b. todd jones, u.s. attorney for minnesota, who is a national leader of this effort on the task force and is also a national example to the fraud enforcement that he does in his home district in minnesota. as u.s. attorney john described, the task force has a broad membership and mandates focused on the solar array of financial fraud. that includes mortgage fraud, fraud, securities and commodities fraud, it also includes those efforts that are designed to help the economy recover. and to address those who would seek to defraud those efforts around the country. as more fully detailed in the task force annual report which the chairman described, there are many ways in which the task force has been very successful within its first year. i want to highlight a few of them and then discuss more them with you. as senator grassley correctly noted, the task force is very broad. that comes with a challenges. it also comes with strength. one of the great strengths of the task force is training and information shari

b. todd jones that he just mentioned and imams who brought people from their mosques to come to this youth summit. this is the second one we have held. we had one in january and one in jenin you would be surprised how many of people, and how many imams come. we are very engaged, so i don't see a problem with that specifically in st. paul. again, there are differences between our two cities even though we are one foot step away on the highway and the street. >> it is my understanding bed your police officers seem to have bought soccer shirts and have worked with the youth in your community, the somali youth in particular to ensure you have a better relationship with that community. is that not correct? >> that is absolutely correct, maam. >> and, you know, there are a lot of cuts going on here in washington d.c.. some of them deserved and i think some of them sort of cutting off what is important for tomorrow. we in just this past year had a vote on the cop program for example, where those community policing grants that we give to our local law-enforcement, at least in my area, i represent