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 Washington mdash; NPR is demanding answers from the State Department after one of its reporters was dropped from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo s five-country trip through Europe and Central Asia in the wake of a contentious exchange he had with NPR host Mary Louise Kelly.John Lansing, NPR s president and CEO, and Nancy Barnes, its senior vice president of news and editorial director, sent the State Department a letter Tuesday asking Pompeo to confirm whether diplomatic correspondent Michele Kelemen was removed from the trip and whether she or any other NPR reporters will be excluded from future official trips with the secretary.The NPR leaders also want the State Department to explain its justificationdropping K stanley cup elemen from the trip and reverse the move.                                        Kelemen was designated by the State Department Correspondents  Association in early January to serve as the radio pool reporter during Pompeo s swing through Eu stanley cup rope and Central Asia, documenting and disseminating information to other radio reporters not traveling with the secretary. She also received information about the trip from the State Department s press office. By this letter, we are providing you an opportunity both to explain and reverse any decision to remove Ms. Kelemen as the radio pool reporter for the trip,  Lansing and Barnes wrote to Pompeo and Marik String, a department legal adviser.  If we do not receive a satisfactory r stanley cup esponse from you justifying this decision before Awol This Morning from CBS News, Aug. 24, 2016
 NEWARK, N.J. -- As Chicago searches for a solution, there is good news in another big city that has struggled with violence. Newark, New Jerseyrsquo  murder rate has dropped 10 percent in 2 stanley cups 016.Other crimes are down, too. So what changed In a city where violent crime scenes were all too familiar and the police department is under the watch of a federal monitor, Police Chief Darnell Henry and other city officials have been working with state and county law enforcement to reduce crime.                 Violent crime rate is down in 2016 in Newark, New Jersey.           salomon                                             CBS News                                        The community has to have faith and confidence that the police are going to help them -- not occupy their neighborhood, when they see violence and crime, they report it, Henry said.                                        New Jerseyrsquo  largest city has not only added more police, they have reassigned many of them to street beats and partnered with citizens groups to promote community policing. Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose said the city is targeting gun violence, adding more officers to its shooting response team salomon .         We are treating it like a homicide, Ambrose said. We are sending out intelligence people, we are sending out a team of detectives, and taking these people off the street before they did their second shooting or a murder.                A police officer