commissioner hamasaki? commissioner hamasaki, did you have a comment? >> commissioner hamasaki: thank you, commissioner taylor. i was muted and talking to myself. i just wanted to thank all the public commenters around the meet-and-confer and the body-worn camera issues. one, i think we have a new commission here, and i think across the board, i think we all agree that we need to change the process with meet-and-confer, and i think we definitely want to hear from the bar association how we can increase transparency and accountability in the process, so i think it would be great if we can all work together and hear from them on that. the second point, i'll say my recollection was the body-worn camera d.g.o. was one of the first that i saw when i started about 2.5 years ago. the concerned about the reviewing of the -- concerns about the reviewing of the video has been a concern for everyone, myself included, and i think we have a fair amount of trial attorneys on the commission now know the impact of having a witness view video, and how that can impact th

commissioner hamasaki? commissioner hamasaki, did you have a comment? >> commissioner hamasaki: thank you, commissioner taylor. i was muted and talking to myself. i just wanted to thank all the public commenters around the meet-and-confer and the body-worn camera issues. one, i think we have a new commission here, and i think across the board, i think we all agree that we need to change the process with meet-and-confer, and i think we definitely want to hear from the bar association how we can increase transparency and accountability in the process, so i think it would be great if we can all work together and hear from them on that. the second point, i'll say my recollection was the body-worn camera d.g.o. was one of the first that i saw when i started about 2.5 years ago. the concerned about the reviewing of the -- concerns about the reviewing of the video has been a concern for everyone, myself included, and i think we have a fair amount of trial attorneys on the commission now know the impact of having a witness view video, and how that can impact th

commissioner hamasaki? commissioner hamasaki, did you have a comment? >> commissioner hamasaki: thank you, commissioner taylor. i was muted and talking to myself. i just wanted to thank all the public commenters around the meet-and-confer and the body-worn camera issues. one, i think we have a new commission here, and i think across the board, i think we all agree that we need to change the process with meet-and-confer, and i think we definitely want to hear from the bar association how we can increase transparency and accountability in the process, so i think it would be great if we can all work together and hear from them on that. the second point, i'll say my recollection was the body-worn camera d.g.o. was one of the first that i saw when i started about 2.5 years ago. the concerned about the reviewing of the -- concerns about the reviewing of the video has been a concern for everyone, myself included, and i think we have a fair amount of trial attorneys on the commission now know the impact of having a witness view video, and how that can impact th

commissioner hamasaki? >> commissioner hamasaki: yes. i think that commissioner taylor mostly covered my concerns. i saw a number of posts from proud boys about coming to san francisco to revenge what happened last week or over the weekend, so i think it's been an ongoing concern of this commission is these weird groups affiliated with white supremacists and the trump administration that do pose a real clear and present danger, i think, to our city and our county and the people that live here. so i appreciate that you folks are keeping an eye on them, and hope that we're equally prepared if they do decide to return and seek their revenge. >> thank you, commissioner. we are -- we plan to be prepared for whatever -- whatever happens. >> commissioner hamasaki: thank you. >> vice president taylor: thank you. next item -- or if you're done. i assume you're finished, chief. >> yes. commander o'sullivan will present the 1421 monthly update. >> vice president taylor: commander. >> hi. can you hear me? >> vice president taylor: yes. >> okay. so g

commissioner hamasaki? >> commissioner hamasaki: yes. i think that commissioner taylor mostly covered my concerns. i saw a number of posts from proud boys about coming to san francisco to revenge what happened last week or over the weekend, so i think it's been an ongoing concern of this commission is these weird groups affiliated with white supremacists and the trump administration that do pose a real clear and present danger, i think, to our city and our county and the people that live here. so i appreciate that you folks are keeping an eye on them, and hope that we're equally prepared if they do decide to return and seek their revenge. >> thank you, commissioner. we are -- we plan to be prepared for whatever -- whatever happens. >> commissioner hamasaki: thank you. >> vice president taylor: thank you. next item -- or if you're done. i assume you're finished, chief. >> yes. commander o'sullivan will present the 1421 monthly update. >> vice president taylor: commander. >> hi. can you hear me? >> vice president taylor: yes. >> okay. so g

. >> commissioner hamasaki. >> present. >> commissioner elias. >> here. >> commissioner rickter? >> present. and commissioner cohen is excused. vice president taylor, you have a quorum. and we have director from the department of police accountability and the chief. >> thank you. for members of the public, the number to call in to provide public comment is 415-665-0001. and access code 14664628. 26, i believe. and remind the members of the public to have any of your devices on mute and there is no background noise and same thing for the presenters and commissioners unless you are speaking. try to reduce the background noise by having yourself muted. if you can please call the first line item, sergeant. >> line item one, reports to the commission, discussion. 1a, chief's report, weekly crime trends. provide an overview of offenses occurring in san francisco. major/significant incidents and provide a summary of planned activities and events that will include a brief overview of unplanned events or activities occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission d

. >> commissioner hamasaki. >> present. >> commissioner elias. >> here. >> commissioner rickter? >> present. and commissioner cohen is excused. vice president taylor, you have a quorum. and we have director from the department of police accountability and the chief. >> thank you. for members of the public, the number to call in to provide public comment is 415-665-0001. and access code 14664628. 26, i believe. and remind the members of the public to have any of your devices on mute and there is no background noise and same thing for the presenters and commissioners unless you are speaking. try to reduce the background noise by having yourself muted. if you can please call the first line item, sergeant. >> line item one, reports to the commission, discussion. 1a, chief's report, weekly crime trends. provide an overview of offenses occurring in san francisco. major/significant incidents and provide a summary of planned activities and events that will include a brief overview of unplanned events or activities occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission d

. >> commissioner hamasaki. >> present. >> commissioner elias. >> here. >> commissioner rickter? >> present. and commissioner cohen is excused. vice president taylor, you have a quorum. and we have director from the department of police accountability and the chief. >> thank you. for members of the public, the number to call in to provide public comment is 415-665-0001. and access code 14664628. 26, i believe. and remind the members of the public to have any of your devices on mute and there is no background noise and same thing for the presenters and commissioners unless you are speaking. try to reduce the background noise by having yourself muted. if you can please call the first line item, sergeant. >> line item one, reports to the commission, discussion. 1a, chief's report, weekly crime trends. provide an overview of offenses occurring in san francisco. major/significant incidents and provide a summary of planned activities and events that will include a brief overview of unplanned events or activities occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission d