They are barely moving down there. Youre looking at southbound 880. We are in san leandro. These people probably very sorry that they didnt know about this and avoid this area. Northbound still looks okay. Looky loos are not slowing down the traffic, but southbound is what you want to avoid. Look at the video of the scene. Where this happened and why this is happening to these people. There was a shooting on southbound 880. The police got the call about 2 45 this morning that somebody had been shot in the head. Theyre still working on the investigation and thats why they have shut down all lanes. People are being diverted on to lewelling boulevard. They are not being allowed to drive on 880. You have to get off at lewelling boulevard and then go around and then they can be allowed back on once they pass this crime scene. At this point, the chp doesnt have an estimated time of when theyll clear this scene and reopen these lanes. We are in a Holding Pattern right now. This an area you wa
What we do have and what ill be presenting this afternoon is a good deal, a very robust qualitative information that speaks to the phenomenology, the experience of having been mobbed. What the elements and aspects of that experience are like and what the health harming effects of that are so this talk, just dont worry is the only reason i say it is going to shift a little bit from the Empirical Data to looking more at theconceptual and phenomenological framework. These are the books that kate mentioned that my colleague doctor lindner and im wrote in 2012, 2014 about mobbing and in so doing we extended the work of heinz lannon in sweden, the psychologist who studied road and worked with targets in the 80s and also i think i would like to just credit the work of doctor ken west you in canada whose work on mobbing focused primarily on higher educational mobbing in higher ed and also i would like to include doctors ruth and gary namely, the founders and directors of the Workplace Bullying
Ourselves that we could use her help and we need to coordinate with you because so many of our interests overlap. One final point that i think is valid for all of us, you hear and us in europe, what the terrorists want more than anything else from us is for us to overreact severely, to in other words, to deny our own values, to deny the values and inform the constitutional order. So that they can use that as excuse for the next attack. If we betrayed those values while fighting them, we have already lost again. Thank you very much and i look forward to your questions. [applause] we will take questions from the audience, before the we do that, we have a tradition here of giving a student the first question. She has opened up an opportunity for you to give another talk. Here in the United States, there has been much talk in conversation about the value of nato and its financial cost to the american people. Is it nato still important to europe, and if so, why is it not played a more decis
And to prevent the future generation of u. S. Leaders from being duped into the idea that muslims are actually a peaceful group when in fact he was arguing they are kind of a trojan horse. Likewise on the right here youll see Frank Gaffney from the center for security policy, one of the people who later became instrumental in the socalled antisharia movement and the various attempts to create laws that would prevent the use of sharia law in the United States. And he famously accused the white house of being infiltrated by extremists, among them Grover Norquist who had a very weak ties to a hedge fund that funds many of the largest Muslim American organizations in the country. And so why didnt main stream muslim organizations get in the media . I argue in my book it is because of the emotional message. These were visceral, fearful, angry, condemnations of muslims and Muslim Americans in particular that really alerted a public that had very little idea again what islam was, who muslims w
Thank you for taking such a challenging topic and doing it with such depth. I know we will be following your writings in your remarks for a long time. On behalf of all the members on americancouncil jewish committee, i would like to present you with the official world of fellows counsel thank you so much. Wear it proudly. The only thing i know about the Jewish Community in texas is from the literary productions friedman. Ky [laughter] which i read when i was going to university at harvard, and which i have to say, i found completely mind blowing and extremely funny, but im assuming is not uptodate so im willing to be informed. Thank you, thank you. [applause] and that me remind everyone, if you are not yet registered for our program next tuesday cnn nationalrgen, security reporter and analyst, please do so. Have a great afternoon. Arehis week on cspan we featuring programs on the increase of drug abuse in america as the situation of the Current Supreme Court vacancy. Today at 7 00 p. M