That makes me feel any better in whether or not the stop was racially motivated. Can a stop ever be respectful . Or can that interaction ever be respect vl between me and an officer. So i think that there are really two levels to react to those kinds of policies and practices. One is the individual style. And, as sam walker mentioned when people are talking about why they are upset about these stops, they most frequently talk about disrespect, humiliation, insults. Irrespective of whether a Police Officer can be polite on one person to one day in one spot, people react to policies and practices in their community. Those need to be perceived as fair as well. Yonks police need to legit mate a racist policy by being polite to people. First of all, they need to limit the number of stops they do. Whats happening in new york city was that they were being stopped without reasonable suspicion. In terms of the impaktsd of research, people make a clear distinction between the outcome of the stop
First, members of the task force introduce themselves and talk about their expectations. Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, and thank you for attending the first public hearing and listening session on the president s task force on 21st Century Policing. My name is ronald davis. Im the director of the department of justices Community Organization policing services, also known as the cops office and im serving as the executive director for the task force. On december 1st president obama announced his intent to form the president s task force on 21st Century Policing with the idea of coming up with concrete recommendations to build a gap in the trust between Law Enforcement and the communities they serve. While the recommendations were to build trust, the president also made it clear to do so in a manner that includes our historic reduction in crime and enhanced Public Safety. When he signed the executive order, the president identified two coe shares to serve in this task force. To my
Bit more to the north of us. Well track the hourbyhour forecast, how its going to impact your rush hour commute tomorrow morning and what we can expect for the rush hour commute home tomorrow night. All that coming up in a few minutes. Maureen . Thank you steve. As the weather changes the abc 7 weather team will keep you updated on wjla. Com as well as on facebook and twitter. Join us for good morning washington starting at 4 00 tomorrow morning. Under an intense amount of security, jury selection began today in the trial of accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Attorney for the 21yearold wanted to move the trial in hopes of finding a different pool of potential jurors. But the judge refused. Scott is live in the newsroom. Scott . Yeah maureen lets first talk about some of the numbers here. E if youve got 1,200 potential jurors. Thats going to be narrowed down to 12 plus six alternates the defendant Dzhokhar Tsarnaev faces 30 charges and one more number for you here. The wi
Richard reeve is in leesburg with the rush to be ready. While road crews across the metro area are gearing up. One to three. Many of us are bundling up. Getting ready for this a repeat of last novembers snowstorm, the first winter blast of 2015. It was so cold this morning. I couldnt find anything warmer than this. The sunshine ineffective against muns bitter cold roller coaster ride with temperatures going downhill fast. The weather is crazy. Dont know whats going on with the weather, man first its warm, 60 65. And then its 40, 30. Chilly wakeup call for road workers and drivers. Maryland will have 650 trucks on the road. D. C. , 200 snow plows and 500 in northern virginia. When it gets more than three or four inches, everybody should stay off the road unless you have an s. U. V. And you know how to drive. Meanwhile area road contractors are stirring up what they hope will be the best snow fighters. District uses beet juice and brine to keep melting materials sticking. Maryland uses a
Because my apology and a half to bring in really because my politics enough and being in the money that it took to do a worldclass hotel. This skyline is very much representative of henrys legacy with the hotel. And we are back live again at the university of virginia in charlottesville. This is American History tv on cspan3. Among these questions, we will post a question. Sometimes, they will be directed at a specific panelist, but all the panelists are welcome to give their two cents worth. I am going to start here with the question and that gets back to lincoln and the press. A question from the box asks, was the pushback against lincolns handling of editors shutting down newspapers and what was his biggest mistake in dealing with the Northern Press . That is very good question. There was surprisingly little pushback from editors, authors of modern journals, we would have thought would have protested and raised the issue of the sanctity of the freedom of the press. Henry of the New