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you also heard, as i mentioned when i wrote my mem wires, that we saw the impeach earl warren signs and i always wondered who this earl warren was. later on of course i would figure it out, that it was the chief justice of the united states and he was in trouble in part because of brown. i guess there is no way i could say did you ever think that you would be sitting in the building where earl warren worked. not only didn t i think of that, i didn t think that i would ever see the building where he worked. now, as you found out what it meant as you grow older, did you have some idea of what it might mean, what it could mean as opposed to what it may have turned out to mean? you know, my grandfather was an interesting man, he of course, dominated our lives and he felt that as these rights were vindicated that we had an obligation to measure up to use them. i will give you a separate example. when the savanna public library finally desegregated and we were allowed ....
to make the ultimate constitutional determinations. other branches have that responsibility, too. attorney general, do you have anything to add? i don t think so. you can t top that. everybody s been very patient, but i do see we re coming up on 10:00, and i feel that the red light on the podium is going off. so if you have any closing thoughts, either of you we d love to hear them. or with that, we d like to thank you for your time and everything. president bill clinton is in new hampshire today on his first campaign trip for hillary in 2016. he ll talk about how hillary will make a difference for families in the granite state and across the country. that s live today at 5:15 p.m. eastern on c-span. tonight on the communicators, consumer technology association president gary shapiro on the major technology issues he expects in 2016 and why the cta changed its name this past fall to consumer technology association. he s joined by tony rohm, politico s techno ....
i want to support programs like what you described you do, because we ve got to get people in the communities it s literally a one on one project in many cases. what is it that can be done for john or mary or whomever? we need to support nonprofit groups, advocacy groups, organizing groups, faith communities to do this work. secondly, we have to take a hard look. one of the ideas i have been thinking about if we take a hard look at communities where poverty very persistent . for education outcomes, other kinds of indicators of problems education outcomes, the kind of indicators of problems. we have to figure out what works. people of try different things, and a lot of it doesn t work. throwing money at it doesn t necessarily work. building relationships is the work that has to be done. how do we do that? i don t think the answer lies in washington, although as president, i can be a convener, a coordinator, catalyst, is a order. i think we have to do this in communit ....
center of policing. he is an advocate of the just the database as a solution to weighing public trust and solutions. he worked with the salt lake city police department from 1991 until his retirement of june of this year, where he was appointed to chief of police in march of 2006. he has been selected of the member of the enlightened 50 most influential leaders in the state of utah and one of the six police chiefs in the nation to discuss with president obama regarding gun violence. i could go on, but i think we would much rather hear from these people, then hear about these people. at this point, i am going to raise a couple of questions, and hopefully get a lively discussion in hear from them about the important information and work that they have been doing. in many respects, you all represent baltimore, south carolina, illinois, new york, missouri, there is a powerful thread that really connects all of these places and a kind of racial the accuracy. these are all pl ....
that, freshman congressman mark walker of north carolina. state legislators from maryland, north carolina, illinois, new york, and missouri part in aook discussion on race relation and responsibility. many of them are from places that have recently received significant media attention on race relation issues. thank you all. it is a great honor to be here. engaged with such a distinguished panel and i know that they are known to all of you, but just for the purposes of the record i would , like to acknowledge who is on the panel. we will proceed by way of posing some questions, asking our panelists to talk about some of the very crucial issues that we are all facing at this time. first, we have the honorable catherine she has been a public servant for over 20 years and been a part of the baltimore maryland city council. she is currently the majority leader that is the best politician for getting the job done by the city paper. she has been an entrepreneur by trade ....