for insight and analysis, let's bring in the cocreator of the case schiller index, nobel laureate robertoins us from connecticut. let me commiserate that the other cocreator, unfortunately .assed away many times here on bloomberg television and radio. very sorry he passed. but let's move on. do.hat you you managed to the health apartment. it made it so much more transparent and trends in particular. >> we are entering the strong summer season. normally, prices would be rising in a typical year at this time. if you correct for seasonality, home prices are just about that. they are not looking quite as strong as they looked over the last year and they have been weakening for a few years. they are still going up. they may continue to. vonnie: what do you view as a sustainable home price growth or sustainable appreciation, particularly given how much rate -- weight we are seeing. >> in the long run, home prices have not gone up. i look over 100 years and they have gone in real inflation corrected terms over the centuries. less than 1% per year. you should not be buying a house typically for

that is something that has to be cocreated with the community. >> a series of embarrassments this summer contributed to the departure of three chiefs in nine days. it started with the 18-year-old who called her sell celeste guap say she had sex with more than 3 bay area police officers, sergeants and captains. four when she was underage. all the oakland city council is expected to vote fiscal year week on a preparal to create a citizen police commission. >> 29 wrong adumbs are graduated from a sheriff academy with eye to filling department positions in future. the department is operating on a bear bonds staff, more than 40 positions are empty. they took long term steps to address the issue by reach out to local youth much the department hosted a third annual youth citizens academy giving kids would want a future in law enforcement a hands on experience. >> what do you like about the program? >> i like everything. >> everything? >> everything. >> thinking of a job in law enforcement? >> since the day i was born. >> helping the community and help out my community make it better. >> some of

problems so it is us becoming experts on convening people and fus sating through a process where we cocreate solutions. >> thank you for this. thank you for putting to together because we had presentations about common form systems and lean process to have it all together in this helps me see how it all works. in fact, as you develop and have developed this expertise in collective impact, one thing that would be help fm from my perspective is as we have presentations we continue >> to use this language. this is where we are going with a backbone toward collective impact so that is a good way to see how they are linked. and priorities, this is where we are going now. thank you for that and look forward to continued use of this language. it is very helpful for me. >> i think [inaudible] it was great to understand the pillars you are building to develop a stronger population health program for us and we appreciate your presentation. >> your welcome. thaunchg. thank you. >> item 10 is the sfdph it update, eelectronic health records readiness update. >> mr. kim. >> good evening commissioners. dir

problems so it is us becoming experts on convening people and fus sating through a process where we cocreate solutions. >> thank you for this. thank you for putting to together because we had presentations about common form systems and lean process to have it all together in this helps me see how it all works. in fact, as you develop and have developed this expertise in collective impact, one thing that would be help fm from my perspective is as we have presentations we continue >> to use this language. this is where we are going with a backbone toward collective impact so that is a good way to see how they are linked. and priorities, this is where we are going now. thank you for that and look forward to continued use of this language. it is very helpful for me. >> i think [inaudible] it was great to understand the pillars you are building to develop a stronger population health program for us and we appreciate your presentation. >> your welcome. thaunchg. thank you. >> item 10 is the sfdph it update, eelectronic health records readiness update. >> mr. kim. >> good evening commissioners. dir

. >>> finish line is documentary play about the 2013 boston marathon that i cocreated with joey boston theater company. we had a boston this past april. and it features the verbatim words of people that are impacted directly or indirectly that day. it is meant to honor and remember what happened that day. >> michelle: really does. powerful, powerful piece and you had a run and something coming up next. what's happening. >> working with city performing arts center, they will be announcing world premier and 2017. >> michelle: fantastic. interviews and help you out and a lot of work and transcribed a lot of interviews. >> we did 80 interviews. when you were one of our interviewees. doctors, nursing, survivors, everybody -- not everybody but so many people that were affected that day and their stories are >> michelle: in their own words. she is a wonderful person. lisa, enough about you. laugh laugh. >> back to julie. >> julie: slow spot south of the expressway and probably will jampacked. 93 south a little bit of concentrated volume around route 16 and route 60 and if you drive that -- in

r mark mckinnon is with us now, he is co-host and cocreator much the circumstance, inside the greatestolitical show on earth. it returns to showtime a division of cbs, on sunday. mark, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: let's talk about these fbi meetings with mrs. clinton and also the meeting with the attorney general with mr. clinton. what does this mean for her campaign? >> well, the meeting was an unforced error and a distraction. the trump tweet was a distraction. all of these are distractions at a time when you want to focus your campaign on your own really going to be washed away in a week or two when we get to the conventions because three opportunities when the candidates have a chance to really move the numbers in terms of their support and that is when they announce the convention and their vp pick of the debate. next week is going to be important. >> some might argue both of these incidents are more than distractions. the clinton investigation will go on for quite sometime, more than a distraction. the trump tweet, that story may not be over as well. what do you ma

designing and implementing a initiative with priority based on equity including community members, cocreating with cross sector partners, use data to continuously learn adapt and improve, cultivate lead ers unique system leadership skills, focus on program and system strategies, build a culture that fosters relationships, trust and respect, customize for a local contact. the way to think about collective impact are the 5 conditions and principles of practice coming together. so, because you're bringing together partners to work together on comp plex problems, you have to a little patiences. sometimes there is frustration because you work together. on the lest side you see components of success and on the top you see what they describe as 4 phases. i won't go through the chart but want to read one quote from one of the articles. once the initiative is establish, phase 4 can last a decade or more. collective impact is a marathon, not a sprint. there is no short cut in the long term progress of social change. you'll see in some of the initiatives that i summarize you see that some of the problem

problems so it is us becoming experts on convening people and fus sating through a process where we cocreate solutions. >> thank you for this. thank you for putting to together because we had presentations about common form systems and lean process to have it all together in this helps me see how it all works. in fact, as you develop and have developed this expertise in collective impact, one thing that would be help fm from my perspective is as we have presentations we continue >> to use this language. this is where we are going with a backbone toward collective impact so that is a good way to see how they are linked. and priorities, this is where we are going now. thank you for that and look forward to continued use of this language. it is very helpful for me. >> i think [inaudible] it was great to understand the pillars you are building to develop a stronger population health program for us and we appreciate your presentation. >> your welcome. thaunchg. thank you. >> item 10 is the sfdph it update, eelectronic health records readiness update. >> mr. kim. >> good evening commissioners. dir

problems so it is us becoming experts on convening people and fus sating through a process where we cocreate solutions. >> thank you for this. thank you for putting to together because we had presentations about common form systems and lean process to have it all together in this helps me see how it all works. in fact, as you develop and have developed this expertise in collective impact, one thing that would be help fm from my perspective is as we have presentations we continue >> to use this language. this is where we are going with a backbone toward collective impact so that is a good way to see how they are linked. and priorities, this is where we are going now. thank you for that and look forward to continued use of this language. it is very helpful for me. >> i think [inaudible] it was great to understand the pillars you are building to develop a stronger population health program for us and we appreciate your presentation. >> your welcome. thaunchg. thank you. >> item 10 is the sfdph it update, eelectronic health records readiness update. >> mr. kim. >> good evening commissioners. dir