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sea people you've never heard of love back to the night my president of the world bank so kate was really. serious like you sent us an email. russia is mourning the seventy one people who died in sunday's plane crash near moscow the jet came down just minutes after takeoff leaving no survivors. local slowly return to the syrian city of rocket the once defacto capital of islamic state which is now left with no clean water or infrastructure and there seems to be a shortfall when it comes to footing the bill for reconstruction. and russian athletes grant their second magill at the winter olympics in south korea taking silver in this figure skating with canada getting gold and the u.s. coming third but some athletes have criticized the russians medal winning performance. as a very warm welcome you are watching r.t. international with me. russia is mourning seventy one people killed in an on sunday their regional passenger plane went down minutes after taking off from moscow there are no survivors it's now been over twenty four hours since the crash and we're learning more about the passengers

sea people you've never heard of love went back to the night president of the world bank so very. many seriously he sent us an email. with this manufactured sentence to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the final larry go round. we can all middle of the room sick. that's in american interests to not see any russians die in terrorist attacks as it is in russian interest to prevent any terrorist attacks in the united states or elsewhere in the world so i don't think there's any dispute on that in congress and i think maybe some of the posturing is frankly political as opposed to substantive . to seven forty four in the evening moscow time this is not international live with me kevin i went down to back in a studio now don't speak but a russian the me so much better placed to be across those russian wires about that tragedy of that plane crossed the south and if you're just joining us you can see the security screen basically a plane with sixty five passengers including three children and six crew members on board crashed just outside of moscow in the

sea people you never heard of love jack to the next president of the world bank very. seriously send us an e-mail. clone welcome to worlds apart for decades russians have both laughed and despair that the inadequacies of their system also struggling to accept this same kind of criticism from foreign theirs and when russia decided to hold a mirror to the west only imperfections including by setting up this child it turned out western tolerance to criticism is even more why is it so difficult to communicate pointing out what's wrong with one another well to discuss that i'm now joined by tony cab and a former diplomat and the author of a book called return to moscow well mr cavanaugh it's a great to have you in the studio thank you very much for your time and happiest charlie a day thank you very much. now when you say australia in the russian context it conjures up an image of a beautiful faraway land with bright sun blue sky a beautiful beaches with friends.

the sea people you've never heard of low down to the next president of the world playing so very. seriously send us an e-mail. siren fury may be the apt title of a gossipy tell all about the trump administration and it's certainly an accurate moniker for the kind of senselessly bare knuckle tactics the president prefers when it comes to deporting illegal immigrants or facing off against perceived enemies of america like the mainstream media north korea's little rocket man or the islamic republic of iran but what many tend to forget is that fire and fury could also very well describe america's foreign policy when it comes to washington's designated list problem country for many many decades and administrations prior to the orange in chief and no nation on earth has experienced the full nonsensical brunt of america's diplomatic approach from the people of iran to where our long history of fire and fury impacts today's complex world we welcome dan koblick a human rights attorney professor at university of pittsburgh school of law and author of the plot to attack iraq welcome. thank y

sea people you've never heard of love back to the night president of the world bank. seriously send us an e-mail. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to be rich. to going to the press that's what the four three of the four people. i'm interested in the last. question. welcome back an advisor to the polish president has come under fire for what some are calling anti israeli comments he was defending a new law that prohibits statements about poland being responsible for the crimes the nazi regime committed against the jews and supposed sentiments in the israel comes from the feeling of shame and the passivity of the jews during the holocaust . and the new law also makes it illegal to refer to nazi death camps situated in the country as polish ones those violating the law could face up to three years in jail the presidential advisor went even further in defending the legislation the religion of the holocaust has become a symbolic shield for their country which is used by isra

the sea people you've never heard of love right down to the night. president of the world bank so very. seriously send us an e-mail. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to acapulco and speak with geoff burrowes who puts on the biggest mass and arctic conference in politics and economics that is an arc of paul go in this year is that of a one day crypt a polkadot jeff welcome back it's my pleasure max and geoff congratulations this is an archipelago cooked up all cool thing is blowing up man it's a must go tour of that era here about all the time you must be very pleased yeah actually we've been totally shocked we were not expecting this we have about triple the audience of last year it's going to be actually sold out it's going to be about fifteen hundred people we had about six hundred last year and yeah it's piers that this anarchy thing is kind of popular there i'd say to as if i or somebody showed up out and they couldn't get a ticket it's completely sold out you know the main conference is sold out but there's all kinds

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sea people you've never heard of low down for the night not the president of the world bank so very. seriously send us an e-mail. the bond market will not crash this time it will continue to go even lower and negative yields on various bonds will increase from the multi trillion dollars worth of negative yielding sovereign debt now the even more multi multi multi trillion dollars of negative yielding sovereign debt and we're going to go down the rabbit hole even further but it certainly smells like what the panic cash withdrawal in places like china and west sell off in all these various markets and what the oil prices climbing higher in gold looking better than we've got here an old fashioned reversal. welcome back the south korean president said he's ready to accept an invitation to visit pyongyang from the north korean leader if certain conditions are met this potentially sets up the first meeting between korea's leaders in more than a decade the invitation was delivered by kim jong un's sister who is attending the winter olympics in south korea she's the first member of north kor

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people. >> wow, a sea of green. what's the bette midler song? sue? blue and green? is looking like what? >> well, this is the thing. i wonder if all of those people in there, i know it is cold outside. but that many people packed together in the parkway, do you even fl the cold with all of that body heat? >> not at all. so should we check in with bill? >> yes let's do it. >> reporter: i want to tell you something real quick. as you continue to see the steady flow of people coming in, we've done the electric slide, we've shown jerseys, we've done eagles chants. one thing that we haven't done at all is complain. because there are not delays. they're manage to go get this entire crowd in. they're getting into the city. they're moving smoothly. so we're getting a chance to have some fun. mikey thought you would actually get a kick out of this. i was talking to these young laid ills, you told me -- what did you tell me? >> i was waiting my whole life only 19 years but philly deserves it. >> struggling your entire 19 years waiting for a championship. >> reporter: why was

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have cars here or anybody trying to climb on cars and no vehicles on the streets just one big sea of peoplet having the time of their lives, they're having a ball tonight jim. >> thank you, dann cuellar let us switch to south philadelphia action news reporter chad and the crowd is going bananas and excited and enjoying the win and behind them they have the trash that are blocking traffic and i want to show you some video from broad street about 5, 10 minutes from now fireworks going off, people are dancing and they are blocking traffic waving flags you have people all ages making their way down here in south philadelphia tonight to enjoy this eagles victory in the superbowl and one lady fell out of her car right on her head and she is okay fortunately and they are driving around and celebrating hanging heads out of the windows and having a festive time down in south philadelphia like dann mentioned a few people got out of hand but seems most fans are doing it the right way and celebrating and not doing anything criminal and celebrating in a good old fashion way and obviously this party is g

there is a sea of people. it is like marching toward the sea but it was toward city hall.o me. here it is. this is on the parkway. just human after human, like a sea of people just walking down the parkway, where should we get. give me somebody to hug. lets go to city hall. lets go to walnut. broad street. and they all made it down there. so, and then check this out. i don't know how many selfies i took but at one point i thought i had broken ribs. >> you said my ribs hurt. >> did you fall. >> no, hug ago lot of people. >> the trash cut, look at that , eagles fans all over this trash truck. they are trashed. >> people just want to scream, they want to come together, celebrate and scream as loud as you can. >> then police say, it is time to go home, mike. >> when i was driving into work they were still out on the parkway and every which way. >> so, along market street at one point this guy is walking in, he has his under dog. i'm behind him. i said dog really came through for us, didn't they. that was our theme. under dog, we're under dogs no more, we are top dog, folks in

it was fairly severe and it through a lot of people's heads into the seas, people felt on.>> reporter: the train was carrying dozens of republican lawmakers, their staff and families. according to passengers the train was going about 70 miles per hour when the collision occurred. capital and gop doctors and nurses spring into action. including the three people who were inside the dump truck. they performed cpr on one person for several minutes before he died from injuries. another was in critical condition and taken to the hospital and a third was able to walk to an ambulance. >> once it came to a stop you could look out the window and see the overturned truck. it was a mess. they were hit pretty severely. >> reporter: paul ryan was one of the passengers. he was not hurt and updated the president on the accident. most of those injured suffered head and neck injuries. about a half-dozen people were taken to area hospitals including jason lewis who is undergoing standard concussion protocol. the train returned to charlottesville and lawmakers are being taken to the retreat on buses. we

look here at the ben franklin bridge where the walkway has more activity than the roadway. >> sea of peoplegreen, police officers with their vests here, but this is the crowd coming from say 30th street center city walking their way up along the parkway, there is one of the big jumbro-trons, that we were talking about, and here is a live look at the spring garden street right behind the art museum. again, the city using the big trash trucks, to block all of the roads, along the parade route. here is a live look at the schuylkill eastbound an accident right at conshohocken, so that's tying folks upcoming out of king of prussia. again, closures are in effect along the parade route. here is a live look at 95, still letting traffic off at broad street into south philadelphia. now, let's go outside to the new stop, along the market frankford line, the fox stop. >> penn's landing across the bridge, steady stream and it will be for hours, hey, hey, hey. because the parade doesn't start until 11:00 but expecting two to three million people. a lot will come by at fourth and market at the first stop

it was fairly severe and it through a lot of people's heads into the seas, people felt on.>> reporter: the train was carrying dozens of republican lawmakers, their staff and families. according to passengers the train was going about 70 miles per hour when the collision occurred. capital and gop doctors and nurses spring into action. including the three people who were inside the dump truck. they performed cpr on one person for several minutes before he died from injuries. another was in critical condition and taken to the hospital and a third was able to walk to an ambulance. >> once it came to a

you can only imagine the hours to come, that, those people are just going to start going like this it will be just a seaf people holding up their phones trying to take a picture and get whatever they can. so these guys are really smart , forgetting out there early. question is do to stand out there that long. then in the world of septa we are talking about this as well special passes are sold out, weekly, inly passes are going to be select. only select stations are open. market frankford line and broad street are offering free rides, free rides, everyone will want that so you know it will be crazy, crazy, insane, busy. regional rails inbound only in the a.m., outbound only after, the parade. also, patco, all tickets they are sold out, only select stations are opened, again, inbound only at 6:00 a.m. so before 6:00 a.m. it is inbound and out bound starting at 6:00 a.m. inbound only outbound only, only after the parade, new jersey transit, ac rail lines tickets are also completely sold out. talking about parking this is a biggie, you will be towed don't even think about parking where you can't. so no park

seeing everybody and seeing the sea of people and the support has been phenomenal. how late are you going to party tonight. i don't know i'm trying to make it through the parade. [ applause ] >> yes, can you see the fans were going wild and it was a great atmosphere out here. and fans were loving it and you couldn't ask for a better day. and it was chilly and the sun was out and this parade was something i have never seen. the papal visit was big and this was huge. and today many families and these players will never forget. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. also on the parkway is jaime apody, jaime you were with the players when they boarded the buses. and you were with the head coach when the extraordinary event came to an end? >> reporter: i am one lucky girl. i was there when they got on the buses and some got off and were mingling with the crowd and the best was when jason kelce borrowed a police bicycle and went up and down the streets. and then on the steps i had an up close view of the rally and speeches. and the team realized they brough

and amongst the sea people that came out when there was a woman, and she arrived holding just what she could carry. she had three of her children, two of her children were still missing. she never wanted to leave myanmar, and the first thing she said was, and i want to go back. she wanted to go back when she was safe. she wanted to go back when she would be recognized as a citizen of myanmar and as a rohingya. she wanted to go back when she could send her children to school and live safely and with dignity. none of those things are unreasonable. none of those things are not doable. none of those things justify the paralysis that we are seeing amongst the international community when responding to their current rohingya crisis. there are solutions and it is clear that without ordinary people in capitals, in countries, in communities who will push their world, push their leaders to take action on the international stage, then we're going to continue to see people suffer because of this paralysis. we live in a time when crimes against humanity are being beamed into our homes in real time,

. >> well a sea of people make way for a mound of trash, crews working to clear the garbage left behindsterday's epic celebration, we'll take closer look at the progress made in the clean up overnight. >> amazing. when i saw nick and carson coming down the way, i was just like ecstatic, i couldn't even believe. >> a party eagles fans will never forget. spectators possibly in the millions gather to cheer on the super bowl champs. and this morning, we're expecting an update from the city on how it all went. >> and breaking news overnight , the federal government shuts down for the second time this year as lawmakers miss midnight deadline. we'll tell you what this means and just how long the shutdown is exp

security council said china, ruia and malaysia have failed to stop the exports. 90 people are feared dead in the according to sea the three people are known to havevi sd the sinking. the bodies of 10 people have been recovered so far. french prosecutors have placed the proposal nept- ominent swiss national. and he is suing his second woman. a second woman has claimed she was raped in 2009. 16ns syr including several children died recently trying to travel across the mountains. they used the route but were frozen to death. one who survived.s she three years old. our correspondent has been there to meet her. >> meet little sarah, just three years old. the black on her face are caused by frostbite. smugglers abandoned sarah during a blizzard when she was crossing the. mountai she only survived because the man who dumpe w her forced at gunpoint to go back and get her. but sarah's mom, big sister and granny all froze to death. now in a lebanese hospital, her dadhe watches ove day and night. i do my best to be a mother and father. i will do everything to get over this. she's all i have now. >> 16 syrians died trying t

how far that sea of people extends, that river of people that extends from city hall how far south its because that would give us a real good picture of what is going on in center city and interesting to know maybe someone can help us with that. here at broad at cottman and frankfort this is really the i guess the number one and i'm sitting here with jeff skversky, the number one staging area as someone can turn on jeff's mic the staging area where we saw huge celebrations after the phillies win in 2008 and the last time the eagles went to the superbowl in 2005 after the nfc championship game there was a big, big party right here and at times it got a little bit out of control which is why police have gone to some extraordinary security measures here asking all the merchants to bring their equipment, to lay down their store fronts and this is where we got the national attention with police putting crisco on the power poles and everybody in the national media got a big kick out of the idea that the philly cops were calling in the crisco bowl that kind of thing but as you can see i don'

when you get outside of the sea when people care about telecom, one of the things they're passionateut is getting better, faster, cheaper broadband. o'reilly's point is the last two years of the fcc was continuously imposing more regulation, more paperwork burdens, which is putting the u.s. in the wrong direction. we have a number of large providers in this country, comcast, verizon, to some extent they can withstand the regulatory onslaught of all of these burdens. there are thousands of smaller providers you have never heard of that are competing to be the first service provider in a world community -- in a rural community. the past year, we have been removing unnecessary regulations. that will spur more investment, deployment, and connect more americans to digital opportunities. [applause] chairman. as was mentioned when you are receiving your award, maybe this is the true reason you did all of this, because you dissipated such a lovely award, but you have gone through a very tumultuous time with a lot of the trio was directed at you personally. what -- why did you stick with it?

so idea is to draw people back to create a safe area on the other side of the break water doesn't solve sea level rise problem, obviously, but it does solve a lot of problems with storm surge and things like that. and a it encourages people instead of walling them offs from the water to be engaged bairvegly what dutch has figured out. dutch has spent a thousand years building walls basically and now realizing that was maybe not the right thing to do and we need to think differently now so dutch had a idea of living with water that they need to let water in and think about floating communities. ways of taking water in, holding perhaps in these water squares draining it off later that walls are not a solution and that this sort of the way that -- legos is dapghtable is they live with water. that's model for what we're going to do in cities and coastlines. this is a -- really doesn't have to be a -- expensive this is a really cool community center in legos built by a dutch architect with 55,000 gallon drums with a two-story structure that served as a community center in legos. and it was just

>> well a sea of people make way for a mound of trash, crews working to clear the garbage left behind after yesterday's epic celebration, we'll take closer look at the progress made in the clean up overnight. >> amazing. when i saw nick and carson coming down the way, i was just like ecstatic, i couldn't even believe. >> a party eagles fans will never forget. spectators possibly in the millions gather to cheer on the super bowl champs. and this morning, we're expecting an update from the city on how it all went. >> and breaking news overnight , the federal government shuts down for the second time this year as lawmakers miss midnight deadline. we'll tell you what this means and just how long the shutdown is expected to last. >>> well, today is friday, february 9th. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo in for rahel solomon. let's get a check on today's forecast with. hi, guys. >> good morning. >> it was a blast. i mean, we have been tack being it all morning long, what we witnessed out, there the stories, just a party. and i got to say in the wormed of traffic this morning

remembering the last championship parade we had when villanova ended up there, and that was a sea of people. so, i'm expecting maybe to see another sea or ocean of people today, as the parade passes by, one of the iconic spots between city hall and love park later, guys. >> it is so exciting. i'm just waiting for every single seconds of there is the anticipation, overwhelming. thank you, steve. >> that's it, people. >> that was it, guys. you know, we new they were going to sell out quickly, boy did they ever, even in the driving rain, we had lines every people, there many of our stations throughout to get the 10-dollar special passes, but they sold out in less than 48 hours. and there were a lot of dis a pointed folks. >> little disappointed. i mean, it is what it is. can't really do anything about it. >> so if you already have a regular weekly for this week or monthly pass, you can still use those. >> also, are you taking nj transit this morning? there is a couple of changes. you'll need to consider here. an extra train is leaving atlantic city at 8:26. and another leaves philadelphia at 4

boats were coming all the time as you say and you will waste experienced more than a thousand people drowned at sea that had to stop and this policy has stopped it people no longer come by boat so while every sympathy for you in your situation can you understand the need for the broader policy now i've come and understand because i think it's sending people to their i know it's not all our money. you know been prevalent the boat come through history but it remained mostly in their thoughts yeah them main reason was that they sent back the. boats to indonesia so they sniped in some at sea and they pushed them there so the people in indonesia are the refugees in your immediate needs or their countries they are not watching us that when we get freedom they come to australia the main reason is that they send the worlds. you know they sent the boat down the people. they the refugees they think if we go to australia we will lose our money and we will. have a very risky journey and maybe we arrive there. and they send us back so the main reason is that the main reason is not them they send people to. amma

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people. when i started hearing the figures of 200,000, 300,000, finally, 500,000. we had a seanger from the shortage of water and food, just for the opportunity to spend a few days in the country getting stoned on their drugs and grooving on the music. >> we got together and had a little powwow about what are we going to do to feed these people? we went into new york to buy 1,500 pounds of wheat, rolled oats, 130,000 paper plates, 130,000 dixie cups, and i believe we served 200,000 people. >> by now there are tens of millions of people who feel themselves to be an irresistible river of change. and you get something incandescent. ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom ♪ singing freedom, freedom, freedom, freedom, freedom ♪ ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom >> we had had love-ins in l.a. on the weekends where everybody gets dressed up and goes to the park and brings an instrument. but to see hundreds of thousands of people, like a meeting of all the tribes from all over the country. boy, we didn't know there were so many of us who felt the same. [ cheers and applause ]

it was thing -- scenes of people fleeing and biblical proportions . amongst the sea of people, there's a woman called chevy got -- shafica. she had three of her children and two of her children were missing. she never wanted to leave myanmar, and the first thing she said was "and i want to go back." she wanted to go back when she is safe, when she would be recognized as a citizen of myanmar and as a rohingya. she wanted to go back when she could send her children to school with dignity. of those things are unreasonable. none of those things are not doable. none of those things just the justify our response to the rohingya crisis. it is clear without ordinary people, in capitals, and countries, and communities, who will push their leaders to take action on the international stage, then we will continue to see people suffer because of this paralysis. we live in a time where crimes against humanity are being beamed into our homes and real-time. this demands real action. there must be comprehensive embargo imposed on militaries that continue to kill civilians, bomb hospi

i'm looking at the sea of people from broward county in florida, a sea of students who have walked out of their high schools and holding signs right now in part of a giant demonstration, again, supporting you, supporting your efforts in tallahassee right now. i guess my question to you, is one of the things we've heard from cynics, including reporters and people who covered school shootings before, this moment won't last. you know, yes students are speaking out right now but will you be out there one month from now, two months from now, two years from now fighting this fight? what's your message? >> yeah, i mean, i know that for example my instagram feed, the day of the shooting was all douglas. it was all dedicated to douglas. and since then it's faded away back to the traditional selfies and pictures of your friends and stuff. i definitely have seen it fade on the social media and stuff, but like everyone from douglas, we're all saying, this is not going to fade, not this time. we're not letting this fade. a change will happen. that's why we have a march -- i believe it's the end of

this is just one frame, the wide pictures show a sea of people, outside the amphitheater. it is being led by local rabbis. we are also told there is heavy security at the event. one of many vigils and worship services that have been taking place and will continue in the parkland area. >> this deadly school shooting has once again stirred debate about gun control and mental health. we are at the white house where the president addressed the shooting without a mention of gun violence.>> no parent should ever have to fear for their children when they kiss them goodbye in the morning.>> strong words from the president. as the nation mourned, all of those killed. the president pledging to make schools safer and tackle the issue of mental health. he also spoke directly to america's children.>> there are people who care about you, who love you. they will do anything to protect you. if you need help, turn to a teacher, a family member, a local police officer, or a faith leader.>> one topic he did not mention, gun control. the attack for -- prompted renewed debate, democrats around

broad street was packed with fans and then logan square and the parkway were a massive sea of people.if some of the eagles players really didn't understand what they mean to eagles fans they do now. it is thursday night and the big story on "action news" tonight. is the day to remember for the team, this city and for every individual fan who bleeds green. for years despairing fans were pleading for a super bowl parade. and today they got one and it was better than we had any right to expect. but the enormous task of moving people out of the area is going on for several hours now. christie aleto is live now at 30th street station. how is it going there? >> reporter: slowly but surely septa is getting on to a train. fans were spanning several blocks, now the lines for the airport in wilmington are empty but the paoli line has shortened a bit and people are still outside waiting to get on and some of them still excited about the evening and others just frustrated about how slowly it takes to get on the train. >> we got online and we'll see how much an uber is. got on this line at 3:00 an

at least not to people if they had dad and i feel drawn to the mediterranean sea for a boat capsized three people are known to have survived well ten bodies have been found on beaches in libya and so the most of the people aboard were originally from pakistan people smugglers continue to operate out of libya a lot the number of migrants crossing to europe has dropped since the e.u. pressurized authorities there to crack down. spoke with not feed a moderate journalist who's following the story he spoke to us from doha. writes largely assume that migrants a lot of the illegal migrants were travelling. on the side can board or were member of. pakistanis who were employed in north african countries since they got to me it started to be you know. a big big jump run across the political situation and why limbs they wanted to escape to do their european countries and their lodging they were from libya and tunisia that's what is assumed. conjecture indian style is that there have been some humor striking the wreckage that if you know breaking bringing people in old we don't count the guy taki

so that's the reason why over 3,000 people were lost at sea. f these people, they don't know how to swim, or they've purchased life jackets that are made in china and are actually filled with plants or foam. so they're fake life jackets, even. so that's why the journey is so perilous and so many people lost their lives. >> and, actually, while we were there, when we were on the island of lesbos, a boat came in, or a boat was trying to come in, and capsized, and most of the people on that boat were lost. >> i know that your group is doing a lot to help the refugees in particular. >> yes. >> what are you hoping that these interfaith trips will do? >> yes. we're so excited to be running these interfaith trips, and we're going to continue to run about two or three a year. so if your community is interested in running one through israaid, please get in touch with us. you can visit our website. but we're really hoping to continue to run these trips because it's so important for people to see the issue, to meet these people, to hear their stories, to h

. ♪ parade of champions a sea of people. my goodness. because officials were thinking, hmm, about 2 million maybe could show up here. the question is how do they -- how do they actually estimate the crowd size? very own bob kelly you got the answer to that one. >> yeah. i talked to buddy that actually does crowd estimating end told me how they do they take a map of the entire area. and then zoom on in and they put little squares in here and they'll figure in that little square there's ten people. and then they do that the entire parade route because there's no admission to an even like an outdoor parade like like that. that's how they'll figure that out as close as they can get to that actual count. probably have that later on tonight or tomorrow. here's live look at the folks still trying to get over the ben franklin bridge into camden, new jersey. they're still close. this spring garden street police are still blocking access from, say, university city p toward behind the art museum. the big delays are really just trying to get on to t

so when i go to an airport in the united states i look at the sea of people, whether it be an airport in phoenix or charlotte, i'm going, oh, my god, you've got a lot of people here. and you have about 15 times the population of australia, right? well, china has five times the population of the united states. and the cultural differences in china are barely understood by westerners but should be understood to understand how diverse and possibly very hard to manage the interests are across china. you know, i kid you not. you know, when i was treasurer and i was in discussions with chinese officials about the fact that one province in china had slapped tariffs on our wines, beijing was horrified. they didn't even know. and they told me how much they loved australian wine and how they would have been devastated to have been asked to put tariffs on australian wine. they didn't know. and there's this basic assumption that beijing knows everything. ask that's certainly what they prese pretend to the world about what's happening in china, and they don't. so it's an incredibly diverse nation.

people. we had a crowd, i looked over that sea of people and i said to myself, wow. >> here's a picture of thewd. now, audience was the biggest ever. but this crowd was massive. look how far back it goes. >> it looked like a million and a half people. whatever it was it was. it went all the way back to the washington monument. people came out and voted like they've never seen before. i guess it was the biggest electoral college win since reagan. that speech was a home run. they loved it. they gave me a standing ovation for a long period of time. they never sat down most of them for the speech. >> how do you sit down to him looking him in the face three feat away and buy that stuff without what, smirking? we'll be right back. take off for mexico with expedia. ♪ one click gives you access to discounts on thousands of hotels, cars and things to do. like the royalton riviera cancun for 54% off. ♪ everything you need to go. ♪ expedia. ♪ the things we do rising before dawn. sweating it out. tough to do it all. but we can always find time to listen to great thinkers and explorers whose stories take u

gone through and my own version of their own story, because i can get on stage and look out at a sea of people and perform something that i have put a lot of work into and care about. sorry. and this summer i actually lost my mother, which was very difficult because i had lived with her for my entire life. the one thing that -- sorry -- the one thing that i found solace in when performing my first show without her being there was knowing that i had a wonderful community of people that i already had made and to be able to know they could be just as proud of me as she would have been. when i say this, i mean it completely. you are not creating equity, you are creating borders. i hope you can make your decision, because i couldn't imagine another student who has gone through anything similar to what i've gone through and the department, and couldn't have this outlet to say they could have somewhere they feel safe, so please, please, do not pass this resolution. i thank you for letting me speak. >> thank you. so, i think this is probably a good time to take a break. i am -- i've been asked to firs