person -- that thwe work with lep person. in january 2017, there are 3,308 incident reports, and if we look at fiscal year 2017-2018, there were 4,402 incident reports, and there was thousands of interaction and providing the community with information, but this is specifically actual incident reports that are prepared. turning the page, department general order 2.0, you have something that's straightforward. if you have a person that's limited english proficiency, you call a by lingual officer to the scene, followed by a person interpreter followed by a telephone interpreter or language line. in emergency situations, we can use anybody that's available to assist us, but once that emergency is resolved we need that bilingual interpreter to come. r assi r -- come assist us. lingu last january , we had a how to be an effective interpreter class that began. we are finally working to update over 300 officers who are bilingual speakers and giving them an undate, so we had an expert flown out to san francisco and put on the class.

now more than ever, bilingual officers are needed to interview lep crime victims and officers need to reassure crime victims regardless of their immigration status their cases will be investigated. thank you. >> thank you. did this happen recently, if i may ask? >> no. >> when was this. >> this happened in 2015. >> okay. well, if you speak with one of director henderson's folks in the audience, it may be too late for a complaint, but it's important that we made these changes -- there was three years ago, but it's important we find out what happened, and it's important that you meet with him if you haven't done so already. >> thank you. >> thank you for all your hard work. we appreciate what you do. >> good evening, commission. my name is ana de-carlos. i am fortunate to sit at the lep working group for months, and we've been meeting for years, and while we recognize the progress made, there's still a lot of work to be done. only in the last semester of last year, my colleagues and i have heard or seen at least two instances of language barriers during police interactions on the street

precise and how comprehensive it is this is being discussed right now i think that the white house leps alleges on to the opportunity of casting doubt upon this investigation i think that's really what this is this nothing really new here so you have this there's nothing new here but earlier we talked with ron haas go a former assistant director at the f.b.i. who had a thirty year career with the bureau and he also served under robert mueller he told us how spy warrants are usually handled he had let's have a look at what he had to say. much more going on here in fact when the f.b.i. goes before a phase a judge to renu it's over here or it's over his it's review authority. they have to make the case that they got something substantial in the previous period the previous ninety day period that's all omitted from this three page summary we already have the democrats who are surprisingly in support of the f.b.i. usually it's the other way around we already have reports from the democrats that this is cherry picked information that it's false and it's inaccurate so i would be interested to

they did an amazing job and also their ongoing work lepping to keep the -- helping to keep the streets clean. supervisor ronen has been just a fierce champion for navigation centers in her district and city-wide and helped make this funding possible by working with assemblyman ting and to make sure it got used in the best way possible. in terms of the size of the sites. i don't know how to thank you, 250 new beds, going serve thousands of people a year. thanks to you and your advocacy. we would not have had the funds to do this without your advocacy, that's a thousand people we're going to be able to help thanks to you and your leadership and muhammad and supervisor ronen. mayor farrell has picked up the torch from mayor lee. normally, we serve about 7,000 people in shelter every year. we're housing 2000 people a year and now we're going to assist an additional thousand above that thanks to mayor lee's vision and mayor farrell's support. and pushing us to move this forward. assemblyman chu is also really doing the important work as homelessness is about housing. and he has taken incred

and this new child tax credit, well, we think it can lep. today i'm joined by families from all over wisconsin who will benefit from our child tax credit. so today i ask you, the members of the state legislature, to pass our plan so that by the time these kids and all the others like them across the state begin school there fall, their parents will receive a check in the mail box. i had two. i can only imagine what it's like to have all of these kids together, right? the final part of our anl bismb agenda is providing stability in health care. our citizens are crying out for a stable health care system. washington failed to act. so it is time for us to lead in wisconsin. that is why today i propose the creation of a healthcare stability plan. most people receive their health care coverage from their employer. premium increases for the majority of employer-based plans were fairly modest this past year at about 5%. the biggest concern i hear about as i travel the state is from those who are worried about pre-existing conditions. with this in m

olympic event so how does it work what with a rifle strapped to their back the competitor will do leps around a cross country ski course these laps will vary from two and a half to four kilometers and at the end of each loop they stop take that rifle off their back and shoot a targets that are fifty meters away there are two types of required shooting one is standing with targets that are four and a half metres wide all lying on their stomachs shooting at targets that are not as big now if you miss a single target you are paralyzed in some even so that means you have to do a one hundred fifty metre penalty loop before continuing on the race in other events it's a one minute punishment overall race distances in individual events vary from ten to twenty kilometers in duration and depending on the distance that means racing from twenty minutes to over an hour there are five separate men's and women's events in pyongyang and naturally the first across the line takes gold. extreme cold weather at the olympics has been a talking point of the games for athletes but spectators and thousands of

in the future interoperable warhead lep that would require modification of the physics package knowing right up there focusing on the nonnuclear components? jim, you mentioned road icbm in future turned his. they cancel that option. could you gauge qualitatively the hunger for a road mobile option knowing of course that russia just slash that because they are broke as usual? thank you. >> one more before we finish up with the panelist. >> question for jim are others who want to answer. you put forward a reduction in the overall size of the icbm force and wondering if you envision that as part of long-term arms control or you would do that unilaterally? >> so in this round which will also be a concluding statements let's begin with james and will give jim the very last word because questions were for him. >> let me just say, talk briefly about the low yield option. i'd much rather spend the money on bolstering the conventional deterrence around the baltics. there are two issues i think with using a low yield. the first what is your risk giving away the position of the severing that the

olympic event so how does it work what with a rifle strapped to their back the competitor will do leps around a cross country ski course these laps will vary from two and a half to four kilometers and at the end of each leap they stop take that rifle off their back and shoot are targets that are fifty metres away there are two types of required shooting one is standing with targets that are four and a half metres wide all lying on their stomachs shooting at targets that are not as big now if you miss a single target you are paralyzed and in some event so that means you have to do a one hundred fifty meter penalty loop before continuing on the race in other events it's a one minute punishment overall race distances in individual events vary from ten to twenty kilometers in duration and depending on the distance that means racing from twenty minutes to over an hour there are five separate men's and women's events in pyongyang and naturally the first across the line takes gold now there are very different story out of south korea welling to talk with some of the volunteers giving their su

madeleine creeden, do you see in the future an lep that would require physics package knowing they're focusing on the non-nuclear components. for jim miller, you mentioned icbms in the recent air force aoa they cancelled that option. could you gauge qualitatively the hunger for a road-mobile option knowing, of course, that russia just slashed that because they're broke, as usual. thank you. >> i'll take one more before we finish up here with the panelists. i'll go here to the fourth row, please. >> aaron system son and the question for jim and others on the panel and you put forward the icbm force and i wonder if you envision that as part of long-term arms control or you would do that unilaterally. >> in this round which would be also our concluding statements why don't we begin with james and we'll give jim the last word since a couple of the questions would go with him. james, bob, madeleine and then jim miller. >> thanks. let me just say a couple of things briefly to the low sobm option which is what i've already said and i would spend the money on bolstering the financial deterren