i do want to introduce ashley clark who is one of the main personal -- bern -- personnel working on the department and we evaluated their annual cost and policies. the administrative code actually has the provisions for when city departments are allowed to assign take-home vehicles for individuals who use their vehicles to and from work. i want to say when we say take-home vehicles i'm referring to permanent assignments not pool vehicles. in the admin code the provisions for when a take-home vehicle is allowed basically if somebody's working outside the city and they're on call after hours or conducting city business before 8:00 a.m. or on weekends and there's forensic pathologists and medical examiners office and the other provision is in instances when an individual would need to have a vehicle at their home. this is in the admin code in 2004. we found little corresponds to the admin code in how the take-home vehicles are assigned by city departments. the city administrator is assigned responsibility in the ad-min code to approve take-home vehicle assignments. in our discussion, the r

bills heard this session core 4 sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us the emotional debate today inside the state capitol. >>stephon clark, 22 oscar grant, 22 an emotional conversation on the assembly floor wednesday, the focus on the bill originally written in memory of stephon clark, a black man killed by police i struggle with this bill we've got to get it right this time. this law has not been chases 1872 before passing a b 3.92 the bill's author shirley weber stood standing for almost 2 hours as lawmakers discussed problems facing police and the families who lost loved ones to police violence. my biggest concern. >>is not that we have not had unnecessary victims but to we didn't turn the table. and make law enforcement unnecessary victims. this bill is the first step. >>in a number of steps that do talk about race that talk about class talk about bias that talk about fear. >>the bill aims to change language in the law allowing police to use deadly force only when necessary instead of the current standard when reasonable some lawmakers concerned without a concrete definition of necessary this bill might not make a bi

ashley zavala shows us. the emotional debate inside of the state capitol. >>stephon clark, 22 oscar grant. >>22 an emotional conversation on the assembly floor wednesday, the focus on a bill originally written in memory of stephon clark, a black man killed by police i struggle with this bill we've got to get it right this time. this law has not been chases 1872 before passing a b 3.92 the bill's author shirley weber stood standing for almost 2 hours as lawmakers discussed problems facing police and the families who lost loved ones to police violence. my biggest concern. >>had unnecessary victims but to we didn't turn the table. and make law enforcement unnecessary victims. this bill is the first step in a number of steps that do talk about race that talk about class talk about bias that talk about fear. >>the bill aims to change language in the law allowing police to use deadly force only when necessary instead of the current standard when reasonable some lawmakers concerned without a concrete definition of necessary this bill might not make a big difference noting distric

ashley zavala. >>shows us the emotional debate today inside the state capitol. >>stephon clark, 22 oscar grant, 22 an emotional conversation on the assembly floor wednesday, the focus on a bill originally written in memory of stephon clark, a black man killed by police i struggle with this bill we've got to get it right this time. this law has not been chases 1872 before passing a b 3.92 the bill's author shirley weber stood standing for almost 2 hours as lawmakers discussed problems facing police and the families who lost loved ones to police violence. my biggest concern. >>is not that we have not had unnecessary victims but to we didn't turn the table. and make law enforcement unnecessary victims. this bill is the first step. >>in a number of steps that do talk about race that talk about class that talk about bias that talk about fear. >>the bill aims to change language in the law allowing police to use deadly force only when necessary instead of the current standard when reasonable some lawmakers concerned without a concrete definition of necessary this bill might not make a

>>well for the sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us the emotional debate today inside the state capitol. >>stephon clark, 22 oscar grant, 22 an emotional conversation on the assembly floor wednesday, the focus on a bill originally written in memory of stephon clark, a black man killed by police i struggle with this bill we've got to get it right this time. this law has not been chases 1872 before passing a b 3.92 the bill's author shirley weber stood standing for almost 2 hours as lawmakers discussed problems facing police and the families who lost loved ones to police violence. my biggest concern. >>is not that we have not had unnecessary victims but to we didn't turn the table. and make law enforcement unnecessary victims. this bill is the first step. >>in a number of steps that do talk about race that talk about class that talk about bias that talk about fear. >>the bill aims to change language in the law allowing police to use deadly force only when necessary instead of the current standard when reasonable some lawmakers concerned without a concrete definition of necessary this bill might not make a