community. the very large use of it has been reduced over the last several years, from 700,000, this year, fewer than 50,000. the numbers of arrests that arise out of that reasonable suspicion start with, increase dramatically, the officers using the, using the strategy, much more appropriately than they might have in the past. this is one example of trying to find ways to reduce friction, tension, and areas of concern with the, with cities, very diverse population. do you have a message to the garner family? the message is the same as anybody would reach out to them. and express sorrow at the loss of, of their loved one. you told the city council, back in september, that police were being too aggressive in minority neighborhoods. and that it was eroding trust. is this the case of overaggressive policing? i will not speak to the case. i told you that. your words, that you said back in september. that police were being
libor scandal continuing. new questions about whether regulators were in on some of the price fixing that we have been discussing for the past couple of weeks now. congress started to ask the new york fed what it knows. so that s the talk of the town this morning. not so much moving the markets. but definitely moving mouths as people chit-chat. for layman s term it is libor is a british rate people base their mortgages on, right? less mortgages but it uh affected student loans and really is the baseline, if you will, for a lot of the economy and corporate loans and things of that sort and plays a huge role in where we are in some respects. so the idea that banks have been colluding if that s what happened here may have a huge effect, not just on the economy, but our trust, of course. i was going to say, the eroding trust of wall street.
with conspiracy to committing a vacated kidnapping. she is innocent. next several days if they discover anyone else is responsible for assisting this family with these crimes, shepard. shepard: casey stegall live in northeast mississippi tonight. the war in afghanistan now and another american soldier is dead at the hands of somebody dressed as an afghan soldier. details on this new attack. the eroding trust. and why most are saying there is is but one solution. that s next. plus the company behind that deadly italian cruise wreck now faces $700 million in lawsuits. that s coming up on fox report. what s withou? trouble with a car insurance claim. [ dennis ] switch to allstate. their claim service is so good, noit s guaranteed. [ foreman ] so i can trust em. unlike rdy. dolr for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate.
most critical issue, how to restore the eroding trust between u.s. and china after continuing disputing over trade barriers, nuclear proliferation and north korea. thank you so much for joining us here in studio, gordon. do both sides feel the need to improve relationships? do you get that? we certainly do. that s why there ll be a lot of pomp and circumstance on wednesday because that s a signal of cooperation. chinese side, not quite so clear. last week, secretary of defense robert gibbs had a very tense meeting in beijing as the chinese went out of their way to give him a hard time. that s not a good sign. we ve got to remember the chinese leadership is in a transition. as the fourth leader gave away to the fifth, hu jintao is a hardliner and nobody can really sort of compromise in that kind of situation. what s your expectation from the talks this week? really not very much. on friday at the white house
accepted that resignation, it was the president who demanded the resignation after he lost complete trust in his ability to carry on those national security responsibilities. very, very stark words from sean spicer. right. if you were to do a word cloud today i think the word trust would be the biggest on the page because what sean was emphasizing here was that he did not, and the white house does not consider this a matter of national security or even a legal infraction. what they said is it came down to an issue of trust what we called an evolving and eroding process. and sean did tell us a lot more about the timeline of all this was and what we learned is that it took the president 18 days from when he first heard about this to when in fact he did tell the national security adviser to resign and that they