pacific islander legal out reach to younger dult for disability, july 1, 2015-june, 30, 20 twaen, 2 fiver 7, [inaudible] total not to exceed 282, 787. thank you maria. may i have a motion to discuss? >> so moved, and second >> thank you commissioner. commissioners, we also included in the consumer advocacy rfp a component for target younger adults with disabilities. we were just speaking of that population. we were prepared to select only one provider for this grant, for this rfp. we did have to pause and take another look because we had 2 strong bids for this particular request for proposal and agreed it would be a benefit to bring in a new provider that would also help open a new client base. the new grant is presented by my colleague mike zaug after i present item l. item l is the grant for api legal outreach. this is for the young aer adult with disability legal service. as i have mentioned, api legal outreach is a comp tent agency. they provide service for younger persons with disabilities by way of providing 195 units of service, legal assistance hours to at least 110 unduplicated c

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. >> but fivers six years ago those is almost nil. it is a good ballpark but the fact it went from zero to where it is no is a significant uptick. so the reasons why individuals are recruited the specific a young adult males and females what draws them? that is a process to understand the motivation of radicalization and we see a wide variety. to motivate the young women to take a chance to go overseas. >> to engage the community you will be in slavery and repeatedly raped and to counter that with the graphic reality of what they are recruited for testimony of individuals that have experienced this you counter message with a stronger message. we are doing that at the local level as well? >> yes. through the fusion center we are reaching out to the communities because of the dangers to be on line because of pedophile's or cybercriminals or fear of recruitment. >> with the use of social media for fund-raising could you comment? anything to raise funds and crowds nursing and law in dash crowd sourcing are you working with the department

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i fiver a hybrid system with a consumption tax to take 150 million americans off the income tax rolesher. we leave the income tax in for high end and lower rates, and we lower rate for business that will make us more competitive overseas. neil, it also a as you know, it will have an impact on this identity theft it huge problem that we have now where people feel for returns by stealing your id. that would help there too. so or there a lot of reasons to change the tax code. >> all right. in the meantime you're still in that nontop ten category. and donald trump might have pushed you down another peg. are you worried that no one is beginning to be able to hear you, see you? >> i'm not, neil i'm not. i think we're picking up steam getting arranged iowa. i was in three or four different counties last week and that county share chair told me this thing is wide open. i'm in washington today at the r and c they have 19 candidates listed in their official straw poll. not all of them are going to get in but i was just filming an interview of them that they're putting out for all of the candida