mr. carolyn said the state passed the requirement for the 25 percent mandatory reduction with the usher supplier for the bosco agency there in month categories in the full range in the 8 percent and per capital to a few in the highest per capital the 36 reduction group and they're assigned a target bans they're residential per capital in july of 2014 in aggregate their needing to achieve the 17 percent reduction statewide 25 percent but in the wholesale service arresting area that is a 17 percent reduction and 8 of the 23 agencies in that lowest per capital are the wholesaler customers reflective of the fact it is not on san francisco with the 17 percent capital there's a number of wholesale agencies and the low use category and again important when we drive how to achieve our savings in fact, from 10 of the agencies met or exceeded from the june to february period and they overall achieved 14 percent so very close to the 17 percent in the past actions going forward >> give us a sense the breakdown like i said there are 8 agencies in the 8 percent category one in the telephone and 8 in the 16 pe

those was one that i sponsored, justice for victims of trafficking act along with carolyn maloney, who's here today. mreces of legislation and you don't get much bipartisan than carolyn maloney from new york and ted poe from texas agreeing. we are only separated as churchill said by a common language, and i want to thank her for her hard work for years on this issue of trafficking. and the senate combined these 10 bills, made some positive changes and their bill passed the senate 99-0. justice for victims of trafficking act goes after the trafficker, the slave master, the slaveholder. it treats the child as a victim and not as a criminal, not as a child prostitute. it rescues the victim. and it targets the demand, the buyer, the child abuser that buys for pleasure these children. this legislation also allows federal judges to impose not only prison for these criminals but may order fees that go into a fund and that fund can be used for victim services, even for training for peace officers, make these criminals pay the rent on the courthouse, pay for the system that they have created. and i want to than

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carolyn, you are on. caller: good morning. the problem in the good old usa is white supremacy and the institutional racism that mr. woodson does not want to talk about. the day before the young man's spine was broken there was no racism -- excuse me, i'm nervous. there was no riots going on in baltimore. this has been going on all over the u.s. please have dr. joy todegrew on. she will give you history. guest: i was born during the depression. up until 1965, 85% of all black households had a man and woman raising children. elderly people could walk in their own neighborhoods without fear of being attacked by young people. that has all changed. black on black crime, we have a 9/11 in the black community every six months. over 3000 blacks are killed by other blacks. the group in baltimore in counseling with -- they put a number on the board. 14 versus 189. 14 was the number of blacks shot by the police. 189 with a number of blacks in baltimore killed by other blacks. when we talk about does black life matter, why does it only matter when a white police officer shoots or kills a black? by concentrating exclusively on