and whatever statistic, we agree. i think all of those things are appropriate for appendsies, not the body of the report but should be referenced in the body of the report. that's at least one, two, three, four, possibly five appendsies. >> thank you. >> can i make an additional comment. >> you may. >> in terms of the recognized neighborhoods which we have as part four, i think that goes wherever we decide to put the map statistics is where the preservation of the deviating from 1% to 5% should also reside. if part five is actually final map statistics, recognized neighborhoods preserved, then that should be that section as opposed to. >> so i guess the point of distinction, his description is different than preserved? >> right. >> his description is what -- >> i think it's similar to what member pilpel is saying, the final section, would i envision at least is the first part is all of our talk, part five is what we're legally required to submit. which is the map. and the statistics and recognized neighborhoods from m

. >> the final map, district descriptions, district statistics. mr. mcdonnell: yeah, that word, statistics. >> caskey timing question? mr. mcdonnell: yes. >> some of these pieces will take some time to prepare, but i assume the task force will want to publish immediately. would it be possible to add a note saying, "to be added"? mr. mcdonnell: yes. >> and then we will replace it. mr. pilpel: or along those lines, could we allow the publication of an executive summary when all of these pieces exist, so the map itself is available immediately, and as these pieces are assembled in the next couple days, then the final report will then exist? mr. mcdonnell: i don't think she was referring to the final map. but the final map will take time. mr. pilpel: all right. mr. mcdonnell: ok. with respect to the report -- >> yes, on the list of appendices, we're going to include the statistics and the community newspaper advertisements? mr. mcdonnell: yes. >> ok. >> man asked the question considering the district descriptions? mr. mcdonnell: what we were referring to,

that statistics about black crime were ubiquitous. but statistics about white crime were invisible. was that deliberate? >> it was over time. so it wasn't that way from the very beginning. the problem is that black people were enslaved. there was no point in tracking them statistically, because they weren't a population problem. they were enslaved. well, once they were free, the demographers now turned immediately to statistics and said, "we've got to figure out how many babies, how many black babies are born each year? how many black babies die? what are the diseases that they die from?" and eventually they turned to crime statistics. their initial point in using statistics was not to celebrate the presence of black people, but to determine how much of a presence, physically, black people would have in the nation. and as it turns out, because enslaved people don't go to prison, they're dealt with summarily as plantation justice. now as free people they're going to prison. and in 1890, for the first time, a statistician looked up and said, "wow, there's a disproportionate prison pop

there can be a lot of reasons why a county has statistical spikes. some of them not necessarily related to civil rights concerns. so we're working with the civil rights division to sort of come up with a cross departmental approach because ultimately it would be the civil rights division that would investigate and prosecute anything we would refer to them. we at i.c.e. don't have civil rights investigative authority. the second thing that we're doing is were we to identify any particular jurisdiction that did have a concern, we would work with the civil rights division to engage in a direct investigation in the form of interviews on the ground inspections. we're doing our own auditing of the program, which isn't a criminal investigation, but we go around to the various jurisdictions and audit the results ourselves. i'm happy to say that to date we have not had instance to refer something for direct investigation to the civil rights division, but we have had the first set of results that suggest there are some counties we need to do a little deeper di

lies, damned lies and statistics. right now the market is reacting to the third kind of untruth with statistics like today's drop in retail sales. a number that helped send averages lower with the dow sinking 50 points and the nasdaq sliding .40%. here's the problem. if retail sales are that horrendous, if the consumer is so tight-fisted then how the heck can target, walmart, and costco be hitting their 52-week highs as they have over multiple days in the last week? can aggregate retail sales be that terrible when you have robust numbers at these stores? who's more likely to be lying with statistics? the commerce department or a chain like target where the controls are superb and the numbers are not subject to interpretation? who's giving you the real skinny? a government department that may be using probably not the technology near what the private sector uses to compile data or a store like walmart where 140 million people shop each week? does costco have a better handle on retail sales than the department of commer

macafee has got some great statistics on this. all of these statistics are publicly available. you can go out on the network and pull down some of these. they have some great things, some great statistics on where we are today. and if you go to mcafee, they will tell you that they've got 75 million unique pieces of malware in their inventory right now. 75 million pieces of malware. that's roughly 1/3 of the email that's going up on the network today are sent by botanists. over 100 countries have network exploitation capabilities. in 2011 the number of cyber attacks rose 44%. malware increased by 60%. and the number of attacks on u.s. critical infrastructure went from nine in twine to over 160 in 2011. and from january of 2011 to june of 2011, 19,000 malicious addresses appeared a day. 80% of the websites have been hacked or compromised. it's interesting when you go out to companies fortune 500, of 168 companies they were queried 162 had been hacked. i'm going to give you some insights into some of those that have been hacked. just some unique statistics on this when you start t

. >> clarification of statistics? what will that cover again? mr. pilpel: i think i raised the question in this meeting. i'm not sure what is possible, but what i was referring to was that the statistics that were shown in the 2000 redrawing, that describes some of it. for each district, the population, the deviation from the mean, expressed in numbers as well as percentage, statistics around out race and ethnicity, voting age population, and the like. those were included in the last redistricting task force report. anything along those lines would be helpful, to the extent possible, to include and summarize the analysis from what we have done. at mr. mcdonnell: okay. any other questions? and that is doable? >> no problem at all. we do have one question. we will create some maps that show the old and new boundaries, and we're also going to make some and brutalized -- some individualized district maps, and we want to know what you would like to see on those maps. this goes directly to what kinds of data you would like to present or you think is usefu

the statistics are correct and they would say look, here are the more statistics and fas that show without question, it is far better for children to be raised with two parents in the home. have the nmb hr u iemr likely -- five times more likely to be incarcerated, three more times likely to have real illnesses if they don't have a mom and dad in thhm - oatlnge tstanu the for us? will i do? serv or one of four dessert? it's going to end up that way, why not? [laughter] loitthstor ther n children. something that i agreed with. and i understand that if they went off message an they said if you don't have done in the home -- here is something you woul do, hih s meg w umi e gu fore of father. for whatever reason, there was never a message of hope and encouragement for singlemoms coming from the conservative side. there never was. itas always how impotant the father s we aermont we have proof on our side. surely we have a message and we want those women out there, and men, who are raising their children alone to succeed. we want their children to thrive, oo. need to figure out why that is and w

you see statistics. i see people who get hurt. you do not. you have got to understand -- this community is changing. it is a family community. we have a large amount of kids, and i am so proud of them. i go to san francisco state university, and i cannot tell you how many kids from the boys and girls club are there as well on four-year scholarships. we have a wealth of future people in this community who will make us great. please do not let us sit around with only four police officers working our area because you think you should take police officers for a special event. our kids are scared. they want to walk the street, too. it took me all these years to hear children laughing in this neighborhood, and i have lived in this neighborhood for over 12 years because parents were scared to let their children come out in the street. please treat us like we are just any other community. we are your hopes. >> that was powerful. i picked up "the guardian" this morning. the first thing i saw -- who is the chief's sugar daddy/ that was a joke. what can

would actually suggest that the chinese economy is much weaker than what the official statistics just it doesn't mean that the whole charities grows the model will collapse and kylee but i'd like to mention one area where we still have a one party system and we have an incredible level of corruption and that could lead to social on race at some point by the way we can have social unrest anywhere in the world given the high unemployment got we are facing in most countries but that could derail growth in china for a while i and then we have your political problems coming up the south china sea and so forth so many things that could grow wrong i want to get in or before we go because you're talking about a few statistics indicating a slowdown i want to see how it fits into your view of a global recession because i know for china for example there was a positive manufacturing report out today suggesting government policy to support the economy is working but i actually want to look at another indicator at something tied very closely to the health of the chinese economy which in steel and

who's more likely to be lying with statistics? the commerce department or a chain like target where the controls are superb and the numbers are not subject to interpretation? who's giving you the real skinny? a government department that may be using probably not the technology near what the private sector uses to compile data or a store like walmart where 140 million people shop each week? does costco have a better handle on retail sales than the department of commerce given they have the sales per square footage of every store in the head while the commerce department doesn't have a permanent secretary at the helm? how about retail sales of autos. in the month of june chrysler sold 20% more cars than last year. more than any year since 2007. gm's numbers are the best since 2008. ford sales were up only 7%. the numbers told us more about retail auto sales than the miserable commerce number but chrysler doesn't trade as an individual company. none of these numbers compare to reports from the banks since earnings season began. toda

these are extraordinary statistics. one thing we are really struggling with is the fact that suicide is more common then wrote accidents as a cause of death among troops. >> yes, it is the second leading cause of death in military theaters worldwide, and it has claimed more lives, as you said, then afghanistan. there have been more suicides this year than all years combined. most troubling thing is nobody really knows why this is happening. >> that was going to be my next question -- i mean, what is causing all these suicides? >> one of the interesting things to look at is a lot of people assume it has to do with ptsd or battle trauma, but interestingly and depressingly, only about 1/3 of the suicides this year -- the soldiers had not been deployed to combat, had not seen combat. only 43% of the size where tracking -- they had seen one deployment. soldiers who had seen three or four -- it counts for 8.5% of the suicides, so there is something happening within the military culture where it is not a precondition that you

i will not go into the statistical numbers. statistics are very important. it is what you perceive. in old san francisco once said in an old san francisco republic newspaper, samuel clemens, mark twain said statistics are lies. remember that in keep in mind the numbers. sometimes there is perception. that is what the numbers are. you can have all of the tackles and the world, but if you do not have a championship, it does not matter. then we have car sectors and foot beats in the area. we have the library one. we just added that last year at the library. we upgraded the security based upon the public library monday- friday because there are lots of kids programs. we were pretty much underutilized. it has done very well. it caused a displacement. sometimes those things happen. as i mentioned, the old station was that the hibernia bank at #one jones. new station in 2000. this is at 30180. it has a community room and station on this side. that was the old wagner auto body repair station. the building was built in 1927. and we have reduced crime rate. i will not go through every one of

statistics office -- france's statistics office. >> the russian defense ministry said a destroyer group will perform planned military maneuvers. >> moscow denied the claim is linked to the escalating conflict in syria, which today sought helicopters fired -- firing rockets near central aleppo. >> a rebel fighter posing on the record of a government take. the footage is said to come from aleppo, where heavy fighting has continued almost unabated since the weekend. the rebels also claimed they have brought parts of damascus under control, but they have been unable to hold the mall. this syrian state tv footage allegedly shows regime troops raiding homes in the district looking for rebels. each weapons seizure and advance is celebrating, although on both sides, victories are often short-lived. the fighting has devastated towns and driven civilians from their homes. this iraqi family once came here for safety. now they are fleeing syria for iraq. >> the situation in iraq was unstable, but now, it is getting better. syria's situation is horrible. we could not even say in our house. the situa

look at the statistics. in 2004, the who announced that obesity was a global epidemic., eight years later, we have the olympics on our own term, and statistics say we have one in three children by the age of nine who are either overweight or obese. so the intervention about physical activity, as far as i am concerned, the most effective intervention needs to be a public health strategy that targets the population as a whole. you have to remember, the olympic games is the most effective international marketing platform in the world. over 200 countries and reaching billions of people. and the main sponsors are associated with unhealthy foods. i am most concerned about the children. >> ok, but you have got a responsibility, not just not to get fat in your old age because you are not training so much, but actually to set an example while you are training. you are a role model. >> there is a responsibility. obesity is a hugely complex issue. to just say it is one sport every four years in the company's sponsor it, that creates an obesity problem. if you say one in three chil

i've mentioned earlier, lies and statistics. numbers do not tell you the whole story. you have to look carefully at the bottom line of those numbers. you do not want to hang your hat on to many numbers and to your own horn and pat yourself on the back to much. as my grandmother used to say, you meet the same people all the way up as you meet on the way down. next slide. the christmas tree give away. this is at the very end on sunday. we had a local owner provide music. we had macy's people helping out. they gave up cookies. we had the whole area full with trees, so this was the very tail end on sunday afternoon. so it worked out very well for us. that is it. i will open up any questions to the commission. go ahead. >> we are going to move in to public comment first, and the commissioners can ask their questions. pete -- feel free to line out at the podium after the captain takes away his statistics. [laughter] or damn lies, whatever you want to say. >> mark twain used to say there's lies, damn lies, and statistics. >> please come forward. >> good evening. i am the area

a surprising statistic out of colorado today. today.colorado bureau of investigations says 29 hundred people were approved to buy firearms from friday to sunday. that's 43 percent higher than the previous weekend.officials do not give an explanation but similar spikes were seen in other states following the virginia tech shooting and the attemted assassination of arizona rep. gabrielle giffords. "batman" star christian bale takes some time away from acting... to visit victims of the aurora shooting.on tuesday... he made the trip to aurora... where he posed for a picture you see here... with shooting victim, carey rottman. a rep for warner brothers says the actor is there in his own capacity... and that he's not representing the film company. a man remains behind bars, this morning... accused in a deadly stabbing in baltimore county. mark brown jr. is charged with first-degree murder after police say he stabbed his acquaintance phillip weatherford.the victim was found inside his car about 2-30 monday morning near pulaski highway a

in effect, the same statistics as stop and frisk in york. >> the difference is, stop and frisk isn't just attention, you need probable cause to make an arrest. all of those guys had to have a gun to get arrested >> he will need to take the heat no matter what because out there in the streets, the critics will accuse him of not adhering to his own discipline, suspicions of improper conduct that resulted in you being stopped. let me assure you one thing, there's not anyone who would object to keeping guns off the streets in the african-american community >> the question is how? mayor ed lee says i'm tired of people pointing fingers at each other and we have had a discussion about guns and how to get them off the streets, he wants to stretch the argument further to possibly stop and frisk. do you think it goes anywhere? >> i don't think it will go beyond where the police department will sanction where it is going. they are the ones who will need to execute it and having been mayor for eight years, i can assure you that your better off arguing with a police department internally >> i fou

i can tell you the official meteorological statistics. it is not raining in london 94% of the time. >> to be british is to plan for bad weather, but even this country is surprised by how bad the summer has been. in recent weeks, the torch has made its way around the country despite wind and cold. the opening ceremony is in just 10 days. the bookies are taking a range of bets on just about every event. the world record-holding chinese hurler actually left london in search of drier weather in germany. ultimately, it will have to suffer through whenever mother nature dishes out. >> british weather is a fact of life. that to compete in nearly all conditions. it is london, after all. >> and now, you're a 11 insta- weather + forecast with the meteorologist. >> what would be worse? the rain, the children are getting there? or the heat and humidity we're getting here as far as the olympics are concerned? if we leave that up to the speculators. take a look of the radar. all clear here. we have some haze. it is a baking us right now. a couple of is

those are all statistics that are moving in the right direction. many counties are successful across the state. in fact, 6000 fewer probationers were sent to state prison. the legislature said, it is working. we were right. what they decided to do too -- was to create this realignment between the governor and the legislature. the key elements are that it is -- an executive committee corrections partnership so that the ecp, as we call it, as it was created, basically, it took a subset of those individuals, which is the sheriff, the chief of probation, the public defender, the police department and the board of supervisors locally within each county identified each type of social service agency. and ours was the public health department. and the courts. and it's -- this created the ccp committee. as we mentioned earlier, we were the first county in the state to actually develop hours and have it approved. but being first is not necessarily always the best. but in our case, it was. [laughter] and the reason that it was is because san francisco took a