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ita is -- item 2a is the chief report. >> good evening. i have some crime statistics. crimes were down 8.3% year-to- date. there were 3200 if you were part one crimes. the breakdown is 4% reduction in violent crime and 9% reduction of other crimes. homicides are 44, and we were at 44 this time last year. if you need any additional further breakdown, i can provide that as well. president mazzucco: any additional questions? commissioner hammer: i am not sure if this is the right time to talk about it, but you had a discussion about updating the general order and vehicles. we were privy to the documents and the city attorney had been working and we had this conversation for months. i am just wondering, president mazzucco, if we are continuing this to the next meeting to get an update? it seems to go week to week, and it is something that is important for our officers and citizens. president mazzucco: i agree, i had a conversation with our chief earlier today before boarding his flight, and we received information with input from the chief credit we need to calendar this f

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it was not supposed to come this far south but itas and we have a lot of catching up to do.tgomery county schools we heard from a spokesman saying schos are opening on time. they are aware that the roads are slick in some spots. what they're asking folks to do, if you and your kids are running late, did you're coming across problem areas, give them a call to let them know that and to let them know where their problem area is so they can get out to treat those as well. give yourself plenty of time. we drove re from northwest on georgia avenue, saw plenty of slick intersections, lots of problem areas. be careful. acee wilkins live in ulney. >> are y seeing any salt or sand trucks out on the roads this morning? >> reporter: yes, we are, but, eun, not that many. i would love to ow you one but very few this way. no, we're not seeing a whole lot of trucks out here but we have seen some trucks on our way here and maybe like one passing in this general area. >> all right. they have a lot of work to do, you're right. >> reporter: a lot of work. >> thanks so much, tracee. >>> we have

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your comments since the cop decisions have been adopted was pretty positive towards the mrv and the ita issues you are so strong on there. i'm wondering what is missing there or would you still like to see strength in her down on an issue was the u.s. decision-maker pretty satisfied on mouse? >> let me take the china question first. our position on china is that china needs to make significant reductions in its emissions. before china or other developing country is on the stage goes be relative reductions against the so-called business as usual path that they would eon. so when countries, whether it's china, india or others are growing at six, eight, 10%, and you can't slam the brakes on completely and say you got to be making absolute reductions tomorrow. it could work. because don't forget, while the critical direction that we need to move on is to separate growth from the path of omissions, so that growth goes up, but emissions can still go down because we've had so much of your energy coming from low carbon sources and so forth. at this stage in life, the movements of emissions is v

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said itas i said well, what war was that? he said it was the civil war. so you're talking about water pipes being made in vermont. and this is true all over the te state, late in the civil war. we and the result is we lose an enormous amount of clean water y every day through these, water pipes burst the united states of america. we can put people to work, improving our water system, our wastewater plants for expensive proposition to develop good wastewater plants. i was a mayor. it was an expensive proposition. roads, bridges. mr. psident furthermore, mr. president, ioul should tell anyone here a railrt system, which used to be the wor greatest system in the world is now falling way behind every other major country on earth.uls in vermont, as a result of this in v this package, which did a whole lot of very good thinks the state of vermont, one of the things we were able to do is use $15 million the federal fund private money to make major repairs on one of our important railways in the state. but we remain far behind most of the countries around the ind

sure, itas an experience all of us will never forget. you are on the steps of the capitol and the speaker was flown out and came back. it is a very emotional time. >> soon after that you had the intelligence committee and started to see thingothers will not have access to. how did your thinking about the world change with that experience? >> we talked a little bit about the white house in 1996. we felt that we had economic security. we were balancing the budget, things were going very well. and we felt that there was this sense of national security. the berlin wall had come down 10 years before that. it is kind of like the threats are diminishing and we can focus -then agenda that - national security issues are taken care of. we found out the national security issues were taken care of. the threat we face was different than before. even until this day there is uncertainty about how do you confront, contain and defeat this threat from radical jihad tests? >> -- radicaljihadists? >> how did this partnership work between the two of you? >>

ev though itas a little one, t was the first snowof the season. we'rtalking about that snow contiing in some location 26 degrees,he current temperature. windchl of 26. we're not seng any wind out there. that's the good nes. do still have the winte weather advisory toartsf the ea. i do expect this to come down over the nextouple hours. temperatures, 19 in hagerstown. 23 in frederick, 25 in manassas. they did treat smeroads. other roads, they wer't able ttreat. simply th temperatur this cold, eating the ro surfaces does not help. you're thinking, why didn't th treat these roads that's. why temperures were just that cold. in th low to mid 20s across our regi. here's the storm system and here's how it made the way in from the west. notice the pocket rightere of clearing. we saw sn and a pretty good amount of it right there. nce the clearig, it opened up acss our area. we had that snow ening and that storm system is coming to an end. behind it,ery cold r. there goes that area of low pressure. there going to stay cold toe xt couple ds. high pressure ll