. >> tomorrow, part 3 of paul beban's interview with ron davis. we examine the power of saying "i'm sorry", what happens when police apologise and own up to what they have done wrong. >> the minute communities - you have people in the community, we are talking that history suggests that there's time law enforcement played a negative role in enforcing discriminatory laws. many are live and well and living in the community. >> part 3 of paul beban's community tomorrow. that is our show for today. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. thanks for watching. >>> theatre shooting - a gunman opens fire in a louisiana movie theatre, details on the latest deadly mass shooting. campaign stop... >> there's a huge problem with the illegals coming through. and in this section it's a problem. >> trump brings his tough immigration message to the boarder. >> uphill battle. >> it's not a better

>> i think way ron davis is approaching this, it struck me that the tone is very reform-oriented. there is not a lot of backup sort of old guard thinking about the way police need to assert their authority. this is really again the nature of the program is collaborative. it's about police working with their communities to as he said, the spirit of policing, they want to improve the lives of people around them. it's a tonal shift. it certainly has all the signs, they're making all the right sounds. >> paul beban reporting, paul we appreciate it. >>> on sunday be sure to watch a special "on target," invisible threat dangers of the dark web. we'll explore more of the secrets bought and sold and part of the internet you never see. >> the thing about the dark web is it's largely invisible to law enforcement right? that means all of the illegal activities you see in the physical world have sort of moved to the dark web. human trafficking narcotics counterfeiting illicit arms trade. >> teens young naked girls real rape, you find a lot of those? >> when it comes to sex sites you can find

tomorrow we will continue with part 2 of paul beban's interview with iran ron davis. >> given the distance we've been in ferguson, and south carolina, would you believe that is the a low point. >> the revealing answer tomorrow. and that is our show for today. i'm david schuster in for ali velshi, thanks for watching. >> tough sell. >> a bad deal threatens the security of the american people and we're going to do everything possible to stop it. >> resistance from congress and concerns from allies as the white house tries to push the iran nuclear deal. >>> traffic stop investigation. >> the officer was picking on her point blank serious. >> put your phone down. >> new questions surrounding the arrest of sandra b

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we're very excited that the person responsible for that whole report, ron davis, is going to be conveninghe president. we'll see. but we'll be in the white house representing oakland very proudly all day thursday. >> great. i want to touch on one more issue -- coliseum project. it's a confidential deal, i know we can't talk about the specifics but everyone keeps talking about deadlines that are coming forth. the initial proposal was given in june. how are we feeling? we keep hearing about raiders deadlines, owners meeting next week. are we getting close to maybe this is -- the go time? >> our challenge that we're trying very hard to keep all our teams. we have a complex situation here in oakland. the city and county are co- owners of the land where all of our current sports facilities sit and then we are one of the last cities in the country that have shared facilities with both football and baseball playing in the same place. so we are working on parallel paths, we're working very hard and we pass these proposals back and forth. >> questions and answers -- i guess the question is, when w