also reece and you are working on say valor ceremony. it's august 28th of honor. with references to items of future consideration. can we scheduled the officers mediation policy. i know we've tabbed that in other larger jurisdictions can we get that are you awaref that situation >> i am aware of it. i can't give you when it will be calendared >> commissioners anything else you want to add to our agenda. >> yes to follow up on the officer involved activities. i think some things need to be conferred and then to the point he said there's a thousand urban involved homicides in san francisco. we can get data on that with a breakdown on zip codes? >> dr. monroe can we get a handle on that we can get a reasonable time. >> absolutely. >> okay. i haven't heard minimal. we're now open to line items abc and d. >> uncertain a problem i have is i'm sure your somewhat aware of. it seems like those gangsters here. i have a problem. i don't know what to do i've tried everything i can do to avoid it to - there's no other issue i can address it we'll have to cross that bridge. i g

reece comes up to answer the last question. i think that opportune to be clear with the public that whatever the governor has allocated towards the common core we should probably quadruple. it is a sea change for the states in the nation and what i can tell the parents is that what students are learning in school is going to increase, it is going to be deeper and it is going to be much more robust, and it is going to be predicate that the teachers teach in a much different way with a much deeper understanding of the spiraling of learning. so much more than ever before, would a student learns in kindergarten will be built upon in the first grade will be built upon in the second grade and so the students not mastering the subject matter materials and then moving to the next grade will not be detrimental to students it will be the kiss of academic death. i can't put it in stronger terms. and this is a huge deal that we are going to be talking a lot about in terms of really equipping our teachers with the tools to teach in a much d

postal service said its debt could reece $235 billion if congress doesn't pass legislation. >> comingat 7:00, the deadline is looming. now just one week between us and another b.a.r.t. strike. the latest on the negotiations. plus new information about b.a.r.t. worker wages coming up. >> all the day's news coming up at 7:00. we'll see you in a half hour. ♪ ♪ oh i swear to you i'll be there for you this is not a drive by ♪ >>> we're back on a sunday morning, july 28th, 2013. it's on the cloudy side on the plaids z plaza. we want to say good morning. still to come, when you see this, it's pretty hard to believe anyone could survivor. a very serious situation, for a 12-year-old boy, that x-ray shows a nail that went through his heart. we'll tell you how it happened. and more importantly how he was able to survivor and now thrive after all of that. >> yeah, absolutely. >>> and when their dad was deployed overseas, one military family decided to instead focus on the empty chair at the table, they would fill that chair. with friends and a u.s. senator. a smile that changed the smiley family

trooper jim reece, dashboard camera rolling as he walking back to his car walking on the side of the. he said the close call is why he always uses the passenger side approach. by the way he was not injured and the truck driver was eventually ticketed. that is some scary stuff. >> whoa. >> take a look at the weather now. heavy rain and showers across the middle of the country. thunderstorms in the rockies. rain in florida. sunny along both coasts. >> after a fall-like day in new york. today we'll be up to 82 degrees. it will be 80 in boston. detroit. indianapolis. 99 degrees in boise and dallas. 105 in phoenix. that's of course, dry heat. look at the northern plains there. high in the upper 60s. >> all right. the story giving new meaning to the phrase see you later alligator. took place last week in west virginia. >> when a couple of guys and kid wandered into a pet store. when the opportunity presented itself, one stole a baby alligator named chopper. the store owner said chopper is worth $300. >> she claims quote, "she can be quite nippy. she is concerned about the safety. she doesn

you put that to ancient reece, how do they intend democracy? what does it mean about democracy?oncentration of power. today the concentration of power s undermining the justice system, our politic, our public good. that's the key question with the here.ps i like to end with a slide if can show it. which shows that there's a democratic demand. the first bar -- that's what the real income distribution is for the united states. the second one what people the distribution is. the third is across the board despite the politics what people the distribution to be. demand is a democratic in our society to have a more equal society. equal and just economy. and i think there's a reason for the because if you look at more equal societies around the show they arethem top on anything, whether it's jobs, pectancy, health, homicide. they are tough. are the most efficient and most humane societies. that's why we need equality in our societies. >> well done, that's probably in your third or fourth language. impressive, indeed. up next, you're going to get our statements. >> thank you very much.

having served reece he be -- rey as attorney general i know the states and specifically the state's attorney general feel hampered in their effort to put an end to this insidious practice of using the internet to sell illegal sexual services especially when they are exploiting victims of human trafficking. i would urge my colleagues to carefully consider any proposals that may come forward to open loopholes -- propose loopholes in the federal law. there are unfortunately no easy answers. human trafficking can be hard to detect and even harder to prove. it is not unusual for victims to be unaware that they are victims of a crime. their captors are often successful of persuading their victim that what is happening to them is their own fault. because of the incessant and violent intimidation to which victims are subjected they may be afraid to escape. fearing retaliation from their captors or perhaps fearing they will be deported or returned to the situation they sought to escape from in the first place, they are reluctant to seek help. or even to offer help in punishing their captors once they