thomas perez done with us thomas why are these trials still happening so many years later and why haven't we seen more of them. has been indeed a very difficult process here in germany how the country grips with the with its past that reckoning with the past has been a difficult sometimes very painful process and one of the reasons has to do with what i mentioned already that 2011 verdict with change the way that german prosecutors dealt with these kinds of issues since then there have been a few more cases german media reporting for example that i think there are around 30 cases similar cases now under way but this just shows how difficult the process has been in germany in the last few decades but also how important it is also for the future this is not only about trying to understand the past it's also about trying to send a message because it's becoming more important than ever also given current developments here in germany to try understand what happened in the past and how it can be prevented in the future as well thomas prado thank you very much for that it took almost 5 days of e

perez. here. vice president caminong. here. commissioner thomas. here. commissioner lee. here. commissioner falzon. here. president bleiman. here. and welcome commissioner wayne. >> thank you, here. >> president bleiman: okay, roll call is finished and the first order of business is the general public comment. these are for any agenda items -- i'm sorry -- any items not on the agenda and we will look now to see if there's any public comment on this item. >> i'm looking right now to see if we have any. give me a little bit of time. okay. we have no one lined up for public comment in the queue. >> president bleiman: okay. hearing no public comment on this item, public comment is closed. and now agenda (indiscernible) for june 30th, and the next item is item number 2, the approval of our minutes from march 3, 2020. do we have a motion on the approval of the minutes of march 3, 2020? >> so moved. >> second. >> president bleiman: all right, the motion is moved and seconded. any public comment on this agenda item? >> clerk: i'm checking to see and there's nobody with their hand raise

public comment is closed we can vote on this. >> thank you, commissioner thomas. >> commissioner lee. >> yes. >> commissioner perez >> aye. >> vice presidentca mean no. >> aye. >> commissioner thomas. >> aye. >> commissioner falzon. >> aye. >> commissioner tang. >> aye. >> president blieman. >> aye. >> thank you for coming in. we appreciate it. you did a fantastic job reaching out to the neighborhood. we appreciate that. >> we do want to say thank you to all club owners. they are accommodating and cooperative. we got it done over one weekend. >> thank you so much. >> all right. this is now the final agenda item 7. commissioner comments and questions. anybody have something to say? commissioner thomas. >> i couple of things. this is a very strange time but i am acutely aware of the nightlife that we have lost. i am proud to wear my san francisco t-shirt and recognizing the stud and other venues that we have lost. i know it is a hard time for everyone. also, recognizing the folks who work in the nightlife industry. i have been so happy to see the work of the queer nightlife fund-raising money for those working in ni

public comment is closed we can vote on this. >> thank you, commissioner thomas. >> commissioner lee. >> yes. >> commissioner perezaye. >> vice presidentca mean no. >> aye. >> commissioner thomas. >> aye. >> commissioner falzon. >> aye. >> commissioner tang. >> aye. >> president blieman. >> aye. >> thank you for coming in. we appreciate it. you did a fantastic job reaching out to the neighborhood. we appreciate that. >> we do want to say thank you to all club owners. they are accommodating and cooperative. we got it done over one weekend. >> thank you so much. >> all right. this is now the final agenda item 7. commissioner comments and questions. anybody have something to say? commissioner thomas. >> i couple of things. this is a very strange time but i am acutely aware of the nightlife that we have lost. i am proud to wear my san francisco t-shirt and recognizing the stud and other venues that we have lost. i know it is a hard time for everyone. also, recognizing the folks who work in the nightlife industry. i have been so happy to see the work of the queer nightlife fund-raising money for those working in nightl

public comment is closed we can vote on this. >> thank you, commissioner thomas. >> commissioner lee. >> yes. >> commissioner perezaye. >> vice presidentca mean no. >> aye. >> commissioner thomas. >> aye. >> commissioner falzon. >> aye. >> commissioner tang. >> aye. >> president blieman. >> aye. >> thank you for coming in. we appreciate it. you did a fantastic job reaching out to the neighborhood. we appreciate that. >> we do want to say thank you to all club owners. they are accommodating and cooperative. we got it done over one weekend. >> thank you so much. >> all right. this is now the final agenda item 7. commissioner comments and questions. anybody have something to say? commissioner thomas. >> i couple of things. this is a very strange time but i am acutely aware of the nightlife that we have lost. i am proud to wear my san francisco t-shirt and recognizing the stud and other venues that we have lost. i know it is a hard time for everyone. also, recognizing the folks who work in the nightlife industry. i have been so happy to see the work of the queer nightlife fund-raising money for those working in nightl

thomas. >> commissioner lee. >> yes. >> commissioner perez. >> aye. >> vice presidentca mean no. >> aye. >>commissioner thomas. >> aye. >> commissioner falzon. >> aye. >> commissioner tang. >> aye. >> president blieman. >> aye. >> thank you for coming in. we appreciate it. you did a fantastic job reaching out to the neighborhood. we appreciate that. >> we do want to say thank you to all club owners. they are accommodating and cooperative. we got it done over one weekend. >> thank you so much. >> all right. this is now the final agenda item 7. commissioner comments and questions. anybody have something to say? commissioner thomas. >> i couple of things. this is a very strange time but i am acutely aware of the nightlife that we have lost. i am proud to wear my san francisco t-shirt and recognizing the stud and other venues that we have lost. i know it is a hard time for everyone. also, recognizing the folks who work in the nightlife industry. i have been so happy to see the work of the queer nightlife fund-raising money for those working in nightlife. i encourage people to donate to the vari

perez. here. vice president caminong. here. commissioner thomas. here. commissioner lee. here. commissioner falzon. here. president bleiman. here. and welcome commissioner wayne. >> thank you, here. >> president bleiman: okay, roll call is finished and the first order of business is the general public comment. these are for any agenda items -- i'm sorry -- any items not on the agenda and we will look now to see if there's any public comment on this item. >> i'm looking right now to see if we have any. give me a little bit of time. okay. we have no one lined up for public comment in the queue. >> president bleiman: okay. hearing no public comment on this item, public comment is closed. and now agenda (indiscernible) for june 30th, and the next item is item number 2, the approval of our minutes from march 3, 2020. do we have a motion on the approval of the minutes of march 3, 2020? >> so moved. >> second. >> president bleiman: all right, the motion is moved and seconded. any public comment on this agenda item? >> clerk: i'm checking to see and there's nobody with their hand raise

perez has the story. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, george. these new details surfaced after the attorney for former officer thomast to have the charges dismissed. now, lane is one of the officers charged with aiding and abetting former officer derek chauvin in the murder of george floyd. the court filing included a long transcript of body cam video and pictures of the alleged fake $20 bill floyd was accused of using. those new court documents revealing floyd apologized multiple times. at one point saying, mr. officer, please don't shoot me, man. lane told investigators floyd refused to get in the squad car. floyd several times saying that he's claustrophobic and that he can't breathe, repeating those now unforgettable words at least 20 times. now, according to the tran to, quote, stop lling, it a t la pleaded not guilty, t.j. >> all right, alex perez for us this morning, thank you so much. >>> we turn now to new fallout from a racist incident at a california restaurant. a silicon valley ceo is apologizing after his explicit rant against an asian family went viral. the ceo only stopping when a waitress jumped in.