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it was a natural linkage. we've kind of rolled that out for the national 100 where we have other chapters doing the same thing at colleges in their area. >> you are meanting somebody. you started in the ninth great with them? >> yeah. really back in 2004, he's now in dental school. i've kind of watched him grow up. he's watched me grow up. we actually have become really good friends. he's in his early 20s now. it's interesting to see his perspective. >> it's amazing. you've made such a difference in his life. you're a new dad so that will be a great experience for your baby girl. >> it is. >> before we run out of time, i you want to join 100 black men? who do you want to help? >> we have two ways. we want members who want to join the 100 black men in the bay area themselves, african-american male professionals, public/private sector who have a commitment to improving the community aund focusing on mentoring and the issues that really target our community and are important to us. we also want to have folks at a

there is a linkage between the two. we saw there is no linkage between the two. not only has economic mobility not gotten worse as the 1% got richer but there is no link between the two. there is a link apparently with family family structure and the quality of the neighborhood. not progressive taxes. the core of the obama economic message just collapsed. >> let me come back to this. if the mayor bill de blasio and senator elizabeth warren believe people getting wealthy hurt people. you heard larry somers say that's not the case. you heard jimmy run down the results of the report. the question is will the white house listen to this report and go for growth instead of punishing success? will they read this report? >> i suspect the white house will read the report and go for growth. they define growth maybe differently than the trickle down policies i know you advocate for. they define growth as more money in the pockets of the middle class people who are able to pump money into the american economy as opposed to, for example, letting the rich spend more money on i

i think the conversation should be a jobs housing park linkage discussion. as we add more residents to the city, what is the impact of adding new residents to our park system, to open space opportunities. i'm inspired by the mayor's discussion that housing opportunities might be found on parkland which took me a little bit by surprise. i don't know if the general manager that had same reaction i did, but if we can have that discussion maybe with consultation with the planning department in january or february. it would be very much appreciated. anybody else? >> there was and i'm not sure about the appropriate timing of bringing this back. there was a report made by the capital division around district 6. february. thank you. >> everybody else read my mind? any other commissioners? >> is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 12. is new business agenda setting. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 13 in communications. is there any additional public comment? seeing none,

consumption and over consumption to sugary beverages to contribute to diabetes and public awareness of the linkage between the beverages is literally through the roof and higher than i thought it would be. i want to thank dr. richmond for being here. i know that richmond gets beaten up a lot for having the gull to go first and raising this issue and putting forth this proposal and fighting very hard to get a pass and i did not succeed in richmond but i think richmond deserves a lot of credit, dr. riter man deserves a lot of credit. sometimes when you go first, you don't always prevail but you lay down the groundwork for other people to come after and succeed which i think we will did here. we are seeing already as occurs everywhere that this proposal comes up, a strong reaction from the beverage industry. we already see and have heard about paid and compelling. we know that we've had an explosion in diabetes, obesity and other health ailments related to sugary beverages. we know that in percentage of calories in our diet in terms of beverages has exploded just in terms of proportion of calories fr

. >> they wanted to show that there's a linkage between the war and what's going on with black america. that the war was interfering with that. the war -- that lyndon johnson wanted to have it both ways. he wanted to do good things for the domestic agenda, for the great society, but he also wanted to have the war. tavis: it was a speech that asked if fear had turned americans into bullies. >> war is not the answer. communism will never be defeated by the use of atomic bombs and nuclear weapons. that is nothing except a tragic death wish to prevent us from reordering our priorities so that the pursuit of peace will take precedence over the pursuit of war. >> this speech was radical in the sense that it gave a pointed, accusing reminder of how far we had strayed from his main message, that nonviolence and democracy are a glove on a hand, they fit together, and war was corrupting our promise -- the promise of freedom. tavis: it was a speech that said nonviolence wasn't weakness, and that retaliation wasn't strength a position that remains as controversial today as it was then. there are t

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the linkage is -- the linkage two different policies and geographies of the u.s.e cannot work in america, a never-ending debate. bill harris joins us right now. this will not go away from silicon valley. >> what makes silicon valley tech? we had the best of the best, people from chicago, from new from and we get people china, from israel, from india, from mexico. we need that. the debate changed with many silicon valley's across the american landscape? >> new york is silicon alley, austin is silicon prairie. silicon beach. >> bloomberg has done a great job in new york city. >> fabulous. >> does that change the immigration debate? >> it broadens it out. it is broader than tech. need to country, attract the best from around the world. if we do not, we are crazy, we bring people and, given college educations and graduate school educations and then send them back. ,> there was a theme at davos when you see not only the u.s. minority representation there, so many people abroad looking to the u.s. for technological leadership. is silicon valley still the dominant techno

i think we have been working very closely with geneva car barn and to identify some linkagible. there is a leak k roof that we need to think about in terms of preserving the acid over all and remediation work and again va carbon has services so if we were to use gee oh bonds fund we would need to do an ordinance to provide us with the ordinance. those are the three eligible types of spnd turs that we are talking about with them right. no they are working to price those two items and if we have that our hope to be able to prethose all the together with the items we are thinking about. it is a decision for the committee, i think one of the thing we would like to previous is the ability to present altogether the different tradeoffs associated with these $5.6 million. while these funds were in geneva car bonds and the city does have a number of upcoming unknown life safety projects. the rim fire has left us with unknown capital liability. we have as we said the land slide and other projects we are continuing to price. i think the reserve is better for us than to continue the full ap

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the thing about settlements and the their linkage with the prirs ner issue, prime minister netanyahu you just heard him complaining about the way palestinians blomed the priz center prisoners home. it releases prisoners that it regards as terrorists and murderers in order precisely to facilitate additional settlement construction which really does seem you know to be a very strange an immoral and political logic if you will. to do something that they think is immoral in order to do something that is also self destructive to themselves and makes the problem worse. the second thing is there's settlement construction and there's settlement construction. not all construction is equal. some settlement construction doesn't change the strategic equation or changes it very little. because it's in areas that almost everyone agrees including palestinians will be part of a land swap. other settlement is provocative and some, makes drawing the border much, much more difficult in certain why areas of ewan and harmona and parts of garsas acres ofon and things like that, does change the underlying

the debate is this -- as to whether they change that linkage and some say that is no longer tenable.hat we are going to look at is a little bit later, in february, -- --they're not going to they're going to look at a myriad of data. >> i think that is a good thing. not that i'm a fervent supporter of george osborne, but i concur that when you are talking about the ability to change the ability to look at raising interest rates, you are dealing with an economy that is healing. it question is not -- is healing widespread? that is the critically important issue. >> many are saying that we are seeing unemployment having down, but wages are rising and business investments are not rising. >> it should begin to rise coming at the end of this year. president barack obama will be delivering his state of the union address tonight. you can see that at 2:00 a.m. london time. >> india has unexpectedly raised rate to fight inflation. ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." time in london is 6:22. let's talk about phillips. we had earnings at the top of the hour. the world posture biggest maker of lighti

. >> a linkage with technology and commerce. quickly, adam klein, doesn't work? really going to buy stuff directly off of my tv? >> not for a while. what you are starting to see is what they call the second screen. i think that is where it is going to start happening. but on the tv itself -- >> we are allowed to have something that fail. >> what is not failing now is the equity market. what will 2014 bring? bob doll joins us next. ♪ >> good warming morning -- seem more attractive temperatures across america this morning. i'm tom keene. followthrough has returned from the west and cristina alesci is with us as well this morning. -- scarlet fu has returned. claims, then the jobs report on friday and bill gross will join me friday on bloomberg radio. there is the data. i don't have to say anything. it is there. the euro a little bit weaker off of economic growth or reason europe. scarlet, you have real news. >> a couple of losers all on the back of sony announcing he streaming gaming service. gamestop tumbled in the wake of that. evil necklace cutting it to hold fro

that is feedback to say maybe my words are pointing into her this somewhere and we have linkage.don't have that shared experience. they have massive amounts of data but they're not really human. nonverbal communication that is happening, obviously. >> you're using all kinds of information around you and you mentioned foursquare. you capture more and more context. the features will allow you to narrow into a particular word or phrase. is going to facilitate that dialogue between humans and machines. >> did you see the movie "her"? >> i loved it. >> it was amazing and it created a really thought-provoking and seemingly plausible future with a computer that has a sense of humor and understands what you're saying. >> that is the thing. humans are the source of meaning, right? we are the source of >> funny and beautiful. -- we are the source of what is funny and beautiful. while watson can detect upon, it is not laughing at a pun. you should laugh at it. the things that watson will never be able to do? we talk about what he can do. >> i think you want to be careful of saying never. >>

resource plays, we watched him closely, given the inter-linkage between australia and those resource talks as well as the chinese market. bhp billiton, hawthorne and sidney. and the aussie dollar for a final check is at $.88, 88 u.s. cents. we are watching that closely in the wake of these numbers. >> that is a look at what is going on marketwise. >> and the other main stories we're following, it made -- a son in a surprise. -- a sunday night surprise. analysts expected a profit at deutsche bank. a crashrs of the asian in san francisco are suing knowing -- suing boeing. airplanes airspeed warning system was inadequate and the pilots were poorly trained. there were 307 people on board. three teenage girls from china were killed. and close to relaunching plans for a is cap airline in japan after the partnership unraveled last summer. the carrier has wound up local partners to start operating in 2015. air asia says the operation will airport fors new cost reasons. asia is also preparing a new indian service in march. nintendo shares plummeted at the open after forecasting a surprise los

the concerns in this capital, at the worst of the euro crisis, demonstrated the linkages of the world do not just run from here to there, they can flow back as well. the second part of our program, can we use financial regulation to prevent a repeat of this crisis. if so, how far along are we on that path? to talk about that, we have invited paul tucker, he was until recently the deputy governor of the bank of england. he came to boston and harvard because he said the weather was better. very much.u as john said, macroeconomic policy contributed to the conditions in which the crisis occurred. the ultimate cause of the depths of the crisis was a deeply dilatory and supervisory regime. deeply flawed in design and deeply flawed and implementation . on both sides of the atlantic, it would be hard not to do better. the paper that brookings has published covers a load of technical things. i want to pick out one or two things that are in the realm of political economy. there is good news as well as some challenging news. -- iood news is something think ben bernanke has a great deal to be pro

you made that linkage clear that is your interpretation and she did not dispute it? >> she did not. she said i know it's not fair, they shouldn't be connect bud they are. that is in the journal entry. >> you are saying that the lieutenant governor said these should not be connected but they are. >> that's what i recall and what i wrote at the time. i wrote the journal entry a few days after the meeting with her. >> we are seeing a letter you provided us on may 8th to the governor saying you are stunned you are not getting the funding request. that's two days before the meeting with the lieutenant governor. what is that second letter. what do you believe it proves? >> back to her statement it is all illogical and when you look at all of the events together you can see it was a progression of pressure and she was, you know, sent in to make that final message to me. on may 8th there was a planning board decision. the planning board voted down the zoning that the rockefeller group wanted for their property. and on may 8th we had severe flooding and the letter i sent to the governor show

those terrorist groups -- >> if it's constantly being raised is there therefore some truth in that linkageween your involvement in syria and the bombings in beirut? >> what i want simply to put for everybody, if this is the excuse they are using, why are they attacking the christians and priests inside syria? >> but this attack was directed on the hezbollah strong hold, wasn't it? >> yesterday [ inaudible ] was attacked. triply is being tacked. many villages have been attacked during the course of this week. when we talk about this, we're talking about targeting all of lebanon, and i believe this is one [ inaudible ] of the whole series. i don't like to put it this way. and i believe it is very important to understand that these kind of attacks, these kind of terrorist escalation has been going on since two years, and two years before hezbollah come to be existent in syria? >> exactly. are you concerned that hezbollah is losing foreign support because you are backing fighters. >> they are killing them here. they are killing them in syria, they are killing them in north africa, they are kil

just in terms of setting up our own programs, how do we do outreach, linkage, how to get the training, what do our training materials look like, being with us there a long way, and on so many occasions, things like constructing forms, think be sent outat will to members of they can be critical in making sure that that communication is going out in a way that is user friendly and helpful. they have been out there with us in terms of being willing to be trained, be that linkage with an individual having difficulty, arranging services, just being part of the whole delivery system. i think again, in our state, we could not i do not think that we would have been as successful without the partnerships, with advocacy folks. the other thing they are having -- being helpful with, they are the eyes and years in the community. i can let us know of problems long before we might share them otherwise. that partnership is extremely critical in the success of the implementation. beshear also spoke. he talked about setting up the health insurance exchange. this is a little over 20 minutes. [applause]

>> i see a linkage. i see a linkage. >> what else is causing this?what people have been saying is there's a lot of different political things going on in these countries and maybe now. some adjustment is going to be essential here. you're going to have the markets adjust to tapering. you're going to have currencies adjust to tapering. the question is, is it a troubling adjustment. markets and currencies have to adjust down. where is the bottom here? >> you need something. if it went too smoothly, i worry building up an even bigger dislocation somewhere else. you need to know it's happening. i think the greatest thing is where the ten-year is. that gives cover to keep going. that's really solid. that it's at 266. they were worried about it going up, not down. >> i have a quick question for steve. we talked about the cnbc 25. bernanke versus greenspan, more influential in the 25-year span -- it's only 25 years you get to count. >> here is what one of the experts i talked to, i spent yesterday on the phone with all the leading guys in monetary policy in

book as having a conversation with my friend, steve who was writing middle eastern studies and the linkage to the middle east and south. i made some comment. he pulled me off in saint peter, did you hear yourself? but, he made is a stereotype about most. and he was right. but i needed him to call me out in order for me to see a first. cannot pull it out, put it in front of me so i could get past my prejudice. so for me, i'm interested in the way people carry prejudices because i don't think a lot of the racism, sexism, anti-semitism that people carry is always incubated with a delivered focus that people say i want to hate somebody comes on when you choose to screw. unfortunately, we observe these things from our culture in the broader society and they become common sense and we don't reflect on them because they're just part of our background information of the world. so this book is trying to bring in the intolerance that people have suffered, but also to study a little bit of the ways this makes sense to people at the time without saying that was okay or justified. >> host: and what abo

you made that linkage clear that was your interpretation of what she was say something. >> she did not dispute it. she restated the fact that, i know it's not fair, these things shouldn't be connected but they are. that's in the journal entry that i gave to -- >> you're saying, these shouldn't be connected but they are? >> yes. >> were those her words? >> that's what i recall, that's what i wrote at the time, i wrote the journal entry a few days after the meeting with her. >> also for the first time now, we're seeing another letter you sent that you provided us on may 8th to the governor saying you were stunned you weren't getting the funding requests. that's two days before you had the meeting with lieutenant governor. what is that second letter. what do you believe it shows. what do you believe it proves? >> back to her statement that it's all illogical, you look at all the events together, you can see it was a progression. it was a progression of pressure, and she was sent in to really make that final message to me on may 8th, there's a few important things that happened. on may 8th

, and is of linkages there a real change in the overall approach? david, you want to start? >> i think certainly as al qaeda puts down deep roots in the euphrates valley and syria and iraq both, the united states is turning to shia allies who are supported by iran and we are now providing weapons, technological gear and lots of advice to the maliki government in baghdad, which is, i don't want to see a -- to say a client of tehran but it's pretty darn close. so you can imagine a situation down the road where the kind of sharing of information that took place after 9/11, if you read ryan crocker's comments on the record in a remarkable article in "the new yorker " several months ago about the head of the kutz force in tehran, rein describes the extent to which he were sharing information with the iranians about the al qaeda threat. again, from what i know, this, unfortunately, is another example of iran's ability to ride several horses at once. it's clear that iran has liaisoned with al qaeda -- even as it is threatened by al qaeda. you know, the question of what to do in ira

that linkage to the mayors office brings the opportunity to really be sure that we are going to reach greater scale. it brings you the opportunity to show private funding that corresponds to public money. that is reaching 22 cities. another thing was about linking procurement contracts with eligible small minority business. we needed to make sure they were getting certified for the right contracts and getting the support to meet the challenges. you have many fiduciary roles, not easier for smaller businesses. one of the areas we have been doing not in los angeles. it is with the university of southern california. it is getting a number of the small businesses not just certified, that in a position to successfully bid or collaborate on bids. they are getting contracts. it is keeping some of that work in the city itself. the opportunity for small businesses in your own municipalities to have that access. another focus area that many of you talked about, the unemployment. the longer-term in the older communities, people in their 50s who are out of work. they are having a hard time gettin

with the boston marathon bombing, something that we never anticipated, terrorist activity with some linkagesh caucuses will affect the u.s. on their homeland. here, we're right next door. here, we're in an area where the simulation can be done more easily. but i'm going to tell you, we've learned since we've been here, how extraordinary the efforts have been. they have literally -- the russians have gone in a way they could never do in the u.s. house to house through this area knocking on doors and removing people that they think could be a problem. so they also do not have the constraints of human rights and simple rights that we have in the united states when they are doing these things. >> congressman, the individuals whom russian law enforcement is pursing, are these the kinds of people that boston bomber tam t tamerlan tsarnaev met with while he was in dagestan? >> he met with one recruiter and, you know, he was, i think, exploring joining him. but you know, that's the process that -- my thinking that in the months that he was here, two things happened. the two people that he knew, that

if there's no linkage here, he may survive the storm and come out fine. >> i would separate this into a couple of things. the stuff about the mayor of jersey city having the meetings canceled. that's kind of seems like you give more access to your political allies. what caused this to go haywire is they took this bizarre -- >> i'm going to interrupt you right now and go right to governor christie. >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. happy new year. lieutenant governor, mr. speaker, congratulations. mr. president. members of the state legislature. friends and fellow new jerseyans. now, the last week has certainly tested this administration. the stamistakes were clearly ma and as a result, we let down the people we were entrusted to serve. i know our citizens deserve better. much better. now, i'm the governor, and i'm ultimately responsible for all that happens on my watch, both good and bad. and without a doubt, we will cooperate with all appropriate inquiries to ensure that this breach of t

. >> you made that linkage clear that was the interpretation of what she was saying and she did not dispute it? >> she did not dispute it. she said, i know it's not fair. they shouldn't be connected but they are. that's in the journal entry that i gave to the attorney. >> you're saying that they shouldn't be connected but they are? were those her exact words? >> that's what i recall. that's what i wrote at the time. i wrote the journal entry a few days after the meeting wither had. >> also for the first time now we're seeing another letter that you sent that you provided us on may 8th to the governor saying that you were stunned that you're not getting the aid requested and that's two days before the meeting with lieutenant governor. what does that second letter -- what do you believe it shows? what do you believe it proves? >> again, back to her statement that it's all illogical, you can see that it was a progression. it was a progression of pressure and she was, you know, sending that final message to me on may 8th there's a few important things that p haed. on may 8th the planning board

she was told in separate encounters, there was a linkage there.ward. expedite the project, and your sandy money will come. and she recorded this in her diary at the time, shared her diary with us today. you can, as much as you can auto then at this indicate a diary, it's a few pages thrown together a few days ago and saying hey, this is from last may. we looked at it. there is entries going back, mundane things, and she is talking about it and written in this tone of somebody who is shocked and who finds herself in, if what she is saying is true, in a very difficult position, right? because you want the sandy money, if you're her. you're not necessarily wanting to expedite this project. and if you're standing up to chris christie a year ago, before all of this, standing up to a guy with a 75% approval rating who is going to win your town while running for re-election. realistically speaking, a tough situation to be in. >> we should make a point, she has gotten some money for hoboken. it's a relative pittance. when we talk about this redevelopment

of data and a lot of information that our committees and others have presented with respect to the linkagecal experts should be the one to be able to continue that debate. >> i just asked you a simple question. what's the answer? >> the answer is, the medical experts would know better than i would with respect to that. >> his consistent response to questions was, "i'm not a scientist, and any questions about the long-term effects of concussion or head trauma in nfl players are better addressed to scientists." >> narrator: one at a time, committee members went after goodell. >> we have heard from the nfl time and time again. you are always studying, you are always trying, you are hopeful. i want to know, what are you doing now? >> the nfl sort of reminds me of the tobacco companies pre-'90s when they kept saying, "no, there is no link between smoking and damage to your health or ill health effects." >> the last thing the league wanted to be dealing with in that moment was the analogy to big tobacco. there's nobody in america who doesn't know what that means. that means denial. >> you have t

the core group that threatened the united states, or is it simply some, you know, distant linkage youw on, say this guy knew that guy who knew that guy. >> you know what we know more about, is if we had more of the documents from the osama bin laden raid that lay out, allegedly, the connection between al qaeda core and those affiliate groups, but we don't have those. >> that's true. >> jonah? >> i think the reason why some people are focusing on the affiliated/al qaeda stuff is that the narrative that came out of the white house, and out of the state department for a long time, was that this was a spontaneous movie review from a bunch of jihadists and it had nothing to do with terrorism whatsoever. we know that that's not true, so the fact they're related to al qaeda, why that's relevant is it shows this is a terrorist attack, which the president denied in a presidential campaign, and it was something serious that could have been prevented. i don't think it's whether we care if they had membership cards or not. i agree with steve to a certain extent that this is a much tougher report

approve this development project that's going to be taking place in hoboken, and there wasn't a direct linkage to receiving more superstorm sandy funds. do you think there may have simply been a misunderstanding between these two women as far as communicating what was going on? >> no. i think that the mayor of hoboken has been very clear about what she said she heard. i saw her on "up with steve kornacki", saturday morning when she said this. and she was pretty clear that there was a direct link being made by the christie administration. i don't think there's any doubt of what she said she heard and what her allegations are. >> by the way, what's the status of that project, that huge development project, that they were talking about? >> again, i don't know. i just know what the mayor of hoboken said, was that, you know, it was still outstanding. but i don't know any details about it, wolf. >> you were on "new day" earlier today on cnn. there was a nice interview with you there, and you threw out the so-called "i" word, impeachment. explain precisely where you see this unfolding, this investiga

and i think we can all agree that if there is any sort of linkage with chris christie to this story, then he's pretty much done. i don't see how you can walk your way out of that one. but regardless of that, i do see this as being somewhat problematic for him longer term. one of them, because it not only reinforces the idea that he is a bully, but many people including myself that admire the governor for being sort of above the fray. he's this guy that's willing to reach across the aisle and work with democrats when he feels it necessary. and this is an example of something that is so petty and opposite of the type of guy he's trying to be. i think this also speaks to -- and josh just spoke to this, a culture and an environment that i think he has created. i think that is causing people to ask a lot of questions. >> i think it goes to what you just raised, abby. does he reach across the aisle to work with democrats, which people would say is a good thing. or does he use a machine that does political payback against anyone who is his opponent. and this whole scandal is about the pact

diblassio and obama, what's the linkage?mocratic party politics today, diblassio and obama? >> it means former secretary of state clinton is going to go way left to get the nomination and lose in 2016 because richard's party has gone -- >> that's a key point. you're an observer of -- >> these are two guys with no management experience but they yell the right slogans out there, they attack the right like crazy, they talk about the two cities, the two americas, but they're the two guys with no management experience who couldn't solve the problems if they tried. we've seen this with obamacare. >> you think the diblaseio message, soft on crime-e doesn't like business -- >> first of all, it's not soft on kram. >> of course it is. the whole stop and frisk argument that ray kelly successfully implemented -- do you think that's a national message, richard? >> no, i do not. >> it's not a clinton message. >> no, it is not a clinton message. and it is not a message hillary clinton will embrace if she -- >> tell me more about that. how