our department has never benefited from the field officer training program fto. the field training program is something that frankly every law enforcement agency applies and utilizes for their sworn staff they want to make sure their field and practical rode. we had a fair amount of that and it's evident from the general hospital tragedy last fall among other ethers not having an fto in place and funded by city again handicaps our deputies from bringing as trapped as we are the second largest agency in the city to be trained. now keeping pace with retirement. we have an academy class that will be finishing. their success rate so far meaning only one drop out for a medical reason was a high percentage for people able to sustain the academy class process. typically in the past our retirements have been 14th per year now we've seen 17 and the retirement is going to inch up we'll see 20 or 24 in the next fiscal year. we're very much hoping for an academy class built into the structural deficiency in planning and the last point i'm back filling staff on emergency leav

for those of you that are familiar with these trends, fto, our field training officers. we have 26 of them which means we can handle more recruits when they are sent out to our police academy and they are from a regular duty if there is a critical incident with special police officers they are called out for perimeter duty or other auxiliary positions like crowd control. we have 11 members of tenderloin that are cit training, crisis intervention, ciu, traffic investigation for collision and we had an officer who was very interested in traffic safety and works on our midnight shift and represents ctiu person and three other officers with our homeland security and antiterrorism. so, we have two officers on the right are our new homeless outreach officers. there are a bunch that competed for this position. the two on the far right are peachy and warrant, they do a great job. officer juarez when he was in the marine corp he did drug counseling and treatment counseling and got a masters in education and went out in the field before he came to the police department. his field

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i want fto quic to quickly go b julie's point. the losers outin that the winners.ven if we have a dispute over that the way that the law was marketed was that there were going to be no losers. this was going to be a panacea for everyone. and when you make a big promises that didn't come true, it's not just a narrative problem, it's a substantive problem democrats have moving in to the fall. so i think it was interesting one of the questions asked yesterday, i think the obamacare questions were pretty bad, but the questions that were asked were all about fluff and not substance, process and polling. and someone said do you think the democrats should cam pan on obamacare and the president said we should be proud of this law, but it's time to change the conversation to more important topics which was sort of his way of telegraphing to dems it's okay not to campaign on this law. >> i'm not so sure about that. on the one hand, you have democrats who are -- not democrats. sorry, you have polling shows that obama care is the top issue for most voters. secondly, you also h

the game we were broadcasting in memphis, tennessee, and then, of course, when the out to oklahoma fto can't imagine any other reason that they're proceeding so carefully other than the legal ramifications and making sure a, that due process is followed and b, that they're confident in what they're doing that it's within their prerogative to do it. >> coach, give us a sense. how nervous is the league about the advertiser fallout, which took place today. a number of big ones have stepped aside. could this spread to be a league problem. >> i don't know truly, ed. i wouldn't think so. i think it's much more a clipper and a donald sterling problem. i'm not saying it's going to go away the next day if there is a resolution to this and somehow donald sterming no longer has anything to do with the nba or the clippers. would they come back immediately. i would hope so, but i have no insight into that at all. >> p.j., i've got to ask you, if you're coaching the clippers, how do you handle the team at this point? >> i tell you, i can't imagine what doc rivers is going through. he has a unique pe

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