is no longer to the commission and she reorganized her house and did the detailed and commissioner turman and all of the things that we need to do and commissioner kingsley is also the one on the commission that asked the very detailed and very thoughtful questions and she listens to every word of every presentation here. and she is something who is very compassionate and very hard and committed to the city. and i am sad that she is not on the commission any more but i know that she is moving on to bigger adventures and two more things and one is a couple of weeks ago on valentine weekend, on the lum nar parade, goit to walk with the chief. and the line members of the department and it was the coolest percent ever and hundreds of thousands of people and i was waving and my husband joined me and how exciting to with in the city and, i assume and it was quite exciting and lastly, the crisis intervention team and i wanted to mention that mental health association and which is a major association here in san francisco and in the mental health policy issues. and at their banquet this friday an

>> aye. >> vice president turman? >> aye. >> commissioner marshall? >> aye. >> commissioner chan? >> aye. >> commissioner loftus? >> aye. >> motion passes unanimously. >> thank you. >> takes the steps that you need to. >> i have a question, does that mean that the clients in the park district they will be notified how do we make it public that

. >> commissioner turman? >> i wanted to join, commissioner chan as well as yourself and mr. president, and congratulations deputy chief, loftus, on his retirement and thanking him for that. and i want to acknowledge that kingsley will be greatly missed and i did do a great deal. i know that she is pursuing other activities, to make it even more committed to san francisco, and i wish her the best of luck. for i would be remiss if i did not say what a tremendously brilliant organization that john irvine foundation is for awarding loftus who is a tremendous san franciscan, and an advocate for children and an advocate for her community and she is just, fabulous to serve on this commission as well. thank you for all of your work. >> thank you. >> and thank you, commissioner loftus and we are going to set aside a date where we are going to honor commissioner kingsley and i am not sure whether or not her regular resignation has gone through. >> there is an announcement that turman and i put together. and basically it is meant to explain to the public, what the commission can or can

. >> vice president turman is in route. >> commissioner marshal? >> here. >> commissioner dejesus, in route. >> commissioner chan? >> present. >> commissioner kingsley is resigned. >> okay. >> and commissioner loftus? >> here. >> present. >> commissioner you have a quorum and also with us this evening is the chief of police, and the office of citizen complaints. >> welcome to the wednesday march 5th rkts 2014, police commission meeting and please call line item nup one >> consent, calendar, consent calendar, occ document, protocol, quarterly report, 4th quarter, 2014, request of the officer ecummins to accept a gift of $100 from mr. bill larson thanking him for recent acts of kindness, he will donate the said check to the march of dimes organization. >> also a request of officers cummins, carew caraway and durkin to accept a $20 subway sandwich gift card for the mrs. halloran for the recognition of the officer's kindness toward in a family in need 6789 >> you have in your packet, the occ document and protocol, and are there any corrections or conce

my name is joyce turman, vice-president of the police commission. when i'm not vice-president, i'm a partner at the lawfirm reed smith for a group for northern california. thank you for the great turnout. i'm looking for the to the presentation by the captain about his district as well. thank you for having me. >> hello, my name is susie loftus. my husband and i are raising our three daughters out in the sunset. i used to be a prosecutor in san francisco and then a district attorney and attorney general. now i work in the bayview at an organization called the center for youth wellness where we respond to health impacts of kids being exposed to violence and chronic adverse teechlt -- adversity. i'm happy to be here and would love to hear from you. thank you. >> like commissioner loftus i'm a native city san franciscans. i raised my family here. i too circumstantial -- served in the prosecutors office and now i work in a law firm where i'm a partner. this community here, i tell my wife this is my favorite community meeting here just to see the familie

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we welcome tabatha turman, president ceo of integrating nancinand solutions. tatabatha, welcome. have several rules of the road that you had to learn the hard way, but now you want to share with others, starting with if you have skills that you gain from the military, use them to idenfy those skills for your next job. >> that is absolutely correcect. a lot of people get out of the military and they just do not know what to do when they want to start a business. why not t start dodoing with wht you k know how to do and what te military has taught t you, whetr it is information technology, management, financial management, or human resourcrce? follow what u know and build on those capabilities anand exed ur b business. >> you h had to go to some prety dangerous places. one of the things you also quickly went about doing was connting those r relationships that you made the military. you were a a commanding officer, your supersors new york work ethic. >> the first thing i did when i started the business was go back to those relationships that i had built over the years in the militar

. >> vice president turman is in route. >> commissioner marshal? >> here. >> commissioner dejesus, in route. >> commissioner chan? >> present. >> commissioner kingsley is resigned. >> okay. >> and commissioner loftus? >> here. >> present. >> commissioner you have a quorum and also with us this evening is the chief of police, and the office of citizen complaints. >> welcome to the wednesday

commissioner turman is sized. commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus is in route and supervisor tang is in route and commissioner loftus is accused. thank you very much spectator we have a educate situation we don't have a quorum present yet this is a good ole fashioned town hall meeting we have several commissioners out of town in order to do official business we have to have four we have one action o action item about accepting a grant. so this is the first time wife you done this we didn't think so many folks would show up. we are going to start this would your district captain and the chief and the members of the staff. the first thing we have the commissioners talk about themselves where we're start with doctor marshall and as other commissioners come in as we get to four we'll make it official >> dr. joe marshall i run the meg gay boy's club been on the commission forever. we've been here several times and i live in the hate >> i'm tom commissioner hurtado you've been here 6 or seven years i'm a native s

. >> vice president turman? >> aye. >> commissioner marshall? >> aye. >> commissioner chan? >> aye. >> commissioner loftus? >> aye. >> motion passes unanimously. >> thank you. >> takes the steps that you need to. >> i have a question, does that mean that the clients in the park district they will be notified how do we make it public that this person is no longer a patrol special. >> we should talk officer brown and the patrol special who came to the meeting in park station, and so that the community will know who he is and maybe we should have both of them notify the clients if there are any clients in that beat and let them know that there is a possibility of well, let them know that he is no longer a patrol specialist and should not be soliciting business or fees from them. >> i will do that. >> thank you very much. >> please call line item number five. >> public comment on all matters pertaining to item 7 below, closed session including public comment on vote whether to hold item 7 in closed session. >> are there any comments regarding closed session regarding disciplinar

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right to speak their language be recognized by more nations around the world shape their daily lives turman their own future must take place why do you think things have changed because the western powers function on the basis of situational morality and not of any firm principle the succession of costs of zero from serbia has been enthusiastically supported by the united states and its west european partners and the right to sell the team determination was upheld are head of the right of a state to territorial integrity well what is sauce for the cost of a goose will most certainly prove to be the source for the crimean ganda but the united states and brussels are yet to come to terms with it. well some european politicians think that with kosovo as an example the west has given a powerful argument to russia when germany's angela merkel talked of the massive damage that moscow would surface she faced rebuke moments later when left party member gaga see took to the podium. with kosovo they opened a pandora's box what's allowed for kosovo you should also allow for others i told you this but

right to speak their language be recognized by more nations around the world shape their daily lives turman their own future must take place. like when cos a very voted to carve itself out of serbia in two thousand and eight this is what the birth of a nation looks like. thirty year old thirty year old burns robert byrd proved that . in fact the us backed kosovo's independence two years before the un judged it was legal and in doing so set the precedent. then after a long and bloody conflict in sudan a referendum so half the country break away in two thousand and eleven to create the world's newest country south sudan. the realisation of this historic day is a testament to taiwan's efforts of the people of south sudan in the search for peace the us set up its embassy in the new capital of juba that very same day. just last year off the coast of argentina the people of the full planned islands voted overwhelmingly to remain british here's david cameron consoling the argentinian president i want to raise it specifically with the argentine president and say it's important that everyone pays at