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Good morning, everyone. Welcome to brookings. We are here today to discuss afghanistan, as you know. In one sense, it is still a time of year. Hopeful. L 15 years into the afghanistan 9 11,n and 15 years after we know there is an ongoing very struggle throughout the broader middle east and in. Fghanistan is itself we are glad you came to join in this discussion. There are couple of words i want to say before introducing the panelists. The approach here is to have a broad discussion framed by eac...

Where is the provision for of this piece . Because if we cant get these middle schoolers who are now ramping up, if we cant find them, stop them when theyre in middle school, all this is for not. Thats what we need to be going is middle school, maybe even Elementary School but at least middle school. Where is this going with juveniles . Weve looked at the version of youth and out of home please months, 90,000 a year bad for use in georgia. Recidivism rate is between 5065 . We came up with a fisc...

We learned in graphic detail what went on here. Now we may be closer to learning not only how but why it happened. Sources tell nbc news that syed farook appears to have been radicalized radicalized. He was in touch with people in los angeles with extreme views and also with people overseas who wanted to wage jihad here in erica. As for the attack itself, nbc ha o learned farook and his wife may have tried to modify one of the semiautomatic weapons they had to fire on full auto like a mal chine ...

I thought we should express it very matteroffactly. So the book which is called the book of jezebel is not a book thats on the site. Its an encyclopedia of the world according to the of the site. I would say that there is a lot of disillusionment within the entries of that book but i think that the books dna is really the site and its funny to look back. Its been seven years since the site is launched and i think the expression of anger and what we communicated, there are still many reasons to f...

Why this gaugin sold for 300 million in 45 seconds a new decision from the u. S. Supreme court today. Its going to have a big impact on alabama. A Southern State now at the center of the legal battle over same sex marriage. Its pitting state judges against federal judges an in a moment, well talk to the states only openly gay representative but we begin with robert ray in montgomery. Robert. Reporter john, good evening indeed. Perhaps the best day ever for some same sex marriage couples in the s...

Hello, everyone. Welcome to the early sunday morning to the brooklyn book festival being hosted here at Brooklyn Law School. Our dean nick allard is here to welcome you. That dean has been a really wonder for bridge between the law school in brooklyn and the brooklyn book festival. Its on like to introduce nick allard to you all. [applause] thank you, professor. Well, welcome to all of you. Were so proud to be able to host part of the largest free letter very festival in new york city in one of ...

Releasing anyone earlier than when they would be eligible for release. They are only eligible for release when they have done their time so we are letting our Justice System work and we dont believe we should hold anyone beyond that time theyre eligible for release because of a request that came from ice that doesnt have a stamp approval and oversight like it should be and thats where the due process is denialed and when the requests come forward and its approved. Locally we are doing our work. ...

Reoffense and prior conviction there are changes in the rules in the criminal Justice System how you handle those individuals . I would say by and large as spoken by the sheriff that is the case already by policy but i am suggesting there could be an exception to the rule and could be a violent felon or sex offender or weapon possessor and we wouldnt want to keep from being detained. The question is again i agree with that but when we say by law do it through the criminal Justice System instead ...

Criminal Justice System instead of injecting immigration and sanctuary. And thats how it is now and if you made the law and those detained wouldnt be detained and could commit a crime in San Francisco. It depends on the specifics and i appreciate the movement by the Sheriffs Office but i dont think we have the right policy. Its actually not the most progressive policy in the country. Santa clara in fact is and santa clara there is santa clara goes beyond what were proposing here, what supervisor...

I am suggesting there could be an exception to the rule and could be a violent felon or sex offender or weapon possessor and we wouldnt want to keep from being detained. The question is again i agree with that but when we say by law do it through the criminal Justice System instead of injecting immigration and sanctuary. And thats how it is now and if you made the law and those detained wouldnt be detained and could commit a crime in San Francisco. It depends on the specifics and i appreciate th...