commissioner dejesus? >> i'm petra dejesus, i have been on the commission for 6 years now. i look forward to this redistricting, we have never done this before. it's knew to all of us. they have these proposed boundaries and it's not set in stone so we are here to get your input. we are looking forward to hearing from you. i do have another meeting tonight, if i leave a little bit earlier, it's no in insult to you because i have to leave earlier. >> vice-president turman? >> good evening, everyone. i'm sorry, i just got off the plane and just got back. i am thrilled to be here tonight. i have read the e-mails and letters that have come in from the southern district and i appreciate that. my name is julius turman, vice-president of the commission and i'm at the lawfirm of employment practices. as commissioner dejesus said, this redistricting mandate is certainly my first time doing it. i think probably everyone else as well. so your comments are not only important for us to hear but we really want folks to understand that there is nothing set in stone as of this moment. we w

. >> commissioner dejesus, i wanted to shake this process from here is that we have received community input and i'm tracking the community request and the controller is tracking them. what i'm going to do is at the next meeting, like you i poured through the pages. we are going to have march 11th, an item on the agenda we are going to specifically ask after deejing -- digesting all of this and we are going to ask to give us changes and data about how it's impacted all of this. it's a data driven process. we want to understand what the data would show us if those request were made. those will be made on march 11th and come back on april 8th. to get the data and come back on the 8th and have a discussion to see if there is an agreement of what the maps would look like and come back april 15th. my sense it's 30-45 days for the map to take effect. it's the estimate. that's the process we have moving forward. i don't know if you have any questions about that. >> i have a question about that. when we come back what i have heard at the meeting because of the officers job they are note going

joe we've been joined by commissioner dejesus and commissioner marshall will you please introduce yourselves dr. joe. >> good evening, everyone dr. joe marshall been on the commission forever we run a program called the boy's club and the 30 soldier and the man that was close to me for many, many years so love being here and i'm commissioner dejesus that been on the commission for 6 and a half years maybe more i'm happy to be here my can i job is an attorney i am happy to hear about the plan that was not put in stone your comments are important and we'll be making a decision shortly so at this point inspector call the next line item. >> item 2 public comment all matters listed under the consent agenda are considered by the board speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and the department ocii personnel neither the police or ocii personnel or commissioners are required to respond to the public but may provide a brief response the police and commission and others staff shall not have to respond we have a large group we'll limit the comments to 2 minutes first come, fir

. >> city clerk: president loftus, turman dejesus in route, marshall in route. mazzucco excused. commissioner hwang commissioner melara. we have the police chief here. >> welcome to the police commission. i want to thank the southeast facilities commission for having us here. we have begun and this is be our last in a series of community meetings to discuss proposed changes that the department has put together with the controllers office to are e -- redraw the police line and we are here to talk about that and get feedback and talk about the proposes and why those changes are proposed and mostly we want to hear about things that might not have been considered and things that should be factored in and this line is not final. we want to get from you what's on your find in. i would like to tell you a little bit about what we do in our jobs. we'll start with commissioner hwang. >>> i work with elder abuse. >> lara, i work fore parents through the family court and also on the faculty of san francisco state university. >> good evening, everyone. my name is julius turman, a resident of

. >> commissioner dejesus. . >> commissioner hwang. >> massachusetts.

. >> city clerk: president loftus, turman dejesus in route, marshall in

. >> okay commissioner dejesus. >> i did sit on this last one. i do want to point out to the public we don't have a vote we do do get asked questions. if it's in policy was there a review of the policy or training issue, should we change is this the best practice but only the commissioner that's there gets to hear what's going on and i'm glad you are going to do a review. it's important to know if we've learned from that or something that needs to be revisited or other things and i'm glad if we're doing a review there's a way to get all of the commissioners on board to understand some of the questions asked and answers that were received. >> thank you and sergeant it would be helpful too we sometimes ask the same questions to the extent there will be a review board convening maybe next time include for us a timeline just a one pager because i think it's really important for everyone to understand that process we share it with community members at town hall meetings so that would be really helpful. >> okay thank thank you. >> thank you. any furthe

commissioner dejesus. >> last night i was at northern station they had a panel there and how policy can change police culture and what they were looking for was procedural transparency and accountability and what what can be done to improve the situation and how can the public be involved and i did participate and some some of the things they came out with they were aware of the camera and people are very interested in the policy being developed around that camera and they ask that that the stakeholders and especially certain communities would be allowed to participate in terms of developing that policy and in particular the bayview and mission areas and i think that's actually a good recommendation and something they can look to in the future they also talked about community policing about revisiting our -- i think we had a 42 or 72 point community policing plan put into place so maybe revisiting that when we did that audit and are we still complying with it? should we update it? are there any policies we can include to update it? especially now that president obama is talking about pu

president loftus commissioner turman is excused commissioner marshall is in route arrest commissioner dejesus is excused commissioner mazzucco commissioner hwang commissioner melara we have quorum madam president also is the chief chief greg suhr. >> do we have a representative from the office of complaints. >> take a look around. >> welcome everyone to the mark 25 police commission i see a lot of folks from the neighborhood wanted to well, you all we had this meeting every fourth wednesday we go out to a different station we're going to talk about what we do we don't do that normally in city hall but we have have day jobs and people that care about public safety so thank you all for being here i'm going to start off by telling my commissioners he at the conclusion of that meeting saddling i'll ask we adjourn in member of santa fe police officer michael johnson was killed traeven yesterday i'll ask we adjourn and ask my colleagues to please introduce yourselves and tell the folks a little bit about what you do. >> starting with commissioner hwang i'm i'll been a civil right the reason the dep

the list alexis flores added to the list in 2007 is wanted for the further of five-year-old arianna dejesus. and simone mal -- mogilevich. you can find a link on 6abc.com. >>> today a bankruptcy judge said no deal to the sale of revel casino to a florida developer. glen straub after $82 million for the shuttered casino but there are several appeals pending concerning the sale. that led both sides to make significant changes to the deal. so today judge gloria burns said she does not have the authority to approve the sale. revel's attorneys asked the judge to reconsider. >>> meanwhile union workers protested the elimination of health insurance today at the trump taj mahal. back in october a bankruptcy court allowed trump entertainment to cancel its union contract and impose less costly work terms. billionaire carl icahn is set to take over the casino and he says the cuts are vital to keeping the casino a of float. >>> a controversy erupted over a ruling by a federal judge that septa has to accept very provocative ads on the side of its buses. "action news" reporter john rawlins is live at the

. >> commissioner dejesus. . >> commissioner hwang. >> massachusetts. commissioner mazzucco. >> commissioner melara. >> thank you so much welcome everyone to the police commission meeting it's nice to see everyone here thank you so much for taking time on a wednesday to be with us. please call the first line item. >> action. restraining order. >> can i ask kimberly to come forward. >> the recent report by the consensus of disease control and prevention showed that 7.5 million adults are stalked in 1 year and one of the best resources are provided by the cooperate the cooperative clinic. the vast majority of these people have annual incomes under the federal poverty guideline and many of these people would not be able to access the justice system. inspect or keen here works with talking victims every day. the sfpd and crock have an excellent working relationship. after obtaining an arrest warrant for the suspect who was stalking his ex girlfriend he quickly received a call coordinating attorney at crock who was serving the suspect with a civil restrainin

. >> so commissioner dejesus has pointed that we would like to hear your questions. i will reserve the commission's right to ask questions. first i would like to move to public comment. city clerk: public comment. the public is welcome to address the commission within the subject matters jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not the individual commissioners, or personnel. under the police commission rules of order during public comment, police nor commissioners will be required to respond to questions to the public but can provide a response. personnel should refrain from entering into any debates or discussions with speakers under public comment. please limit your comments to 3 minutes. thank you. you can come up to the opposed why you mean -- podium when you are ready. >> hello, my name is steve lindsey. the police department has a big problem in this town, it's me. i lost my incident report card, but last thursday night at stones town i was a little too happy. so the police there decided that i needed

nicholas dejesus is a friend of mine, an artist for mexico from aztec ancestry, and works in traditional formats, celebrating mexican traditional life, whimsical paintings. i commission him to do a painting to commemorate my time with his stuff. use important -- he is an important artist so i did not tell them what to do, just the lincoln assassination. i got the painting. it is neat because he works on the old traditional aztec paper. you just pound the inner bark of a mulberry tree into a paper. it is rough, but it gives you that great stuff the aztecs used. give me a painting that was about three and a half feet tall. at the top was booth shooting lincoln, but booth was a small character in the corner and lincoln is shot. he is in his agony. there are white doves flying around lincoln, which means the war has come to an end and happen any moment of impending peace and at the central part of the penny was a slave whose chains are falling away. the chains are flying out and skeletons from the dead of the war and maybe from the legacy of slavery. at the bottom of the painting is a woman

. >> reporter: raul dejesus has debilitating pain in his arm. he takes several medications,. >> oxycodone. hydrocodone. >> i knew something was wrong. i could be move my arm. >> reporter: debby russo need surgery to fix the damage to her shoulder. both suffered serious shoulder injury, not from an injury, but from theraflu shot. according to intext with us disease specialist dr. robert duncan, this kind of injury can happen, usually because the shot is given too high in the arm. >> i thought he stuck it in my bone. >> reporter: shoulder injuries just started recently. >> reporter: attorney paul brazil is talking about the federal government's compensation program. the program recently added shoulder problems to the list of injuries eligible for cash damage awards. it is called shoulder injury related to vaccine administration. the government has paid dozens of brazil's clients. >> most cases fall somewhere in the $20,000 to $150,000 range. >> reporter: while any injectable vaccine can cause this damage, most cases involve the flu shot. >> in my

nicholas dejesus is a friend of mine, an artist for mexico from aztec ancestry, and works in traditional formats, celebrating mexican traditional life whimsical paintings. i commission him to do a painting to commemorate my time with his stuff. he is an important artist so i did not tell them what to do just the lincoln assassination. i got the painting. it is neat because he works on the old traditional aztec paper. you just pound the inner bark of a mulberry tree into a paper. it is rough, but it gives you that great stuff the aztecs used. give me a painting that was about three and a half feet tall. at the top was booth shooting lincoln, but booth was a small character in the corner and lincoln is shot. he is in his agony. there are white doves flying around lincoln, which means the war has come to an end and happen any moment of impending peace and at the central part of the penny was a slave whose chains are falling away. the chains are flying out and skeletons from the dead of the war and maybe from the legacy of slavery. at the bottom of the painting is a woman and she is giving b

nicholas dejesus is a friend of mine, an artist for mexico from aztec ancestry, and works in traditional formats, celebrating mexican traditional life, whimsical paintings. i commission him to do a painting to commemorate my time with his stuff. use important -- he is an important artist so i did not tell them what to do, just the lincoln assassination. i got the painting. it is neat because he works on the old traditional aztec paper. you just pound the inner bark of a mulberry tree into a paper. it is rough, but it gives you that great stuff the aztecs used. give me a painting that was about three and a half feet tall. at the top was booth shooting lincoln, but booth was a small character in the corner and lincoln is shot. he is in his agony. there are white doves flying around lincoln, which means the war has come to an end and happen any moment of impending peace and at the central part of the penny was a slave whose chains are falling away. the chains are flying out and skeletons from the dead of the war and maybe from the legacy of slavery. at the bottom of the painting is a woman