they're looking for a good probono lawyer. >>> two people are in custody after a police chase this afternoon north of sioux city. a county deputy attempted to pull over a driver. the resulting chase reached speeds of more than 90 miles per hour. stop sticks failed to end the chase. a deputy rammed the vehicle at the junction of 75 and county road c 80. >> we utilized a pit maneuver when he came off the highway and made a turn. speeds got safe enough that one of the deputies used his squad car and struck the rear end of his causing him to lose traction and go off into the ditch. >> both the driver and the 51-year-old donald king is facing a long list of charges, including possession of meth and attempt to deliver. he's being held in the wood berry county jail on $118,000 bond. a 31-year-old female was also arrested. charges against her are pending. >>> students and staff in a school district got unexpected time off this morning just after 9:00 a.m. the clay central everly school building in everly was evacuated after a bomb threat was found in a bathroom stall in the school. the building was

we have many ancillary services like probono consulting and capital planning for agencies looking to create buildings. in addition we have a philanthropic service arm which provides services to jewish philanthropists. >> so the bay area at large we know is so diverse and vast. the ways in which people identify, however they identify in the world, is just very complex. so how do we within our jewish community understand that complexity when it comes to our jewish community and then how the federation goes about its work? >> great question. even though we were always diverse as a community we are so much more diverse now as a community in the way that we identify, practice, and affiliate. we as a federation have said that the goal we would like to pursue for and with the community is to double engagement of jews in the community. that raises the questions you identified. what is engagement? how do we define it? is itself defined? is it defined by somebody else? what is meaningful? all of these questions are ones we will bring our partners around the table to answer as we pursue this go

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they are not doing this probono. while this is billed as a california-oregon project, the intouror secretary's signature is on a pact to create this entity, this suggests that the administration is, again, trying to end run congress to achieve a political goal. i'll continue working to get answers on this klamath issue on the removal of the dams and effect it will have on the klamath basin water users, but in the meantime, the administration needs to end its focus on dam removal and work towards a solution that doesn't ignore the water supply issues that affect so much of the west, affects many thousands of northern california, and especially those directly in the line of fire in the klamath basin that have been clamoring for so long to a long-term solution to keep the water flowing to their farms. at a time of extreme drought in california and the western ates, and even more burden such as the electric -- electricity renewable mandate that's going to affect california to 50% of required renewables, the concept of re

clerkships, merrick joined a highly regarded law firm, one that practiced focus on litigation and probono representation of disadvantaged americans. within four years he earned a partnership. the dream of most lawyers. but in 1989, just months after that achievement, merrick made the highly unusual career decision. he walked away from a comfortable and lucrative law practice to return to public service. merrick accepted a low-level job as a federal prosecutor in president george h.w. bush's administration, took a 50% pay cut. traded in his office for a windowless closet that smelled of stale cigarette smoke. this is a time when crime here in washington had reached epidemic proportions. he wanted to help. and he quickly made a name for himself going after corrupt politicians and violent criminals. his stirling record as a prosecutor led him to the justice department where he oversaw some of the most significant prosecutions in the 1990's. including overseeing every aspect of the federal response to the oklahoma city bombing. in the aftermath of that act of terror, when 168 people, many of

codes where we can't give legal advise so for the clinics to work well we need a advocate there, a probono attorney or legal aid group and we are happy to put on the table once again to hold some type of cooperative clinic around the issue of traffic fines and fees to help folks clear any license suspensions they may have. the caution we have to live by is we can't be advocates and court staff. we have to be the neutral party, the court staff and if there is a legal aid group out there willing to partner on this we are willing to hold the clin ics >> they partner out of their pockets, there isn't a contract to do that? >> that is right >> to go back to a different program mentioned the state amnesty for debt program, the number that i have here is as of february 3 the superior chourt received 1675 applications for amnesty and of these fair chunk 1100 are processed and 167 have had payment plans set up. about half of these include fee reductions, about another half are dl list only. could you talk a little bit about what we can do on the county side and community side to support our constit