I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Want me to call the role . Yes please. Role[roll call] also present the chief scott from the San Francisco Police Department and Paul Henderson from the department of police accountability. Okay. Thank you, good evening everybody. This is the october 2nd, 2019 meeting of the San Francisco police commission. We have a relatively longer agenda tonight so i will limit Public Comment to two minutes. And we have a one item on the agenda that will be dropped for the time being, the Police Chiefs report on the fdrb will be moved to another date as im told we still need backup documentation that wasnt ready. So with that we are ready for the first item. Line item 1 adoption of minutes action for the meetings of september 11 and 19th, 2019. Hang on a minute. Yes . One thing i am going to ask to move the dpa directors 2018 an
Dejesus for understanding the work that we are doing with the reentry. As you know yesterday i was here as the mayor signed the Racial Equity, which was signed by all the supervisors signed onto it. In 2018 i was a member of the cohort of Government Alliance on Racial Equity. I was representing the Probation Department representing the District Attorneys Office as well as probation, we were in a session trying to create a criminal justice Racial Equity statement for the hr department. And it was then we came together and said, hey we all represent a component of the criminal Justice Department system and that we needed a shared language and definition of the Racial Equity work that we will be doing here in the city. The criminal justice Racial Equity statement im here to present to you. The criminal justice and Racial Equity, i dont know if you all read it. But ill go ahead and read it. It was adopted by the commission. So we started with the da commission. It was adopted september 12
From the department of police accountability. Okay. Thank you, good evening everybody. This is the october 2nd, 2019 meeting of the San Francisco police commission. We have a relatively longer agenda tonight so i will limit Public Comment to two minutes. And we have a one item on the agenda that will be dropped for the time being, the Police Chiefs report on the fdrb will be moved to another date as im told we still need backup documentation that wasnt ready. So with that we are ready for the first item. Line item 1 adoption of minutes action for the meetings of september 11 and 19th, 2019. Hang on a minute. Yes . One thing i am going to ask to move the dpa directors 2018 annual report. Im going to ask to table that or calendar that for another session. I spoke with commissioners hamasaki and dejesus who are not here today but wanted to have an opportunity to discuss the report so im going to ask if my fellow commissioners will accommodate the request to move that to another day. Have
Creek stranding livestock, damaging homes. Rescue crews saved nearly 50 people. Search and rescued didnt have time to notify people. They didnt have time. They didnt know what was come. Reporter so in the Santa Cruz Mountains we also saw the San Lorenzo River breach its banks also flooding some homes over there. Today we have learned the usc gs will be out at Santa Cruz Beach at the mouth of the San Lorenzo River to figure out how major storm events like the one this week shape and erode our coastline. But there is some good news because of the recent storms. Now, take a look at the lexington reservoir. And how full it is. Were told 40 of california including the bay area is no longer in a drought because of this weeks storms. Lexington reservoir like many others in the area is at full capacity. Meantime, right now, again, here in hollister, officials are warning people in some parts of the area to avoid drinking their tap water. They were giving out bottled water yesterday and no time
Celebrating Harriet Tubman. We get behind the wheel to sepa they would rather be killed. Reporter tubman bravely freeing a member of her own family. Hear from the remarkable woman. A yellow weather alert for tomorrow morning. Plan on wet commute, and dont freak out. Snow showers with your wet commute. Impacts . We think its a high impact for the welt morning commute. Not so much for the ride home. Low impact for the wet roads on the way home. Need an umbrella, especially if youre walking to the bus stop. Winds will pick up by evening, and windchill in the teens and 20s by 6 00 or 7 00 tomorrow night. 46 downtown, and 39 in frederick, and already a line of snow. Back to leesburg and winchester and martinsburg, and the 8 00 hour, approaching i95, and the good news, it was 75 degrees today, and temperat not sticking on the roads. Its e. If it snows hard enough, you may see enough accumulation on the mulch. Now we have snow down into southern maryland, Charles County into st. Marys county,