provide p.d. that's focused on closing the gaps for african american students, so specific professional development around closing gaps, provide p.d. on effective use of form ative data, so these are all strategies around professional capacity that we believe need to be in schools, especially our historically underserved schools. then you can see from the central office supports that will be provided for these schools, coordinate new teacher p.d. opportunities, provide p.d. for culturally and linguistically teaching practices. in the area of instructional guidance, some of the strategies that we want to put in place is to make sure that we have full literacy development around our literacy programs. you can see full math development -- professional development for our math core curriculum, so making sure that our teachers have a rich professional development around the curriculum models that we have in place but making sure that the p.d. is full and rich and gives them the skills that they need to

. >> and then who's selecting what that teaching -- what that p.d. is? >> you mean, who selects who receives it or what provides -- who provides it. >> yeah, who selects the vendor. >> oh, that's the design team. >> the design team. and will that be an outside party or are we trying to do our own? >> one of the things that we're looking at is realizing where we have capacitor we don't, so most likely that will come from an outside vendor. >> okay. and then i know that we -- you know, we -- you know, we've been pitching pitch for a while now, and i'm just wondering in terms of -- so we were able to get some funding from salesforce on the teacher component of it. is there other areas that you're still looking for resources or gaps that we're not seeing -- going to be able to see in this year's budget? >> so we know that we have some dollars to put some funding in -- and one of the big pieces is once we see some of the selection from sites, that's going to give us a much bigger picture of where the gaps are, but my anticipation is we will not be able to ful

we have all the best equipment in the in a country we've had riots and you never see daylight p.d. rolling down a block we're on trucks because we believe. with the important people in the community well you don't need that you don't need all of this equipment and urban environment black officers make up only twelve percent of all local police officers and those are the thinkers from twenty fifteen and the number is not growing why are black people joining the police force as much they prevented from doing. what is if there's a few issues here one young black men don't want to be police officers to a certain extent then you have this piece to it is that day a week in out black offices for petty stuff like bad credit. you know if they had some is like you know speeding tickets a some day when i'm out when you look at the counterpart the white officers that have the same issues at the black office as i have and they are allowed to get on the job and a black horse is a being weeded out because every time they tell me that they can't find a black offices i can name twenty five black of

on the beach has been quiet for a while due to inter milan p.d. and. basically the nice court we trust been by the office of the prime minister and been able to quit for good books the last look at these two different sections. different sections and i need to take you to a decent. i'm not seems to have a lot. but the taken off the region wide bunched up into the neighborhood scene. at issue today. mo diagram of an issue thank you michael. zimbabwe's president. trailed two weeks after surviving a grenade attack two people were killed and several others injured when the grenade was thrown at them as he left the political rally. president says nothing will stop the election at the end of this month security is being step ahead of the vote. in that. zimbabwe's northeast. earlier this week that it was going to increase security for the president and at this rally we've seen a lot more soldiers people are lining up to get inside the stadium when they get to be and when they are. by the police but they are just standing nearby keeping an eye on. the stage wh

was probably you appear before the start of the high court on monday to find the p.d. and usually the process comprises a few days and. even there. the highest court. for you to leave the. weirdest court stand because it is supreme court has heard the entire process of. process does not last more beyond six feet so this is the first step is to appear in person people who are defining the of. empty as gore and islam abide thank you after meeting with british prime minister tourism a u.s. president donald trump is now at his private golf resort in scotland to wrap up his four day visit to the united kingdom hundreds of people turned out for anti trump protests in scotland largest city claws go in a small group calling themselves scots for trump were also there to welcome the president for a further demonstrations against his visit though as he arrived in the scottish town of turnberry on friday trump has tweeted that he plans to hold more meetings there and play some golf. correspondent barbara vessel has been covering trump's visit for us from london she told us earlier

the example fits a whole it could spread out and then there will be facing a you know a massive civil p.d.'s out on the country where you know can lose their ability to control the life of palestinians and the occupation without control doesn't work. any terrorists. with over forty thousand people killed under his roof it took twenty five years to bring him to a court of law but why for so long was such a brutal dictator considered an ally of the west who heard our reporting to the congress that the press there were engaged to. al jazeera unravels the history of chad's notorious former president he's saying had three dictator on trial on al-jazeera. and the reported world on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their countries haven't truly been ab

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your cost of equipment purchase is high, and is it because p.d.'s got the inside track and can get a reduced cost or -- >> it's possible. i think that they are still finalizing the contract. >> oh, we have not begun the procurement product. >> so the unit cost of the weapon is still uncertain. we took -- because we found that in a prior analysis from the sheriff's department? >> that's actually the direct cost of the sheriff's department, the same equipment. >> so the other difference i think -- so perthe policy, we looked at the number of positions perthe commission policy that were eligible for these kind of weapons, and we looked at the number that they have and that they are asking for in this budget, and that's the sort of multiplying fack for between the unit costs and the number of people that are eligible. i think that the department has a slightly different plan for who is going to get them? not everyone who's eligible may get them in the first year? and so that, i think accounts for some of the difference between our one-time costs and th

that was part of the plachblt sf p.d. brought the remains of dismantled guns to a local nonprofit. the idea is to take these pieces associated withorksle ofrt peace. >> i think first of all getting the guns off the streets is number one. the fact that they've been destroyed shows they'll never be used again to harm someone. this metal was mine and manufactured with the purpose of ending lives and we have literally and figuratively ended that pattern. >>> the iconic brady bunch house up for sale. we'll show you next. >> let's put a bid on it. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. home. a night on the couch watching t-v turns into a snake scare. the video that )s putting a neighborhood on edge. >>> tonight at 6:00, slithering into their san jose home, a snake scare. this video putting a neighbo

when we talk about training and p.d. around safety kak and care kak attendance, implicit bias, are we not focusing on those schools for those trainings? are we casting a wide net and saying, you know, first-come first serve? are we not going to the schools and saying this is the training we will afford to your entire staff? why would we not start at tier one and/or these schools to provide training to have the most african-american students in them? why are we not doing that? >> i believe there is a twice what they training for pitch schools and we are putting together a program that would include the key elements of special and supported schools. i have not quite seen the final piece of that. >> there is, you know, it is a big part of the bayview knight last year. that is how we focused on it years ago. the whole team embraced that school. they were the target of a lot of p.d. they actually, you know, gave it life and breath at that school. so there were several -- in the last presentation that i gave you before kak i w

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country's army are systematic and go unpunished it is indeed one of two most shocking and despicable p.d.'s that i ever watched in my entire career we spent a lot of time at amnesty to analyze didio we have collected on testimony said information for our sources underground we have compounded these testimonies with the analysis of our experts including military experts in terms of weapons for example you can hardly be mistaken. the video depicts uniformed personnel from the army weapon such as in just over twenty one is a serbian made weapon consistent with those used by becoming. very surprised and shocked by the fact that the minister of communication s dismissed the d.d.s. fake news even before launching an investigation on the case and recorded systematic torture extrajudicial executions. arbitrary arrests cases of enforced disappearance and all these cases that's never been dealt with. we have aas the office of the country's prime minister to confirm whether the government is holding an investigation although so far we haven't had ever spoke. clashes have erupted between muslim wors

the chicago p.d. took the unusual step of quickly releasing body cam footage. the department says it shows the man reaching for a gun holstered at his waist. amazon's big sales event called prime day had a shaky start today. many shoppers were told something went wrong on our end. it is unclear how widespread the outage was. amazon also had trouble in spain, where 1,000 workers chose prime day to go on strike for better pay and working conditions. a walkout is planned in germany tomorrow. the 12 boys rescued from the flooded cave are expected to go home this week along with their cope. new pictures released today show them hugging the tie navy seal who took care of them while they were trapped. the boy's families joined volunteers outside the cave today, buddhist monks held a cleansing ceremony. >> up next here a woman on a mission to reunit a family and their long lost photos. e to buy. preparing classic campfire trout. say what? trout. trout. all right. you don't think i need both? why does he have that axe? make summer go right with ford america's best selli

or the city p.d. they are really the only serious about making sure that either of these for the night and sort of for a particular project themselves are sort of core growth or falling in particular not a deep and to ensure that there is that you can look up into the world and watch way do you think that india china have for the. and line in a way that the u.s. and russia haven't because both india and china also have nuclear weapons that is going to. develop its nuclear weapons in nine hundred ninety eight just be twenty years it has how many nuclear bombs under them ten and twenty compared to what the superpowers have said ten years into their new developments india has a. very very few programs that is the case with china and china also has a very solid no question in get us more progress on that northwest us to see what kind of us and china house will be at the end of reference so even pakistanis have no more than i'm going to be their constituents i fly think of the other countries not china pak

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to transfer a p.d. could have also worked on you it's not quite as fast but the technology already exists we've already seen an example that demonstrates that this technology is indeed feasible. just lawyer look contra pete was a high speed monorail system that used magnetic levitation it was developed in germany. a testing site for the transfer of paid went into operation in in western germany in the mid one nine hundred eighty s. the transfer of people didn't glide through a vacuum tube but it did use magnets for propulsion the maglev train had a top speed of four hundred twelve kilometers per hour faster than modern intercity express trains in new york. on september twenty second two thousand and six in the middle of its test route the transfer repeat collided with a maintenance fare call that was mistakenly on the track twenty three people were killed and ten were injured. today the former test track lies in ruins after the accident the german transrapid could no longer find an ambassador. however t

the norfolk p.d. was challenged to a lip-sync battle. the lead cop looks like bruno mars. 31 people watched this video. that's one for every crime committed by the cops were having a dance party. the running of the bulls is currently under way in spain this week if you are not familiar. it's like shopping on black friday. this is why you can't give people free healthcare. they make stupid decisions like i think i'll stand in front of an angry bull. who do you believe? after he got up he told reporters. the running of the bulls end july 14. if you would still like to get chased you could wear a trump hat to a d.c. restaurant. let's go to alabama where a dog named annie just started the lived-saving 12-step program. puppies wants to go down the stairs but she knows stairs are dangerous. my guess is she smells bacon in the kitchen and wants it all to herself. annie is in action. cnn is reporting president trump's supreme court nominee wants to kill all puppies. personally i think that's an outrage. topic number four. the release of the new

the state police and atf are assisting the new orleans p.d. in their investigation. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." now back to "justice with judge jeanine." president trump: we accomplished an economic turnaround of historic proportions. we have turned it all around. once again we are the economic envy of the entire world. judge jeanine: that's president trump talking about the incredible news about the economy friday. former aid to chuck schumer and radio host chris than. and dan bongino. how are you going to wiggle your way out of what the president said. 1.5 million fewer prime age americans were working when he came into office. >> i will give him some credit for the economy, maybe not as much as he's giving himself. he didn't inherit a mess. the economy has been on an upward economy for years. and some people were front loading their exports. president obama had four quarters better than this. and he created more jobs in his presidency than president trump has created. obama had a 5.1% growth in the second square and over 4% gro

. >> yanos was arrested and taken back to the p.d. where the detective had 72 hours to compile a case that would convince the d.a. to file murder charges. otherwise he would be released. he was confident he could wrap this up quickly. >> we had the wet clothes. he was changing his statements. his girlfriend, our victim's wife, was very positive he was the one responsible for this. >> he grilled him for hours. but yanos was insistent he had nothing to do with mcfarland's murder. there was no history or scratch of any kind on him. with no history of committing any kind of crime, was it possible yanos wasn't the killer? the detective had an idea. mary ann wanted to see her former lover in jail. what if they taped the conversation? so the two met for the first time since archie's murder as the tape rolled. >> how could you do such a horrible thing and think you are a man? if you get out of here alive, i'll kill you. do you know what you've done? you've destroyed me. >> i didn't do what you accuse me. i did not do it. >> if i had a gun, i

example of pets a whole lot could spread out and then there will be facing a you know a massive civil p.d.'s out on the country where the you know can lose their ability to control the life of palestinians and you know occupation without control doesn't work. any terrorists. arts. of opinion and wits that take that view is no point to make an argument that i have no basis in fact i'm not an esteemed chamber of two banks i was in every important thing an examination of the ideas the thinkers the theorists believed it was a lot of people see them as victories for me to infer from that i haven't seen victories for anybody search for itself in forty years a new series of head to head coming soon on al-jazeera i had a briefing today from a man named steele who has been out there working with the security forces a veteran of el salvador's war sent to iraq you seem to be with our portfolios during whatever it is that he wanted to take interest and next about in counterinsurgency while this interview was going on with jim steele there were these terrible screams about pain and terror but what was

an officer with the greenville p.d. was responding to a robbery in progress. he was not charged with the offense because his white glove was way too tight, and everyone knows if the glove don't fit, you must acquit. he has become an internet sensation. he's not eligible for dancing with the stars because his career is still on the way up. topic number three. let's head to hendersonville, north carolina where a houseguest was behaving like a real animal. three teenagers left a box of donuts in the garage which you should never do on a sunday. he helped himself to four donuts but he didn't eat any bear claws because he's not a cannibal. one million people have watched video of the donut, loving bear. when you google donut loving beasts of, every story is about michael moore. if you walk into a best guy the only thing harder to find than cds is the geek squad. you can imagine music fans are furious with the change for sending the cd to the big 8-track in the sky. the copy released this video showing their employees how to deal with anyone coming in to demand a cd

. >> dear p.d., i've been carrying this ticket around 40+ years, always intending to pay, forgive me if i don't give you my info. with respect, dave. jon: how much did dave owe? a whopping 2 bucks here, included $5 with his note adding three more for interest. >>> and that's how fox reports this 1st of july. i'm jon scott. have a good week and spectacular independence day. fox news sunday starts now. chris: i'm chris wallace, president trump will announce supreme court nominee a week from tomorrow and sets day for a summit with vladimir putin. ♪ >> i think we will be talking about syria, i think we will be talking about ukraine, i think we will be talking about many other subjects and we will see what happens. chris: we will discuss relations between u.s. and russia and what to expect from summit with john bolton, president trump's national security adviser in first interview since returning from moscow. then -- >> you to pick a great one. we have to pick one that's going to be there for 40 years, 45 years. chris: who will president trump pick to replace

that would be the nylons and p.d. ones. in the interim, existing building pa systems will be used to provide information to visitors in the event of an emergency. the security contractor and i laid universe adult -- and everett -- universal took over the bus plaza on june 14th. a contractor will take over security of the remaining areas at substantial completion. as of tomorrow, the security officers will have full security responsibility for the transit centre and the general contractor security officers will maintain security on the gates into the site. investigators will be training with the hot teams as well as with the east c.b.d. ambassadors. we will have a lot of integration between those different teams and learn the area before the center actually opens. finally, as dennis said, we are moving into the security spaces as i speak. the building is really coming alive. >> the last two slides are the scheduled slides. there are no particular updates because we are on track and we are opening in mid august. so any questi

in the p.d., approaches they're taking -- that's so important that now we have actually a ceremony for those trained in c.i.t. body cameras, a big, big deal. getting footage of what is happening. children of incarcerated parents. that's a general order that we put together. i can actually get on my phone and start to read them to you. >> supervisor cohen: when you say children of incarcerated parents, you mean that the police department has made an agreement to not arrest in front of their children. >> yes. if you give me a moment here, i can go to them and start to read them to you. >> supervisor cohen: no. i was interested in what you can recall. i think we should move on. i have a few more questions to go through. just trying to garner your understanding of the commonality of police misconduct. how often does it happen? sitting on the police commission, you probably have seen and heard some things in open session as well as closed session. i'm not asking for you to comment on anything that's in closed session. above i want to get a feel for how common police misconduct is. >> it dep

when we contacted redwood city p.d., they had stated they had no record of the tow, so they didn't know where it was at. our road side assistance department who's usually involved in these situations stated they did not authorize the tow, and as i stated before, the kust kust or their insurance didn't authorize the -- customer or their insurance didn't authorize the tow. the s.f.o. received a call from 56 days later to state that they had the vehicle. on the hyundai santa fe, it was a broken window in san francisco. our customer wasn't comfortable driving it. our road side assistance department went out there. the car wasn't there. they contacted the customer, and they stated that jose's towing towed the vehicle. our road side assistance department contacted jose's towing. they stated that they did not accept the tow, so we assumed that somebody else took the vehicle, and then all of a sudden we got a call, i can't remember the amount -- 40 something or days later from jose's towing stating that they had the vehicle, and that's the one we paid $5500. >> you still have 27 seconds. >> oh,

orlando p.d. has since stopped using the software. our next guest revealed the use by law enforcement in a blog post last month. he is a technology and civil liberties attorney for the aclu and spoke with emily chang. >> people should be able to walk down the street without being watched by the government. face surveillance technology allows the government to track where we go, what we do, whether we go to a church or an abortion clinic and that's something that the government should be able to do and again, and again, when we see governments deploying this technology, they're doing it without rules to prevent abuse. emily: what about the argument this could be a powerful rule -- tool for catching criminals or terrorists? matt: there are a lot of unanswered questions about whether this technology works reliably. multiple studies have shown this is biased against people of color and women, and just this week, a prominent ceo of a facial recognition technology said the government should not be using it, this technology is not ready. so

p.d. from being able to physically appear in any proceedings or to challenge any measure they find discriminatory the court notice that the u.a.e. stated in response to a question posed by a member of the court at the end of the oral proceeding is that following the statement of five doom twenty seventeen by ministry of foreign affairs no administer to all that is have been issued under the me gratian law to expel. the court nonetheless note that it appears from the evidence before that as a result of this is date me. kept things felt or bly to leave the u.a.e. chris sultan in the specific breakthrough this is today i described above moreover in view of the fact that the u.a.e. has not taking any of usually steps to rescind the measure is of five june twenty seven thousand this iteration affecting the enjoyment of the above mentioned it right in the u.a.e. remain unchanged the call does find that there you send him in and risk that the measure is adopted by the u.a.e. as set out a ball cou

she called the chicago p.d., filed a missing person's report and then she drove over to nailah's condo, knocked on the door. she got a key. she went in. >> you see her eggs and coffee she had just left there just out. >> something's wrong. >> just like, you know what? this isn't right. >> and then leah got professional. she knew how. she's a public relations executive. and she called every media contact she had. >> you kind of went wide on this thing. your p.r. impulse really kicked in. >> yes. >> leah's experience told her not to hope too much from media help. for one very unfortunate reason. >> quite frankly, i don't know of a lot of women of color or people of color who get the same attention by the public in general. >> you know, there's that old saw in the media business and in fact, there's some truth to it. >> yeah, i think it's not just a saw. >> the good looking young blonde goes missing and the whole world wants to know about it and stay talking about it for years. >> uh-huh. >> black woman's not quite the same deal. >> no, and there is reality to that. it troubles the mind t