submitted a letter with the past collaboration but he finished a powerful term as the vice chair youth justice city he's stated in touch as a young person will work to keep the voice in prospective of young people at the center of the culture of the oversight and advisory committee i'd like to support his application. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors and i'm with the children's services before me have are the children i'm here to read a letter dear supervisors i'm honored to recommend ms. alison to participate in the oversight committee with the children's serviced when my daughter was accepted into a center i participated and served as the head start policy council i've known alison for the past 3 years she actively participated in discusses and answered parents questions and listened to the views and wishes to improve the child services i was able to use her leadership to solve the issues related to childcare for example one the greatest concerns the cut off dates from preschooler would preventive them from getting services many children m

justice system overall. look at it as a general guide as you would coming to a new city or country. looking at the improvements that we can make. we are focusing on best evidence based practices from around the country. what it's not is an attempt to create any kind of binding legislation or to tell the police department or chief suhr hoss to do their jobs. i think what's more important here is that we come collectively together and look at how we can address these issues. so it would be a mistake to think if we address the issue of texts that somehow racism would disappear. that occurrence is a manifestation and not the core and root cause. >> mr. darchi, you have a minute to go. >> okay looking at the first slide, the first recommendation is 24 hours of implicit training for officers. sfpd has already offered some officer bias training and that's good. we support any request made by the police department for additional training. we do think there is value in having a set number of hours. monthly reviews of field training officers for any racial bias, excessive force or unlawful se

defenders office who analyze data and racial disparities on more outcomes within our criminal justice in this city. i wanted to say now that we are now going to hear from a number of speakers but before that i wanted to let my colleagues give their opening remarks as well. supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you, chair, mar. i would like to thank everyone who is here. i see our office of complaints, public defender and i know our sheriff's department is here on a different matter but to the extent we are talking about law enforcement, they are a part of that, our district attorney is here. thank you for being here >> thank you for coming here. i wasn't here at the last meeting. i would like to thank supervisor mar for putting this on the agenda. we are not going to have a resolution for complicated issues when it comes to law enforcement in the relationship with the communities that law enforcement serves, but i think the more discussions we have, the better. i believe that the one thing that we have to do before we move forward is to recognize that san francisco is not unique and

created a culter of carelessness which has eroded the confidence of the city. >> we stand on principle. we stand here today on justice. this city needs to be accountable for every action or lack of action that a city employee failed to take in the time of a dying man's death. >>> we have covered this story from the beginning. and you can find all of our coverage on nbc washington.com. >>> developing right now in the district. a construction worker at the african-american history museum died on the job today. clark construction just released a statement saying the man was a subcontractor. he was critically hurt while working on the roof. the man died at the hospital museum on 14th and constitution is slated to open next year. >>> tougher child support requirements are in effect in virginia. governor terry mcauliffe kinds the law into place this afternoon. a mother was left without any financial support to care for her disabled son. >> something new at the redskins' otas today. for the first time this offseason, the top play maker was catching from robert griffin iii. >> reporter: the redskins wide receiver desean jack

impacts on wants vulnerable communities the pervasive problems been the justice rebuilding the jail makes the problems in the city would be able worse in terms of the things you'll hear from the justice improvement program our coalition didn't oppose replacing the criminal justice ore belief is is the city to not replace the jail we would like to stop fighting about this we're fluted with the lack of public process that's been begin given to the public we appreciate this femur but the eir is a better forum as i mentioned this is in the capital planning process the planning within the city government has not invited us to talk about whether or not approve or disapprove briefly on the screen this project will to the receive voter approval in san francisco there'sal limit opportunity to use confidence certificate this is what is in the plan and for 10 years it's important to understand part of this is to avoid we like to see the eir to invite us that hadn't happened and lastly we recollection the timeline part of when the project was proposed 10 years ago it was a reasonable project the train goes along nobody wante

thursday addressing racism, sexism, homeo phobia and [inaudible] and other forms of bigotry in the cities justice system we heard from community organizations including the aclu of california, center of cjcj. the asian yaub caucus [inaudible] whether it is bias and discrimination there is no security or effective policing in light of the homeo phobic text discovered between several san francisco police officers. it is important we support and implement not only city wide solutions but also staid wide solutions that have concrete impacts on the communities to make them safer. the bill will modernize profiling for identity characteristic beyond race and [inaudible] enhance training on fair and impartial policing and establish a advisory board state wide that develop solutions to curb profiles. we see evident of identity in san francisco and throughout the bay area. many other police departments on the number of stops made by different groups african american drivers make up 17 percent of all traffic stops san francisco despite comprising 6 percent of the city. [inaudible] 85 african americans in ca

people in baltimore city have lived under basically a war zone. i have experience at the justice department working to expand the circle of quality and opportunity. working for governor bob erlich, that's why we are getting off the sidelines and taking a serious look at the senate race. >> do the people want more police or are they resentful? we didn't just sort of cherry things out the ones who said nice things about the police. that's what we learned. >> no question they want to see more law enforcement. they also want to see a broken system fixed. 50% less arrests from last year at this point in time with the spike of homicides had 2 homicides in this just last month alone. 100 homicides in this past year. we have got to restore integrity in our justice system in baltimore city and we have got to make things better for everyone. more jobs, more economic opportunity. i think the pastor was right. we need to provide a different opportunity path for kids in baltimore city. >> you were intending or thinking on running for the senate from the republican party in maryland very democ

currently only 12% of defendants in new york city make bail. >> we're in a quest for justice. >> reporter: paul presstia says it's not enough. >> reform's nice and well but admit you did something wrong here. that was always khalif's message. how many young men have to go through this? >> 99% of the critics that talk all that junk i promise you, they wouldn't have the courage to do the job that the correction officers do. >> reporter: bernie care rick knows the system from both sides. the former chief of the new york city police department he also ran rikers island for years. and as a convicted felon, he spent time in solitary confinement. >> as someone that spent 60 days inside solitary confinement, it creates paranoia it makes you insane. >> reporter: he cautions the city against bowing to public pressure and implementing changes he says could put rikers correction officers and inmates in danger. >> if you take solitary confinement away from the correction officials, you're going to see a major, major increase in violence. these are kids that come from gangs. these are kids that ran the

these jurisdictions will work in partnership with some of the nation's leading criminal justice organizations. the city university of new york's institute for state and local governance, the center for court innovation, the justice management institute justice system partners, and the vera institute of justice to generate actionable plans for reducing incarceration and creating more fair and local justice systems. they will focus on who is in their jails whether there are racial and ethnic disparities in jail usage or experience. they will propose new approaches and innovations, including alternatives to incarceration as usual that can be developed, tested, and adopted on a larger scale. they will explore better ways of targeting resources and assessing risk to ensure that confinement used only when necessary. they will do all of this while maintaining an emphasis on public safety. and together this work will create momentum for change on a national level. it is important to note that many of the jurisdictions that are involved in this work, all of them, actually have already made great strides in just

jessica estrada, brian fair, many others from a healthy corner store coalition and her food justice leaders for the city. so, colleagues, i color san francisco and vp of community health. suzanna anna b larry, thank you. >>[applause] >> thank you so much and good afternoon supervisors. thanks really goes to you supervisor and other folks in this room and your amazing staff makes and peter four. a really championing our collective work for health equity and social justice. i just want say that collective work really is centered around a community advocates. so, we have jessica here and ryan and many others from the tenderloin healthy corner store coalition the food guardians, all the foods you mentioned the food leadership institute. they really drive that process. i also want to acknowledge all of the staff from the part of public health and other city departments to work on healthy retail and all the other projects as well as our partners such as the grocers association and -- wholesale produce market. so, this really is that collective collaborative effort of transforming our communities the well-bein

live at the justice center in center city, vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> delaware county authorities are investigating three fires that broke out along the same chester block in less than a week. it happened on the 400 block of bicly place and firefighters arrived and flames and heavy smoke coming from the row home, authorities however were first called to the block for a fire in an unoccupied home on saturday. and then early monday morning a fire started next door at a vacant house and that spread to neighboring homes and some believe this is no accident. >> i think that someone is interested in buying up these houses and getting them cheap and coming back rehabbing the houses and charging you an arm and leg. >> in total six row homes on the block are damaged or destroyed. more than 20 people are displaced so far by the fires. a pizza shop and a daycare center are damaged by a fire in southwest philadelphia firefighters were called to the scene in elm wood avenue on massy street the placed was sparked at the nick two pizza shop and the center next door sustained s

state supreme court justices sided with california cities that mandate affordable housing. we reported this a moment ago and with you now know it's a done deal. the san jose law in 2010 required new housing developments to set aeye 15% of the unit at below-mark rates. the justices unance myly upheld a ruling that sided with the city, not the developer. >>> up next an unexpected call. we're back in just a minute. the world's first comet lander has awakened from hibernation-- and phoned home. ==laura/vo== the "philae" fee-lay rov slumber, the world's first comet lander has awakened and phoned home. >> the philae resumed immune indication. it lost the power after the comet landing back in november. it is solar powered. the battery ran out, but now it's entered a sunnier orbit. >>> thank you for joining us in our next newscast is at 5:00 tonight. >>> find the latest anytime of the day at nbcbayarea.com or get that fancy app that sentence everything to your phone. have a great day. >> bye-bye. live" -- i feel like we're standing in post pockapocalyptic new york or something. >>

the justices in a 5-4 ruling legalize same-sex marriage nationwide. >>> and mourning in charleston the city pauses to mourn a pastor gunned down at the emanual ame church. president obama will deliver the yule give. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm lisa fletcher. we are covering two major stories today. these are live pictures from charleston where the funeral is taking place for reverend pinckney he was murdered inside the emanual ame church along with eight others. >>> but first the ruling from the supreme court legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide. president obama said today we have, quote, made our union a little more perfect. let's bring in mike viqueira. mike we're watching history unfold here. >> we absolutely are, it is a sweeping -- it is a total victory for proponents of same-sex marriage marriage equality it will now be effect ively throughout the united states. if individuals get married in states where same-sex marriage is legal, must they be recognized by states that do not recognize same-sex marriages? and also the question of should same-sex m

walk a very fine line between uplifting the cops and talking about what the department of justice is finding in cities across the country. >> has the department of justice ever gone into a police department and found they didn't have a pattern of discrimination under this president? has it ever once happened that they said you're good? we know what's happening here? >> they never will. there's always going to be a but after it. you're never going to hear barack obama talk about the many acts of congress every day. >> he does talk about that. >> he -- >> the question is whether it's only couched or too often couched with criticism. >> you didn't let me finish. that's right, you didn't let me finish. he never says that this is what these guys do day in and day out, without the butt. that's the problem. and so what he's done is he's created a climate where black people -- snitches get snitches and cops are surrounded when they go to do a call. >> if i remember correctly, the president -- >> they're being shot in higher numbers. >> we're not talking about -- >> the president was on the ground with chris c

it flies every day over the hall of justice in san jose but not over city hall. >> one of those stillissing is robert masuda of san jose.!c re not forgotten. everybody comes home or are searched for. >> the decision angered veterans groups so no one forgets the sacrifice of robert and all others who never came home. >> and the veterans say you don't need another flag pole or pow mia flag$t) flown on the same pole as the usa flag flown right beneath it. >>> okay. let's talk about the warriors. get there early, call in sick or watch our broadcast. >> we can't call in sick. we will be broadcasting the parade. >> there are barricades up also. if you parked along the route, the signs are pretty clear. you want to get your car out of the way by this evening. getting around near that area can be quite a challenge. down to just one lane. along that route on broadway some businesses will open bright and early friday morning. it's a busy time and they are trying to help answer the call with the warriors win. >> we are producing a lot of juice for friday. we have special blends for warriors. we

the justices in a 5-4 ruling legalize same-sex marriage nationwide. >>> and mourning in charleston the city pauses to mourn a pastor gunned down at the emanual ame church. president obama will deliver the yule give. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm lisa fletcher.

city with no code of ethics who were killing babies and killing women. >> get a time not just in baltimore ball over the country that without the committee there can be no justice. >> baltimore isn't the only city to experience a dramatic increase in the murder rate. st. louis county included 70 homicides, 35 percent increase over the same period one year ago. in 2014 and total of 159 murders and increase of 30% over the previous year. joining us now fox news contributor t34 prosecutor and co-host of the five and author of the of brand new book how to be your own best advocate. these are shocking on any level but to see a police department that is so disparaged at the local level what do they do now? >> just listening to the radio 35 murders here in new york in the mont it is an epidemic across the country. if anybody does not want to identify with the large cities of america. everybody is jumping up and down. with jesse jackson 40 murders last week in chicago. nobody says anything. black lives don't matter if it is young black on black crime? nobody is doing a thing. but now it is a joke on the mayor she won 75 percent of federal funds returned. >> some people

this had month marks the 21st anniversary of justice for janitors day. >>> and the city of rockville is wading into the urban farming craze. the council 3-1 voted to allow homeowners to raise up to five hens on their property. this law goes in effect on july 1st. you will need a permit and a chicken coop, at least 40 feet away from your home and 5 feet from your neighbor's property. opponents have said that they're concerned about noise and odor. >>> stay with us "news4 today" continues now at 5:00 a.m. >> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. >>> good morning. now it's 5:00. months after the smoke incident that killed a woman at the metro station, a scathing report about metro. we're standing by for the findings. >>> we're also following breaking news out of switzerland and the scandal that continues to rock fifa. and the latest on the money laurnd laundering scheme. let's go to tom. >>> there sayis a live view of our sky early on this wednesday morning, you can just tell, there's less humidity in the air. the visibility are much better. not as much haze. and we're starting off with

justice. >>> how is the city preparing for a grand jury decision? >>> well, just about a little over a week ago, i was in cleveland, when there was a verdict, in a high profile case, and the verdict came, worked in his father and, there were number of protests. about 70 people were arrested, and city leaders said that they considered that a success because there wasn't any major unrest and, they are reaching out to those in the community to come up with a plan, so they can be prepared for anything. >>> the judge in the colorado shooting rejected a petition for armistrial, and they said a portion of the videos, should not have been called in court and he tried to call a crisis hotline, but he said, it was disconnected. and, many victims, have been face we had thousands of dollars, in medical bills and it is a financial burden and this week, the state legislature, voted to end that practice. >>> the governor said he will sign this into law and when he found out that rain victims here were being build thousands of dollars, he was outrage and, it will b

should the department of justice sue the city of baltimore for a practice of civil rights violations? i'm aware the president in congress made steps in this direction but what about police equipment? defense oriented officer safety items seem to be a no brainer. does it make sense for local police departments to deploy weapons of war armored vehicles and weaponized aircraft and grenade launchers and large caliber firms? >> what considerations do body camera merit? so let's dig in. to my right, tim lynch is director at cato's project on criminal justice which has become a leading voice since the bill of rights and civil liberties. research interests include the war on terrorism, overcriminalization, drug war, militarization of police tactics and gun control. he joined 1981 and published widely on a variety of national periodicals and frequent guests on public interest programs. he is a member of the wisconsin drikt of columbia and supreme court bars. a policy analyst at the cato institute. matthew worked at reason magazine as assistant editor of reason.com and worked at american conser

justice system. a recent study found that black people are 7 times more likely to be arrested in the city than white people. they are 11 times more likely to be booked into jail and 10 times for likely to be convicted. studies found the disparity is closing statewide but it is growing in san francisco. >>> a teen boy confronted an intruder to protect his two younger brothers. the child grabbed a baseball bat and threatened to swing it at the intruders. >> i was going to hit him in his head so he could be unconscious. >> my dog scared him out and then -- and then he came back again and we locked everything and he tried to bust in the

of argue it was unconstitutional because it took property without just compensation the the justice said cities can regulate property to serve the best interests of the public. >>mark: will start off negative and not from a positive it was over 80,000 members of the sunday when a big deal of respect to bell of greece and could default on its debt 17,00813. >>robin winston: is still packed at the bay bridge toll plaza lives on armed spinning out just a little bit and some of the caste lines on the right hand side 80 of a crossing that is looking better write down the middle and still backed up into the maze spilling over to the 580 connector and with about 80 come through emerald berkeley albany a lot of stop and go traffic heading into san francisco opera to the faith is a good ride, on the bridge of check of the bay area bridge of the dumbarton and the peninsula and the south bay coming up in just a minute. >>mark: people who use too much water and one east bay community will have to cut back on the uses or face the consequences this park city council on unanimously approved increasing rates u

. >>> family members of brandon tate brown are holding a rally for truth and justice today in response to the city'socuments that were released last week. those documents indicating that brown was not holding a gun during a traffic stop in december. police shot and killed him after they pulled him over in mayfair. the district attorney said that tate brown did not follow officer's orders and was reaching for a gun when he was shot by police. >>> south texas is bracing for more wet weather. emergency officials are keeping a close eye on a tropical storm brewing off the gulf of mexico. up to 15 inches of rain could fall as the storm moves through the area. emergency managers say the challenge for community leaders and businesses will be deciding what to tell employees, to stay home or come to work. they say tropical storms bring bands of very heavy rain that typically lead to flooding. >> this rain event will be probably heavier than what we saw on memorial day but more troublesome is that it's going to be over the whole area so it's not going to be isolated. it's going to be over the whole area. >> o

today organizers joined local religious leaders to unveil the mercy and justice initiative in center cityl include the francis fund short term campaign to help meet the needs of the homeless and hungry in the philadelphia and camden region. as well as the act for justice campaign which urges a concentrated national response to the poverty crisis. >>> "action news" anchor brian taff is also there in rome for the final meetings ahead of the papal visit to philadelphia. his life reports from italy will continue throughout the evening and of course throughout the week right here on "action news." >> and i was just looking at the weather out there 'cause today it looked spectacular there from his report. >> it did. >> rain tomorrow there. >> okay. >> but the rest of the time he's there wall to wall sunshine every day with highs in the upper 80's. >> making us jealous. >> exactly. >> at least he's getting a little rain, too. >> tomorrow. and we will as well tomorrow. the heat is on though. it's feeling like the middle if not the end of summer across much of the lower 48. blistering heat indices

justice department. the protection of american people. she understand the importance of policing in improving the relationship between police communities and citizens. she understands the -- she went on a six-cityoward. she understands the importance of criminal justice reform and that we have to smart on crime, not just tough. that is why she is committed to working as a partner with leaders of both parties who want to pursue reform that continues the trend of a falling crime rate and falling incarceration rate. she understand the importance of protecting the national security while securing our civil liberties. that is why she will safe guard the programs that is critical to protecting american lives and privacy. i see the fbi director is here and i know he is committed to doing the same thing. she lives out the words of one of our greatest attorney general's, robert f kennedy. the glory of justice and majesty of the law is not created just by the constitution, courts, officers of the law, nor by the lawyers, but by the men and women who constitute our society, who are protectors of the law as they are themselves protected by the law. that is the story of our nation. our strength does not com

the justice department included the oklahoma city bombing was indeed an act of domestic terror. bomber the man that killed three and injured almost two dozen he was caught in 1996 and prosecuted as a domestic terrorist. what about charleston? what about the shooting of nine people at the emanuel ame church? could that be considered an act of domestic terrorism? today the justice department said they are not ruling that out. a spokeswoman for the department saying they are looking at this crime from all angles including as a hate crime and act of domestic terrorism. the justice department told us today that they have not ruled anything out and that they will be following the evidence seeing where it leads them and then they'll decide whether or not to presume charges. it must include the following three characteristics, one it must involve acts dangerous to human life that violate federal or state law. two, it must appear intended to intimidate or coerce a civilian population or influence the policy of a government by intimidation or coercion or by mass destruction, assassination

yes, it does happen. >> whitaker: the city asked the u.s. justicedepartment in 2013 to investigate the cleveland p.d. after more than 100 police officers joined a high-speed chase and fired 137 times at this car, killing two unarmed people inside. police mistook their car backfire for gun shots. the justice department report found a pattern of "unnecessary and excessive use of deadly force," and it described an "us against them" mentality between the police and the community. what's more, some suspects were beaten, pepper sprayed, and tasered, even after they were already in custody. the report found a pattern of excessive use of force. you disagree with that? >> williams: yes, i do. >> whitaker: the report found that it was systemic within the division. you disagree with that? >> williams: yes, i do. >> whitaker: what do you agree with? >> williams: i agree that there are some issues within the cleveland division of police as they pertain to use of force, as they pertain to reporting, and community issues. and we are working diligently, both with t

nbc bay area's mark matthews is outside the hall of justice in san francisco. some city leaders you talked to say race isn't the only factor that comes into play here. >> reporter: that's right. we spoke with the chief of police and we also talked with an ex-con and they had pretty different opinions. and from the public defender who launched this report this morning at a press conference. the public defender calls the report shocking. >> it shows that african-americans are more likely to be kept in custody, to be subject to higher bails. >> reporter: and he adds san francisco's numbers are the worst of any big city in the state. >> you have a system which consistently discriminates against people of color and yet fails to acknowledge that fails to recognize it. >> reporter: joshua harris has done three terms behind bars. but he doesn't feel it was racism that caused him to get convicted and serve more time. >> i'm not saying that it's a racial thing because it wasn't the issue. the racial bigotry is the ignorance. >> reporter: harris says people in poor neighborhoods do

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justice. >> "eyewitness news" at philadelphia city hall where some local airport workers staged a protest they say they have had enough of what they call poverty level wages. workers were joined by organizers from seiu, they want to end airline's out sourcing passenger service jobs to low bid contractors. >>> well, 100 million people belonged to some kind of frequent flier program, but there is a new report out that find some airlines are better than others at honoring reward travel. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has add rise to get most out of your miles. >> reporter: steve sirochi says using frequent flier miles for travel can be a challenge. >> we fine those types of seats are not always available. >> reporter: consumer reports analyzed 70 million passenger trips over the past two years and found major airlines are getting better at honoring frequent flier miles but some are better than others. southwest ranks number one for offering the most award tickets. followed bayou nighted american delta and jet blue. sean bren on regularly flies southwest. >> i think it is a gr

the justices ruled in the case the city of l.a. said that police cannot view hotel registries without a warrant first. the city allowing police to access the records helps crack down on prostitution and other crimes. but in a a 5-4 ruling the supreme court ruled it violated the fourth amendment. the u.s. supreme court is set to end the session next week. some of the bigger cases still undecided at this point deal with same-sex marriages, healthcare subsidiaries and execution by lethal injection. kimberly: today marks six years since a crash on the metro red line. as stephen tschida roberts, the legacy memorial park is not far from the place the trains collided killing nine people. stephen: they return to a place near the location of the event which inflicted so much pain. six years ago two metro trains collided. leaving nine people dead. today they cut a symbolic ribbon while metro trains rolled past and children played. >> it is nice there is a place for to us remember. >> the family of the nine victims mark the opening of legacy

small group gather outside city hall this morning not knowing whh way the justices were going to g when they found out. raw emion just poured out. ic lee was there. >> decision brought cheers. hugs. tears. just raw emotion hugs. tears. just raw emotion. among the dozen or so same sex couple who gatr here at city hall to hear the decision. >> i feel like i'm part of the american dream now actually. yes. have the the interest to live the american dream like everybody else. >> it did take a long time but it says a lieutenant about or country that we can get to the right place. >> i'm so happy now. new beginning for us. all over the world.so yes i'm very, very very hap. >>reporter: con xwrats las las vegas. >> amazing. it's incredible. we have waited all these years. all these years. >> among ose here state senator mark leno who came out more than 4 decades ago. >> after 46 years my federal vernment now recognizing that my heart beats and loves no differently than yours or anybody else's. >> kerry and milliony brought the three-month old son julianne. >> this is a huge celebration for our m

we need the city of mckinney to really stand up for justice for these teens. >> so let's bring in chris mahondy, a board certified where consolidation. chris you've seen the video heard from the officer's attorney saying he was stressed. is that a valid or perhaps an understandable excuse here? >> i don't like the word excuse but it certainly makes it understandable how something like this can happen. we place extraordinary demands upon officers every day throughout america. and the idea that they should be shifting gears so quickly to respond from one call to the next, they do it remarkably well most of the time. and unfortunately there are events like this which are not excusable but understandable where you've got that backpack of stress building up. and unfortunately the wrong incident for this guy to respond to it gets exted emptied out at the wrong moment. it is okay for the officer to raise their hands and say you know i really shouldn't go to the next call, but since the level had gotten elevated, he really felt like he should go there. even though i'm not over those last couple

us to have more discussion with the anti bias systemic forest so we can say our city a do everything we can to have a justice that is for justice and free of bias historically as we moving forward i know there is not the votes but i'll restate the motion that as amended by supervisor yee that we place on budget & finance reserve one what was it - and and 40 - $48,000 pending the sharing of the anti bias training for the full force of police department. >> okay. >> thank you supervisor mar. >> to be clear just so i understand i was not part of the hearing this is going to happen outside of police academies. >> there was a discussion only for the academies or the command staff and what chief suhr and i have been talking about the full force whether 21st century 71 through a bias or unconscious training. >> when it this schedule to happen. >> the chief has not think outside the box specific. >> okay. just from my prospective i think with the sentiment everyone shares with the committee having that type of training not only exists today but take that incredibly seriously for the things that have come to light wi

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