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the construction is now nearly complete. construction of the african american museum and the proposed repairs to the national air and space museum are illustrative of the very real challenges the subcommittee faces. both increasing demand for and shrinking supply of federal dollars to address many legitimate priorities. for this reason, it is essential that the smithsonian outlined and clearly communicate its highest and greatest priorities. every member of the subcommittee would like to support the 10% increase for funding for the smithsonian. but, given the incredible demands, it is probably not realistic. difficult funding decisions will have to be made. the subcommittee will do its very best to adjust the smithsonian s most urgent priorities. i look forward to your testimony and continuing to work together. in closing, i want to commend you for the smithsonian s efforts to improve the display and storage of your vast collections. based on the input this committee re ....
[laughter] it is tempting in a situation like this to draw on the everyday because it is so easy and he is so out there, and the rest of the media concentrates on him so much. and it is fun, and people like it. but, and this is my experience with little political campaigns over the years. day, it seems timely and great and perfect for today, but you get to the end of the year and you realize the 240 pieces you have drawn, about a third were on a horse race that had a shelf life of three days. everyone in the field does that on that day, your work is just not that great and you get to the end of the year and realize aboutd not draw anything world population, not educating oceans, oruting the whatever your favorite topics are. it can be a distraction. how many people here like cartoons about donald trump? people react to them. said, i have a very local audience. it is broader than just philadelphia. i am supposed to be doing local cartoons, because one thing about car ....
steve: kcci s ryan smith is live tonight where that man approached the girl. ryan: please tell me that teenager was leaving north side library often and euclid when she says a strange man walked man approached her. the man invited her into his home but she refused. area parents see this library as a safe haven for their children. but a father who lives next door says he s now keeping a close eye on his kids. it is kind of shocking because i have two young children myself. ryan: police say the girl who they are not identifying left the north side library around 4 :00 on halloween. in the parking lot, 24-year-old sundayboy tarlue targeted the teen and walked with her to a nearby house. once there, she refused his invitation inside. the des moines police report says that s when tarlue grabbed her buttocks, chest area, and attempted to look down her shirt. the middle school aged girl principal two days later. those are target-rich environments for creeps that do that ....
in the parking lot 24-year-old sundayboy tarlue targeted the teen and walked with her to a nearby house. once there she refused his invitation inside. the des moines police report says that s when tarlue grabbed her buttocks, chest area and attempted to look down her shirt. the middle school aged girl reported the incident to her principal two days later. those are target-rich environments for creeps that do that kind of thing. ryan s.: kcci security expert tom conley says no place is off-limits for criminals looking to harm children. he suggests parents role play with their kids, acting out a stranger danger scenario. give younger people a whistle that they can blow. if somebody grabs them yell out i don t know you i don t know you. and kick and bite and scratch. ryan s.: once tarlue made his advance on the girl she took off. the girl obviously did the right thing and good for her. elizabeth: the library is equipped with an outdoor kcci talked to the library su ....
place in five cities across the united states with hopes by the administration of building community trust. for the first warty five minutes this morning we will learn more about this. but we want to get your thoughts on the justice department s efforts overall and looking at racial bias in law enforcement. here is how you can weigh in this morning. for democrats host: we have a mind set aside for those of you in law enforcement host: this was announced last week by the justice department. eric holder, holding a press conference to talk about it. here is the ap headline feds launch police bias study. they talked a bit about what was involved in it, including bringing up what happened in ferguson, missouri. here is a little bit from the announcement last week. we cannot allow tensions present in so many neighborhoods across america. not just in ferguson, but in many neighborhoods across this country, we can t allow these tensions, policies, and issues to go unres ....