>> >> commissioner wong, one question related to the language, smraint. i am wondering if there was an attempt to see in light of the training video that was released did the officer see the video? i am just trying to figure out where the drop off happen, and was it an oversight or did they not see the video? >> commissioner wong, i am one aware that that is something that the chief suhr could better answer. >> and could you give a brief of that. >> this is an instance where the officers responded to an incident wonding to a individual that are limited english, and the officers did not include the certain information in the incident report, and including identifying who the lap, persons were including the information and so the report was prepared based on information so in in sense, the original responding officer did not speak spanish, a spanish speaker was called and did the entire thing as policy, and then he relayed and retold the story to the officer that did not speak spanish and she prepared the report. he did not proof the report, he was then, we

wong. >> good afternoon. i am christina wong, a special assistant to the superintendent and joined by kimberly coats who is the director of school health and mr. perez and jan walker representing people services. they're available to answer questions after that presentation. so unaccompanied immigrant children has been part of our community for years and while we don't keep track how many are identified at this point that are unaccompanied ip grint children we keep track of the new comer students from central american countries and other countries of origin so looking at the data you my from 11-12 school year we had 102 and the next year we had 50% increase, and from 12-13 to 13-14 we had approximately a 67% increase. at this time we have been in session for over a month, and we already have 205 students from central american countries. in looking at the data that was available to us during the summer months and this has been updated. right now we have a total of 185 students in the san francisco area. at the

wong. >> that would be great if we could. it really would. this is the first year that we have actually been able to hire a recruiter, in general. and so, you know, i think that it is hopefully just the beginning and yeah, i would lobby myself to hire another *f an additional person, because there are a lot of recruitments >> and very enthusiastic as well. >> i don't deny that. >> second, we had spoken about the image, and a new committee and an advisory commity being set up next month and where can we find more information about this as far as people who are eligible participate on this committee? >> i will send a note to the mayor's office on disability. and perhaps, they can do, out reach, to everyone and let them know about it. >> thank you, any more questions >> council member wong. >> can you clarify about the rule change and the severity of the disabled? >> we had heard, the feedback from the different sectors of the community to want to change the wording because it had some what of a negative connotation and with maybe, perhaps, even

commissioner wong? >> thank you. >> thank you, for coming out and so we ran a little bit late this evening, my name is victor wong and i have worked in public service and civil rights as an attorney for 22 years and time as a public defender and as a kiefl consecutively rights attorney and as a da prosecuting sexual assault and hate crimes and i am the deputy director of api legal out reach which is the largest provider of immigration legal services in the city and we mainly focus on immigration and domestic violence and human trafficking and elder abuse and as a non-profit that i spend my day job at, thanks. >> so my name is dejesus, and i am an attorney during the day and i have been on the commission for a number of years and i grew up in san francisco and in the vernal heights area. and i do have to say, in 1972, i took driver's raining here at balboa it was interesting to come back here. and but it is always a treat to talk to community members and we go once a month and it is your opportunity to t

harriet wong, councilmember roland wong. >> thank you. now we'll have the reading of the agenda. i want to make one change to the agenda. cochair derek zarda has been detained. he will give his cochair report before item no. 11. so we are moving item no. 4 to in between 11-12. >> reading of the agenda. welcome. agenda item no. 1, welcome introduction and roll call. agenda item no. 2, action item. reading and approval of the agenda. action item no. 3, public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to three 3 minutes. agenda item no. 4. information item. report from the director of the mayor's office on disability. agenda item no. 5. information item. transportation 2030. presentation on the mayor's transportation task force 2030 findings and recommendations including a $500 million transportation and road improvement general obligation bond on the november 2014 ballot. funding identified by the mayor's transportation task force 2030 would pay for critical transportation infrastructure projects including accessibility imp

wong those are the main clean up language anything else from our city attorney victor wong. >> victor wong city attorney. >> so those are the amendments and i know that commissioner lee has a couple. >> before we get there my understanding is supervisor mar it's our intent to make the amendments into items number 3 which was the planning department recommendation or the planning department version all make those as described and roman numeral the planning department with user as sponsor and table item 4. >> that's correct. >> so why don't we do that now supervisor mar has described a series of amendments reduced to writing as well why don't we have a motion to make those amendments item number 3? okay we'll take that without objection. we'll adapt those amendments item 3 and madam clerk if you could add supervisor mar as the author of item 3 and can i have a motion to table item number 4 >> okay we'll take that without objection. item 4 is tabled now we're working with the amended version of item number 3 so i just want to say a few things and make the amendments i'll briefly describe

wong. >> howard wong with save muni the bond i guess the public doesn't realize that the mta issued so many revenue bonds i wasn't aware the bonds were issued in 2011 and 2013 if you add those up their approaching the prop a bond of $500 million in 2011 when prop a gave sfmta revenue bond authority it was a trust an assurance we hoped that muni would improve now with continuing the decline of muni in neighborhoods thought the city and looking at prop as language of what it implements is more the transmitted effect you've seen the fights over every bus line and route and shortening of routes and the continuing loss of people for the buses if and when prop a passes like the 3 jake we find the revenue bonds are more specific then the prop a language and most of the revenue bonds money goes to muni which is interesting but prop a so much of the money it does not go to muni and prop a it is not destined and we don't know where the money is going the central subways legal definition now the pmc reports shows a higher liefkd of cost overruns we need to see mta get it's houses in order we need

wong. >> howard wong with save muni the bond i guess the public doesn't realize that the mta issued so many revenue bonds i wasn't aware the bonds were issued in 2011 and 2013 if you add those up their approaching the prop a bond of $500 million in 2011 when prop a gave sfmta revenue bond authority it was a trust an assurance we hoped that muni would improve now with continuing the decline of muni in neighborhoods thought the city and looking at prop as language of what it implements is more the

>> commissioner wong? >> last wednesday, we had a screening of two films documenting our work against hate crimes, and the chief, and captain were kind enough to come and talk about their work, in the department's work in fighting against hate crimes. i did receive one occ complaint or what i believe to be an occ complaint by e-mail and i forwarded that to director hiks and i just want to alert her that i got a call as i was coming here today from chinese press, involving a case that just finished in the criminal courts, where there is a language, access issue and so i will forward that to director hiks to follow up, and there is something of a complaint by the public defender's office that the officer that responded spoke different, with the conflict of the filing the case and i will send you the press release, but apparently, it is creating a concern in the chinese community, with the communication issues which i know that we want to address. >> i also... >> thank you. >> i also want to report that on oc

wong those are the main clean up language anything else from our city attorney victor wong. >> victor wong city attorney. >> so those are the amendments and i know that commissioner lee has a couple. >> before we get there my understanding is supervisor mar it's our intent to make the amendments into

wong those are the main clean up language anything else from our city attorney victor wong. >> victor wong city attorney. >> so those are the amendments and i know that commissioner lee has a couple. >> before we get there my understanding is supervisor mar it's our intent to make the amendments into items number 3 which was the planning department recommendation or the planning department version all make those as described and roman numeral the planning department with user as sponsor and table item 4. >> that's correct. >> so why don't we do that now supervisor mar has described

past wong and there you go.coring what turns out to be the game winning run. kind of a bizarre walk off but they'll take it. the giants find themselves up on the series 2-1. our own scott reiss drew the long straw and got to check out the activity. >> reporter: a strange script for success. the giants score four in the first from innings two through nine they had one hit total and it was by tim hudson of all people. but in the tenth a walk, a single, and error, somehow they find a way to win. >> we have a really strong belief in ourselves. we really believe we're going to win these games no matter what. maybe we're not the best offensively team, defensive bring team but we know that if we play real hard every single night, every single day. >> with these two teams playing each other you're not necessarily nothing is scripted obviously. so again this is another well played, well pitched you know as well play off game between these two teams. >> reporter: wouldn't you know it. sunday's losing pitcher was today's w

. >> reporter: for jasmine wong school used to be a nightmare. >> i have trouble socially. i don't do well around big groups of people. >> she is like a lot of our students, very bright and talented, who have had a really bad experience in a past school. >> reporter: that's because every student at compass high school faces his own unique learning challenge. >> so our students with learning disabilities and high functioning autism. >> reporter: compass was an anecdote for the one size fits all experience. here classrooms have as few as five students and teachers build lessons specifically tailored for each one of them. >> we look at our individual students' needs and bring to them something that works well

don't forget, colton wong. he was a big hitter for the cardinals. in his game-ending homer sunday night instilled new life into st. louis. the number of asian american role models in major league baseball has just grown. >> now there's suzuki, colton wong, ishikawa. i just feel really proud and i feel really excited for them and happy for them. >> reporter: 12-year-old jocelyn wong summed it up well. >> it makes me proud, makes me inspired. makes me want to go out and -- it motivates me. >> reporter: vic lee, abc 7 news. >> so cute. >>> fans are showing off their orange october spirit. >> that's right. check out chloe the dog watching the game in giants gear. >> how about this amazing 7-year-old? he's so thrilled, he started crying. he said i'm so happy. >> e-mail your fan photos at kgo-tv.com or tweet them to us. >> tears of joy. >>> snapchat says it won't be creepy. coming up, the company's new plan hours away from going into effect. >>> plus, hundreds of techies on the loose in san francisco. the event that's part pub crawl, part open house. >> y

>> aye. >> commissioner wong? >> aye. >> >> commissioner melara? >> aye. >> the motion passes unanimously. >> okay, thank you, colleagues. >> and we have to, and as what alluded to we have another policy that is on the same topic and so that is the next item, on this agenda and inspector call the next line item. >> line item 7, discussion and possible action to adopt department general order 6.20, member-involved domestic violence, or to take other action if necessary. action. >> do you want to take a break? >> okay. >> and so, we have the next item before us, which is the departmental general order 6.20, member involved domestic violence, this is a completely new policy, and it is the best practice, and in policing to have a policy that is specifically calls out how you investigate and handle the officer involved domestic violence, and the chief pointed out that there are provisions of this that prohibit anyone from becoming a officer who is convicted of an incident. and and it calls out, how and it is important tha

. >> commissioner wong? >> i am a little bit torn but i want to share how i am kind of thinking about this in reading this over, before the meeting and doing a little bit of research on the child abuse and neglect reporting act which is found in penal code section 11464, and following and i think that the way that i am thinking about this is this proposal does not create any new duties upon the officers to report to cps, in fact what it does is it limits the abilities or provide more clarity to the officers in the reporting to cps, to cases involving factors of lethality and i think that is a wise way to limit it and i think that for the folks and i understand the concern from the community, that the messaging that may go out is that this is creating a new situation under which a police officer is going to call cps and create that effect, but, i think under, again, sort of the child abuse neglect and reporting act, officers are mandatory reporters, and they must call the police and they must call cps accordi

>> i am sorry. >> commissioner wong? >> one question, is there is a reference earlier to the hiring provision, to the domestic violence offense, do we know, so that is like if anything is pled down. would it include child abuse? elder abuse? there is a guy that sits in my office that will make that call. >> okay. >> and i am very comfortable doing it. >> okay. >> commissioner melara? >> this is the history in the making so i will say, i move that we accept this general order. >> and i will. >> and i appreciate that, and the enthusiasm is noted but we do need to do the public comment first. fe. we have beverly upton here for public comment. >> thank you, commissioners, and beverly upton, and i am just so proud and honored that we could bring this issue to the chief, without any anything to spur it, there was not a tragic incident that brought this on. and i am so proud of the work that we were able to do with captain mcfaden and deputy chief, and we looked at 9:00 policies across the country, and joe and i literally went

best of the best. >> to tell us more about the series, we have the director of the series, freddie wong he's skyping right this minute. welcome to the show. the video game high school, where did that idea come from? brilliant. >> originally just a title we were kicking around, like 2009. everyone hates homework. video game, if we did that the show concept, that's the origin, ridiculous fantasy idea of video games in school. >> you have a very successful channel. but did you expect to have millions and millions and millions of views? >> it's very surprising about the show, people who are fans of the show are very dedicated fans. we have over the course of three seasons have raised $2 million for the show on kickstarter and platforms. it's very satisfying, very fulfilling three years and of course making it. >> tell me something about the production. you've got dragons, car races, swords. every day must be five different worlds on one stage. >> it is. five different worlds of composers composing five different genres, anything you can think of goes into the production of this. it's crazy

don't forget colton wong was the big hitter for the cardinals. his game-ending homer sunday night instilled new life into st. louis. the number of asian american role models in major league baseball has just grown. >> now there's suzuki, colton wong, ishikawa. i just feel really proud and i feel excited for them and happy for them. >> reporter: 12-year-old jocelyn wong summed it up well. >> it makes me proud. it makes me inspired. it makes me want to go out and -- it motivates me. >> reporter: vic lee, abc 7 news. >> how cute are they. >>> well, we have more ahead. >> we do. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, the gridlock this morning heading over the bay bridge. it was more than just a bump in the road and you better get used to it. >>> also, when it comes to credit card problems, see why even president obama isn't immune. >>> new at 4:30, the growing fears over ebola in the bay area and whether experts feel they are warranted. >>> 7 on your side's michael finney is taking your questions on twitter and facebook and will answer them live a little

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. you can catch all the action from game 6 right here on ktvu 2. pregame starts at 3:30 p.m., first pitch at 5:07 p.m. and post game show immediately followed by the 10:00 p.m. news. >>> the giants took it the field in duenesses get in practice. and -- in kansas city to get in practice. and jake peavy, he brought his two sons to the podium with him to answer some questions as well. >> did you have trouble getting out of class? >> well, a couple of them were understanding but a couple were mad. [ laughter ] >> do you have home work with you? >> i haven't done any of my home work but i probably -- [ laughter ] >> i love his honesty. >> we are guessing their dad will make sure it home work will get done in time for them to watch him pitch tomorrow night in game 6. if the giants win they are the world series examples. ktvu channel 2 news is also in kansas city catching up with other giants before the game tomorrow. to the stadium, the "k" where players are getting in one more batting practi

. >> in san carlos claudia wong. >> i love that little guy. he's priceless. >> he knows them all. >> cameron way to go. >> i keep hitting out here. you look around it's beautiful. the stadium. we are here at the world series. >> it's filling up. >> doesn't get better than this. >> behind us look at the boats and flags. people are decked out. the spirit is high right now. they are pumped up and ready to go. >> the atmosphere is really something. >> we are about 40 minutes away from the first pitch of game three. this is our home base for the next three days bringing you the sights and sounds in the pregame show tomorrow and sunday as well and joe and mark are going to be inside and we have people all around talking with fans. it's really exciting. >> look at them as they are starting to ill up the seats we hear everyone start cheering as the players are coming out and getting warmed up. it's a special time. >> and we have been talking with fans. amber lee is at a popular gathering spot at lefty o'doulls where people are going to watch tonight's

my name is arnold wong. when we heard about the transportation task force we followed it carefully and attended some of the meetings and were surprised that 21 of those members were government employees, many department heads, many reporting to the mayor, about 11 were from the business community. so very lopsided. no neighborhood people, no advocates from your community and week before this report came out we wrote a letter to them and predicted what their findings would be and what their recommendations would be. we said you are going to recommend a $500 million bond, new transportation taxes and a vehicle license fee. well, we were close. there were two $500 million bonds. so the whole process actually everybody knew it was about funding. but yet this report, what's the funding in this report? only 49 percent of it goes to muni which is i guess okay for some people. but the bond measure is even worse. the $500 million general obligation bond has $500 million interest according to the controllers statement

wong wins it in the ninth! >> the walk-off homer gives st. over the san francisco giants. more importantly for the cardinals, it ties the game at one apiece. >>> the giants were in philadelphia to take on the eagles. eli manning sends the game under pressure. he's sacked six times and giants receiver victor cruz is expected to miss the rest of the season after a serious knee injury. at that point in the game, the eagles already held a 20-point lead. philadelphia goes on to win, 27-0. >>> the dallas cowboys deliver sunday's biggest surprise. they rebound from a ten-point deficit to hand the seahawks just their second home loss since 2012. it's a 30-23 win. dallas improves to 5-1 this season. >>> and the green bay packers come up with the wildest finish on sunday with the team trailing by four points. aaron rodgers throws the go-ahead touchdown pass with just six seconds left in the game. packers win, 27-24. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning" tony gonzalez preview this thursday night's matchup. i'm susan mcginnis. this is

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and our world series coverage continues at 5:35 p.m. brian floors looks at the -- florous looks at the -- flores looks at the mood in kansas city and you can watch the game 6 tomorrow right right here on ktvu. begins at 3:30 p.m., first pitch is after 5:00 p.m. and stay with us for our post game show through the 10:00 p.m. news. >>> new developments in the ebola crisis. the federal government today announced a new set of guidelines for people coming to the country from west africa. travels in the ebola zone would be quarantined at home. in new york city a 5-year-old boy tested negative for ebola. he was hospitalized after developing symptoms consistent with the ebola virus. he returned from guinea. more on the nurse who fought her quarantine. >> reporter: the nuse being quarantined in -- nurse being quarantined in new jersey has been allowed to return home. kaci hickox was tested twice for the virus and the test results were negative. she will isolate herself at home and officials will help her monitor her health. kaci hickox was the fi

. >> wong hits it into right, into the corner! game over! wong wins it in the ninth! >> the cardinals win 5-4 to tie the series 1-1. they will head to san francisco for game three on tuesday. >>> sunday night football, giants/eagles, a feeding frenzy for the eagles defense. right there on top of the menu, eli manning. he's sacked eight times on the night and it gets worse. in the third receiver victor cruz suffered a torn patella in his right knee, he is done for the season. phillies shut down the giants 27-0. how painful is that? >>> income, the game week, seahawks/cowboys. tony romo hits witten to the end zone to give dallas the lead at the half. the play of the game comes late in the fourth. >> we're under five minutes to go. romo. still on his feet. lofts it for witten. williams comes in behind it. and that is a catch! >> you're like, what? review now. review of that play shows he drags his feet for the completion. dallas keeps the momentum winning 30-23. >>> number one at the ap college football poll, mississippi state replaces star flate after their 38-23 victor

wong to come up as well. i am curious -- >> i'm not sure -- [inaudible] >> i think it would be good to have the same youth teacher -- mental health counselor, houser able to talk to one another and share information, so it's going to really take a village to make sure these youth are successful and ifer we're not sharing information and is a lowed in identities then i am worried we're not going to get there. >> so i share your children and i have been digging around that question too, so i have been working with the federal government to try to get them to actually give us the names of these kids and the locations of where they're being placed because the one unique thing about the surge is they're coming through -- you know they're turning themselves over at the border or the majority at least, not all of them, and they are taken -- our health services system takes them in and they get placed so the federal government actually knows the name and addresses and their age and the only information they have made