i've experienced leadership by leading the aledo trial teams from public integrity, restitution, sexual assault, creating model programs throughout the state and throughout the country. and leadership outside the office, there are over 111 police agencies. nobody is talking to anybody. we have to work with other jurisdictions that have a regional approach. criminals don't respect the borders. our criminal justice response needs to be one of coordinated action. i had a nine-county task force. i acquired three of the thousand dollars of federal funding. i want to bring the same regional approach in dealing with criminal justice going forward in partnership with organizations beyond san francisco. >> it is largely a trial attorney's office. one thing that they really don't need is technology. very few people have computers. lucky need is leadership, training, and the need to give the district attorney's discretion. so they won't have to run to their boss who doesn't want to make a decision. let the young district attorney make decisions. if they make the wrong decision, they will hopefully

we start out the argument, losing four justices votes so we need kennedy, we need thomas, we need aledo we need roberts but i think kennedy will be the swing vote. >> kenty has become the -- kennedy has become the most watched justice on the court either way looks like a decision will come at the height of campaign season. >> which i think will actually be good for both sides, regardless of the way it comes out because, it will take off the table the heat of the rhetoric about whether or not the law is constitutional. >>> and of course that won't be the only issue there are many high profile cases including an immigration case whether or not children of illegal immigrants brought to this country without input on their own should be deported also whether or not law enforcement has the right to track a suspect using gps without a warrant. it all starts 10:00 a.m. today, reporting live, back to you. >>> all right thank you very much. >> meantime a maryland family is suing the farm and distributor of the tainted cantaloupe after their loved one got sick and died she died august 31st health

. >> some people think that aledo could hold it. >> i think it will knock down the individual mandatel they several of the whole thing go down? i can't give speculation on that. >> can you of imagine the republican house doing something like auto enrollment? >> to save the present health- care law? we're not going to do that. >> to make sure universal health care happens. >> we have extremely detailed alternatives to the health care law. i just outlined a small piece of what we have outlined for a vibrant health care system and what i believe it should be. a portable tax benefit, medical liability, transparency on price and quality. we fundamentally believe that in 2013, the law doesn't kick until 2014, forget about the supreme court. the with the mandate is set, it is such a low hurdle, the most people will wait and pay the penalty. we want to replace it, repeal it and replace it. we think it is going to collapse the health care system. it is a house of cards. the ipad will collapse that system. this medpack on steroids that tells people, scientific evidence does not support this, we