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threat to.none them were. no threat to life or to people there. this is a land grab. it goes to show you how far the federal government will go to kill people. people. right now - it remains unclear if anymore militia members are still on the wild life refuge they ve been occupying since january second. here at home weurn to some new solutions to the ongoing violence in cedar rapids. pids.a special new force known as the police community action team respond to areas of need in the communities around the city. city.the team has been patrolling the streets for a few weeks now communicating with the public and identifying crime trends.but instead of relying solely on police, community members have stepped up to form a new task force toidentify quality of life issues. there wililbe individuals who tackle some of the economic disparities and opportunities, be a group of folks who look at the achievement gap, another group of folks who look at all the programming city. the grou
let me just say on the issue of trafficking i welcome your comments on that score. i have proposed a resolution, bipartisan resolution with my colleague rob portman who is not a member of this committee basically saying that there should be more vigorous enforcement of these laws particularly around the time of the super bowl because the trafficking on web sites like back page.com and tends to increase during this time so i welcome your comments. and let me just add briefly, to take senator leahy s comments, i want to thank you and the department of justice for really over these past years viewing these legal issues on their merits, on their legal merits putting politics aside. the justice department went through a dark area in my view under the previous administration when politics far too often became part of the analysis and i want to thank the career, justice department employees who worked so hard and long under you to make sure that the rule of law is berserk. let me tu
groups in washington want him to face an ethics review for violating rule 23 of the house. democrats, you can wait and by calling (202) 585-3880. republicans, (202) 585-3881. in a dependents and independents, (202) 585-3882. or posta tweet @cspanwj your comments on span.ook.com/c times, the washington grimm says he is sorry for threatening the reporter. he was rushing to do the verbally and said he told the reporter off because he respects as i expect a level of professionalism. he later put out a statement that he was wrong. should not have allowed my emotions to get the better of me and lose my cool. from newthe reporter said he was sorry. rep.reporter tweeted this, michael grimm called to apologize, i excepted his apology. the washington times says this, citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington filed a complaint with the office of congressional ethics. thatxecutive director said his conduct violates house rule 23. tweeting out house rule 23 with a de
school choice awareness foundation. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you so much for having me. host: a little bit about your organization, how does it work and how are you funded? guest: our mission is to raise public awareness of all types of school choice. that includes traditional public schools, public charter schools, public magnet schools, private schools and online learning. the way we do that is through charitable programs. the first is national school choice week which is held every january. we work with 22,000 countries across the country, 59% of them are public schools. they enroll 53 million children. what they do during school choice week, they hold open houses to let families know that they exist and what they offer. so that families can access school choice options in their communities. the second charitable program is school navigation resources. we develop and promote the nation s largest resources that want to access their resources. people can go onl