the comprehensive developments to necessar to necessitate security and joint projects. defeating terrorism and achiev achieving security is on top of my priorities. that's why we will develop the police. we will double its efforts to achieve security to restore security. we need to modern nice the security system and mechanism. security should be there everywhere nationwide within. within healthy relations between the police and the people, where every one of us are governed by the law, and we need also to have a look to the police officers, non-commissioned officers, and recruit their standard of living. they need to be supported. the next era needs a national role. the state will pave the way for the environment that will help them to development. the other two wings of economic development particularly in our country where we have good opportunities, good opportunities in order to compliment each one, the other, and this will be reflected in a positive way. in order to create new jobs for the eart earth. we'll also look at legislation as to how to help gaining approv

expectation that every single kit will be tested and every single case and we just don't think that it's necessar necessary. >> in response to the opposition the bill author assembly member nancy skin frer berkeley amended the measure. law enforcement would have had 5 days to submit a rape kit to a crime lab skinner changed that to 10. also doubled the number of days that lab would have to up load dna profile to the national database to 60. the law would not go into effect until january 1st 2016. >> we want and expect rape kits to be examined. the information to be up road loaded and this kind of crime to be treated with the seriousness that it deserves. >>reporter: so far the bill has not received a single opposing vote. >> sheriff's have excellent relationship with the governor. >>reporter: sought sheriff's association is eyeing a final show down with governor brown. >> if this bill makes its way through the senate an gets to the governor desen we have to sit down as association and decide whether or not we are going to ask the governor to veto the bill or if we live with the consequences of th