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Since azerbaijans independence, in 1991, u. S. Aid has spent 55 million on programs to make the country more democratic. The country remains more undemocratic and is becoming more and more authoritarian. The u. S. Government presses on with multimilliondollars programs in azerbaijan. In 2012 us aid issues a 1. 5 million call, i want you to listen to this. That would enable key Society Organizations to better respond to the president s vision and calls for more meaningful and state Civil Society partnership fulfilling the governments commitments to various International Human rights instruments...

There is right now a movement led by mainly figures from basra like a judge who was a minister and then a Parliament Member who is probably the best person to articulate the cause of basra right now at the national level. His narrative is right well known. That is there. I think what goes on in basra, see basra is not just about basra. The leadership in basra, the political leadership, the governor and city council, they belong to strong parties that are national parties. These are the leaders who are from outside basra who call their own politicians and say dont approve this. The biggest prob...

That makes me feel any better in whether or not the stop was racially motivated. Can a stop ever be respectful . Or can that interaction ever be respect vl between me and an officer. So i think that there are really two levels to react to those kinds of policies and practices. One is the individual style. And, as sam walker mentioned when people are talking about why they are upset about these stops, they most frequently talk about disrespect, humiliation, insults. Irrespective of whether a Police Officer can be polite on one person to one day in one spot, people react to policies and practice...

Thank you. Tracy is next followed by sue. Thank you so much for your comments. I wanted to first point out before i ask you a question. It was really gratifying for me to hear how much the comments of mr. Winkler and mr. St. Germane were congenial to the ideas and theory offered about procedural justice. Mr. Winkler you didnt use those words but its pretty much, i think, this idea of reform is consistent. I think thats good. Here is my question. In your written testimony you mentioned two things. The centralization is an important key to repairing trust between individuals and then you have an...

Coming up president obama speaks about the murder of journalist james foley by member of the terrorist group isis. And later a discussion on the effect of russias intervention in ukraine on the global community. On the next washington journal elizabeth nebong of the Brookings Institution discusses the new report on poverty and how it relates to Current Events. Later, we continue our look at president johnsons vision for a Great Society with a discussion on the air quality act of 1967. Our guests are jeff homestead, a former e. P. A. Assistant administrator for air. And robin juni an environmen...