first since this is the final civil grand jury hearing. i would like to thank them for all of their hard work not only on this item but all the work this year. the mayor cites the value of these report. first i'm going to talk about these, recommendation 3 has already been implemented. kelly home tr dph is available to answer any questions on this topic. for finding no. 1. we respectfully disagree that information on cbo spending is not easily access you -- accessible to the public and has already been implemented. members of the public have many ways to access the information through the mayor's budget book and the departmental website. i have the budget appropriation ordinance and a slide show as to where members of the public can find information online. if i can bring that up. the first slide shows the mayor's budget proposal and the status on women and it highlighted the line for the amount of grant funding that goes to the department of status on women. the second page shows a pie chart that goes towards grants. additionally in the ac

i had a separate question in response to the civil grand jury. it's in response to your closing remarks. i want to acknowledge that it's very important to be measuring performance and outcomes especially when the city is providing funding to our non-profit agencies. we commend that and appreciate the controllers office to open the information and make it available to access it. most people didn't know they can go to access the information and perhaps didn't read it cover to cover. i want to commend them for making it very easy as mentioned there can't be the one for all. i thought that was very important. with that, those are all the comments i have. >> can i make one more comment? >> of course. >> your question was absolutely perfect. our grand jury work was completed in june. the work done by the department of public health on the "avatar" system is admirable. when we started our work and during the majority of our work during the year that we served, the "avatar" system was not up and operating. as a result of the work of our members of the sub

the grand jury did an exhaustive job of examining what happened. lly, i think the message out of this today is you know, how can we hold kids accountable if we don't hold adults accountable? and that's really what the grand jury is saying by these indictments. you know, we have this superintendent of schools who's been indicted on multiple counts. we have a principal of one of the schools who's been indicted. we have a coach indicted. so i hope this does send a strong message. you know, people need to cooperate with investigations. they need not to the hide evidence. and we hope that this, frankly, brings an end to this. this is a great community. there's a lot of great people in this community. we hope that now the community can move on. >> i think without question, everyone wants to move on, but certainly not before everyone who is accountable is held accountable. i do want to ask you about the football coach. there had been numerous reports about some kind of involvement for a coach named reno sakatch, the football coach. some of the students the

we'll have a report from the grand jury. they will have 10 minutes for their presentation and we'll have 5 minutes for closing statements. we have peter gliechen house from the civil grand jury to present and we have supervisor duffy who will be presenting the city side as well as dph and sfpd and also racquet park. we'll start with peter from the civil grand jury. let's go ahead and get started. >> i'm hilary ped gal. we found a lot to be proud of as far as the park. the numbers of people living in this actual park has actually stagnated so looking to the happy for. but at the same time, the fact that there is any people living in a park is still cause a kind to keep working. our paper made some suggestions that we thought would be reasonable to tweak some current practices and maybe it could be brought down to a new baseline. these include some outreach to reach people who are camping over night and more appropriate city workers and we suggested taking demographic data by intuition and experience and making it more objectiv

that should be the focus and i hope to get to that point. thank you grand jury for a very enlightening and helpful report. >> okay. with that said, is there any member of the public that would like to speak to this item. please come up. you have 2 minutes. hello, sir. speak into mic. >> thank you very much supervisors, my name is charles, i'm an associate and of the park neighbors in district 7. i live four 4 blocks from the park and our neighbors have noticed a great increase of number in the -- of the people coming from the park. i would like to make a modest proposal, if the police don't want to cite people at night, they can cite them during the day. or if the health professionals, i have to take the issues at night coming into the inter sunset during the day. take a lunch break there and you will see what i mean. i share supervisor campos saying what's going to happen when they are taken out of the park. they have already started camping during the day. thank you. >> this you very much. next speaker. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak. my name i

this is the case he will argue. >> the grand coalition has written a coalition agreement for ordinary people who carry out their responsibilities every day. there is a lot in it to help stabilize fairness and social balance in this country. >> the tensions are more marked between the social democrats and the bavarian conservatives of the csu. they are uneasy bedfellows. >> we had a lot to do, so we did not get to bed until 6:00 in the morning. separate beds. [laughter] i nearly slipped up there. i guess things will get a bit easier if the social democrats back the deal. >> the spd vote is due in mid- december. a date the leaders of all parties are worried about. if the spd reject the deal, the grand coalition will be over before it starts. >> that is the big question right now. the deal may be signed, but it still has a major hurdle. about half a million spd members have to back it. will this package go through? >> the spd leadership, of course, is emphasizing the fact that they managed to push through one of the key social democrat demands. that is for a minimum wage of 8.50 euros. t

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the rap here. but i think grand theft auto 5 was a game changer. e a tiny $1.7 billion video game company it's tough to go to best buy or gamestop, but when you're behind the fastest selling game in the history you can demand greater shelf space for your titles. take 2 reported a week ago, the company blew away the numbers. it was sensational. kind of like really struck by it. they delivered a 76 cent earnings beat off $1.73 basis and rose 343% year over year. that's the current year for take two and it ends in march. even the ceo seemed surprised by the astounding success of the new grand theft auto. he said that they sold 29 million units to date. that's no evidence of demand being pulled forward. plus, within months, take two will have over $1 billion of net cash on the books. that he's $1.7 billion in the company. think about that. plus, the company has a bunch of games coming out in 2014 calendar year. i could see an electronic arts or activision to get their hands. and not only do they seem to have the most upside, but they have the cheaper st

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the grand jury, then, convenes in april, the grand jury are for adults. jury heard from 23 witnesses, there were 18 days of testimony. the grand jury doesn't meet every single day, and during that time the investigators had to investigate, and as we heard from the attorney general and as we knew, this case is all about text messages, photos, video, they had to look through hundreds of things that would become the needle in the hay stack that would become the received. and if you're talking about a needle in a hay stack you delete things. so that made it more difficult for the investigators. but ultimately, i think the question many people have is why only four people were charged. and the answer to that from the attorney general is that the grand jury spoke. they heard from many people. they could have indicted others. but they chose to say that only four people, probable cause to commit a crime, that that was in the hands of four. >> and explain exactly what these school employees are charged? >> well, the superintendent of schools is the most serious, b

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week, at the government audit and over site committee, this is the committee that looks at all of the grand jury reports and as you know, we turned ours into the presiding judge on time and i have not had any communications from the court, relative to that, but, the board committee did make some recommendations in his resolution, and essentially, following up, again, on our bpr program. and which i believe that you may remember from our own response, that the director is planning to reconvene, the steering committee, and to take a look and see where exactly we are in the inplimentation and to get that going again. that is still going to happen the recommendation in the committee was that we consider, hiring a consultant to assist us in that and so we are going to look into that. and other than that, i think that the governor has signed a number of bills that nothing, that really is terribly... to us and with that, i think n >> did the consultant aspect, when you actually have the consultant aboard? >> well the draft resolution asked that we have this in play in the next six months by the ea

. >> make sure that the grand jury gets that report. will you? >> okay. >> that is very good. i think that is a very good statistics and i think that we are getting there. >> we are trying very hard. >> the staff are trying very hard and the housing and everybody is paying close attention to this. >> and a lot of these novs are just housekeeping. >> that is correct. >> well done. >> and if i could just add the report that we did for a monthly statistics show that we have abaited a lot of cases and our, and we are in a significant increase in the amount of inspections, because the 7 new inspecters are now in the districts a couple of months and writing notices of violations quite frequently and so we are trying to keep on top of all of them. >> thank you. >> there are no more commissioners comment? >> is there any public comment on item eight? >> see none, item 9, discussion of how fees and penalty are assessed for the dbi enforcement actions under the building, electrical plumbing and mechanical and housing codes. >> and the deputy director of the apartment services and i have

rebecca >> i'm delighted to be here for the grand 0 opening pr i represent a lot of spflts. i want to give a shout out to faye who's our equity person and serving on the ac/dc board. we've provided over half a bloiltdz for the affordable housing in the bay area. we believe that economic inclusion is an important part of the diverse community. we do business by supporting affordable housing developers and after participating in the be financing of those fields. it takes a tremendous amount of teamwork and pool of resources to make this happen. i do want to highlight the city of san francisco's contribution to this deal. it wasn't the biggest dollars it was the first money in. once that money is committed to a deal it can be lifrjd to private and public sources. i comprehend the city for investing in our community through affordable housing and i hope they will continue their work. reverend fong and michael your respected team at urban core at ac/dc thank you for involving us it's a beautiful project >> thank you rebecca. our goal is to cut the ribbon with the mayor at 12:30. i

he has dominated the practice sessions ahead of the grand prix. imeocked a faster in practice sessions. row would equal a formula one record. that is not the only one he is chasing. if he wins the brazilian grand prix, he will equal schumacher's record of 13 grand prix victories in a single season. he has a lot to race for. >> sebastian has not let the celebrations from his latest title affect his performance. the world champion has won both of his races since retaining his crown in india. it always sounds bad to say it was perfect. if you look at the season, it was almost perfect because we achieved a lot. but if you get to jump -- to comfortable and say everything and carry on doing the same thing, in effect, you're standing still. >> neck's season, teams will switch to turbo engines. will see cars being redesigned to comply with new rules. they are sticking with their engine providers. other teams like mercedes make their own. >> one engine maker could have a clear advantage over the others. we will not know until we see the new engines. if that

. >> and i know that at the last supervisor's committee meeting where the grand jury report was talked about. >> right. >> and it was a little bit unfair and watched it as one of the supervisors was just kind of making the issue out of the money not being directed and it translates into a lot of money like a $900,000 and we all know that but the department has accepted that they found an error, or correct the error and trying to do the right thing and i am not sure if it adds up as much money and if you really investigated some of those violations i am not sure that some of them will qualify for the 52 dollars. >> it will be good to see. >> but once again, it is splitting hairs and i am not interested in doing it. i think that the important thing is that was then and this is now and we are staffed and we are trying to make everybody keep on top of everything now and i think that is the important thing, the message and hopefully the supervisors understand and the grand jury. >> but we will agendaize the fee issue. >> absolutely. yeah. >> commissioner mar? >> maybe, it is related and at

. >> we are happy to do the grand bargain. >> we support a grand bargain. >> the grand bargain. that was then. these days, a goal less grand as the members of the house and senate try to hammer out a budget agreement trying to replace the sequester. the cuts have enemies on both sides of the aisle. democrats don't like cuts to head start and meals on wheels. republicans don't like the cuts to defense, which military leaders argued hurt the readiness of the armed forces. just ask former secretary robert gates. >> there may be a more stupid way to cut the budget than sequestration. if there is, i have not been able to identify it. these across the board mindless cuts that make no difference between what is important and what's unimportant is a crazy way to try and deal with the budget issue. >> so, can congress find a way to fix it or is washington's dysfunction destined to doom this effort as well? let's bring in two exerts. john avalon and my friend from cnn money. i appreciate you joining me. i hope it is better this time around. to you, john, sequester was supposed to be the po

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the leaders of all the parties involved are worried about it the spd party pace rejects the deal the grand coalition will be over before it starts. and that is the question right now the deal may be signed and still has that major hurdle about half a million spd members have the backing john how's it looking. will this package goes through with the spd. well the spd leadership of course is that emphasizing the fact they managed to push through one of the key social democrat mons and that is for minimum wage of a purist in the intimate as they did it i'm turning this into a boat full of a minimum when it is very difficult if they've managed to battle be very difficult for crossfit members to reject the agreement. but the problem is that the grassroots very skeptical about a coalition with uncle america's cup to cope with and america's coffee is cold because it's very much longer it numerically and they're afraid that the social democrats will simply be small. if however they reject the deal they'll also be pulling the plug on their own party leadership. on the chances for her part has been

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firsthand from the experts was apparently not a priority for those who might be presenting the case to a grand jury. on the second victim to assistant district attorney finally showed up. the lead prosecutor on the memorial case was a young dark admin was slightly crossed eyes, give prosecutors homicides were only about two years and arrived at the corners office with his boss. what do you have, one of them asked? their manner, particularly the short test the one struck the to forensic pathologist as unusually hostile to the experts were accustomed to ass kissing from huskies but i think that was your quote. but these attorneys acted suspicious, skeptical and uninterested. the lawyers left after about a half an hour. obviously these guys don't want to do anything, dr. baden commented. what was striking was the pattern. almost every patient who died after the helicopters and boats arrived on thursday morning and whose bodies were tested were positive for the drugs. >> positive for the drugs that they shouldn't have gotten from our review of the records. let's see, lessons i've learned. i've bee

and the answer to that from the attorney general is that the grand jury spoke. they heard from many people. they could have indicted others. but they chose to say that only four people, probable cause to commit a crime, that that was in the hands of four. >> and explain exactly what these school employees are charged? >> well, the superintendent of schools is the most serious, because there are three felonies, tampering with evidence, obstructing justice, two counts. then falsification for obstructing a legal proceeding. they're trying to show that the superintendent was trying to hide that crimes were committed. as far as assistant football coach and an assistant wrestling coach, they were charged with things varying from failure to report that the child abuse had occurred because that is the duty of a school administrator or teacher. and with the assistant football coach, very interesting, his father owned the home, his parents did, he lived there, but apparently one the parties was at the house because he was charged with allowing minors to drink and contribut

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willkerry has revealed it now go before the grand council of afghan elders, the loya jirg a. not discussrry did details. >> we have agreed on language that would be submitted to the loya jirga, but they have to pass it. i think it is inappropriate for me to comment at all on any of the details. it is up to the people of afghanistan. >> john kerry there. for more on the agenda of that important meeting of afghan elders, this report from kabul. >> the delegates gathering for the grand afghan council, the becominga, are restless as they are waiting to see the terms of the deal. it is not just about the presence of u.s. troops. billions of dollars of aid and the presence of nato forces hang on the deal. president karzai has driven negotiations belong -- beyond the 11th hour, insisting the deal should future u.s. raids on afghan homes. optimists among the delegates believe the deal will be signed. >> the only thing which gives me high confidence and hope that this is not going to be a jirgae jurga, bur a bonding of the nations together, is that the stakes are high for both nations

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as you can see from the charges, the grand jury is doing just that. >> for what? neral? within we say covering up, hindering prosecution, obstruction of justice, these mean things to us as attorneys but to the rest of the people, what kinds of conduct are we talking about? >> well, i'm going to talk in general terms because i want to protect the rights of the people who have been charged. >> please. >> but in essence, we have one individual who is charged with not doing frankly what he should have done with a party that was going on at his house. with a lot of people drinking. it's a basic responsibility that people have if they're an adult to deal with that. he did not do that. the other charges, as you can see, have to do with what i suppose the public would consider to be a cover-up. those are not the technical terms at all, of course, you saw what the charges were. but it comes down to this. you know, adults have responsibilities. adults have a responsibility to cooperate in investigations. adults have a responsibility to report if there's been child abuse. we

earth they had gotten their based on the statute as it was written, which is an understanding of the grand jury's subpoena power. and the understanding was that it was only power for subpoena for the grand jury documents. and i imagine a prosecutor trying to defend a grand jury subpoena for every piece of information in the united states and not getting very far, to put it gently, before a judge if there was a case of a motion to quash file. possiblehink it is based on the arguments put forward so far. >> you have written about issues of minimization in the context of government acquisition of in the tech context. about have thoughts contexttion in the fisa voting on content collection? particularly in the context of reports -- have been we alluded to them this morning, that the government collects stored data in transit. because it is being moved from server to server. how do we -- what are your thoughts about building a minimization structure that would be constitutionally sound side addressing stored content, either effectively in storage or cap stored while it is in motion? >> that is

you may remember the case. a granded four school employees including the superintendent in connection with a case involving the alleged rape of a 16-year-old girl last year. there was a rape. they were found guilty. the superintendent was indicted on the most serious charges including felony counts of obstructing justice and tampering with evidence. three others were indicted on misdemeanor charges. last march two football players from the district were con vicked of raping a young girl at a party. the case gained national attention when videos and photos from the night emerged on social networking sites. joining me now, fox news legal analyst and defense attorney, one-time prosecutor who is a fox news legal analyst. it wasn't a surprise when the two football players accused of doing this got indicted and convicted of rape, but the superintendent of schools? who are the three others? >> there is a coach involved. he's a voluntary football coach. there is the head of the elementary school who is involved and then there

there was a big pushback from the attorney general of the state saying that the grand jury didn't hear the strongest evidence and that is why these people didn't see jail time. that may or may not be true and the citizens decided in the often do in cases of mercy killing is the rare someone accused of actually goes to jail. there is some discretion that a jury has so i want us to stop talking now so that we can have a few minutes. it's fascinating. you know so much history that you bring to this. i want us to learn from history. >> remember euthanasia -- euthanasia is never done without the consent of the person being euthanized. >> even dr. kevorkian was -- he was one of the view that went to jail because he tried. >> just one of the thing to discuss. >> is that okay with the audience? >> in 1947, in england, an english girl, 16 or 17 was raped by an american soldier and got pregnant. even with a strong antiabortion laws, when this girl was brought to the attention of the chief obstetrician and the president in england he thought that she should have an abortion because this would des

. >> the grand jury found evidence to charge the bike ares and a cop for the september 29th attack. according to the 14 count indictment 10 of the 11 bikers were charged with gang assault and felony and all of them face charges of assault and riot. and others face criminal mischief and possession of a weapon. the undercover police detective was charged with beginning assault and ri olt. he was off doubt at the time. but he is caught participating in the attack. you will remember the incident recorded off the bicyclers helmet showed the drufr driving with his wife and daughter when he was surrounding. he bumped the bicycler. he ran over one of the bicyclers and critically injuring him. and they attacked the suv and dragged him out of the vehicle and boat him. the motive will play a big part in the case. >> what type of emotions were running for some of the bikers, in a sense to protect this fellow motorcyclist and did it get blown out of hand and should the victim have stopped at some point in time? was his fear reasonable. >> all of the men face 5- 25 years in prison. harris. >> the

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but loosen it in return for trillions in unfunded liability reduction, and if the democrats come -- >> you're up for a grand bargain? >> this is not me. this is the republican party. >> the ones that listen to you, grover norquist would put his blessing on a deal? >> yes. i've written an article for every major concern and publication stating just this, and paul ryan has led with this option as well. he said, guys, we'll reduce the sequester tightness if you are willing to do entitlement reform. we're not willing to trade loosening the sequester return for promises of discretionary spending cuts someday in the future. >> handicap the presidential race coming up for us. you have some personalities where chris christie looks to many like he's emerging as the establishment candidate, you have marco rubio, rand paul all first-time senators. normally there is a genuine opposition candidate who will come up. how do you handicap the gop in 2016? >> this is going to be the strongest field the republicans have had since reagan ran. >> do any of these guys look like reagan to you? >> here's the good news, they're all

didn't wan to speak on camera, his ofce would only say the grand jury transcript speaks for itself. the campos camp says he used the fifth amendment approprialy and will gladly answer all of his constuents' questions about the matter. >> all cano is continue to dohe hard wk tha i d workg in my community. >> reporte a community he'll be asking to vote for him again next year. the nextourt hearing on the mailer issue is on december 4th. campos told me after today he will only talk to h nstituents an this maer. live at san jose city hall, damian trujillo, nbc bay area ws. >>> a major break in the investigion of a beating death in san jose. officers arrested simon morales and wife, andrea in connection lugo is san se's 22 homicide of the year his family, you may remember, held a vigil back forim in june. police say he was jumpe and knocd unconscious near a park. he was pulled off life support a few days later. his mily says he was trying to help somebody at a party. he was being harassed wch may ha led to that attac >>> sasha eishman, a skirt wearing teenager whoas set o fire last week i

and because i know that it was a number of 900,000 thrown out at one of the... >> the grand jury came up with the 900,000 figure and we came back and looked at all of the notices of violations from 2010 to 2013. and this was for bid. and what happened there was a lot of the notice violations and the safety hazards and the fire in the building and the cargo in the building and land slide and no fees assessed and we pulled that out. and they should not have the monitoring fee charged to those. no, and they did come up with. >> and you go to the screen. >> and we came up to the figure that the building inspection was 210,652 after eliminating the hazard fees that had it not had the 9 times penalty assessed to it because it was a hazard. it was a notice of violation for an unsafe condition but there is not a penalty on that. and the electrical and division, 14,560. plumbing, 80,621, code enforcement was 319,280. for a total of 625,112 dollars, and that was a figure that we came up with when we looked at every one. >> that was missed. >> that is correct. >> all right. >> i think that it is

presents an adversarial view on whether or not the issuance of the warrant was with probable cause or the grand jury subpoena was overbrought or things like that. we lack that systematic check in the intelligence context because of course the intelligence surveillance rarely if ever results in a criminal prosecution in which that kind of adversarial process comes forward. so to my mind i would want to distinguish in allowing an advocate between those situations in which the fisa court were making some broad new systematic determination, an interpretation of law like the interpretation that gave us the relevant decision in the section 215 law. i'd like to distinguish that from what i would characterize, and i admit the line is hard to draw, routineized applications of a settled law, where the value of an adversarial advocate would be much diminished and the procedural difficulties that would arise from it, the costs involved, the time delay might very well be adverse to national security. so cabined in that way i think that would be a perfectly fine idea. and for the public disclosure i would of

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