also reece and you are working on say valor ceremony. it's august 28th of honor. with references to items of future consideration. can we scheduled the officers mediation policy. i know we've tabbed that in other larger jurisdictions can we get that are you aware of that situation >> i am aware of it. i can't give you when it will be calendared >> commissioners anything else you want to add to our agenda. >> yes to follow up on the officer involved activities. i think some things need to be conferred and then to the point he said there's a thousand urban involved homicides in san francisco. we can get data on that with a breakdown on zip codes? >> dr. monroe can we get a handle on that we can get a reasonable time. >> absolutely. >> okay. i haven't heard minimal. we're now open to line items abc and d. >> uncertain a problem i have is i'm sure your somewhat aware of. it seems like those gangsters here. i have a problem. i don't know what to do i've tried everything i can do to avoid it to - there's no other issue i can address it we'll have to cross that bridge. i

reece comes up to answer the last question. i think that opportune to be clear with the public that whatever the governor has allocated towards the common core we should probably quadruple. it is a sea change for the states in the nation and what i can tell the parents is that what students are learning in school is going to increase, it is going to be deeper and it is going to be much more robust, and it is going to be predicate that the teachers teach in a much different way with a much deeper understanding of the spiraling of learning. so much more than ever before, would a student learns in kindergarten will be built upon in the first grade will be built upon in the second grade and so the students not mastering the subject matter materials and then moving to the next grade will not be detrimental to students it will be the kiss of academic death. i can't put it in stronger terms. and this is a huge deal that we are going to be talking a lot about in terms of really equipping our teachers with the tools to teach in a much d

getting word of the disabled vehicle on eastbound 140 approaching reece road towards westminster.all lanes are closed just the westbound direction due to utility work. the ramp from poti street is blocked by ongoing roadwork. 95 towards the fort mchenry, problem free at the moment. 895 checking out ok at the harbor tunnel. rest of the major roadways faring quite well. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> always nice when you can start off the work week without major problems. 68 in randallstown. 69 in columbia. we'll be even warmer into the afternoon and we have two areas to keep in mind. down to the south and are dealing with showers, added a few a few showers are breaking out your garrett county. these will come towards baltimore through the midday and afternoon. that is why we are including a chance for us had a shower or thunderstorm after 12 p.m. and that goes until about sunset. seven-day forecast shows we're still in the >>> 7:30 on this monday morning. it's the 17th of june 2013 and we have a happy crowd out on rockefeller crowd this morning. a pretty day as we say h

she still was admitted but she said the cuts one factor was reece petty would the racial factor that prevented her admission and then she said. >> does this decision have broad implications, or is it just kicking the can down the road to? >> if we are kicking the can down the road, we're taking down the road toward a hall where it will fall and remained there. because at this point what justice kennedy said in reading the decision that he wrote, that we're going back to a time in which the reviewing court, when they decide whether or not raise can be taken into account, get look at whether not there some other race neutral alternative that would produce the same educational benefit of that university. so we are taking race have completely. say we're going to go to the force people into that's one of the things we will use. where is the remedy for the 300 years of racial discrimination suffered by people of color? when we're saying we will not use race and if we can help it, and what we are talking about is the basis of affirmative action. >> justice ginsburg was the only one to disse

basically, we would be perhaps reece or cyprus, other countries that are in bad, basically on the verge of bankruptcy, except that we produce our own money and the dollar is the international currency so it's allowed all this reckless overspending. so i think it's time, and i know there are many others who agree, that we reform congress to the point where all public assistance comes in one single committee. one area where all public assistance can be located, and will be easy to see all the duplications, all the waste, so much easier to see areas where fraud is running rampant when you put all of those public assistance measures in the same bill. i'd actually propose -- i've actually proposed an amendment which would strike title 4, the food stamp program, though it's een cleverly renamed the supplemental nutrition assistance program, snap, has a real snap to it, but the gold was not to do away with that program, and in fact, my friend across the aisle, mr. mcgovern, asked me are you wanting to do away entirely with the food stamp or the supplemental nutrition assistance program? and i

and the fourth pillar is reece corzine. that makes the third thing happen correctly. resource that have -- has to happen correctly. i'll be happy to answer any questions. thank you for your time. >> thank you for that well- rounded survey, if you will. i have about 40 questions here, but among the going to ask one and then turn to our says he had to catch some of the questions that you all have been circulating. if you still have questions written on your cards. the mob and staff will collect them. i want to touch on the readiness issue. it seems to me, for the active forces, readiness questions are fairly linear. how much readiness -- how much money you have, where will you cut, and can live with the consequences? the questions are more complicated. it is not only ready as for what, but you have to balance federal responsibilities and state responsibilities, as you pointed -- hinted at in your questions. and you also have to compensate for a less for the active component, which adds to complexity to your situation. how do you deal with those challenges? this is a que