sanbernardino

During the first half of the hour I'm joined by Bob Dougherty, the intelligence and counter intelligence director at Counter-Terrorism Watch Inc., a US defense contracting firm specializing in intelligence, counter-terrorism, and special operations training.
We discuss the potential motives behind the San Bernardino shooting, including terrorism and workplace violence.

During the second half of the hour, I'm joined by callers as we discuss how to stop the epidemic of gun violence in America.

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I'm joined by Hussam Ayloush, the Executive Director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) Greater Los-Angeles Area Chapter since 1998. We discuss what Muslim Americans are feeling after the San Bernardino shooting.

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in the wake of the shootings in San Bernardino, we send our thoughts prayers love best wishes and heartfelt condolences to those affected and discuss how the left and the right have both lost sight of humanity. And on a day where everyone needs a reason to crack a smile, Funkhouser gives us just that when he tells us what his plans are this evening

in the wake of the shootings in San Bernardino, we send our thoughts prayers love best wishes and heartfelt condolences to those affected and discuss how the left and the right have both lost sight of humanity. And on a day where everyone needs a reason to crack a smile, Funkhouser gives us just that when he tells us what his plans are this evening

I'm joined by Matthew Heron, retired Chief of the Organized Crime Section in the Criminal Investigative Division at FBI Headquarters in Washington, DC. Along with callers, we discuss today's mass shooting in San Bernardino, CA where there are currently a reported 14 people dead and 17 people injured.

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I am joined by Randy Korgan, Teamsters Joint Council 42 Organizing Director. We discuss why elected officials and the Teamsters are demanding that San Bernardino County in California keep its promises to its county employees.

"County workers perform crucial jobs such as 911 dispatchers, techs at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, child abuse hotline workers, building and bridge inspectors, flood specialists and many more. Their contract promises a
step increase every year, but last year the County started holding back those wage increases for months or even a year. In June, the County agreed to make up for the step increases it had held back, but then reneged on the agreement days later.

Despite reporting budget surpluses each year since 2005, the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors has asked public employees to take cuts in wages, healthcare and retirement and now pays employees far less than public employees neighboring counties."

Quote sourced from: http://teamster.org/news/2015/08/teamsters-elected-officials-demand-san-bernardino-county-keep-its-promises