great to have you here, jacqui. jacqui: i m jacqui heinrich in for john roberts, he s off today. a crime story terrifying people on the north side of chicago. just this morning, a spray of bullets ringing out at a frat house party to kick off homecoming weekend at southern university in baton rouge leaving nine people wounded. sandra: about this time yesterday in cleveland when a gunman stormed a barber shop and shot five people, one of the wounded still fighting for his life. jacqui: and families on bucket list vacations cannot get away from the crime targeted at their hotel on a disney world vacation. this morning to head out to go to disney and the truck was missing. i ve had iwatches, a lot of people said the same thing has happened to them. sandra: in the neighborhood known as wrigleyville in chicago, the closest thing to crime used to be rooftops giving fans a free view of the cubs action at wrigley field, but the neighborhood has been hijacked by a violent gr
But can you see through their illusion going underground . Can the fire buddy, im rec, sanchez. Ive been doing news now for 30 years and 2 languages all over the world. And here in the United States, ive interviewed for you as president s work that uh, some of the Largest Television networks in the world that i believe after all, about that new should be honest and direct and impactful. And thats why we call this direct impact the so theres this trend taking place in america. Maybe its really more like a reverse trend. Affirmative action. So you sort of action is supposed to give an advantage to those who may be less fortunate, but over the years, many argue that it actually ended up doing just the opposite. Lets look at it by allowing me to ask you a question. Because this is what really affirmative action is about. Do you think that a minority, for example, a good African American student should be accepted to a University Even though he or she does not have the best grades among the
A minority got a 92 percent right to 92 percent. Between the grades and exams. The other who as a minority got 91 percent, one percentage less. Which applicant do you give the position to . The one with 92 percent were the one with 91 percent. If you chose the one with 91 percent whos the minority . Ding ding, ding, you guess correctly, because that is how College Students have been chosen in the United States beginning of the 19 sixtys. Thats when the administrations are present academy in front of the job. The president johnson bush for civil rights laws that brought about affirmative action. I would say over the past several decades, there have been many who have criticized that strategy. Arguing that giving an advantage to minorities is no longer necessary. And they go on to say that affirmative action actually punishes those who are not minorities for nothing other than simply not being minorities. They say, if you had the best grades, you should have the best chances of getting i
Entire group of student candidates . And heres what i mean. So lets suppose there only 2 positions for new students left at this university. The one who is not a minority got a 92 percent. Right. So 92 percent between the grades and exams. The other who as a minority got 91 percent. One percentage less. Which applicant do you give the position to the one with 92 percent were the one with 91 percent. If you chose the one with 91 percent whos the minority . Ding, ding ding, you guess correctly . Because that is how College Students have been chosen in the United States beginning in the 19 sixtys. Thats when the administrations are present academy in front of the job. The president johnson pushed for civil rights laws that brought about affirmative action. But see over the past several decades, there have been many who have criticized that strategy. Arguing that giving an advantage to minorities is no longer necessary and they go on to say that affirmative action actually punishes those c
Items of interest o the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. Each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. Er do any members of the public wish to speak on a nonagendized item, if so, please come forward. Good afternoon, commissioners, my name is richard rough man and i just want to give you an update on two projects that im working on, one is the elama mixer Health Center build hating you recently approved as a city landmark and thanks to former Supervisor John Avalos and the head of real estate, mr. Up dike, the city decided to keep this in the city ownership and i havent heard whether they found a developer, theyre trying to find a nonprofit developer so that the building and the murals would be better protected if its in the city ownership, so well see that, and then the other my main project, the [inaudible] building, katie tang gave us or the building 400 thousand dollars as bridge money and