it's slightly a little worse for the kad end of it, but when we look at the range for the kad and cable, the difference between the lowest amount of calls and the highest amount of calls, it improves that for the cable which is the incident. you might ask what does that mean for the kad, the akkad that calls for services means there can be multiple calls for one incident. we began to focus more on the cable which are the accident levels, the ones that officers tend to spend their time on solving that for the city. so there was some improvement with the objective trying to balance that work load between the districts when it comes to the incident level. so that concludes what our formal presentation entails. i'm sure you have specific questions about the districts. >> one of the other things as you will notice that the line are cleaner on the new maps. there is not as many for lack of a better phrase, nukes and crannies. not a lot of pockets. to the south of divisadero to market from point a to point b. everybody knows pretty much that that's a straight line. the other fact that both sid

it's slightly a little worse for the kad end of it, but when we look at the range for the kad and cable, the difference between the lowest amount of calls and the highest amount of calls, it improves that for the cable which is the incident. you might ask what does that mean for the kad, the akkad that calls for services means there can be multiple calls for one incident. we began to focus more on the cable which are the accident levels, the ones that officers tend to spend their time on solving that for the city. so there was some improvement with the objective trying to balance that work load between di

. >> if the data is primarily driven off the kad and cable was there something in place to account for the english proficiency communities. where people don't feel comfortable calling the police in these communities. >> we did look at a variety of demographic databases from the transbase to map and look at so they can see where the current lines and proposed lines would fall within special populations, and they were very vat for lower than average income, youth and senior population, things of that nature were mapped and shown and discussed. either multiple variables along that line around demographics that were included. >> thank you, my final question for the chief and perhaps you already answered in in your last answer. if we do end up with these districts that have some kind of variation that has a call for service would be adjusting for the police personnel by station to account for this? >> right, tenderloin is the great example for that. right now the market belongs to the station and they are at 24 and full staff at 36. so, that personnel would then be assigned to tenderloin. b

the wrinkle is in 2 state that is have not expanded medicate e kad. >> i can't tell -- obviously, thiss from a human perspective. ly say this. i am genuinely surprised that it's this far in, continues to be as devicive as it probably was. i think i was wrong. i think i got the politics of the affordable care act wrong. it really is working. it's not perfect. there's a lot of things about it that are terrible. police e politically, it is a little surprising. >> but it's not. the 80% of health care costs are bourn by 20% of the people. not that many people need it in that way. >> and you have to sort of wait long enough for the car sell to go arnold e around where people cycle through periods. >> and that's going to take a long, long time. so e you're going to see an impact on medical bankruptcies and whatnot. it's very hard to sort of experience these things if you're not actually experiencing them. >> my question now is we're looking at the politics of affordable care act in 30 years to look like the politics of, say, medicare, which is no one can touch it. or the politics of abortion

this has been happening for deck cay e kads. but i definitely give them a lot of credit to be able to stand up and withhold the criticism. >> joining me now is norm stamper, author of a great book, "breaking rank," which i've read and really enjoyed. >>> can you talk to me. what was your reaction when you read that statement from the police officers. i was a bit taken back from the tone of it. it's so angry. it's so hostile. it's basically suggesting that, look, we're breaking our backs to essentially protect the stadium, it's a nice stadium, it would be terrible if something just happened to it and we just walked away and let you to fend for yourselves. as someone who spent 34 years as a cop, how do you react to that stantd? >> i wasn't the least bit surprised with the reaction, i'm sad to say. i think it points the huge gulf that exists particularly between white police officers and people of color. every poll that you see essentially shows that white citizens support the police and african american or people of color do not s

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