person coming in is manually checked, which means you go in front of someone as you come in, and you have to show your status, there is no electronic system. so that could be a very slow and cumbersome process. the other question, then, they are looking at is how other countries are experiencing this. you have heard about other countries having different approaches. israel is one place that we know that they are looking at. israel, of course, is slightly further ahead in its vaccination programme. what we heard at the weekend, susan hopkin from public health england, and we have heard recently from the prime minister, talking about people should not be expecting, really, to have that much more travel opportunities opened up over the summer, orto opportunities opened up over the summer, or to be able to go that much further, because all of this is going to take time, and particularly getting the data they need from those other countries, from trials here looking at what double
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normalize diplomatic relations and reconsider cuba s status as terrorist nation. it will expand travel opportunities but not full and open tourism at least not of as yet. it will open agricultural products to be sold and raise on remittances from 500 to $2,000 people sending money to cuba unless that person happens to be a member of the communist party there. cuba will release a u.s. prisoner held for 20 years. three cubans held by the united states are being released. this is not a prisoner swap for mr. gross we ve heard thus far. there is opposition to this as you might well imagine. during confirmation hearings for tony blinken to become secretary of state, marco rubio asked him questions about the evolving nature of u.s.-cuban relationships and rubio said at the time, quote, unless cuba begins irreversible democratic transformation the u.s. should not reward the castro region that enrich the regime and help
state of emergency due to the high rate of violent crime. but in 2010, the number of murders dropped to 21. in 2013, it dropped again to a 33-year low. 16 murders. last year, the city had five months with no murders at all. why? well, listen. correlation does not imply causation. but in 2007, richmond, california, launched a new program, quite glamly named the office of neighborhood safety. but it s a government agency that has a very unique approach to addressing crime in the city. it it is not law enforcement. the office identifies individuals involved in gun violence but instead of sending police to monitor those neighborhoods, they send neighborhood exchange outlets the men are offered an opportunity to become part of a fellowship with the office. one that offers travel opportunities, counciling and career focus.
what was that about? well, i was 18 and my brother and i decided since we were so close to age, help the family out financially and with the college, and right after me was my sister and we didn t want that debt on my pents and me and my brother decided let s do it, let s serve our country and be proud, be an army soldier. but this was before 9/11. correct. before the war. so did you ever think, okay, you know, i m going to go to the army and i ll probably be in combat? no, actually, that never crossed my mind at all. i was thinking that i would get the education like they had promised and i wanted the travel opportunities and of course, be people that you need the diversity and i was looking forward to that, but it was a lot on the travel. i m a traveler and like to get out and see different parts of the world. you saw a part of one i