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is trying to change that through legislative advocacy and education, with a particular focus on young people in communities prone to gun violence. here today is leah gunn barrett, executive director of new yorkers against gun violence, the organization s education director, as well shaina harrison. thank you, all, for being with us this afternoon. we appreciate it. of course, you re doing wonderful work here, and what we really think is particularly interesting is that you have taken your program into the schools. tell us about that. well, we figure that it s not just enough to do the policy work, which is very important, clearly, but it s also educating young people who are living with gun violence on a day-to-day basis about the problem and to let them know that there about it. they can become advocates and activists in their community. they can t change where they live, but they can change how around them. so that s what our programs are doing, and they are a sem ....
suspect s car crashing into an empty school bus. we reached out to matt, a security specialist and retired federal law enforcement agent of the trooper s actions. should the state police have given chase? the state police were absolutely justified in giving chase. they had probable cause. there was a problem with the registration. the vehicle fled, he didn t stop, and they did exactly what they were trained to do. even on a busy crowded street at rush hour? when you initiate the traffic stop you don t know what direction it may take you. at the end of the day, these suspects fired on the state police during the execution of a traffic stop. were absolutely justified. fred heron is the public safety director for the salem police. he did agree to talk about his didn t s police chase policies. let s take off and the police officers try to stop him at 2:00 in the morning in an area that s heavily populated. the officer has more latitude to pursue that vehicle. he d ....
new yorkers against gun violence is trying to change that through legislative advocacy and education, with a particular focus on young people in communities prone to gun violence. here today is leah gunn barrett, executive director of new yorkers against gun violence, the organization s education director, as well shaina harrison. thank you, all, for being with us this afternoon. we appreciate it. of course, you re doing wonderful work here, and what we really think is particularly interesting is that you have taken your program into the schools. tell us about that. well, we figure that it s not just enough to do the policy work, which is very important, clearly, but it s also educating young people who are living with gun violence on a day-to-day basis about the problem and to let them know that there is something they can do about it. they can become advocates and activists in their community. they can t change where they live, but they can change how they respond ....
ambassador. he was thanking the u.n. security council for passing a resolution put forward by jordan which imposes an arms embargo on the houthi rebels demands an end to all violence and withdraw from all areas they have captured. 30 voted in favor with one abstention russia. let s bring in james bayes lye at the u.n. james what does this mean? reporter: it means this resolution is now international law. the u.n. security council meeting is over. the vote has been passed. we re still seeing live pictures we re seeing live pictures of the russian ambassador who abstained. despite that abstention because it can t stop anything but what that actually means is that there is new pressure on the houthis. that s the first main substantial point. it calls on the houthis to end all violence to withdraw their forces from all areas they have seized including the capitol, sana a. the other thing that i think is very significant in the resolution is sanctions and the arms embargo. ....
both sides agree on the math used. while the mediator asked all parties to stop talking about details, there is a tantalizing at this time bit from bart that increased its wage offer of 10% over four years. we had a 10% wage increase and increase that had. skm have provided an opportunity for thousands of dollars in what private industry would be called bonuses if ridership and economy need meet she sure autos there could be new numbers but bart says is there an $89 million gap. the unions think it s like $30 million. it s a lot of money to sort out by thursday night. hopefully get done by thursday at the latest. is the gap $89 million or $30 million? not positive about the gap. just trying to get this thing done. in that press release complaining unions made three moves toward bart during this last round of talks they feel bart has not made real significant moves towards the unions, she also compared the board to congress saying it s holding commuters hostage ....