so i would say that a third of the material was out of the san francisco experience chatting up the cit and the collaboration, and effort and so here we are, you know, having state input and also at the national level and i think that is good recognition for the department, and for the chief's vision and that i think it started with, you know the response to, you know, armed folks that only presented a risk to themself and a slow down and in this piece, about, the folks in crisis who are not armed, any way. and any questions that you may have, and i will answer. >> what the commander said, and one will recognize that the commander and some colleagues of mine in new york and new york state put in touch with me and as a result of talking with me and the commander and new york state actually put in the funding for the cit and several jurisdictions in the state and which is impressive and i want to thank him for that and also for his testimony and the judiciary committee which we were able to get a lot of work on the cit and ended up. >> and but, you know what? he did not. >> he will not be

the most important piece is throughout the design, we corroborated with all of the workers and the cit working group and looked at their focus and priorities with a trained eye towards how we can then incorporate all of those ideas into a 40 hour course that is designed for the police officers. we had to change from the police culture, we had to change from running into call as fast as we can and trying to ascertain everything as quickly as possible to maybe take a step back and deescalating the situation and using voice and so on and that is really a difficult process, but we have incorporated all of that into the training, and let me go through some of the other issues. we did and we completed site visits to the local resources such as the door clinic and the hospitality house and i think that what is a hallmark of our program today is a constant evaluation process for the students survey that we just grade their deescalation skills and that we can have a focus change to maximize the efficacy of our student learning out comes, and they will work together or came up together and worki

and yeah, i think that it presents an opportunity, but i think that the cit pin, that is worn by these officers is carrying a strong message around the department now that it is something special and important and we sent this bulletin and it was distributed to every officer in the department and it is an important document and we sent it out specifically to the cit members, and although, at least a half a dozen officers will not be back thanking me for some of them and two, for asking for the input, but i do think that we are presented with opportunities for shorter trainings and i think that the, you know, the refresher that we are talking about for the cit officers and more training and maybe we can take the pieces of that and make it into the roll call training and i think that all of those things are doable and particularly the culture shifts under the chief's leadership about slowing down and deescalating and things that are novel a few years ago and sort of well received and natural training items, and so, i think that we are there, and i will certainly put it on the agenda. >>

and now as you just heard with the example of the 60 people wanting to go up to the cit training, this is something that actually there is a buzz in the department and a positive buzz about the people who want to do it and they see it as a pride and they see that gold, cit pin as something to admire, and strive for, and police officers have really gotten into it and the level, because i am one of the presenters, along with the group of family and consumer members in the curriculum. and a level of questions that dramatically higher people care about it and they have actually examples of this, you know, individual participants and the police participants, and can give the examples about what they experience when they are at a crisis and what this work and verses what that will work and way level difference, than kind of nodding off and just hoping for the hour to end and not paying any attention and so really key and so that it one big, big compliment to the police department, somehow or another, the cultural change, which is not easy, from sort of a training to be a military organizatio

. >> i want to congratulate you for double your cit trained officers number to what you doubled it and in one year's time, and is there anything special that you are doing for the recruitment in that area that the other districts could learn from? >> well, i, and the training occurs, and we always make sure that we have all of the spots that they will allow us and i think that probably the biggest reason is that in the city, in the last few years, there has been incidents where the chief talked about it where, there is probably the opportunity for us to avoid having to use lethal force, in the situation that had we had crisis intervention training officers, available to immediately respond, we might have had a different out come in the situation. so a lot of it was the education of the officers and how important it is to have that training so that they can see that the last thing that you want to do is turn the situation that can maybe be resolved with just some time and distance, and turning into a deadly situation, because you don't have the people there that have those tools and so

in the court case of vagara versus the state of california, a judge decided that the tenure cit system has to go. was it proven, can it be proven in court that a tenure system lands more heavily on the backs of kids who need what public schooling has to offer the most? >> as judge troy found the evidence was overwhelming. really, the unions and state admitted first low income and minority kids were getting a disproportionate number of grossly ineffective teachers. and it shows if a kid gets a grossly ineffective teacher for one year, they lose a year of their life. and the grossly ineffective teachers were being shuttled in the low income and minority school districts. it wasn't even a close call in terms of the evidence. and the other thing that is special about california is our constitution includes a fundamental right to quality education. and education is really the launching pad, the platform for kids succeed in life, society, and across the board and to have low income and minority kids getting the brunt of thighs laws. our experts were harvard, stanford from around the country

david hikingin both am, a gun writer and reviewer tracks and cit ekes new firearms and understand whyhe gun lobby is against technology. >> you have to access the gun, the gun has to work instantaneously. this is an industry that measures success by hundreds of a second. talk to law enforcement. they talk about the response time, the split time between shots, how fast can you make one shot or follow up shots. how accurately can they be made. beyond that you trust your firearm to your watch. what if someone overpowers you. >> if this is taken from you and the person is larger. one thing you can do is we can manually deactivate the handgun. if i knew of you and i, and you take the gun. all i need to do is press the same button, i press it down. deactivate. >> that's like a panic button on the watch. >> yes. >> it will deactivate the firearm. >> in my mind it's a dubious proposition. watches go bad. how many batteries do you have to change. how reliable is the technology. what days do you have between accessing the system? what happens if it fails? there's something else standing between

like you want to use that place you know you said that the police station here, is number one, and cit, and you are volunteering to do that and it is why not make it a historic point where the people can come and learn and grow. at that, and that is incredible and i would hate to see it tore down, because it is history. and it used to be a jail and also it could educate people, what it was like, do you remember... (inaudible) and i remember, actually i want to get my car in arkansas and going to the jail and it looks like the festus and do you remember that? and that is just a jail back in the old days, how they look, and you went into a place and it was actually an old jail like, what is those, those pictures called? do you know what it is? gun smoke? in those days when you are really in the jail like that and it was over there and i think that place is used as the education because somehow, you got to start teaching the people that, i think that the police, and it is good, to me, i would hate to say that we are without the police department, and where would we be and how would be abl

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as rained we were looking at a few light ows from atlantic cit down to cape may, but 's rea left the anow, reallyeein thf baltimore, one thunderstorm still kind of keeping its ener,ut w don't pect it tomove into delaware at this point. it's just moving too mh to the south. so for those fans iner at the fire fly mus festival, they will actually be looking at nice condions this evening, severe threatour south as we go through the rest of this evening and the s ming in for us tonight and even as we go into tomorrow, setting up us for a pretty good weekend. coming up, i will show you the weekend forecast and which day we could see a chance of showers, straight ahead. >> all right, sheena. count on nbc 10 to keep you prepared for changing weather conditions any time with our nbc 10 first alert weather app. download it for free on nbc10.com to get severe weather alerts and interactive radar, plus the 7-day forecast right on your smartphone or tablet. >>> today, philadelphia city council passed a bill t decriminalize the possession of smaller amounts of marijuana for recreational use. >> ma

beginning at 4:3, >>> here's a look at today's :3, forecast in cit >>> here's a look at today's forecastountry. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton's new book says the obama administration demanded the release of sergeant bowe bergdahl in every discussion it had with the taliban about prisoners. her book is published by simon & schuster, a division of cbs, and "cbs this morning" bought a copy at the bookstore. as nancy cordes reports, it also reveals how clinton and president obama patched up their differences. >> reporter: "hard choices" opens at a secret meeting in 2008 between hillary clinton and then senator barack obama who had just defeated her in the presidential primaries. we stair at each oh like two teenagers on an awkward first date, taking a few ships of chardonnay, clinton wrote. both barack and our staffs had grievances. it was time to clear the air. most of the book examines her for challenges she tackled after president obama made her secretary of state. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. >> reporter: in the book written long before last week's prisoner swam

reiskinstit cits on and steering committee and long-range committee to look at uroptions moving forward. i think i will just stop there and take questions or turn this back over to mr. reiskin for the status. >> director reiskin do you want to add anything? >> i will just add as carol said, i have been participating and meeting with my peers from the larger transit systems in the bay area and smaller ones in discussion about the present and future of clipper, probably for the last year and a half or so. and i think the presentations kind of laid out there is a lot of great things that clipper provides today, and it's an amenity that i think many of our riders really value and appreciate, especially when it's working for them. there are some limitations as one of the last slides showed in terms of the technology, in terms of contract that we have. so we're very eager to be working across the region and with the mtc on what that next generation is, and looks like, and it is good. i think as carol said, that we are not on the leading edge now; that there is a lot of experience developing a

we would take a look at how one american businessman has big .ands for the city ♪ -- hasns for the cit plans for the city. ♪ of thes check out some stories making headlines. iraq's ministry of defense claims government troops are rit. the iraqiik military resting back in troll back control. the search continues for three is really teenagers who were abducted. they hitched home on the 12th of june. the disappearances prompted the army to launch its broadest in recent history. the area remains under hamas control. the building collapsed in southern india which killed at least 26 people. 90 contract workers are believed to have been in the basement of the structure when it came down. his collapses are common in regulationsrelaxed allow people to cut corners. >> american businessman steve case has kicked off a start up to her in detroit. he hopes he can inspire entrepreneurs in the bankrupt city to look to the future and use their ideas to kickstart the economy. went takes betty liu a look. >> he walks, he runs. he even rides a bike. one time aol founder steve case is following every possi

and roxy is a german shepherd and she gave mes are in the cits outskirts.k to huckabee. >>> did you know that there is a law that is being planned in congress named after you? did you know that? >> i heard from my sisters, i was like this should not happen again to any body or any kid or any person. it should never be but the what i was put through. and they were so mean and nasty to me and they were being mean and terrible to my family also. and you know, no one should put through that. >> no one. >> and this is an amazing piece of congratulation and congresswoman michelle batch man and this is the full strekt rum. and one thing that people agree justina the way you were treated should not happen. justinna's law will cut off federal funding to an organization that carries out experiments on the child without the family's permission. it is wonderful because of your parents, their tenacity and family strength. hopefully the laws will change and no one will have to go through what you have been through. that's what we hope for. >> oh my gosh, that is awesome.

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. >>> lots of auto industry news this week.ford had to lower the ga cit posted are r six of its vehical motors issued its 38th recall of the year. 38th. for another type of defective talight systems.tsubhiou toyota recalled 2 million vehicles f a second ti ove ag ir ue. and a surprise move by tesla which is opening up its lo pent to any automaker that wants to make long-range electric cars saying the move will increase development of more and better electric vehicles, lead to more sales across the sector, and actually strengthen tesla's share of the market. >>> get all your business news on cnbc. >>> we want to remind you about nbc 10's grant challenge for a local nonprofit called 21st century solutions. there's a $50,000 grant ants.swo $00 again had this is for nonprofits. wt helgo ideas turn into great ones. if you think you have a good eye tea, turn in your application. they're being accepted until august 8. for more information and to apply go to our website nbc10.com. >>> the phils are going for their longest winning streak in more than a year. two players were ejected last night

. >> this comes down to cit saying "i knew nothing about this." anything that comes up that verifies that goes to the narrative. he put himself in a position of find something that says i knew something about this. if that never comes about, he'll move forward, will have lived with months and months of this. the rga raised more money under his leadership than any other government. he's out there. he will keep moving forward - slower than he anticipated. >> he faces two grand juries and the select committee. what do you think about him moving forward? he is going to be on the tonight show with jimmy fulloon, sounds like a more cost chris christie, what do you think? >> i don't know, he was on leno. he does he is things, he's as confident as right. he is being truthful. chris christie's biggest liablery was a candidate is not the bridge. it is what happened beforehand. if chris christie caned get out of the primary because he is considered too moderate and a bully, his problem is in the primary, not the general election. i do think if he's telling t

as rained we were looking at a few light ows from atlantic cit down to cape may, but 's rea left thenow, reallyeein thf baltimore, one thunderstorm still kind of keeping its ener,ut w don't pect it tomove into delaware at this point. it's just moving too mh to the south. so for those fans iner at the fire fly mus festival, they will actually be looking at nice condions this evening, severe threatour south as we go through the rest of this evening and the s ming in for us tonight and even as we go into tomorrow, setting up us for a pretty good weekend. coming up, i will show you the weekend forecast and which day we could see a chance of showers, straight ahead. >> all right, sheena. count on nbc 10 to keep you prepared for changing weather conditions any time with our nbc 10 first alert weather app. download it for free on nbc10.com to get severe weather alerts and interactive radar, plus the 7-day forecast right on

>>reporter: in the wind tunnel you can see smoke streaming around the ball t.it cits a different kindturbulence than the other used in south africa. many players dislike this one because it knuckle or moved when they kicked it. >> i haven't had a single complaint from any of the players. i think that's a good sign for them. >>reporter: if this seems more exciting than year past you are right. during the first 20 games teams scored 60 gochls at this point during the last world cup they only made 46. some fans at british pub pig and whistle credit him with the scoring soil. it seems like it a lot easier to connect and easier to control so it does seem like it's leading to more goals pretty exciting. >> iners not convinced. >> i think the opening stages there is more chance to mismatch and games may get tighter. competition progres progresses. >> they can but shouldn't. >> beside both teams are kicking the same ball. this is abc 7 news. >> and on our web site right now the world richest world cup players. find out who gets millions to represent the team. at abc 7 news.com. there's a lot

hostile acts, raising new questions about what north korea hopes to gain from detaining me ining american cit. >>> hello, ijim sciutto, reporting from washington. wolf blitzer is off today. >>> the u.s. supreme court sides with a private company in a battle involving obamacare. contraceptive coverage and religious freedom. the court said that hobby lobby does not have to cover some forms of contraceptions for its employees. an attorney representing hobby lobby says it's a victory for religious freedom. >> this was an astounding opinion. a great decision by justice alito joined by the chief scalia, kennedy and thomas, upholding the rights of family-owned businesses under the religious freedom restoration act. >> the ruling is a setback for part of president obama's health care reform law. here's what white house prs press secretary josh earnest said just a few moments ago. >> president obama believes women should made personal health care decisions for themselves rather than their bosses deciding for them. today's decision jeopardizes the health of women employed by these companies. >> we want

red was cit political and the ceremony valley is still in the mid to upper but the to the '80s for youly. it is saturday and sunday there were an experienced little he spike around the bay. delta livermore valley those areas may very well see temperatures get up to the century mark on sunday. so this many new wave will last a couple days. >>: the lead traffic will have more in that next couple of days. were taken over the bay bridge toll plaza is an easy read for most of the morning. it really doesn't matter which per approach your coming from the drive from the maze and to san francisco's only the cost to about 11 minutes over the 70 a bridge whether traffic is holding steady drive * at 13 minutes. will the gaper's south of is looking pretty good loss to space between cars. not the case anymore we are seeing some backup or 50 mi. part series at the site three light traffic for softball 683 the some low-grade is still a bit sluggish the dublin and a change speeds dipping below 25 m.p.h.. nice and easy ride in public transit this morning what have had any delays this morning. >>: 917 an

. >> the wrap of hillary clinton is that it's not the riggours of a campaign or cit sims from republicans she is very engaged to run for president. if it's this npr interview or one within diane sawyer where she made is comment about being broke. to the democrat, let's be frank. >> that's right. she needs to think long and hard. that's what she's going to get. good for hillary clinton. >> why do you say that. >> there has been no bigger champion for women's right, gay rights, human rights. for anyone to speculate that she was not there in the beginning. >> she said she wasn't. she said "i wasn't there", and said to terry "you weren't either." for anyone to speculate she was not there, it's not true. good for her four pushing back. unlike you and people at al jazeera, a lot of people don't do their homework. i am not sure if terry gross did her homework on that. >> she seemed to be confirming what hillary clinton said. hillary clinton said "look, i didn't believe in this from the beginning", and terry gross th "did you change?" do you feel like republicans will latch onto this and attach t

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