Of police in this country made lead to a rise in Violent Crime. We want to check in with you this sunday morning on your view of police in your community. If you are part of Law Enforcement, call this number, 202 7488000. Experience with members of Law Enforcement, call this number, 202 7488001. Everyone else, call 202 7458002. If not by phone, you can weigh in by social media. Send us a tweet at cspanwj. You can post a comment at facebook. Com cspan. Or, send us an email at journal cspan. Org. Here is what got our attention, this headline in the new york ises, says, the fbi chief linking scrutiny of police with the rise in Violent Crime. James komi, the head of the fbi said, the scrutiny of police in the wake of highly publicized episodes of Police Brutality may have led to an increase in Violent Crime in some cities. He let the press dj of the fbi leant theion he prestige of the fbi to the nations most prominent Law Enforcement agency. Be just one factor in the rise of crime, like ch
As i mentioned in your september 22nd meeting. That the inaudible did not go into the order of the sections 3. 1. 1 of the sia. And that indicates no officer employer shall aassist or provide assistance to an entity. And it seems quite clear to me, that mr. Pilpils repeated appearances here before you have done just that repeatedly. So, i would ask that you consider when you are in closed session. Going to dismiss the complaint back and taking a good look at it. I am also, a little disturbed to see on the table tonight the policy discussion paper regarding the Sunshine Task force referrals. That topic is not on the aagain and in fact it has been presented to the forum in two separate meetings of the Sunshine Task force, without the Ethics Commission having discussed it before it magically appeared at inaudible and it rings a bell, the same bell that allen inaudible lawsuit, that to the Supreme Court is still making up its mind whether it is going to hear. That lawsuit was filed, that t
Clear and whether or not things are misreported, they are all easily attributed to the same group. Lets see. I think that that is all that i have to talk about. Did you want to talk . Sure. Hi, im steven, again. Yeah, so i wanted to talk to you about a part of the project that i spent some time working on, thinking about. And which is, peter and both peter and inaudible already mentioned the sort of organizing and understanding of the data. And for a visualization computing project, the data format, and structures that are very important, and i, and there are a number of sort of technical issues that are, that i can touch on i guess. So one of the first things that we tried to do with the data, is simply draw a correlation between things and so you saw ashs visualization, that drew a correlation between lobbying event, and contributions. And we were interested in doing the same thing for lobbying events and voting records. And you know, and for every variable in the data set there is a
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Delighted people think it is weird to be gay . Faq for the panel. [applause] i had the great privilege here in this country born in kansas my parents came to this country in the early 50s they came from mexico with no money and very little education and. They believed in the promise of this country and better opportunities for their children so we worked really hard to sacrifice so many latinos and hispanics have done because they wanted a better future. So they taught us important values that have been for me and my six brothers and sisters the importance of community where hardworking and sacrifice and honesty and integrity there were important values they share with the scope [applause] the afternoon. 84 every 12, hey now with me. Thank you so much for being here. Thanks for being here for the roundtable we appreciate as a a longtime supporter of the of America Foundation and also to mr. Rodriguez mr. Rodriguez, although lot of people wear those tshirts where was in college my mothe