Told, and i know you have a new p. I. O. In the budget, and a. C. That we approved that. I really do think that those stories need to be told and we need to know how those and i know there is privacy and theres a lot of issues, but we need to know what is actually working and i never said that judging this judging these by x number of homeless as a way to measure of success, that is not what owes getting at. But when you said our successes are invisible, i think we need to find a way to make them visible and then tell us what is actually helping people in terms of these contacts that are being made. I know they are working. Yes, i thank you for that and agree that think chair fewer and the entire board for approving this. It showed our outreach staff and Public Relations staff, relative to almost every other Big Department in the city was a small fraction of what other departments have, and we do appreciate the adding of a few Staff Members to help with what you are talking about. I al
I want to start by commending you and d. B. H. And the mayor for additional work that has been happening around getting greater coordination to get resources to the neediest folks across departments, which has been a hard thing, people talk about the h. I. V. And aids example. Again, in the 80s, we were on our own and we had a huge, Massive Public health challenge. Largely, those got to happen within one department. And one of the challenges are around the homelessness response there are about probably seven or eight departments engaged and this is that two some power of something or other. It requires and will require a lot more. It is really hard for us to evaluate or know whether h. O. T. Is performing well, so we do have to rely on youre saying that this is an important part of the program that you are running and that you need the extension of this contract for a couple of years. I will say to your point that we cant really judge h. Ot cant really judge h. O. T. On their own and w
Youre making me think about this, and i love this. This is the thing you may not te audiences and although what ive said is a compilation of what all of the historians and this is a consensus to a large extent on much of this now, but you may not buy any of it, but what i hope is that you will never look at this man and this march in the same way. Before i step away from this podium its an honor to be here with so many distinguished historians and so many great people, Richard Murray and you started the day out with the best and you started the day out with bud robertson and you ended it with the least, as far as im concerned. So thank you very much. Donald trump and Hillary Clinton made the conventions a mustsee on tv. This morning we will show you the featured speeches from cleveland and philadelphia. You will see democratic speeches by michelle obama, bernie sanders, bill clinton, joe biden, michael bloomberg, tim kaine and the acceptance speech by Hillary Clinton and sunday morning
And new this morning, the nypd releasing video of a suspected slasher attacking an israeli tourist. It happened at a subway station and we have this report. Reporter good morning. Police were over here at the bleaker street station overnight. They were patrolling in the Early Morning hours. For some, that is not enough to convince them that this subway station is safe after a friday morning slashing. But police have an image of the suspect. This surveillance illustrates the struggle between the man Police Identify as the suspect in this violent robbery and his victim. You can see the israeli tourist whose identity has been concealed fighting to escape the man in the orange sweatshirt. Pressed on the 6 train platform. The victim, dressed in hasidic garb, he got lost, he sat down to look through a map and dozed off. Say the man woke up to the robber cutting through his pockets, stealing cash and slashing him in the face, hands, and neck. The suspect then ran out of the station. The victi
Lets figure out what happened yesterday. A flurry of responses, tweets, editorials, opeds. Donald trump we were highly critical of him because of what he said in the press conference insulting the u. S. Intel, patriots attacking former president s. Attacking the free press. But then we went on to the speech and despite the horrid writing of the first 20 minutes of the speech, there seemed to be some significant markers laid down for traditional alliances in europe. What was your take away from the day yesterday . My take away, joe, was donald trump halfway towards his traditional allies. It really was both sides of trump. Defiant disrupter, a little bit of us against the world in his tone. Attacks on the news media abroad as we kept saying yesterday, how odd to go to foreign summit and attack your domestic critics. But then we saw in the speech something fairly traditional. As i reread it after the show, i have to be honest, i saw more of steve bannon and more of embattled western civi