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police presence iai to have played a role capturing a suspected thief in san francisco today after helice. >> reporter: having more officers at every point ofsystet the right place at the right time. >> reporter: in addition to boosting visibility. bart is recommending enhance security training, install emergency call boxes on all platforms and have a more robust system to catch fare evaders. camera technology would be upgraded. those measures need the board's approval. officers started today. keith garcia heads the union. the staffing will be effective, we will saturate the system with a lot of officers in uniform. can we sustain that a long period of time? no. but in the short term. >> he says that can maintain this new schedule three or four weeks. the solution, higher more officers and believes wages will have to be increased to do that. >> if wages have to go up, there will be a cost. how much will all of these proposals cost if everything gets implemented? >> in terms of the wages, they're in the middle of contract negotiations right now. that remains to be seen. other proposals

. >> and potenal020 candidat test the waters in iow >> wn th go low, iay we hit harder. >> could a publicly-driven lawyer for a porn star be a serious presidential candidate? michael avenatti thinks he can. we'll talk to him here live fresh off his trip to iowa. what's fact, what's fiction, and what matters this week. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us this sunday. the president is spending the d the last full day of his working vacation. president trump's time away from washington has been relatively quiet, a marked change from this time last year when he was forced to address the deadly violence in charlottesville. the president's response to that hate-fueled riot triggered massive blowback. it also shined a harsh spotlight on the president's own attitude toward race, and it prompted a conversation still playing out about who we are as a nation. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides. >> that was