we honored him in this last meeting of the commission, as julius turman day. we honored him on the police miss as an attorney. tonight we're going to adjourn in his memory. the best we can do to honor his memory is liberty and justice for all, and continue to do our best as policecomm ne we also have to e,annouon a good news front, we have two new commissioners. so i want to welcome commissioner cindyel john hamasaki, haveeen sworn in by the c attorney's office, have been handed binders. 'lley get some cases assigned to them tonight. but what we do when we have new commissioners, we have them introduce themselves and have the members of the public a little bit about their background. so withhat i'm going to introduce commissioner cindy elias. cindy elia i amre a labor attorney for the state of california. my goal is to enforce the labor n sta of california and make sure people are paid ewages. prior to that i was a public defender for a little over 11 years. prior to that i held several different positions. the last pion i held in the public defender's office

>> commissioner hirsch: before commissioner turman stepped off the commission, he had been working on rewriting the discipline matrix for penalties, and he had asked me a few months ago to back him up on that, and since he stepped off and passed away, i have now taken that responsibility. i'm working with commission staff on that, trying to rewrite andn, will meet with the departme, and w h d.p.a. to get their input, and then, eventually bring it as a andco it'll go into meet and confer at some point. f d that. maneucco: >> ally, i spoke with -- well -- >> commissioner mazzucco: director henderson? >> thank you. i spoke with commissioner turman on this issue, as well, and he mentioned that project both to the chief and myself, and the chief and both have addressed that concern, as well, and weould look forward, i think, so resolving that because there are inconsistencies in his ded my department that we need to be on the same page about. >> commissioner hirsch: i'm working on a new set and i'm woing on a something that i'm going to distribute to you folks. >> that would be great. lica

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seven summit turman chancellor angela merkel chastising trump or is it this the u.s. president cool calm and collected during photos capture and acrimonious split as leaders meet in canada. welcome to the program on mount hermon u.s. president donald trump has arrived in singapore for tuesday's highly anticipated summit with north korean leader kim jong un trumps plane landed a short time ago after traveling from the g. seven summit into back. kim arrived earlier today the summit will be the first time a north korean leader has met with a sitting u.s. president it's expected that there discuss pyongyang's nuclear arsenal and possible efforts to formally in the korean war. we have our correspondent on the ground in singapore now and he joins us ok both kim jong un and donald trump have now arrived in singapore bastion it's hard to overstate what an enormous occasion this is could you just take us through what's happened today. sure earlier this afternoon kim jong own arrived here in singapore airport on an air china flights he then went on to meet the south. singaporea

start today to take a brief moment of silence in respect of our former police commissioner julius turman a great champion of public safety and a true friend to the city. so if you would please first join me in a moment of silence. >> [moment of silence] >> thank you. our thoughts and condolences are with his friends and family during this time. he's absolutely missed here in the city of san francisco. so i want to first do a round of thank yous. there's a number of individuals and organizations who helped lead us to where we are today. first of all i want to thank our police chief bill scott. i want to thank our police commission, we have police commission president tip pi here. thank you. members of the board of supervisor, jeff seehey and katheri katherine stefani here today. our city departments, our controllers office for tirelessly working to find the right amount of staffing that we need right here in our police department. you know, since taking public office i repeatedly stressed that i believe we have some of the best men and women in our police department here inside of san fra

commissioner turman was involved and i was involved for one meeting. we had concerns whether or not thepartment of justice had the same expertise that the united states department of justice. do they have people that have worked in this field and can help get us through i there was a memorandum of understanding that was entered into and the police commission rejected this. we've come back to the m.l.u. and commissioner hirsch took the in dealing with all the parties to basically modify thi m.o.u., which would recognize the police commission's role. the first draft that came out, kind of left us out. they seemed to forget that we are the police commission and so there's been some changes and with that in mind i'll turn it over to commissioner hirsch to explain the changes made in his recommendation. >> thank you. the problem with the m.o.u. as it was first drafted is that it ignored the commission completely and most of us did not see it until after it had been signed. i talked to president tuman and vice president and i went and met with mayor farrell.

so just want to honor both of them today and in particular former commissioner julius turman. want to say a special thank you to my colleagues, supervisor malia cohen for sitting in with us today. she has did edicated a certain amount of time and energy in her career to delve into these policy matters. it's not often i've been chair of this committee 1.5 years, and we've never had a hearing this long. i really appreciate all the applicants that came out today. i want to state, from my opinion what i believe is the guiding principles of what will inform our decision today, and i've mentioned some of them today already, but i think that from the board of supervisors point of view, from what i have heard from colleagues, what i've heard from the questioning today, and what i've heard from other members of the community and those that have come up to us, the position and many of you asked, what are we looking for in a commissioner? and i did not want to bias the conversations that we had. i wanted to ask questions about your background and experience, but also wanted you to come,

commissioner mazzucco: and commissioners, as i stated earlier, i move to adjourn in nor of our forme julius turman, who passed earlier in may, may 13, 2018, at 52 ars of age. julius started his career in law in private practice. he was an assistant united states attorney in the district of new jersey hask f rms s an employment r in san francisco. as we learned as his memorial he was a men for many people in the lgbtq community, african mentored mylawyers, and many law firms. he served on many commissions, and he was on this commission. he was an incredible human, an so i move to end teeting in his honor, and i hope send this to his fami b in michigan, and do ivea a seco >>second. ommi ioner mazzucco: ll in favor? >> commissioner hirsch: and i dthk ng that. >> commissioner mazzucco: we're adjourned. - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city tha's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge rogress andov after all, wre at the meeting of land ansea. - our city is famous for its iconic sc

turman to avoid the materialization of market conditions that push us toward exit in any way mr tree also said the new government is self-motivated to control and reduce debt not just to police the e.u. bureaucracy bank stock rose on reports of his comments yields in a tie and bonds fell to one percent after having gone above two point seven percent during the most chaotic phase of the ruling coalition's recent effort to form a government mr truro was nominated for the post after the ruling coalitions first proposed cabinet slate was rejected by the president because he suspected the finance nominee as being a euro skeptic. and there's a lot going on in europe much of it involving immigration a lot of things regarding worker rights and specifically what's going on regarding italy that we just spoke of in that regard a little bit earlier we spoke with luke of decent t.v. the general secretary of the european trade union confederation here is that conversation. and immigration is an issue that has divided the u.s. labor movement in the past before they reached their current pro immigra

being out of control and it's out of control we have agents that are now babysitters anees so-called turman camps that my friend lincoln has described which they're not. we have agents doing anything but work on the border and we need to have border patrol agents on the border protecting our country and it has to be an enhanced wall on the board to keep people from coming in and endangering themselves in the first place as far as the children this this drama that's been going on with the cages later the management of that is what they are those people who may shop at the border and even if they don't have the correct don't commence want to claim asylum for example or escape domestic abuse in addition to having the obligation to protect the border do border patrol agents not also have legal and international legal obligations to the process people who say i'm here because i need refuge. ok i understand that but the one thing that the press and everybody else doesn't understand i hear it all the time it's border patrol border patrol portal the ports of entry is operated by c.p.p. operations t

turman to avoid the materialization of market conditions that push us toward exit in any way mr treealso said the new government is self-motivated to control and reduce debt not just to police the e.u. bureaucracy bank stock rose on reports of his comments yields on a tie and bonds fell to one percent after having gone above two point seven percent during the most chaotic phase of the ruling coalition of recent efforts to form a government mr truro was nominated for the post after the ruling coalition's first proposed cabinet slate was rejected by the president because he suspected the finance nominee as being a euro skeptic. and there's a lot going on in europe much of it involving immigration a lot of things regarding worker rights and specifically.

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start today to take a brief moment of silence in respect of our former police commissioner julius turmanho was a great champion

start today to take a brief moment of silence in respect of our former police commissioner julius turman who was a great champion of public safety and a true friend to the city. so if you would please first

. >> president turman: it shows good police work. it's a sign of the frustrations in the community and see somebody do something vicious like that, it's type of crime that we deal. it's unprovoked. we need to take care of it. >> thank you. one other thing part of the report was on staffing. just on our staffing in terms of our ftes, we're currently 1816 full duty ftes. that's below our 1971 minimum staffing number. we do have a recruit class to -- that started this week. we have 50 recruits in that class. we have 37 officers and ftos. we'll continue to try to build on those numbers. as far as overtime, we're winding up the year. we are still very much within our overtime bunch. i'm happy to report that. we had ten days to go. we'll encourage overtime expenses for our pride department. i know that was of interest to all the commissions in particular to dejesus. we are below. our folks have done good job managing overtime. that concludes this portion. >> any questions for the chief? please call next line item. >> line 1b, dpa director'

i want to add that i am sorry for the loss of president turman and that he was passionately supporting this to come together as a community. >> thank you. any further public comment. public comment is now closed. >> 5 public comment on matters pertaining to item 70 the vote to hold item 7 in closed session. >> we will go into closed session to discuss matters. any public comment? hearing none public comment is now closed. >> i saw something about tasers in the closed session i would hope it would be discussed publicly unless there is a reason not to. >> just so the record is clear it is meet and conferee lated to labor related issues. public comment is closed. thank you. >> vote on whether to hold item 7 in closed item. 67.10 action. >> do i have a motion. second. all in favor. thank you very much. we >> commissioners, we're back on the record and in open session. line item 8, would you please call that. >> okay. for the record, vp mazzucco, we're going to go back on the record. we still have a quorum consisti. also, we have chief scott in the room. >> thank you. commissioners. with re

apply to the police commission by former president of the san francisco police commission, julius turman. he emphasized to me that it was not only important to implement the remaining d.o.j. r recommendation but we also evaluate their effectiveness. as a commissioner i would like to enact the policies, requiring annual reports regarding the d.o.j. recommendations so we know the process that we have seen -- progress that we have seen with some of these recommendations and also i would like to see the reports published so that we know where challenges lie as to why certain recommendations are not getting implemented. secondly, i would like to do a better job collecting data and analyzing data and partnering with local academic partners. such as stanford, for example, to address issues like bias. san francisco is the technology capital of the country if not the world and i would like to see us work more effectively with the tech companies to collect data and make it more accessible to the public. in addition i would like to see that we are under general order on a regular basis and they are