-- thereare a number are couple that interest me. i am not sure.n: do you see romney and trump as being a sort of similar? >> no. >> successful business people? >> a little bit. >> i guess in the business aspect. , maybe youas his could call it his see thatity, you could after his first of may, romney completely fell apart and everybody was wondering what happened to romney. i don't see that happening with donald trump. what is in touch with everybody is thinking and what everybody wants. he will do with america what is needed and not what america wants to hear. he is like one of us. he may be a millionaire which separates him from everybody else, but he is still doing what everybody is wanting. john: what is the thing that you like least about him or the thing that you can say concerns you most about him as a president of candidate? aiken's -- it could be something or it could be nothing. i think he could cross over with an inappropriate comment and it would very much concern me at that point if you were the nominee and we were down to two people.

collaborative course were all of course very proud of the effect of these courts and at the bottom therearesome of the studies that show there very effective in reducing recidivism. but we have here is the currentparticipants in these various courts, and then we have the existing additional capacity for those different alternative courts. for instance, with the court we have 93 participants, but we have an additional capacity that could double that. now, those numbers that are in that column related to the additional capacity, not all of those individuals, of course, are in custody at the time that they elect to participate in the collaborative courts. however, our estimate that is it could be as high as 40% of that population would be referred from in custody into those collaborative courts. we have some new collaborative courts as well. the misdemeanor behavioral health courts and the young adult courts. of course those numbers are more modest, but still i think significant when you're trying to meet the controller's neck expectation of what we would need in 2020. the money belt system is

thousands of dollars to get permits to fix this property and make it habitable and have to deal with thereare 24 occupants living there before who may not be able to come back but that isn't a situation we created. [inaudible] i don't argue, the tenants are preventing from doing the irk with, but there are belongings that remain in the property and we offered to pay to relocate those belongings so we can move forward with the work. we offered to do that without obligation and as far as i know that remains out standing and not responded to. we are willing to move forward but there are imp pediments to be able to do these things and think the commission should focus on the big issues as we have been and do think if you look that order of abatement that exists that was recorded as--let me see here--order number 2015-11822. you find some of the very ixues we are dealing with, the plumbing paint and general nuisance and we are considering a order of abatement and that is inappropriate to punish the owner [inaudible] >> i just want to make something clear. if someone took out the front steps to kee

i think ice is trying to meet the needs and see thereare there more crimes they would share information they have to start with that. >> she makes a good point. she goes on to say that sanchez criminal history alone should have been enough to send him home permanently. >> 33 minutes after the hour. the u.s. army sent hundreds of thousands troops that military cut coming after the expensive isis strategy is falling way short of the goal. >> good morning. the army will go from 490,000 to 4 50,000. there will be civilian cuts as well. we first heard about these a while back last year. they will follow through on the cuts. more may be to come because of sequester cuts. it will be a big topic of conversation here in washington. as we go through the process ahead. how it is we are only training a few dozen syrian fighters to take on isis forces in the strong holds of syria. >> you mentioned we are currently training about 60 fighters. i have to tell you after four years, mr. secretary, that's not a very impressive number. a oo not impressive because they signed off on spending $500 million on

collaborative course were all of course very proud of the effect of these courts and at the bottom therearesome of the studies that show there very effective in reducing recidivism. but we have here is the currentparticipants in these various courts, and then we have the existing additional capacity for those different alternative courts. for instance, with the court we have 93 participants, but we have an additional capacity that could double that. now, those numbers that are in that column related to the additional capacity, not all of those individuals, of course, are in custody at the time that they elect to participate in the collaborative courts. however, our estimate that is it could be as high as 40% of that population would be referred from in custody into those collaborative courts. we have some new collaborative courts as well. the misdemeanor behavioral health courts and the young adult courts. of course those numbers are more modest, but still i think significant when you're trying to meet the controller's neck expectation of what we would need in 2020. the money belt system is

thousands of dollars to get permits to fix this property and make it habitable and have to deal with thereareoccupants living there before who may not be able to come back but that isn't a situation we created. [inaudible] i don't argue, the tenants are preventing from doing the irk with, but there are belongings that remain in the property and we offered to pay to relocate those belongings so we can move forward with the work. we offered to do that without obligation and as far as i know that remains out standing and not responded to. we are willing to move forward but there are imp pediments to be able to do these things and think the commission should focus on the big issues as we have been and do think if you look that order of abatement that exists that was recorded as--let me see here--order number 2015-11822. you find some of the very ixues we are dealing with, the plumbing paint and general nuisance and we are considering a order of abatement and that is inappropriate to punish the owner [inaudible] >> i just want to make something clear. if someone took out the front steps to keep th