sorry about that. >> i have complied with everything in about the uniform -- everything but the uniform as far as not complying, i do not know. >> the matter is closed. sorry, sir. >> no problem. >> [inaudible] >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> any public comment regarding this matter? hearing none, call the next item. >> public comments pertaining to alitem seven. >> any public comment? we have some public comment. >> do not delete your cpr programs, because it is very important your officers know cpr. >> i agree. >> any other public comments? >> the vote on whether to hold the no. 7 in closed session. >> we are now going to closed session. >> clear the room, ladies and gentlema secretary: ok, we are back from a closed session. president mazzucco: the next item, please. secretary: item 8, whether or not to disclose. president mazzucco: do i have a motion? commissioner: i move that we do not disclose. president mazzucco: next item. secretary: item 9, adjournment. president mazzucco:

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s gay pride parade in uniform. the state corrections department initially denied andrew johnson's request to march in his work uniform in the west hollywood parade. they said it would be a discredit to the department. he hired attorney gloria allred who filed a complaint. >> we received the news not not only would officer johnson be allowed to march in uniform proudly in today's parade but that, in addition, the policy would be reviewed for the future. >> proud to be a correctional officer and proud to be here marching with other law enforcement agencies. >> hundreds of thousands of people attended today's parade. it was the 41st year of the event. >>> a neighboring world leader was the honored speaker at stanford university's commencement ceremony. 25- th people at stanford's football stadium in palo alto. highl mexican president philippe calderon spoke for almost 20 minutes in front of 25,000 people at stanford's football stadium in palo al to. highlights of his speech created a need to create a more cooperative

if the lieutenant can let us know what the compliance is with reference to proof of insurance, uniform and training. those are the things i have been hearing about the last couple of weeks. you addressed an issue i have also been hearing about these videotapes. we only see one side of the story when you see a videotape. i know thats a former prosecutor. you have to sit back and see all of the evidence before we reach any conclusions but i do agree with steve johnson from the p.o.a. that we shouldn't reach any conclusions or say anything negative about any of our officers. quite frankly, those officers that feed people misinformation on the street ought to be careful, too. >> i want to go back to the complaints again. i would be remiss as chief of police, we have been talking to the officers regularly about taking the extra three to five minutes to explain to citizens why you do what you do. regardless if it's an arrest or citation, just be understood on why you're doing what you are doing. i really do think we have some of the most engaging men and women of any police department around

we want to make sure we identify efficiencies, how can we make sure our men and women in uniform not only have the best housing but that our veterans who have retired are given the best possible service. we have on every occasion throughout the year working on this bill, found that we have -- found areas of agreement in this bill, produce it in a way that is unanimous. it's a real privilege to work with mr. bishop, with our ranking member from washington state, mr. dicks, been a real privilege to work with you on this. but above all, extraordinarily proud to serve as subcommittee chairman under my chairman hall rogers of kentucky. -- hal rogers of kentucky who i count as a role model and mentor to me. he's been a good fren and great leader for this committee and is a stalwart fiscal conservative, committed to make sure our men and women in uniform are -- continue to be the very best military in the world. it's my privilege to be here tonight to present this bipartisan bill to the house. i reserve the balance of my time. happily -- the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from

they provide uniforms and supplies, so students who are not able to afford uniforms will have their uniforms and california lodge no. 1, representing the masons. they support these schools -- constantly giving so we can afford to buy books and computers and other things. thank you so much. and i would like to thank the district staff for giving me support. thank you so much. thank you to my colleagues, will always have the device and help me to run this -- and i want to thank my family for loving me. i want to thank my mother, my siblings, i have one of my sisters over there. my extended family and my children. and my husband is at work. i just want to thank you, this is beautiful. thank you. >> this is wonderful. >> congratulation. >> next up, we have david wong from francis scott key. [applause] >> all right. >> i know what is thre. >> -- there. >> you got this, in the envelope, morton's steakhouse dinner. and a night at the opera. >> thank you very much. i hvaave a speech iwrote last night. -- i wrote last night. people say principals have the toughest job. i will say, this job is jsut as

most of us in uniform place our emphasis and focus on protecting and serving others. we try to downplay the risks to our friends and families and sometimes we try and downplay it even to ourselves. we stand here today in the city of st. francis to mourn the loss, but also to celebrate the lives of lieutenant vincent perez and firefighter paramedic anthony valerio. today we stand hand in hand with our brother and sister agencies from across the bay area, the state, and the nation to remember our brothers and acknowledge their sacrifice. today we stand here from every corner of our community and beyond, uniform and civilian, to mourn this great loss. i personally am so very grateful for the outcome of kindness and support shown to the fire department and to the perez and valerio families during this difficult time. your care and concern mean so much. you're conveying to us that our loss is your loss, as we honor and celebrate the lives of vince and tony, two heroes. vince and i entered the san francisco fire department recruit academy together on april 2nd, 1990. we wer

she plan to offer an amendment requiring that the uniforms be made in america. taxpayers should create jobs in the united states and not mexico. it is dangerous to have uniforms made in a foreign country. >> new york congressman denied sending a lewd phototo a college student. representativangny weiner said he is the victim of a hacker. he can't say for certain that the man in the underwear is his am he doesn't know where the picture came from. he hasn't called on federal authorities to investigate. >> it is not a federal case. you may want to make it. one, most people are watching and saying i am not sure it rises to the level of an f.b.i. investigation . >> and the seven turn democrat from queens retained an attorney and hired a security couple company. it is not clearr why wein was -- weiner was following the student. they had never met. >> and a lot more to get to. coming up. more trouble for toyota for the widely popular prius. >> and smart phone to smart cars. technology being driven to prevent collision. >> and health danger forcing the fda to give a popu

in uniform safety -- and uniform safety committee. we've taken policies from oakland, albuquerque. i know albuquerque seems random but they have a civilian oversight body so we thought we might be able to tage something away from there rather than start with zero. there's a third department. any way, three policies, we think we can come up with a work policy. start off by putting these on our plain clothes sergeants, which we have a new policy that are requireded to be at any entry into residents in plain clothes. we really want to know their opinion, what they think. i think cameras on the officers will be invaluable. i think everybody's watching enough tv shows to be shocked and surprised and sometimes people pleased at the professionalism that law enforcement shows across the country. i think san francisco will end up being at the top of that list. and i think as long as we have a good policy for how we use the cameras and the officers are -- they don't get broken. there's going to be things that are going to happen but i think by and large, it's with the best of intentionses to

our bureau chief shot this video of the made in mexico tag on tsa uniforms.esswoman speier says that hundreds of manufacturers jobs would be saved if the uniforms were made here. >> this bothers me and it should bother everyone to know that uniforms are being manufactured out of the country when so many are going unemployed. >>> one of apple's spokesperson says that they have reopened one of their plants in japan. it is apple's main contract manufacturer for products such as the i pad and the iphone. authorities are still investigating that explosion. >>> a junk yard in a petaluma river, what state officials are doing to try to keep toxic materials out of the environment. >>> and rain showers are coming back into the forecast. we did get a break today. i'm going to show you which cities are going to be wettest and when. is. >>> new at 6:00, the effects of wacky weather. it's been years since we've seen this much rain in may and june. how this late season rain could affect you months from now. >>> a contentious moment, the bill that caused lawmakers to walk ou

. >>> jackie speier wants transportation workers to wear uniforms made in america. she plans to offer an amendment to the bill requiring uniforms be made in america. currently they are manufactured in mexico. it could help create jobs in the u.s. and not mexico. she says its dangerous for the agency to have uniforms made in a foreign country. >>> semifinal final round of the scrips spelling bee gets underway washington, d.c. >> the two in the bay area neither got enough points to make it into the final rounds but they both made it past the third round spelling words like spelling several different words. >>. >> next at 5:00, battle to save bay area school from closing, why students, parents and teachers are celebrateding this morning. >> san jose police department is about to shrink. i'm amy hollyfield live in san jose, stay with us, i've got details coming up. >> and a stormy spring weather may be a new thing but it may come back to haunt us at the grocery store this summer.ttttÑi

or by the way, he got these military uniforms, they get surplus u.s. army uniforms, and what they did is they took the buttons off with eagles and put buttons on with dragons. they took the eagles off the hats and put dragons on, and from a distance you think you are looking at u.s. army soldiers. you wouldn't know from a distance. they look like regular soldiers. in for drill instructors, he capped the fourth cavalry regiment and that were veterans to be drill masters. these people were out of the army, and they get paid officers wages in this pao huang hui army. you have is military force in america, it does get investigated, and there are problems that lead to its operations come if you will. but this is what homer lea was doing. the emperor of china and empress both died in late 1908 and two days of each other actually the opposite speculative poisoned the emperor. after the emperor was going homer lea had no ties to the pao huang hui to restore the empire. in late 1908. up with doctor yung wing, the second person over here who was a very esteemed

right there inside tsa uniforms.a congresswoman spers says hundreds of manufacturers jobs could have been save first- degree ed if the uniforms would have been made at home. >> this really bothers me and it should bother every american. that uniforms are being manufactured outside of the united states when we have so many unemployed. >> reporter: we contacted the tsa for a comment but did not receive a response. >>> a gay softball league can keep its limit on its number of hetero sexual players on each team. three members filed a discrimination lawsuit last year. the team finished second in a 2008 tournament in washington state. but that was later nullified because there were bisexual not gay. this meant its player exceeded the number of nongay players. >>> the iconic food pyramid to depict a balanced diet is being replaced with a dinner plate. first lady michelle obama explained the dinner plate today. >> we needed something that was useful not only in laboratories but on dinner tables and in school calf cafeterias.

right there inside tsa uniforms. area congresswoman spers says hundreds of manufacturers jobs could have been save first- degree ed if the uniforms would have been made at home. >> this really bothers me and it should bother every american. that uniforms are being manufactured outside of the united states when we have so many unemployed. >> reporter: we contacted the tsa for a comment but did not receive a response. >>> a gay softball league can keep its limit on its number of hetero sexual players on each team. three members filed a discrimination lawsuit last year. the team finished second in a 2008 tournament in washington state. but that was later nullified because there were bisexual not gay. this meant its player exceeded  the number of nongay players. >>> the iconic food pyramid to depict a balanced diet is being replaced with a dinner plate. first lady michelle obama explained the dinner plate today. >> we needed something that was useful not only in laboratories but on dinner tables and in school calf cafet

that is why we provide a universe line -- uniform zone of protection around civilians and locations where funerals are taken place. based on statutory provisions already lost, our bill increases quiet night before and after military funerals from 60 minutes to one of the 20 minutes, increases the buffer zone to 300 feet. then increase them from 300 feet to 500 feet the access routes to the funeral service where at least 20 states currently have this in place. this provides civil penalties as a deterrent and allows immediate family members to sue for monetary damages up to $50,000. we do not dictate the content of any state. a military funeral is a onetime events for the survivors. there are no do overs for something so solemn and heartbreaking for grieving families. that is why this bill has been endorsed by 35 at veteran service organizations, including the military coalition, the vfw, the american legion. as was said, this is about the people to sacrifice their lives to serve this country. i will fight the fight and see what we can get accomplished. this is a battle that we will win. i

another russian love a picture of a takes on the uniform belorussian big korean side and proceeded forth while surprised by senior year of what will be aiming to reach their first ever grand slam quarters at the expanse of time in europe. on the men's side nicole usually in fact the only russian remaining could be leaving soon as he faces six time champion and wimbledon favorite roger federer usual suspects and that does djokovic and murray also in action on this busy monday. as are the other eight contenders including phil it's not a lot to sort of doubt andy roddick in the previous round he has a good chance to move further in the draw on the lowly ranked a look at school but stands in the way. now russian golf has a familiar name with a former tennis star donating all the points in grains x. world number one a two time grand slam champion you gainey has been crowned russia's gold champion for the next year at least got the look of answered the national championships as

we want to make sure we identify efficiencies, how can we make sure our men and women in uniform not only have the best housing but that our veterans who have retired are given the best possible service. we have on every occasion throughout the year working on this bill, found that we have -- found areas of agreement in this bill, produce it in a way that is unanimous. it's a real privilege to work with mr. bishop, with our ranking member from washington state, mr. dicks, been a real privilege to work with you on this. but above all, extraordinarily proud to serve as subcommittee chairman under my chairman hall rogers of kentucky. -- hal rogers of kentucky who i count as a role model and mentor to me. he's been a good fren and great leader for this committee and is a stalwart fiscal conservative, committed to make sure our men and women in uniform are -- continue to be the very best military in the world. it's my privilege to be here tonight to present this bipartisan bill to the house. i reserve the balance of my time. happily -- the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from

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so may i ask all the uniforms members to leave the cathedral at this time.enant vincent perez.. and >> welcome back, you have been watching special live coverage of the funerals for lieutenant vincent perez and firefighter anthony valerio. obviously a very emotional afternoon in san francisco. the eulogies were heartfelt, they were emotional. very meaningful, sometimes funny, but most often very pointiant. >> it was a breath of fresh air to hear a realistic story like that that brings humor. because these people did a very serious job but very, very human as well. alex perez' brother, perez' brother was very well spoken. the oakland police officer. >> it was really from the heart. and that voice you would recognize as bill martin. i can imagine you look at this. >> this shows how much these two men were loved by the fire department. there's very touching moments. there's parts in the ceremony, the bell ringing. >> tell us about that. >> it's symbolizing their last call. their last journey, the last call they're going to go on. and, i mean, i have to say in t

the chamber supports the laws to create a uniform standard that will create regulatory certainty and minimize compliance costs for businesses who participate in multiple states. the chamber worries that needlessly alarmed customers who are flooded by these notices may be lulled into inactivity. therefore, the chamber is pleased that the draft bill recognizes that it should be based on harm, not just the mere fact that a data breach occurred. the chamber agrees that notification of breach not necessarily where the data is found unreadable or unusable by different encryption redaction or access control. the chamber also recognizes the inclusion of a threshold number of individuals that would trigger notification to the ftc. they mato catch cyber crooks anr criminals to ensure the safety of our nation, the chamber supports the draft bill including -- the chamber recommends inclusion of language in the bill that notify specific agencies that would trigger that exemption. on liability, the chamber is concerned about the application of a daily fine as a security requirement. if entity is f

this is not something i think where one hangs up the uniform in protest like that. i feel quite strongly about this. our troopers don't get to quit. i don't think commanders can contemplate that again as any kind of idle action. that would be an extraordinary action in my view. at the end of the day, it's not about me or the individual commander or reputation. this is about our country. the best step for our country with the commander and chief having made the decision is to execute that decision to the very best of our ability, to do everything i can during the remainder of our time to enable the general then to take the effort forward and then have confirmed to be the director of the intelligence agency to do everything i can from that organization to support the effort as well. >> well put. very reflective of your character. you are a man of extraordinary honor. we are all in your debt. if i could add one reason as to why conditions on the ground improved. you mentioned there be 70,000 security forces. you indicated they are capable. they don't believe the afghan

uh, it's my wendy's uniform. >> nice. >> jon: kilmeade likey. one of the newly released texts did catch my eye, if i may, anthony weiner: mark me an offer i can't refuse. lady in question: to get us in the mood, first we watch back-to-back episodes of "the daily show" and "the colbert report." [cheers and applause] what mood are they going to get into? [laughter] unfortunately they continued. "or if this is not your thing, we can just get drunk and have mad, passionate sex." weiner, "why choose. with me behind you, can't we both watch "the daily show"?" [audience reacts] you want me to cut my wrists again? first of all... [laughter] is this what you people are doing at home when our show is on? i mean, we spend all day writing and producing this thing. if it's just going to be background noise for your amorous... are you people [bleeped] right now? are you doing it right now? is it... [cheers and applause] chuck, hey, chuck, hit the button that lets me see them. oh, my god! is that what you people want? fine. i'm not going to fight you. chuck...

when i became chief we had an little over 1700 uniformed members and we are under 1400. we have an academy comprised of 36 members. retiring at age 55, we are taking a look at making sure that our staffing model is efficient. in recent years we have increased over time, which is counterintuitive, over time not being a good word in most cases, but we have proven it to be fiscally more solvent for us. we are at the point though where we could prevent some staffing challenges and so forth. supervisor chu: this is a topic that comes up all of the time, the usage of overtime. you had included more on how the department's active message policy was to do more fit with finance policy, it being better to do that. can you speak about that? it is counterintuitive. >> i would love to be able to provide you with greater detail on that. >> thank you. to elaborate on department staffing, in the past few years we have over five more -- we have relied more on overtime than regular staffing. there are fringe benefits paid to employees during overtime. members do not receive those. they ar