. >>> joining me now is jonathan thompson director of the ceo for sheriff associations helping to locateolice app. what makes you think that waze is being used to target cops? what specifically do you think is happening? >> let me put this into perspective. a little over two months ago two innocent officers were murdered assassinated. the app was found on the handheld and laptop of the suspect. more than likely they are using this as a tool but the real threat here is that when more than one person gets together they control what information is posted where it's posted and how it's posted. the simple act, the simple act of avoiding a drunk driving checkpoint a speed route, any other host of activities tells us there's a likelihood that it's being used in a multitude of ways. and that's a threat to officers. >> and has google responded? do they seem like they will take that app down away? >> you know that's a great question. for one month we have been asking them almost every day, meet with us talk to us let us show you what we see, explain to us what you see and they've done nothing but

my name is jonathan thompson, and i'm currently serving as executive director of the national sheriffs association. national sheriffs association represents the 3,080 sheriffs in the united states, nearly all of whom are elected democratically by the people. each one serves as the chief law enforcement officer for his or her county or parish. sheriffs are the only law enforcement officers in the nation providing the full line of services, including jail operations and courtroom security. the office of sheriff is the law enforcement agency most directly accountable to the people they serve. i offer my testimony here today on behalf of our nation's sheriffs on the topic of voices from the field. my written testimony was submitted to the task force and offers in-depth discussion on a range of issues. however, in light of the weekend's attacks on minneapolis police officer jordan davis and last night's ambush of georgia sheriff and his deputy, i'd like to focus today on the role of law enforcement in larger criminal justice system. this task force has been convened to look specifically at

my name is jonathan thompson, and i'm currently serving as the executive director of the national sheriffsciation represents the 3,080 sheriffs in the united states, nearly all of whom are elected democratically by the people. each one serves as the chief law enforcement officer for his or her county or parish. sheriffs are the only law enforcement officers in the nation providing the full line of services, including jail operations and courtroom security. the office of sheriff is the law enforcement agency most directly accountable to the people they serve. i offer my testimony here today on behalf of our nation's sheriffs on the topic of voices from the field. my written testimony was submitted to the task force earlier and offers in-depth discussion on a range of issues. however, in light of the weekend's attacks on minneapolis police officer jordan davis and last night's ambush of habersham county, georgia sheriff terrell and his deputy, i'd like to focus today on the role of law enforcement in the larger criminal justice system. this task force has been convened to look specifically a

thompson's they speak of liquidity in greece. what does that mean? what liquidity is missing? jonathan of trades and you get these big blowout moves. you see a move towards 24%. you think it is the end of the world for greece. they do not borrow at those rates. the rates they pay interest at our very comparable to the likes of germany. that is the liquidity situation. then, you have the liquidity situation in terms of the banking sector. that has not gone anywhere. people worrying about deposit flight and how banks can fund themselves. cold said -- tom: i go over to --. brendan: you look at spain and portugal, the conclusion is people are comfortable. what if they are right. greece is just its own special problem? >> you will not see a move in the bond market. what if they are wrong. not much credit risk. you have seen it come down. a qe fueled bond market. a lot of people making big bets in the european bond markets. olivia: is there a sense that the rally is sustainable or currency driven? jonathan: security driven -- currency driven. the dollar investors have missed nothing here onc