough about his guidance through that process and all the stuff we do on the disciplinary process and bouncing ideas back and forth. there is a san francisco is a huge place with a lot of different personalities and people and they all come together on that commission and produce a great body of work. i said the family and we are a team and you heard about th

anna: thank you very much, suzi ring with the latest.la merkel has ruled out cutting greece's debt after discussing the bailout program christinemf's lagarde. this comes as alexis tsipras continues negotiations with his country's creditors. are talking about is not simply a demand of the german government against a dead haircut, but within the euro area, we believe legally speaking it is simply not possible. anna: our bureau chief in greece joins us now from athens. good morning to you. angela merkel says she wants the imf to stay in the great program, and yet she says she is not willing to give greece debt relief. there's a bit of conflict. help us determine what is good and bad news for greece. it's bad news for greece's government. it risks getting the full imf's treatment in terms of the painful economic overhauls and austerity measures that have been asked for. greek prime minister alexis tsipras is fully aware of these risks, and he has been trying to the last fewer weeks. it was a heated exchange over the weekend. it seems his eff

county clerk's office many services within the city government i want to thank commissioner president suzy loftus, andy chang and commissioner marshall for the great work in training our community ambassadors so they know how to deescalate situation they run into and know what great services are thank you to everyone (clapping.) >> thank you, kelly now a nationally renowned invention preservation expert we wouldn't exist watt united states boys and girls club headed by dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so dr. marshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that h

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suzy lives near several construction projects and cranes. while she understands construction is a way of life in new york city, she wonders if there are too many projects too close to one another. >> you're forced to walk right through the belly of the beast. that's scary. we're new yorkers. we're used to being tough and dealing with situations that can be a little threatening. but you don't really want to identity every it every day as part of your life. >> reporter: the city is still investigating the cause of the tribeca collapse. we're told the black box on the crane is going to give a lot of information. the crane operator is allowed to outcome of the investigation. >>> more investigations mean more answers. if you have something you think the i-team should look into call us at 1-866-news-244. >> the winds are already starting to diminish. and that wind advisory that's in effect is also starting to expire in some counties already. so there are improving conditions there. we'll show you that wind advisory coming up. right now a look at t

. >> january 6th are of 2016 commissioner suzy loftus attend a series of meetings for the communities to obtain the recommendations for that the draft use of force and to come apply with the mayor's policies and training relays by

county clerk's office many services within the city government i want to thank commissioner president suzy loftus, andy chang and commissioner marshall for the great work in training our community ambassadors so they know how to deescalate situation they run into and know what great services are thank you to everyone (clapping.) >> thank you, kelly now a nationally renowned invention preservation expert we wouldn't exist watt united states boys and girls club headed by dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so dr. marshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that h

supporting him. >> supervisor avalos. >> i want to add my name to not only this nomination but of suzyloftus i do always agree with commissioner president loftus or commissioner mazzucco i think that is clear that they've done a interpretation job in their xaptsz as members of the police commission so i want to thank them for their service this is the time for you will have us to collectively tackle the difficult and challenging issues that are facing the police department and i think that we need individuals who espn we don't agree but we'll reach out to folks from all walks of life i'm proud to serve with commissioner mazzucco and wants to serve and thank you to commissioner president loftus and i think with the challenges we've faced comes the opportunity to get this right. i think this san francisco, california get this right i'm proud to support this nomination. >> supervisor cowen. >> thank you very much i too want to rise and acknowledge the tremendous leadership between commissioner mazzucco and suzy loftus we had a robust commission the rules committee was four hours long and

. >> my name is suzy loftus, we do these meetings every month, we go out and have our third wednesday of the month at a district station so we can have a klapbs to hear directly from folks who might not come to city hall or working closer in the neighborhood by hearing what's going on. we are going to start off by introducing ourselves. we also have day jobs and live in the city like you all. i will start with commissioner mazzucco z. >> my name is tom mazzucco, this is my favorite part of being on the commission and going to different districts. i'm a native of san francisco, my day job is i'm a partner here in san francisco but before that, like commissioner loftus, i served for 10 years as an assistant district attorney here in san francisco and then 9 years as an assistant assistant u.s. attorney, so 19 years in law enforcement on the attorney side. >> on my day job i am the executive director of riley family services at saipbtd francis hospital here in the city. i'm also on the affect kuplt of san francisco state school of social work and i live in westport. >> so i already intro

. >> my name is suzy loftus, we do these meetings every month, we go out and have our third wednesday of the month at a district station so we can have a klapbs to hear directly from folks who might not come to city hall or working closer in the neighborhood by hearing what's going on. we are going to start off by introducing ourselves. we also have day jobs and live in the city like you all. i will start with commissioner mazzucco z. >> my name is tom mazzucco, this is my favorite part of being on the commission and going to different districts. i'm a native of san francisco, my day job is i'm a partner here in san francisco but before that, like commissioner loftus, i served for 10 years as an assistant district attorney here in san francisco and then 9 years as an assistant assistant u.s. attorney, so 19 years in law enforcement on the attorney side. >> on my day job i am the executive director of riley family services at saipbtd francis hospital here in the city. i'm also on the affect kuplt of san francisco state school of social work and i live in westport. >> so i already intro

p suzy palau from brooklyn wants to know this. "what do you plan for the seniors who need apartments right now? many, like my 82-year old mother, who have been on waitlists for several years, can't afford to wait for new construction." mr. mayor? pbill: well, first of all, our affordable housing plan will p reach half a million rwill be senior citizens. p so that means literally keeping apartments in place, r providing the rental subsidies so people p can stay in their apartment. p now, i hasten to add our plan is half a million people. p there's never been as big an affordable housing p plan in this city's history. r we have tremendous support, for example, p from aarp because the--which represents seniors, pbecause they know this is the approach that gives us the best p chance of reaching seniors. rbut i know the demand is even greater, tand i want to be real about that. p the fact is even at half a million people reached, rthere are still going to be other people in need. r our goal is every day to speed this plan, p both prese

in my mind, it creates more problems. >> both the doctor and suzy works in a small number of cases. to give you perspective on what suzy counsels her clients, she says, traditionally, she helps to counsel the wives to be okay with an open weekend for the husband. the men, interestingly enough, not so open to things working the other way around. #shocking not shocking. she also told us about a couple where the wife wanted another child. the husband was like, not so much. but wait, i get a hall pass? they now have another child. >> whoa! >> doesn't sound healthy. >> no. >> it's not going to work in my house. i'll tell you that. >> negotiate terms with your spouse. wow. >> the hall pass is a fun parlor game. in practice, not so good. >> exactly. >> don't try this story at home. >>> coming up, jason bateman >>> live, this is news 4 new york now. >> good morning, everyone. looking at the hamilton bridge, it's april 15th, i'm darlene rodriguez. a power outage in newark continues to impact college classes today. utility crews are working to restore power knocked out yesterday. the new jers

county clerk's office many services within the city government i want to thank commissioner president suzy loftus, andy chang and commissioner marshall for the great work in training our community ambassadors so they know how to deescalate situation they run into and know what great services are thank you to everyone (clapping.) >> thank you, kelly now a nationally renowned invention preservation expert we wouldn't exist watt united states boys and girls club headed by dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so dr. marshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that h

. >> reporter: according to relationship coach suzy johnson, a cheating spouse doesn't always leave aopportunity. >> yes, it's a deal breaker, but it's also affording you an opportunity to renegotiate and make a new deal. >> reporter: johnson is helping more and more couples strike that new deal. >> they're more into negotiating and talking about it and putting rules in place. people are opening up a little bit more about what they want, and rather than kind of doing the off the rack kind of marriage, they're customizing. >> reporter: for the past two decades, the percentages of men and women who cheat have stayed roughly the same. according to researchers at the university of chicago, about 21% of married men stray. compared with 10% to 15% of married women. >> i'm giving you a hall pass. >> a what? >> reporter: the idea of a so-called hall pass has been fodder for countless movies and tv shows. >> how about we get married now, like right now, for a ten-year anniversary, you can have sex with someone else. >> what? >> reporter: and off screen, some celebs acknowledge their open appro

early this morning, if you are up you saw a glimmer of sun and in fact suzy sent me this early this morning. we share photo and you can see the sunlight early this morning playing off the cloud cover and sparking the sky, and if you didn't see the sun early this morning. you may have to wait until next week. before it makes an appearance once again. as we look at the numbers, 52 allentown and 48 in trenton and millville and dover and 46 in reading and along the shore temperatures also in the 40s. one little area of rain passing through and this is along a boundary draped to the west, it is not going to budge and it is going to stall and waves of low pressure along the front to bring periods of rain. for tonight it's cloudy and damp and a chilly breeze around, 44 wilmington and 43 mill shrill and 39 in fact in toms river. again some scattered showers around, a lot of you asking what about my baseball and softball game, it's hit or miss but very light and 11:00 scattered showers and temperatures in the 40s. same thing tomorrow morning, cloudy, school and damp with scattered showers around and

suzy hudson, national committee woman from vermont. do not believe the rules should be changed at this point in time. i would like to withdraw my amendment. mr. ash: without objection, so ordered. our second postponed amendment proposal is on carve out states. it concerns rule 16 this amendment proposal would strike the second sentence of rule 16-c-1 in its entirety, eliminating the carve outs for iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, and nevada from delegate -- from the delegate selection criteria. the pending question is the motion to adopt the amendment proposal to rule 16 to strike the second sentence of rule 16-c-1 in its entirety. i recognize enid mickelson from utah. ms. mickelson: enid mickelson, national committee member from utah. this is a discussion we need to have again someday but i would submit that this is not that day. i would submit, mr. chairman, that in the supercharged political environment in which we find ourselves, that this is not the time to be debating rule changes to our rules and accordingly, as much as i th

suzy hudson, national committee woman from vermont. i do not believe the rules should be changed at this point in time. i would like to withdraw my amendment. mr. ash: without objection, so ordered. our second postponed amendment proposal is on carve out states. it concerns rule 16 this amendment proposal would strike the second sentence of rule 16-c-1 in its entirety, eliminating the carve outs for iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, and nevada from delegate -- from the delegate selection criteria. the pending question is the motion to adopt the amendment proposal to rule 16 to strike the second sentence of rule 16-c-1 in its entirety. i recognize enid mickelson from utah. ms. mickelson: enid mickelson, national committee member from utah. this is a discussion we need to have again someday but i would submit that this is not that day. i would submit, mr. chairman, that in the supercharged political environment in which we find ourselves, that this is not the time to be debating rule changes to our rules and accordingly, as much as i

coverage is kicking off tomorrow when the oracle of omaha's kids, howard, suzy and peter, join me from the woodstock for capitalists. all week we'll be giving you updates from the berkshire hathaway annual shareholder meeting. we will be there and showing you every single thing happening behind the scenes shots and i will be live tweeting, then of course the big day, monday, i sit down with warren buffett as well as the world's richest man, bill gates and charlie munger. you got to hear charlie. he's awesome in his philosophies, whether you agree with him. stay tuned to fox business. here it is. the press pass. the all-access pass and i through the television will give it to you. you have to make sure to stay tuned starting tomorrow, 3:00 p.m. eastern, all weekend long. we will be right back. . >> i'm jo ling kent. elon musk wants to send an unmanned spacecraft to mars with nasa's help. a once-in-a-lifetime close distance between mars and earth's orbit. ceo elon musk saying it will take six months to reach mars and the ultimate goal is to send human to mars and colonize it in the next

suzy will talk about couples going into business together. go to klgandhoda.com for a chance to tell your story on tv. >> tomorrow, a throwback thursday performance by cheap trick. >> plus, the very funny mindy kaling. we love her. she's going to stop by. >> find out what the ace of cakes duff goldman is cooking up for us. >> we have "ambush makeovers." we're really busy. >> we are. meantime, we're going to go see >>> today on "access hollywood live," never -- >> never! >> never. >> i mean, never. >> never ever a dull moment when kendra wilkinson is here. >> she was recently on a show, bill, and she talked about cheating on hef, which is in the mansion. i mean, there was three girlfriends, but she would go out and -- >> i just assumed that she did, right? she's feuding with her mom now, who's threatening to expose everything. it's not good. >> no. plus, she talks about how she likes donald trump. >> she's a trump supporter? she wants to make america great again? >> yeah. >> and espn's jay williams is with us. >> what an incredible story on re

they are led by suzy bianchi-pierce, the mother of conrad's former girlfriend rebecca and grandmothery. >> the fact of the matter is if our faces are in that courtroom, they know that we're being vigilant, that we're going to be there and make a loud noise the way we can. >> she lost her daughter and her granddaughter. she's extremely angry, she's hurt, she's devastated. she wants someone to blame. and the police are just straight up accusing me, trying to hang it around my neck. >> this is what's left of raggedy ann. that was sammy's. see, there is something melted to it. it's just, you can smell the house. smoke is just pervasive. found rebecca's jewelry box intact. you can see the shadows on the top from where the jewelry was laying inside. >> the charred mementos and family photos are painful reminders of the past. bianchi-peters also strives to create positive ones. >> i know that sammy would have been very honored for all your hard work. >> she's started the just love foundation named for the tattoo worn by rebecca and matching stencil worn by sammy. the foundation funds an annu

. >> my name is suzy loftus, we do these meetings every month, we go out and have our third wednesdaythe month at a district station so we can have a klapbs to hear directly from folks who might not come to city hall or working closer in the neighborhood by hearing what's going on. we are going to start off by introducing ourselves. we also have day jobs and live in the city like you all. i will start with commissioner mazzucco z. >> my name is tom mazzucco, this is my favorite part of being on the commission and going to different districts. i'm a native of san francisco, my day job is i'm a partner here in san francisco but before that, like commissioner loftus, i served for 10 years as an assistant district attorney here in san francisco and then 9 years as an assistant assistant u.s. attorney, so 19 years in law enforcement on the attorney side. >> on my day job i am the executive director of riley family services at saipbtd francis hospital here in the city. i'm also on the affect kuplt of san francisco state school of social work and i live in westport. >> so i already introduce

supporting him. >> supervisor avalos. >> i want to add my name to not only this nomination but of suzyloftus i do always agree with commissioner president loftus or commissioner mazzucco i think that is clear that they've done a interpretation job in their xaptsz as members of the police commission so i want to thank them for their service this is the time for you will have us to collectively tackle the difficult and challenging issues that are facing the police department and i think that we need individuals who espn we don't agree but we'll reach out to folks from all walks of life i'm proud to serve with commissioner mazzucco and wants to serve and thank you to commissioner president loftus and i think with the challenges we've faced comes the opportunity to get this right. i think this san francisco, california get this right i'm proud to support this nomination. >> supervisor cowen. >> thank you very much i too want to rise and acknowledge the tremendous leadership between commissioner mazzucco and suzy loftus we had a robust commission the rules committee was four hours long and

suzy will talk about couples going into business together. the very funny mindy kaling. we love her. she's going to stop by. >> find out what the ace of cakes duff goldman is cooking up for us. >> we have "ambush makeovers." we're really busy. >> we are. meantime, we're going to go see our friend sara ba rell lreilles >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> happening in just about a half hour from now, the battle over a takeover of atlantic city. governor chris christie is scheduled to speak to reporters at 11:30 as he continues to wrangle with state assembly leaders about a proposed takeover of the financially struggling resort town. now, governor christie warned yesterday that atlantic city could go broke by memorial day unless the state intervenes. we will bring you the governor's news conference live when it happens right here on nbc 10 at 11:00 a.m. and we'll also stream it on our website nbc10.com, or you can find it on the nbc 10 app. atlantic city mayor

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suzy will talk about couples going into business together.s, the very funny mindy kaling. we love her. she's going to stop by. >> find out what the ace of cakes duff goldman is cooking up for us. >> we have "ambush makeovers." we're really busy. >> we are. meantime, we're going to go see our friend sara ba rell lreilles who led the fight for tougher gun laws. only raskin took on the nra to ban military-style assault weapons. raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. >>> right now a new search for a girl who has been missing for more than two years. i'm barbara harrison with where and why police are looking for melissa ruggs now. >>> rain on the way. i've got new timing. >>> i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk with a hearing taking place right now at airports keeping you safe before you go through security. >>> the win in wisconsin for ted cruz and bern

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. >> suzie bartell is talking about depression and teen suicide. >> the students are craving for a wayo express themselves. >> reporter: her son ryan was one of them. in 2014 while a senior at wood grove, he took his own life. gee looked at the world differently because he felt like he didn't fit in. >> it's hard to hear about it because, you know, you could have helped them. their life. >> reporter: the students came together and organized this walk about a mile through the school's purcellville campus. they passed by signs of hope. >> message is we're all human. >> reporter: those were among ryan's last written words. what do you make of this, everybody out here together walking? >> i think it's really powerful. >> it's not the walking that's doing the change. it's us coming together as a community. >> reporter: the walk ended where we began, inside the gym. notes notes the young man playing the violin alongside the school's choir, that's ryan's brother. students hoping this tune, this willingness embrace one another, will spread far beyond this one high school. in purcellville, davi

but library advocates suzie says county executive ike leggett promised the temporary digs before realizing board of elections had already booked the ballroom for the general election in november. in other words the books, shelves and the circulation desk won't be installed for nearly seven months. kim is disappointed. >> this has been going on too long. every time we get an inch closer, we are pushed back, you know, another mile. it's ridiculous taken place. it would not happen in any other community. i would not happen in bethesda and not in chevy chase. >> county executive ike leggett strongly disagrees. yesterday he published this two-page mem row claiming that the scope of services that will be provided in wheaton is more extensive than any other interim library montgomery county ever configured. leggett reminded wheaton residents that they can travel to other libraries in kensington, rockville and silver spring. in wheaton, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. alison: it's time for a check of the roadways. it's friday. how does it look out there? jamie: look at this. it looks more like a pictu

suzy will talk about couples going into business together.ery funny mindy kaling. we love her. she's going to stop by. >> find out what the ace of cakes duff goldman is cooking up for us. >> we have "ambush makeovers." we're really busy. >> we are. meantime, we're going to go see our friend sara ba rell lreilles go moingandhan fojoingsin kr/2st believe is or not there is a change in the forecast. thank you for joining us this morning, i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. the calendar says spring but it's feeling a lot more like summer out there. >> we have team coverage. stephanie chuang is live in san francisco but first anthony slaughter starts our coverage. anthony, a heat spike. >> yeah. in fact we're just going to see temperatures warm today into the 80s and 90s and then we're back to seeing things as we should be. the

. >> january 6th are of 2016 commissioner suzy loftus attend a series of meetings for the communities to obtain the recommendations for that the draft use of force and to come apply with the mayor's policies and training relays by february 15th jam 12 and 13 commission and occ office of citizens complaints attends the first engineering and training on police ucsf in washington, d.c. and members of the department attended a series of meetings where the public provide comments and the use of force policy and the dates are listed january 21st of this year held and the third baptists and january the bayview at the ymca, january 27th at nations high school and the last one on the 27 in the tenderloin at bodecker park. >> those are the moving and the third baptist b mask and those forums were lead by young people from the community safety for the conversation thank you. >> february 3rd of 2016 the commission chief suhr requested the department be allowed to draft the use of force policy after meeting with the cops office on february 9th of 2016. >> february 10th commission meeting the sfpd

. >> commissioner president loftus airline pr commissioner suzy loftus commissioner vice president turman is excused commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus commissioner mazzucco commissioner wong. >> and just walked the door and commissioner melara present. >> commissioner president loftus you have a quorum also present is chief greg suhr the police chief and director joyce hicks director of office of citizens complaints well to the wednesday, april 6, 2016, meeting first thing i'll make some change to the agenda bans information kraushgs to item 3 it says update and use of use of force and rectify of dodging the doj needs month are time no presentation on the registrations in addition given the number of people and making sure we have time for that everybody public comment is limited to 2 minutes. >> sergeant, next line item. >> at this time, members of the public may address the commission to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, items, department, occi or commissioners are to respond to questi

county clerk's office many services within the city government i want to thank commissioner president suzy loftus, andy chang and commissioner marshall for the great work in training our community ambassadors so they know how to deescalate situation they run into and know what great services are thank you to everyone (clapping.) >> thank you, kelly now a nationally renowned invention preservation expert we wouldn't exist watt united states boys and girls club headed by dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so dr. marshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that h

. >> commissioner president loftus airline pr commissioner suzy loftus commissioner vice president turman is excused commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus commissioner mazzucco commissioner wong. >> and just walked the door and commissioner melara present. >> commissioner president loftus you have a quorum also present is chief greg suhr the police chief and director joyce hicks director of office of citizens complaints well to the wednesday, april 6, 2016, meeting first thing i'll make some change to the agenda bans information kraushgs to item 3 it says update and use of use of force and rectify of dodging the doj needs month are time no presentation on the registrations in addition given the number of people and making sure we have time for that everybody public comment is limited to 2 minutes. >> sergeant, next line item. >> at this time, members of the public may address the commission to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, items, department, occi or commissioners are to respond to questi

county clerk's office many services within the city government i want to thank commissioner president suzyndy chang and commissioner marshall for the great work in training our community ambassadors so they know how to deescalate situation they run into and know what great services are thank you to everyone (clapping.) >> thank you, kelly now a nationally renowned invention preservation expert we wouldn't exist watt united states boys and girls club headed by dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so dr. marshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that he i rememb

. >> commissioner president loftus airline pr commissioner suzy loftus commissioner vice president turman is excused commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus commissioner mazzucco commissioner wong. >> and just walked the door and commissioner melara present. >> commissioner president loftus you have a quorum also present is chief greg suhr the police chief and director joyce hicks director of office of citizens complaints well to the wednesday, april 6, 2016, meeting first thing i'll make some change to the agenda bans information kraushgs to item 3 it says update and use of use of force and rectify of dodging the doj needs month are time no presentation on the registrations in addition given the number of people and making sure we have time for that everybody public comment is limited to 2 minutes. >> sergeant, next line item. >> at this time, members of the public may address the commission to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, items, department, occi or commissioners are to respond to questi

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county clerk's office many services within the city government i want to thank commissioner president suzyr the great work in training our community ambassadors so they know how to deescalate situation they run into and know what great services are thank you to everyone (clapping.) >> thank you, kelly now a nationally renowned invention preservation expert we wouldn't exist watt united states boys and girls club headed by dr. joseph marshall that serves on the police commission he's also an awful radio host a lot of fun so dr. marshall has been key in teaching our ambassadors and community for non-violation is the fact way dr. marshall (clapping.) >> check. >> okay. my radio voice is back so - >> this is great 5 years 5 years you know i don't want to underscore the seriousness of which the ambassador program was created you know you heard the mayor talk about it was serious at that time, there was i remember particular asian elderly that was i think attacked and other woman was thrown off the fact train it was tough it was really tough that he i remember the fact rallies at city hall we we