these are the police department's recommendations to the commission. and this is for your entertainment only. this does not require or impose closure to your business in any way. this is related only to the addition of the entertainment. so does that make sense? >> it does. thank you. >> ok. >> very well done. >> i think what also needs to be said, you need to be aware that if this is all -- excuse me -- coming too sudden and you aren't prepared for this, you can always request a continuance. >> thank you, commissioner meko. commissioner meko: you do have the right to request a continuance to put this off to another meeting. >> ok. that's fine. we would ask officer dalton to come forward and discuss the proposed amendments by the bayview station. >> good evening, commissioners. officer dalton, bayview station. going back on the a.b.c. issue, i met with mr. rodriguez prior to him opening up the restaurant. we discussed his business plan. we talked about conditions that would be imposed. i sent my recommendation to our

>> that was the police commission. commissioner hwang: he said police. i was a little confused. that is okay, i think i understand. >> the issues in the letter were only address during the police commission. that letter was introduced and the planning commissioners were aware of it. commissioner hwang: ok. president peterson: thank you. >> thank you. president peterson: mr. sanchez? >> thank you, scott sanchez, planning department's staff. this evening i am lucky to be joined by the planner, who is involved and the legislation that led up to the requirements that we have, developed in 2005. if there are issues about the intent, it maybe he can address those. there were questions that came up during the testimony. i will jump around a little bit. bear with me. i want to begin with a procedural background of the application. the property is located at 2139 taraval street, between 31st and 32nd streets. the building is a mixed use building, built in 1924. that has a small retail presence at the front, and that is where the subject mcd would be located. it has one dwelling unit at th

i am the secretary of the police commission. mission, i want to welcome everyone to the san francisco 2010 medal of valor ceremony. please stand and join us for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. mayor newsom was unfortunately unable to attend this evening. he sent his congratulations to the medal of valor recipients. we are joined by commissioner president thomas does it go, dr. joe marshall, commissioner james slaughter, commissioner petra dejesus. we are also joined by chief of police george gascoign. also with us are the it assistant chief. this isn't she said of the operation pirro. assistant chief denise schmitt. deputy chief john murphy, enforcement and security at the mta. commander sandra tong of the airport bureau. commander james dudley of the airport operations bureau. commander daniel mahoney, chief of the operations staff. commander daniel lazar

also, we come to the graduation of police academies. for those we come to congratulate, to the promotional ceremonies. for the medal of valor, we come to honor. what is valor? you look at the definition. it means personal bravery, heroism, gallantry. that is what each and one of these officers has done, bravery, personal heroism. but before we talk about your dollar, i want to give our appreciation to the people that brought them there, from the academy staff, field training officers. those are the true professionals that prepared these officers for what they do out on the streets. talking to one of the officers receiving a medal tonight, i asked him, what were you thinking about when that went on? he said, i was not thinking, i was reacting to the training that i got in the academy. i would like to think the family members. as the chief said, the family members are the ones supporting you, the one that see the good and dark days. they are the ones that will give you to who you are today. thank you to the family members for sharing these

the police acknowledge that the three suspects may be gang member abouts from neighboring san bruno. the police promise increased patrols to limit the possibility of more violence. >> reporter: it was tense today in the south san francisco neighborhood where the shooting occurred. the police say around 7:15 last night six people were hit in the drive-by shooting near the corner of lyndon avenue and 8th lane. two died on the scene and one at the hospital. ovalos's 15-year-old brother was also shot but expected to survive. members of the family came to grieve here where gavalo was killed. his father told us he does not think the police did everything they could to protect the people in this neighborhood. he says the police do nothing but arrest and harass people here but could not keep this from happening. his half brother says he was a good and caring person just in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> it is overwhelming. i am just thinking of all of the good memories that i had with my brother when he did live with me and when we were younger. >> reporter: today the name of another

it as the police commission we deal with all sorts of issues. i invite the public to attend on the 15th because you'll be able to witness the heroic effort of our men and women in the police department who have risked their lives to protect citizens. it is quite an event for the officers and their families and it is something to be very proud of. i invite the public if they have time to be present at the new ucsf campus to witness the ceremony. commissioners? i am b, please? >> 3b, scheduling of items identified for consideration at future commission meetings. president mazzucco: as we discussed, the issue regarding the general order regarding the discharge of firearms at vehicles. we will look at that next week. it briefly, i think commissioner kingsley as a case she would like to add to the agenda for next week. any other items? commissioner dejesus: december 8, we will have progress reports from the police department. president mazzucco: i thought we were going to have one more meeting regarding where we were out before the progress report? co

well i think the police acted with different glee. you know our habits at first but it means that when the when first attempts were made it was to start a ride and i think that when you feel a little youth violence started perhaps police should have been more tough. but look this is what the military police did later look so police should remember this that the skills that they should have here regardless of what did they were called in the police shoot a pretty good be very. careful when it deals with people who are not violent who are not breaking the law but if you break the law if you are start a riot if you if you're thinking think they'll go violent and political then you should get what you deserve when you much the police should act tough but he chin these people should realize that they will be stopped. well and detained in later of that you've but it's the least people committed some crimes and they were crimes committed yet when they will be brought to justice and go to prison this is what we should do there is no other way

we have a representative from the san francisco police department with us. while you starred in we expect her any moment. let's thank you. i will defer to the supervisor who brought this forward. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you. thank you, colleagues. members of the committee, thank you. this item today, we will push standards in the administrative code to have the city test evidence in sexual assault cases with dna. the collection of a rape kit within 42 hours, testing within 14 days. much focus has been on the crime lab. during these discussions it is my priority to make sure that the crimes disproportionately affecting women are treated with the respect they deserve. in sexual assault cases officers must not only collect evidence of the crime scene, but also from health-care providers. usually a hospital emergency room. when the rape kit is picked up and how quickly it is tested makes all of this -- all of the difference. one of the issues i wanted to quickly address is the cost. i believe that this legislation can be implemented at no cost. we have a mi

the police spotted the suspect about 9 hours later and began the pursuit. his name has not yet been released. but ktvu has learned he was a parolee. >>> there is new information tonight about the transgender woman who received a letter from a dmv employee that she felt was threatening. the department of motor vehicles in san francisco says the worker has been suspended. amber said the letter condemned her to hell. guest also says she had gone to the office to get a new driver's license with her new gender identity. the dmv says the worker is on paid administrative leave. >>> oakland is waiting until january 3rd to raise parking fines $3. when the new state budget passed the surcharge increased from $10 to $13. cities are implementing the new free structure on their own timetable but face financial penalty for waiting. oakland decided to hold off in order to alert the public to the change. >>> the commerce department fuelled the rally today. the nasdaq gained 20. it outperformed the dow this week rising almost 2%. >>> connecticut's attorney general wants to

she has said it is a massive -- for the police. were they able to get so close to the royal couple? as we saw in the pictures, they look very shocked. the duchess looks terribly taken aback. >> thank you. in china, right now friday morning is a daunting. one of this citizens will receive the nobel peace prize. liu xiaobo will not be there to receive it. the nobel panel defended their pick today. they said those that those who attend tomorrow's ceremony -- china says that those who attend tomorrow ceremony will not be showing respect. >> it's a grey, cold, forbidding place. the prison. walls topped with barbed wire. we hide our cameras. this year's peace prize winner is serving time here. he has another nine years to serve. this'll be the first time since the 1930's a family member will travel to oslo to collect the prize. at the time, the winner was a in jail in nazi germany. it is a parallel. the chinese government says that he is a criminal -- liu xiaobo is a criminal. his crime is to challenge the communist party's monopolization

the san francisco police came to me. and we have video surveillance at our office. and so with the d.v.r. put on a flash drive, they were able to apprehend the suspect and close off the crime. so in both of these cases, the crimes might have still been open. and yet they were closed. so that's about what i have to say. >> i have a question. >> yes. >> for surveillance cameras on the street, i have a couple of questions. and what are the costs for those cameras to install them, and to monitor them? and can they be saved object a hard drive or can -- on a hard drive or can they be -- how does it work? >> camera systems range from $1,500 up to $10,000. it depends on what type of cameras we put in, what type of d.v.r. systems we put in. they record anywhere from one day up to 60 days. depending on the gigabytes of the hard drive. the cameras are -- there's a lot of different types of cameras. there's i.r. cameras which work off a reflective lighting, at nighttime, with the reflective lighting. there's true day-night cameras that see even better. when you get into the fac

the night off. a woman shot by san francisco police has now died. ktvu amber lee is gathering information and live now with what she has learned. >> reporter: frank, we are just steps from the home where police shot and killed a man accused of attacking a teenage girl. they are inside collecting evidence and questioning witnesses. police say this afternoon there was a party inside this home involving lots of young people. but shortly before 4:00 a 15- year-old girl called for help saying that she had been stabbed. three officers entered the home. >>> they met the suspect inside. and the suspect had some type of weapon, possibly a knife. the officers asked the man to put down the knife and he didn't. they shot at the man but did not say how many shots they fired. the man who has been not identified was taken to san francisco hospital where he died. police brought in a mobile command center to help with their investigation. as they questioned the many people at the home inside. they brought in a trance late tore because many of the people there speak c

the police were responding to a domestic violence call. n from them and appeared to reach for a metal object in his hand. later police say that object was a small metal scale. >> the suspect appeared to be reaching for a shiny object or he reached for his waste so i shot him dead instead of giving him a chance. his mother read a poem during the public safety meeting about the police justification for officer involve shootings. police chief anthony bets also spoke at the meeting and called for an independent investigation by the fbi. >> but as an african american man and as a father, i understand your pain and i hear you and i have listened to everything that you said. >> i would like to say thank you. i appreciate what you are doing. and i'm just looking for some justice. >> reporter: the two officers involved in the fatal shooting of derek jones are on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the police department's internal investigation and another probe by the alameda county district attorney's office. reporting live here in oak

the police are able to get there in time. there is evidence. there's an arrest. there are witnesses willing to testify. and the da gets the case. what happens then? the case will be brought to court. tried and a person will go to jail or prison for however long. how do we make this happen? in your office we have the neighborhood assistant district attorney program and we have assistant da's assign to the police districts there are 2-4 assigned to each district. within the assignments they break it up by neighborhoods so there are at least one assistant da assigned to work with the groups and the police in a particular neighborhood. the lower haight group has 2 people they are working with and others that have worked with them. what we have done is have the assistant da's familiar with the issues in a particular neighborhood. and it changes. it's different from one neighborhood to the other. one neighborhood it may be drug dealing another it may be prostitution. it may be assault, autoburglars whatever it is the da is familiar with the issue and works with the neig

this is not only good for the police department, but great for the city and county. we competed nationally for this grant and it was awarded. as a result we will be able to work to solve many of the cases and increase public safety in the city. at this time i will take any questions. supervisor elsbernd: just a quick budget question. these are new positions, not money being used to replenish the general fund or anything like that? >> this is new money, $424,000. supervisor elsbernd: this money was not on the revenue side back in july? it was unexpected? >> i am getting the fiscal director saying no. we were not anticipating this at all. supervisor chiu: these folks will be on staff under this grant for how long? >> 18 months, if i am not mistaken. of course, low. supervisor chiu: -- of course, we will. supervisor chiu: thank you, cmdr. are there any members of the public that wish to speak on this item? >> supervisors, my name is san francisco [inaudible] whenever we get grants and they are applied directly to maintain standards, the consider and of san francisco is

the details coming up. on our to torture of poverty and police brutality the u.s. is tainted human rights record clashes with its own promises. and as nick tension looms over the first parliamentary elections of the self-proclaimed republic of kosovo the serve minority says this vote is pointless as long as people live divided. the lead. prime minister vladimir putin puts his singing skills to the test in front of a star studded audience all in the name of charity. here with r t live from moscow where it's seven pm and russian special police forces have detained dozens of football fans who turned a commemoration into riots here in the capital and in st petersburg thousands have gathered in the two cities to mark the death of a fan. one of the football team spartak moscow killed in a brawl on monday let's cross live now to our three nazario and sean thomas for the details first to you covering what you are in the heart of moscow where this violence broke out the softer new st petersburg's been also marking this day which has descended into riots have the tensions co

seeing none, the next item i believe is going to be police department comments and questions. and fellow commissioners, i just move this in the agenda because it seems that the police dovetail into what roj has to say so i thought it would be more effective to have him follow. thank you. >> good evening, commissioners and staff. i'm steve mathias from central station. just to kind of reiterate as far as what we're doing, to create the communication with the clubs, as far as them reporting crimes or if they think there's going to be a problem, i say anything from speaking here in front of you which is televised, if they're tuning into that, they can see it, to we've done some presentations with cmac where we get that message out as well. and it's really paid off in the central for -- there's two incidents from this last week alone that really paid off. and i'm going to give some description of what happened there. and so we find it's very, very helpful. we've got the dialogue with the clubs. if they are going to have a major event, they let us know. so we're not caught surprised

critics say the police used excessive force. but there were also reports that protesters tried to break through barriers outside of the parliament. the plan toa triple tuition has enriched this dude is across britain. >> what parliament does that we can undo, and our strength lies in the collective power of ordinary people. >> the governing conservative liberal democrat coalition refused to back down. the liberal democrats have upset many young supporters, who accuse the party of breaking an election campaign pledge to oppose any increase in fees. >>> let's get more analysis on this story. for at, we go tour correspondent in ldon. there are reports coming in that protesters attackedhe car of prince charles and his wife, camilla. what more can you tell us about that? >> this has been reported by the british media. that happened in central london, and it seems as though protesters just kicked the prince of wales' car. he was in there with his wife, on their way to the theater. it is reported date -- it is reported that day arrived

any public comment or the police department? >> you're going to revise the good neighbor policy. >> that will certainly be implemented. when i was reviewing the application, they were not clear about question no. 16. i want the applicant in his own words to answer the question because if you have a license that allows all ages, it says only for schools. i wanted to clarify that and explain how they will implement that. and as did that before the commission can address it. >> for the 18 end of the events, we are looking to do a close the event if the schools come to us and say they needed a vent for their high school or for their college group. those are the events we are looking to do, but it will not be open to the public. there will be no alcohol served at all. it will basically be a juice bar. the 18 and up would not be allowed to buy any alcohol. >> you mean like,? >> correct. -- >> you mean like a prom? >> correct. we would like to leave that option open and allow them to do their event at our place. >> is that a satisfactor

we asked the police what the relationship was between the man killed by the police and the teenage girl>> we do not know what the relationship is between the victim and the suspect in this case. >> reporter: the teenage girl was treated here at the scene and released. the two officers have been placed on paid administrative leave. investigations by the police department and the district attorney's office are underway. reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> and we've also been gathering new information about an officer-involved shooting in san jose. the string of crimes that may be connected and how it could all be part of a new trend. that story is coming up at 10:30. >> a federal judge today ordered a former south bay police officer re released on bond while supplying confidential information to a member of the hells angels. 36-year-old clay rojas is accused of giving the information to pay off a debt. the police officer could remain in jail because he also faces state charges. >>> in san francisco, former supervisor tony hall tweeted today that he is tak

i now turn the microphone over to richard from the police department. supervisor chu: thank you. >> good morning. i do not have prepared remarks this morning. i was captain of richmond station, have been involved in the parks for the two years i have been there. ready to answer any questions you might have of our efforts in the park, our relationship with park and wrerec, and maybe 2 tell you that we described park policing as the crown jewel. it is an international icon that draws attention every time something happens there. police want to provide that sense of safety. i also want to say, i think the park is as safe as anywhere in town, but events happened which are part-specific. if you have any questions, i am glad to answer them. supervisor chu: can you speak quickly more about the partnership with rec and parks, given what they have talked about in terms of the few members of part patrol officers we have at any given time. the fact we have one at golden gate park and in any given time -- what is the relationship that has been developed over years w

the area. after a short foot chase, police con con confronted the map in the alley. >> the police are showing how officers are trained to handle similar situations. the police department is hoping to build a better understanding between hit and the community that has accused it of excessive force. >> freeze, police, don't move. >> this sargeant just shot a virtual robbery suspect to death. >> he disobeyed my orders. and he turned. i shot at him. >> this is a situation simulator which oakland police trainees go through. scenarios from confronting a suspect to use of lethal force are run through a computer. >> we include in a lot of our training are shot and no-shoot scenarios, tactile communications, talk this person into surrender. >> it's the basis for the department's policy, comes down to use only level of force that is objectively reasonable based on the totality of circumstances at the time, circumstances which officers need to react to in seconds. for the first time ever the oakland police allowed elected officials, community members and the media to attend a five our training on use of for

making sure that they enter into confrontation with the riot police and we know that a lot of people dozens of people were injured during the course of the few hours that the rally actually went on over sixty people were detained by police and driven off to various police stations across the city to be detained and charged with moving isn't what the rally turned violent and literally just a matter of moments with the various parties setting up here and there people throwing flares at riot police even after the crowds were dispersed and they left using the moscow metro there was an intensified police presence in the underground because a lot of the fans were of course leaving the city center via the metro and we know that several people actually fought with riot police in the underground a lot of people were actually injured there as well so even when the rally was over above ground underground tensions still ran high the police did say that they managed to calm the rally pretty quickly and efficiently despite the fact that some people were forced injured many were detained for most of

that can be turned over to the police to catch the bad guys. we are also, in our security, employing a security guard at the front door for two reasons. to make sure no kids can get in and to make sure the people who come in have a valid canada's prescription. if anyone needs assistance, we have a security guard that can help. there is talk about captain schmidt's letter, and we went to the two police commission hearings regarding that. nothing was ever brought to that letter from the san francisco police department. i do have a quote here from san francisco police department on march 17, public information officer boaz. he stated there has been a spike in fact, violent crimes, or dwi arrests. it is just the opposite. people are taking ownership now that they are stakeholders in the community. dispensary owners have done their part by keeping the sidewalks clean, discouraging bordering, and generally acted as friendly neighbors. in closing, i ask you to grant the building permit so i can start to help the sick and disabled people in the sunset