[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]. Coming up next, todays editioaddition of washington toe we asked viewers if they thought president obama should travel to ferguson, missouri. We look at items in this mornings newspapers. This is about 45 minutes. Host some are asking the president should had to ferguson, missouri himself in order to call the situation there. And mark a path for. The hill newspaper reports the white house has ruled out sending the president to ferguson. The hill, the white house has not ruled out a visit in upcoming weeks according to sources familiar with the internal decisionmaking. For now the white house believes a trip would do more harm than good like diverting resources on the ground. One Senior Administration official familiar with the talks said obama didnt rule a trip in or out at this point, but added that there are no immediate plans for the president to go to the st. Louis suburb. A president ial trip it goes on to say we turn to you. Dy
About the actions of a patrolman, which again, the Justice System will hopefully do justice. We need to look the much larger picture, and again, a much larger picture undoubtedly is going to be a trail back to ourselves. Host washington, d. C. , democratic calle. Caller good morning. I agree with most of what youre guest said. The Police Officer in ferguson overreacted. Once you saw Michael Browns hands in the air, he shouldve stopped shooting. By understand once you start shooting your gun you can stop. But once his hands were exposed he was no longer a threat. Respectfully not get into that issue. Odonnell, on the facts rolling out slowly, we dont know everything yet, the grand jury is going to be formed today, and from newspaper. Eports that will take weeks decisionree with that of having a grand jury, and that people dont know yet and it is not out in public and not transparent . Guest i have concerns about the grand jury. I have worked in front of a as prosecutors and they are con
Panel, is going to focus on policy issues, policy issues who gets to come into the country, how, who gets to be naturalized, how, those kinds of issues, state governments, and also policy issues that have to do with the church itself, integration of our catholics. My apologies. Proper integration of catholics into american life. So those kinds of issues were going to focus on today. We hope to have a great discussion about what catholic policy issues are like, what catholics opinion, roles positions in policy debates of today, but we also believe the Historical Context, the history of catholics dealing with these kinds of issues, is also important. That will be provided as well. Im going to introduce our speakers and the order they will appear. Were going to begin with todd scribner, the Outreach Coordinator for the migration and Relief Services at the u. S. Conference of bishops. He focuses on issues of migration, Catholic Church, American History, dealing with immigration. He has a p