You and congregate in the jfk parking. Please also take those moment now to. [silence] your cell phones. You can join the conversation online with the hashtag, jfk junior farm life. Editor with our student run instagram. At jfk junior forum behind the scenes and lights. Please take your seats now join me in welcoming our guests, and director of the center on media and politics and Public Policy. Nancy gibbs. [applause] getting for those of you havent had a chance yet the semester to make it across the charles hotel, the center over on the industry is focused on the intersection of many of politics and Public Policy which means we are basically looking at the quality of information in a free society. So a lot of that means working to get the best research into the hands of journalists to help newsrooms with hard questions that they are facing in all that is about promoting good highquality information. You will understand why at this moment in our history, a lot of hard work is also foc
Police station. Reporter this is the first of many meetings to avoid a stopping shortage. They called the meeting productive. To give you some perspective, city leaders say 500 officers are needed to patrol the speak streets in san jose. Right now, the city of 1 million people. Its well below that. By next month you could see more officers back on the street. We got numbers that were so horrific just within the last week, were talking about over 340 10 hour shifts that need to be filled every single week in patrol. Reporter the move was triggered by this letter to the police union detailing the numbers. In the latest bid, only 413 officers available for patrol, below the minimum of 500 officers before the gap in positions backfilled with overtime. That has proven costly. If you are asking me are we in a state of emergency . Absolutely. We will feel the effects internally. It will be widespread. Its going to have a ripple effect. No doubt about it. Reporter david amoss bring says the sh
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