[ ] drumming [ ] drumming thank you, everyone for coming out to city hall tonight. Lets give another round of applause for the lion dance performance sponsored x the chinese consolidated association and thank you for all the Family Association representatives for being here tonight. Thank you very much. [ applause ] speaking mandarin good evening. Lane. First let me introduce myself tonight. Im so honoured to be the miss stress of ceremony nor this celebration tonight and this is the official Lunar New Year celebration hosted by march y mark officer real. And together with have visser president brenda lee and fehr and supervisor james kim and supervisor cawty tim and norman yee and recorder carmen schue. speaking mandarin first i would like to introduce our dignitary tonight. We also have the consular general of canada. Ying chan. And California State Assembly man david schue. I think theyre not here yet so maybe first maybe let me talk a little bit about the year of the dog first. So
We have been here for over two years and we are very excited to be here on the Upper West Side supporting these great importance works and i am so happy to have Peter Moscowitz here i loved this book and i think you will all love it, too mac. We do not charge admission so we would ask you to keep supporting great people and great work. For those of you that dont know his work, he is a freelance journalist whos covered a wide variety of issues from disasters to the racist urban planning. A former staff writer at Al Jazeera America hes written for the guardian, New York Times, others. He is a graduate at the school of journalism and joining him in moderating the discussion will be the host of the difficult to name reading series that brings together journalists and others. He is a writer and currently working on a novel. If you noticed booktv is here from cspan and they will be recording. After the talking portion if you could wait for me to come and find you and give you a microphone so
Of our neighborhood sherry right and the leader the rest of you guys and brothers and sisters who came home from prison whos out here doing good okay shout outs to mike and the rest of the guys please ask questions thank you for coming. 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. Commissioner president loftus id like to call roll at this time. Please do sergeant commissioner president loftus commissioner Vice President turman is in route commissioner marshall in route commissioner mazzucco commissioner president fong commissioner melara commissioner president loftus you have quorum and also greg suhr and director of the office of citizens complaints joyce hicks good evening, everyone and welcome to the Tenderloin Community meeting for the Police Commission as many of you know, who meetings at city hall and a third one out to the community that is intends chance to talk about issues im
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. Commissioner president loftus id like to call roll at this time. Please do sergeant commissioner president loftus commissioner Vice President turman is in route commissioner marshall in route commissioner mazzucco commissioner president fong commissioner melara commissioner president loftus you have quorum and also greg suhr and director of the office of citizens complaints joyce hicks good evening, everyone and welcome to the Tenderloin Community meeting for the Police Commission as many of you know, who meetings at city hall and a third one out to the community that is intends chance to talk about issues impacting the Community Suggestion and ideas so we do those mayor edwin lees housekeeping items one is youre here from each of the commissioners well talk about the day jobs and the second thing we hold Public Comment to the end after we h
Renewed criticism in the wake of the baltimore highprofile incidents. Were asking our viewers to weigh in on broken windows policing. Is it effective . Why or why not . For those who think it is not effective, a special line this morning for Law Enforcement. You can catch up with us on social media twitter, facebook or email us at journal cspan. Org. Talking about broken windows policing, best known for its implantation in new york city. It is a concept were Police Crackdown on petty crimes like a dualism and unruly behavior on vandalism and unruly behavior to keep larger crimes from happening. We will be talking more about it over the course of war to five minutes. 45 minutes. Do you think it is effective . That line for Law Enforcement broken windows policing is the subject of this npr story. More debate over broken windows policing. Police departments across the country are under pressure to rethink their most aggressive tactics. The story notes it is not just flashpoints like fergu