Office, in a Police Department, its arresting. Its putting in jail. Its going in court and find this person guilty and punish them. Thats a kind of hard power and most of what is done in a Prosecutors Office most of the resources are devoted to those hard power tasks, but although we devote less resources to soft power there are probably more important and soft power is where you change the hearts and minds of people. Where you try to change cultures, try to change the norms in the community are and certainly in our office we devote significant resources to this. Just a couple of examples. We have something called the parent project, and i am very grateful in a time of really reduced funding our board of supervisors stepped up and provided funding for otherwise what was run on a shoe string out of our office, and its a program that teaches parents to be better parents and parents get referred this program through schools, through Police Department, through their churches and some of th
Shoe string out of our office, and its a program that teaches parents to be better parents and parents get referred this program through schools, through Police Department, through their churches and some of the behavior that we see in schools are behavior they are learning at home, so we try to address this through this project. We offer it all over Santa Clara County and in english and spanish and vietnamese and that is one example of what we do. A Second Initiative we are working to make happen is something called school Link Services where theres all of these different resources floating out there to help children, to help young people, but often its not centralized in the school and so it involves a lot of cooperation and collaboration between all different county agencies and were sphere heading that, so those are some of the efforts we have taken in our office, and again from a perspective of the prosecutor and it really offends our sensibility for someone to be taking advantage
Devoted to those hard power tasks, but although we devote less resources to soft power there are probably more important and soft power is where you change the hearts and minds of people. Where you try to change cultures, try to change the norms in the community are and certainly in our office we devote significant resources to this. Just a couple of examples. We have something called the parent project, and i am very grateful in a time of really reduced funding our board of supervisors stepped up and provided funding for otherwise what was run on a shoe string out of our office, and its a program that teaches parents to be better parents and parents get referred this program through schools, through Police Department, through their churches and some of the behavior that we see in schools are behavior they are learning at home, so we try to address this through this project. We offer it all over Santa Clara County and in english and spanish and vietnamese and that is one example of wha
Union that the ebola patient who died was left in the emergency room for hours. The two nurses that are now infected worked out proper gear for two days. Is it time for a ebola Marshall Plan . Airline stocks tumbled on the latest ebola headlines. Investors are running scared. And here with the latest on all this, dr. Potarazu, ceo of vital springs technologies and teddy weisberg, founder of seaport securities. Welcome to you both. Great to have you here. Teddy, i will start with you. 460point down day at its worse. 300 point swings to the positive side. 173 points where we ended up down on s p. How much is ebola driven and how serious is this . Why are we so volatile . I think it is very serious because it create as huge unknown, enormous unknown. That is what investors cant stand. Sort of event de jure at the moment. There are at love other things going on. The mess in the middle east. Political dysfunction here. Economic numbers here. It is a perfect storm, gerri, for a downdraft in
On the corner of 14th and pennsylvania avenue in northwest d. C. At freedom plaza. Good morning. Reporter barbara, this protest started about half hour ago. You can see all the cabs lined up on the curb. Were on pennsylvania avenue. You can see car after car. Taxi after taxi traffic is getting by the center lane here. Police are on hand. Theyre directing traffic. But it is slowing things down. Traffic is still moving. But certainly its slow going. The d. C. Kun sill is voting on legislation to allow app based car services to operate permanently in d. C. With regulation. The drivers would have to undergo background checks. They have to meet safety regulations for their cars. Traditional cab drivers say the legislation cant go far enough. Companies like uber dont have to pay the fees and follow the rules that traditional Cab Companies do. They say they are losing money to these new companies. Its like 32 taking over. Everywhere you go you see people on the corner with it. What do you wan